“We see how the effulgence arising from the Lord Ram, who overcame Ravana in a fair fight, is as brilliant as ever; and since it has an abiding inviolability, no power on earth can undermine it.”
From “God, The Almighty: Commonly Entitled The Second Coming of the Lord,” A Talk Given on the Occasion of the Silver Jubilee of Emperor Haile Selassie I
“The victory of Lord Rama signifies the victory of righteousness and justice. In the same way, we can transform our own lives to a victory of righteousness and justice over all the forces of evil that enslave mankind.”
From a speech given by Haile Selassie I at the 62nd Convention of the Supreme Council of The Order of DeMolay, Washington, D.C, October 2, 1966.
“Lord Rama is an example for whole of mankind, for he was a merciful and just ruler who accepted punishment for his mistakes as readily as he accepted victory for his righteous actions.”
From a speech given on the occasion of the 1975 Silver Jubilee celebrations of Emperor Haile Selassie I.
Haile Selassie I claimed he was a descendant of Lord Rama through his son Kush, who was the father of the Kushites, whom the Ethiopians are historically known as.
Lord Rama & Goddess Sita
Prince of Peace Jah Rastafari
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Prana Mudra is a type of hand gesture used in yoga and meditation. It is used to gather and focus the universal life force, or prana, into the body. Prana is believed to be the life force that animates everything in the universe. Prana Mudra is believed to balance the chakras and enhance overall wellbeing, while also promoting physical and mental health.
History :
Prana Mudra is said to originate from India and is an ancient practice, appearing in texts dating back to the Vedic period (1500 – 500 BC). According to traditional Hindu, Buddhist and yogic texts, Prana Mudra practices were used as an effective way to connect with the life force and bring balance to the body and mind. Prana Mudra is said to have been rediscovered by modern-day yogis and meditation practitioners to bring about healing, creativity, and clarity.
Benefits :
The practice of Prana Mudra is believed to have many benefits for both physical and mental health. It is said to increase energy and vitality, reduce tension and stress, balance the chakras and enhance self-awareness. It is also thought to improve concentration and focus, boost creativity and promote mental health.
How to Perform Prana Mudra :
Prana Mudra is a simple and easy to practice hand gesture. To do Prana Mudra, sit in a comfortable position and place the palms of your hands together. Touch the tips of your ring and pinky finger to your thumb. The index and middle finger should be pointed straight. Keep your hands in this position for several minutes, or as long as it is comfortable. While performing Prana Mudra, focus on your breath and allow the energy to flow freely throughout your body.
Prana Mudra is a simple yet powerful technique that can be used to enhance physical and mental wellbeing. Practicing Prana Mudra is said to increase energy and vitality, reduce stress, balance the chakras and promote mental health. It is an easy to practice and accessible hand gesture that can be done while sitting in a comfortable position and with minimal equipment.
Jesus was often depicted in ancient art doing Prana Mudra
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Saint Francis of Assisi (1182-1226) is one of the most venerated and beloved of all Christian saints. His life and legacy have inspired generations of people from all over the world. A contemporary of Saint Dominic and Saint Thomas Aquinas, Saint Francis was born the son of a wealthy merchant in the Italian city of Assisi. He was a pious child, devoted to prayer and caring for the poor, but he desired a life of worldly pleasure and fortune.
As a young man, he joined the military and fought in a war against Perugia, but a wound and a resulting epiphany permanently changed his life. He left the military and committed his life to poverty and service. He gave away all his possessions, adopted a simple clothing style, and began preaching. He eventually founded the Order of Friars Minor, commonly known as the Franciscans, which dedicated itself to helping the poor and the sick.
In his lifetime, Saint Francis traveled the world, from Italy to Egypt, North Africa, Spain and France. Everywhere he went, he spread his teachings of peace, love and service. He taught his followers to respect nature and animals, including his famous sermon to the birds. He also composed the popular prayer “Prayer of Saint Francis,” which is still recited by Christians today.
Saint Francis’ life was marked by severe trials and suffering, including a cross-shaped wound that he carried from the time he was a soldier in the military. He went to great lengths to help the sick and the poor and devoted his life to following the teachings of Jesus Christ. He demonstrated true devotion to God and a profound devotion to helping others. He earned the admiration and reverence of his followers and is venerated as the patron saint of animals, ecology, merchants, and the poor.
Saint Francis’ legacy continues even today, and his example of devotion, humility and compassion has inspired countless individuals throughout the centuries. He is an excellent example of charity, kindness and selfless service, and his life serves as a reminder of God’s grace and mercy. He is remembered as one of the most inspiring and beloved saints in the history of the Church.
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In rural Ireland, Imbolc is considered by many to be the first day of Spring, and coincides with Lá Fhéile Bhride, the Feast day of Saint Brigid.
The Druids regarded ‘Brid’ , as a most powerful and beloved Goddess, and on this day bonfires were lit in her honour.
Saint Brigid, known as Mary of the Gael, was born around 450 in Faughart, County Louth in Ulster. Her father, Dagda, was a Druidic High King of the Tuatha Dé Danann and her mother was a Queen called Brocessa.
One day her father took Brigid to the court of a rival King, and, leaving her outside to wait for him, he asked the King to marry Brigid to one of his sons.
When the King asked to see the girl, they found Brigid giving away her father’s sword to a beggar.
This sword had been presented to Dagda by the King, who said, ‘I cannot accept a girl into our family who holds a sword so cheaply’, and so it was that Brigid avoided being married.
Being very beautiful, Brigid had numerous suitors. Her father, still eager to marry her off, was not impressed by her conversion to Christianity or her vow of perpetual chastity, and remained determined to find her a husband.
So at the age of sixteen, Brigid implored Christ to make her so unattractive that nobody would want her as a wife.
Her prayer was answered; one of her eyes became grotesquely huge, while the other eye shrank – and it is said that upon seeing this, her father finally allowed her to become a nun.
But it is said that during the ceremony, Angels put a veil over her head, and her beauty was instantly restored, only this time even more luminous.
St Brigid received monastic tonsure at the hands of St Mael of Ardagh and was granted by the King of Leinster the possession of a plain called the Curragh, where she built herself a hermitage under a large oak tree, called Kill-dara, or Cell of the Oak.
As the leader of a community which later became Ireland’s most renowned center of learning, Brigid became an important figure in the ancient world, eventually assuming the role of Bishop.
Brigid set up an eternal flame to represent the Holy Spirit’s constant presence. The flame was extinguished several hundred years later during the Reformation, but it burns again today in Kildare.
St Brigid died on 1 February 524. She was buried at Kildare, and her relics were transferred to Downpatrick during the Viking invasions.
She is regarded as patroness of Ireland, second only to the Mother of God, and is venerated in northern Italy, France, and Wales.
Blessed St Bride’s day.
Gabhaim molta Bride. I praise Brigid.
Ionmhain í le hÉireann Beloved in all Ireland
Ionmhain le gach tír í Beloved in all countries
Molaimis go léir í Let us all praise her.
Lóchrann geal na Laighneach The bright torch of Leinster
‘Soilsiú feadh na tire Shining throughout the country
Ceann ar óghaibh Éireann The pride of Irish youth
Ceann na mban ar mine The pride of our gentle women.
Tig an gheimhreadh dian dubh The house of winter is very dark
Gearradh lena ghéire Cutting with its sharpness
Ach ar Lá ‘le Bríde: But on Brigid’s Day
Gar dúinn Earrach Éireann. Spring is near to Ireland..
Saint Brigid
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Once upon a time, in the ancient kingdom of the Maya, there lived a princess named Zahira. She was known by the people of her kingdom as the Jaguar Queen due to her beauty and grace which seemed to rival that of the majestic jaguar.
It was said that when she was born, a vision of a beautiful jaguar had been seen in the sky. The people viewed this as an omen of good fortune and they believed it was a sign that an exceptionally gifted ruler had come into their midst.
As Zahira grew older, she devoted her life to the preservation of her people and their ancient traditions. She was well versed in the written words of their ancestors, and the art and poetry of the ancient Maya. Zahira was also an extremely skilled hunter. She often led her people on hunts for jaguar and other wild animals, bringing food and resources to the people of her kingdom.
One day, Zahira decided to embark on a quest. She journeyed deep into the jungle, a place that was known to be full of danger and mystery. She eventually arrived at a mysterious temple, one that had been hidden deep within the rainforest. A temple so vast and ancient that it had remained hidden away from the eyes of most.
In the temple, Zahira discovered an object of immense power and beauty. It was a stone tablet, inscribed with strange symbols she had not seen before. As she examined the tablet, she suddenly heard a voice whispering in her ear. It was the voice of a god – a god of the jaguar.
The god told Zahira that she was chosen to protect both her people and the ancient temple from the dangers that lurked in the jungle. The god bestowed great power upon her, enabling her to transform into a jaguar and fight off any evil forces that threatened to bring harm to her kingdom.
From then on, Zahira was known as the Jaguar Queen. She bravely guarded her kingdom, using her newfound strength to protect her people from harm. While she was feared by some, she was beloved by her people, and her legacy lives on in their stories and folklore.
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Goddess Shakti meditates on the Divine Light, Basking in its radiating might. She transcends all limitations of the body, Harnessing the power of cosmic energy.
Her soul travels to the source of all knowledge, By her divine will, Her heart is enlarged. Breathing in the frequency of divine surrender, She knows Her path is true and tender.
The Light radiates within and without, Awakening Shakti to the grandest thought. Immersed in cosmic bliss Supreme She reigns, Rising to the top of infinite planes.
Removed from the realm of limited sight, The Goddess opens Her eyes to the All-Encompassing Light. Her soul soaks in the Divine—emptying of all prior strife, And is filled with boundless grace, love & light.
Kundalini Shakti Devi
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Sophia! Grand dame of power in wisdom’s name Divine intelligence, consuming the flame To quell the chaos in the minds of man Through great and unparalleled plan.
Goddess of wisdom, rooted in eternity Giving insight to searchers of knowledge free Unveil the truths we’re searching for and more Let us learn like never before.
Sophia, enlightening us and cast your might Your guidance always true, brilliant and bright Leading us forward through uncertain night Blossom our souls and be a guiding light.
Goddess of the deep, great cosmic array Our gratitude we offer you always Embrace our beings and reach the stars As we honour all the gifts you are.
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Deep in the forest, beneath the trees and under a starry sky, there lived an elven priestess named Lorana. For as long as she could remember, she had been guided on her journey by her spirit animal, the wise owl.
Lorana was a powerful and wise woman in her community. She had long, white hair and beautiful turquoise-colored, almond-shaped eyes, wise beyond her years. Her necklace was carved from wood and it held the secrets of the forest.
Lorana often spent time in the forest, meditating and seeking wisdom. One night, she saw a small owl perched atop a branch. This was her spirit animal, sent to guide her.
The owl went with Lorana everywhere, from the deepest corners of the forest to the highest mountains. It perched on her shoulder while she meditated, and it watched her intently. When she needed guidance and protection, the owl’s intelligent eyes looked upon her and offered her a wise counsel.
With the owl by her side, Lorana continued to learn and to grow. She learned about the natural order of the world and the movement of energies. She dove deep into the mysteries of spiritual wisdom and she studied about herbs and plant medicine.
Lorana eventually realized that she was part of something much bigger than herself. She became a protector of the Earth, a healer of wounds, and a guide to her community. Her knowledge and wisdom was deep, and it was the owl who had helped her to accept her role.
When Lorana decided to disappear, the owl flew away into the night sky, taking her sage knowledge and powerful spirit with it. But her legacy in the forest will remain, as will the bond between her and her spirit animal. And every once in a while, one can hear deep in the forest, the distant cry of the wise owl.
They say.. if you hear the owl’s hoot the Elven Priestess is near by.. and if you please her, she may even reappear, just for you. 🧝🏼♀️🦉
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Radha, a young cowherd girl, Her eyes brimming with tears, Waited all through the long years For Krishna’s return to Vrindavan.
The banks of the Yamuna were her home, Where she wished everyday to roam, For the glimpse of her divine lord’s face, Her longing knew no time or space.
The birds, beasts and trees sang a tune, Of love and divine longing, The Gopis knew and all could feel, Her divine love for him was real.
So she kept a flame burning in her heart, Alone, and yet she was never apart, Waiting for her lord’s return to her, There to be with him, forever more.
Sri Radha 🪷
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