ZOROASTRIANISM - FACTS

  THE 13 CH AKRAS AN D THE BEN E FITS OF H ARMO NIZING THEM. If the existence of the 7 chakras is well recognized in the West, few people know that we have 13 chakras as it is transmitted in ancient ancestral traditions inclu ding the Vedic tradition.  Learn more about  the 13 chakras. THE 13 CHAKRAS AN D THEIR CHARAC TERIS TICS THE FIRST OF THE 13 CHAKRAS Also called root chakra,  it is located at the level of the perineum, it is protected by the sacrum and the coccyx. It is the basic chakra on which the energy is based. This place is the instinctive zone, that of our impulses, of our unexplained desires (which arise out of reason), of our primary impulses: the primal energy, the vital impulse. THE SECOND CHAKRA The second chakra  is related to sexuality, creativity and passion. If this chakra is unstable, you may not be able to properly manage one or more of its different categories from this energy point. It is all a matter of managing thoughts,...

  Native American Zodiac & Astrology Overview The Native American Zodiac & Astrology ‘system’ bears many similarities to other celestial systems of predicting our present and future. In its simplest form,  Astrology looks to the placement of the stars, moon and sun at the time of your birth  as a pattern that illustrates your unique, essential being including on a spiritual level. Metaphysical practitioners use the phrase, “as above, so below” to express this principle. We are tied to the earth and the stars, and all living things in a sacred network . Native American Astrology helps us become more aware of those connections, supports learning to trust our instincts and acts as a system for personal growth. The ultimate intention in this astrological system is giving people a greater understanding of their overall purpose and contracts that you accepted as a spiritual being in this world. Birth is a very real type of initiation. From that day forward knowing ...

  The rainbow is one of the most beautiful, naturally occurring phenomenons in nature. Scientifically speaking, rainbows appear in the sky when sunlight enters raindrops, causing dispersion and refraction of the light. But rainbows symbolize so much more than just a scientific anomaly. Rainbows hold deep meaning and significance to the individuals who discover them. People who have suffered a great personal loss, for example, are often deeply and profoundly impacted when they spot a rainbow, especially on an important day or at the time when they need to know they haven’t been forgotten. And so, because the rainbow is an important symbol, it follows that each of the colors represented in the rainbow also holds important meaning and significance. Because of the rainbow’s importance across multiple religions and cultural beliefs, the rainbow is packed with symbolism. When listed, the colors of the rainbow appear in this order: Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Indigo Violet Sometimes scie...