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NAKSHATRAS, THE 27 LUNAR MANSIONS IN JYOTISH – INDIAN VEDIC ASTROLOGY (AN INTRODUCTION)

NAKSHATRAS, THE 27 LUNAR MANSIONS IN JYOTISH – INDIAN VEDIC ASTROLOGY

Nakshatras are prominently studied in Jyotish (Indian Vedic Astrology), and have an important occult and practical impact on the overall natal chart interpretation. Some of the earliest records of stars are those of ancient India in the Vedanga Jyotisha, and the Babylonians. The Nakṣhatra system predates the influence of Hellenistic astronomy on Vedic tradition. Different…

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30 Forms Of Divination You Did Not Know Existed

30 Forms Of Divination You Did Not Know Existed

Divination and the occult intersect as both explore hidden or mystical aspects of reality to gain insight, understanding, or influence. Divination focuses on seeking knowledge about possible timelines, hidden truths, or guidance through symbolic tools like tarot cards, astrology, rituals or scrying.

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Into the Darkness – Exploring the 7 Underworlds in Hindu Cosmology

Into the Darkness – Exploring the 7 Underworlds in Hindu Cosmology

Beneath the surface of the Earth, hidden away from the light of the sun, lies a labyrinthine world of shadows, serpents and untold secrets—the Seven Underworlds of Hindu cosmology, known as the Sapta Patalas.

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The Secret Meanings of Cups and Chalices in Esoteric Arts and Tarot

The Secret Meanings of Cups and Chalices in Esoteric Arts and Tarot

In esoteric traditions, symbols hold a potent significance, often acting as keys to deeper truths. Among these, the image of the cup or chalice resonates with profound mystical and spiritual meaning. Chalice comes from Latin calix ‘mug’, borrowed from Ancient Greek κύλιξ (kylix) ‘cup’ or goblet, meaning a footed cup intended to hold a drink.

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La Coulobre – Legend of a Winged Creature in European Folklore

La Coulobre - Legend of a Winged Creature in European Folklore

According to local folklore, La Coulobre was a fearsome dragon that terrorized the region. This malevolent creature, described in various accounts as having a serpentine body and a menacing demeanor, was said to be both a physical and symbolic representation of chaos and destruction.

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