Browsing: Mind
Despite the name, this is not a psychology section. It collects symbolic and spiritual material: what things are held to mean, across several traditions.
The largest run is numerology – angel numbers and their meanings, with individual pages for the sequences people see most often. Alongside it sits animal symbolism, where the hummingbird, the praying mantis and the blue jay each get a full entry, plus astrology, folk superstition such as what an itching palm is supposed to signify, and devotional text including the Hanuman Chalisa with its meaning and history.
These pages describe what a tradition holds, and where a belief comes from, rather than asserting that it is true. They are written for someone who encountered a symbol and wants to know what it is said to mean – not as guidance for decisions, and not as an alternative to medical, financial or legal help.
If you are looking for mental health rather than meaning, that material sits in Health.
Perhaps as a result of its obvious associations with the sky and water, the color blue has long been linked…
The lotus flower represents virtue, triumph over adversity, and rebirth. Different cultures and religions have different interpretations of this aquatic…
Although white flowers lack the benefit of a striking hue to draw the eye, this does not imply that they…
Sleep, imagination, dreams, remembering, sacrifice, regeneration, and luxury are some of the meanings associated with poppies. Poppies come in 120…
Did you know that the Magnolia bloom is the source of several recently discovered fossils? This demonstrates that they have…
Ephemerality, shyness, beauty, prosperity and abundance, bravery and honor, healing, and eternal love are just a few of the peony’s…
Cosmos flowers represent infinity, order and harmony, beauty, independence, fortitude, and kindness. The cosmos is a native of the Americas…
Freedom, identity, glitz, loyalty, joy, and paradise are some of the meanings associated with the bird of paradise flower. The…
Revival, rebirth, hope, joy, tenacity, luck, prosperity, memory, and forgiveness are among the meanings and symbolism associated with daffodils. Does…
The most well-known Greek mythology, including works like The Odyssey, feature the cyclopes, one-eyed monsters that resembled humans. Delve into…
Have you ever sensed a soft energy or luminous force around a person, object, or animal? In aura tradition, each…
In spiritual traditions, auras are described as invisible energy fields that encircle every living creature, usually with one hue predominating.…