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episode #140 year of Water Rabbit
On 22nd January the Chinese new year – or, rather, New Year 4721 – will officially kick off the year of water rabbit, and ending on 9th February, 2024 (Chinese New Year’s Eve). The Chinese Lunar New Year always begins on the day of the second New Moon after the December solstice. Further, the Chinese…
episode #139 year 2023
In Numerology, each calendar year adds up to a single-digit number, which holds a unique energetic influence and imprint, and it’s called the Universal Year. 2023 is a 7 Universal Year because 2 + 0 + 2 + 3 = 7. The number 7 is a number of perfection. This number holds spiritual significance. The…
episode #138 meaning of mystical creatures
Phoenix The phoenix has a legacy in many cultures, the the themes are consistent: transformation, longevity and renewal (rebirth, hope, renewal, progress, and eternity). The phoenix reminds us of our ability to regenerate from within, and our power in transformation. According to the Greek historian Herodotus, the phoenix was a mythical bird from Ethiopia. It…
episode #137 meaning of creatures
Snakes span the symbolic bridge between lunar and solar associations as well as aspects between water and fire, the impressive variety includes regeneration and renewal, female sexuality, agricultural fertility. In tarot, the snake is a symbol on the Magician card. It is a reference to having authority over energy (recognising the power of the unseen and utilising that power). As a Native American Indian…
Place of Contribution
Make It Happen stand for a community hub, retail shop and social supermarket situated in Market Street and Argyle Street in Birkenhead. Open, honest and friendly staff and volunteers are here for everyone in the local community. Place of Contribution [PoC] is a national lottery funded vibrant community Hub often described as Make It Happen’s…
episode #136 meaning of creatures
Monkeys are depicted as mischievous chicanery figures in myth, legend and lore.It’s not surprising that monkeys are esteemed for their quick and keen wit, high observance and curiosity. In the Middle Ages, Western European art depicted them as the devil. In the Chinese zodiac, the monkey represents versatility, movement, and activity. The Indian Hindu god Hanuman is associated…
episode #135 meaning of creatures
Horse Horse symbol meanings date back to prehistory, and the first civilised, written acknowledgment of the horse comes in the third millennium BC where historians uncovered slate tablets in Elam (present-day Iraq and Iran) which reference this noble, wild beast. As a Celtic symbol, the horse was associated with war. The Celts hailed the horse as the beast…
episode #134 meaning of creatures
Horse As one of the most majestic creatures, the deer is associated with woodland deities Saba, Flidais, and Cernunnos. The deer is linked to the arts, specifically poetry and music in ancient Celtic animal lore due to its graceful form. The Celts also believed that deer were associated with the fairie realm, and would lead troops of fairies…
episode #133 meaning of creatures
Cat In ancient Egypt, it was sacred to Bastet, the goddess of the home, fertility, and childbirth. They were a protective soul and defender of women and children. Cats are signified by fertility, resourcefulness, curiosity and provocation. Cats are the embodiment of supernatural grace with a foot into the spiritual realm, they’re known to be…
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