Easter: names, customs and table
Kristov Day: namesakes, customs and meal Kristov Day is celebrated on September 14. It is one of the Twelve Great Christian Holidays. It is one of the feasts of the Feast of the Nativity of Christ the Saviour.
Three instructive stories about the meaning of life
Three instructive stories about the meaning of life While in the park, a woman sits next to a man on a bench near a playground. "This is my ...
Tryphon Zarezan: customs and table
Trifon Zarezan: customs and table Trifon Zarezan or also called the Day of the Vintner is celebrated on February 1 (February 14 old style). The Bulgarian Orthodox Church ...
The Blessed TAURUS - Taurus Horoscope by Linda GOODMAN
It really resembles the Rock of Gibraltar in its steadfastness. Neither water nor fire; neither furious screams nor bellicose aggression will disturb his equanimity
Summer Yoga Practice Tips
Summer Yoga Practice Tips Each season offers an opportunity to align our inner environment with the natural rhythms and cycles of nature. Find harmony...
Health No stress or worry with the Jacobson technique
In the 1920s, Dr. Edmund Jacobson discovered progressive muscle relaxation. Using this technique he who helped his patients under ...
Top 10 Health Benefits of Flaxseed
Top 10 Health Benefits of Flaxseeds For centuries, flaxseeds have been valued for their health benefits. In fact, Charlemagne ordered the ...
Fifteenth lunar day
The fifteenth lunar day is a very dangerous, satanic day that brings a short bliss, changing to a long disappointment, especially in love. A time for the appearance of evil ...
24 benefits of lemon that you did not know about
24 Benefits of Lemon You Didn't Know About Most people have heard that starting the day with a glass of warm lemon water is a natural energizer ...
Why should you change the way you think!?
Have you noticed that when you leave the office nervous, people on the subway are rude to you? And you're rude to them. And how many ...
Happy things happen to happy people
I've always felt that being happy and well-meaning in today's world is not good for yourself. That most people are not so well-intentioned...
THE LESSONS OF THE BUDDHA
Siddhartha Gautama Buddha, simply called Buddha, was a spiritual teacher from India who founded Buddhism. Did you know that "buddha" is actually a title that is ...
Friends - Selected Thoughts on Friendship
We selected thoughts about friendship. Share with a friend and show him that you love him ❤️❤️❤️ - Pooh? - said Piglet. ...
Why should we take Selenium and how it affects our body
What you need to know about the trace element Selenium and how it affects our body Did you know that selenium plays a key role in human metabolism. Why ...
6 Benefits of Nettle (Plus Side Effects)
6 benefits of stinging nettle (plus side effects) Nettle has been a staple in herbal medicine since ancient times. The ancient Egyptians used nettles to treat arthritis ...
Louise Hay: Don't let your thoughts control you!
You are much more than your mind. You might think he's running the show. But that's just because you're…
How to dress for meditation?
Meditation is a good way to organize our thoughts, sort out the important things in our lives and reduce our stress level. Beginners often find it difficult ...
Sow Thought - Reap Action...
Sow a thought - reap an action; sow action - reap habit; sow habit - reap character; you sow character - you reap destiny. - William Thackeray
Astrology Your July horoscope is here
If you've had a relatively uneventful June, you're in luck - between the solar eclipse on June tenth and Mercury retrograde ending on June 22nd, you're probably ...
Why do we get sick?
One of the principles of medicine says that health and disease are the result of things we do. Even the pain itself can probably be a learned response,…
The way you think about others comes back to you thoughts of Peter Dunov
At least one hour a day, look at people as if you lived in them, as if their sufferings and joys were yours.
Big Stew: Customs and Table
Great Souls' Day: customs and meal Great Souls' Day is celebrated on the Saturday opposite Carnival Sunday (Meat Fast, which is a week before the beginning of Lent). ...
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