Yule aesthetic

Ditch the store-bought decor this holiday season and head outdoors for natural, eco-friendlier Christmas decorations in every room of your house.

Many Christmas traditions originate from various pagan practices that predate Christianity. This rich tapestry of influence stems from numerous ancient cultures including Roman, Norse, and Celtic traditions. As Christmas was adopted across different cultures and epochs, these pagan customs were gradually assimilated and Christianised. In this article, we explore some of these pagan Christmas traditions that have endured throughout the centuries. Saturnalia: An Ancestral Festival of Merriment…

(This is an Advent Spiral. If you would like to know more about it, this link has some background. The Spiral has a wide reaching foundation of many different spiritual beliefs.) It is quite grey outside. The weather radar on television shows a large patch of green heading our way. The forecasts said that we would be getting some intermittent showers during the day. I am hoping for more. It is the time of the Winter Solstice, and if I can't get snow for the occasion, rain would do just fine…

Since antiquity, Dyonisus is equated with the Osiris of Egyptians. Osiris is identified as Orion. This is an analysis of the most common myths about Dyonisus, aligned with the most important astronomical events - the solstices and equinoxes.

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