ENG: Religio [obligation, bond, reverence-, perhaps based on Latin religare ‘to bind’]. Heart [core, 'by heart', 'give heart to', 'take...

ENG: The Strength card depicts the process of becoming conscious of the destructive and constructive powers within us. To tame the lion...

ENG: Water (AQUA) is the hiding place and the dwelling place of the whole treasure. It's source of life, means of purification and...

ENG: FIRE (Ignis). In many religions is described as a divine spirit within us being like a fire that can be incited or suffocated. Like...

ENG: The Wheel of Fortune represented here by the Fate Goddesses, the three Moirai in a cave. Reflected in the lunar phases, young...

ENG:  "Everything flows out and in; everything has its tides; all things rise and fall; the pendulum-swing manifests in everything; the measure of the swing to the right, is the measure of the swing to the left; rhythm compensates"- (The 5th Law - R hythm) The Kybalion. The Star (XVII) stands for inspiration, the influence of the macrocosmos upon humankind, the light of nature, initiation through the inner voice, eloquence. This card represents inner light, sensation as spir

ING: "Everything is double, everything has two poles, everything has its opposite. The same and the unequal are the same thing. The extremes touch. All truths are half-truths. All paradoxes can be reconciled." Always when man faces enigmatic questions, about the unknown, like death; his unconscious creates simbolic models (mythic/archetypal models). And almost all of those symbols and motifs that manifests in death dreams are as well present in the journey of the individuati

PT: Esse artigo é muito clarificador e esclarecedor sobre as origens e influências do mito e culto de Deméter e Perséfone no transcorrer da história. A autora nos ambienta no período histórico desdeos primeiros registros do culto a Deméter e Perséfone em 2000 a.C. Um culto que durou quase 2 mil anos em Elêusis, uma pequena cidade perto de Atenas na Grécia. Nesse período em que a sociedade agrária no mediterrâneo conviviam em assimilação e culto com as "forças criativas do u