Category: Sacred Seeds

Japa Malas जपमाला (2)
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Japamalas: Discover Their Types, Spiritual Benefits, and How to Use Them to Transform Your Life

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Japamalas: Types, Benefits, and Complete Guide for Beginners Japamalas: Discover the Types, Associations, and Spiritual Benefits Japamalas, also known as meditation rosaries, are spiritual tools widely used in Hindu culture and other spiritual traditions. They combine beauty, meaning, and utility, providing a path to inner peace and connection with the divine. In this article, we will explore the types of japamalas, their associations with Hindu gods, their benefits, and how they can help in rituals and astrological remedies. What Is a Japamala? A japamala is a necklace or bracelet composed…

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Ox-eye seed – What is it?

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The Spiritual Benefits of the Ox-eye Seed and its Origin The ox-eye seed, also known as the pumpkin seed, is a versatile and nutritious food that has been used for thousands of years in many different cultures. In addition to its physical health benefits, this seed is also considered sacred in many spiritual traditions due to its powerful effects on the mind and spirit. In this article, we’ll explore the spiritual benefits of the ox-eye seed, its origin and how it can be used in rituals. The spiritual benefits of…

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Iboga ceremony

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Exploring the Mysteries of the Sacred Plant Iboga: A Divine Journey of Healing and Radical Transformation! If there is one plant that has captivated humanity with its transcendental potential and healing powers, it is the sacred Iboga. In this article, we’ll delve into the depths of this divine plant, exploring its benefits, the experience of an Iboga Ceremony, its origin and the incredible transformative potential it offers to spiritual seekers. What is the Iboga Plant? Iboga, known scientifically as Tabernanthe iboga, is a perennial plant native to central Africa, where…

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