Sakshi Zion
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Book Review: Ammachi — A Biography of Mata Amritanandamayi
A reflective review of Ammachi — A Biography of Mata Amritanandamayi, exploring the life, teachings, and global humanitarian impact of Mata Amritanandamayi, known worldwide for her embrace of unconditional love and spiritual service.
Feast of the Magi – January 6 / 7 : Epiphany – Theophany – Ganna (Ethiopian Christmas)
The Feast of the Magi, celebrated on January 6 as Epiphany or Theophany, marks the moment Christ is revealed to the nations. Honored across Eastern and Ethiopian Christianity, this sacred day remembers the Magi as seekers from beyond the covenant — astrologer-priests who followed the stars and knelt before divine humility. Epiphany is not the end of Christmas, but its universal unveiling: God made visible to the world.
Book Review: Aleister Crowley in India: The Secret Influence of Eastern Mysticism on Magic and the Occult
Step into a dazzling crossroads of East and Occult in Aleister Crowley in India by Tobias Churton — a spell-binding journey through mysticism, magic and the hidden currents that shaped one of the 20th-century’s most controversial spiritual figures. If you’ve ever wondered how Indian yogic and Buddhist traditions influenced the great Beast 666’s magical system, this is your gateway.
Ancient Greek Monastic Recipes: From the Kitchens of Mount Athos
Discover the sacred culinary traditions of Mount Athos, where monks prepare simple, plant-based meals that nourish both body and soul. From lentil stews to semolina halva, explore recipes preserved for centuries in this spiritual Greek monastery.
Book Review – Christ in Kashmir by Aziz Kashmiri
Christ in Kashmir by Aziz Kashmiri presents one of the most provocative theories in comparative religion: that Jesus Christ not only spent part of his “lost years” in India but also survived the crucifixion and lived out the remainder of his life in Kashmir. First published in 1968, the book remains a cornerstone text for those … Continue reading Book Review – Christ in Kashmir by Aziz Kashmiri →
Baroda, Michigan and its mystical name origins from India
The town of Baroda in Michigan was founded by European settlers in the 19th century, and its name was inspired by the Indian city of Baroda (now Vadodara) in Gujarat. The town was named by Michael Houser, a settler and entrepreneur originally from Bavaria, Germany, who established a sawmill and post office there in the … Continue reading Baroda, Michigan and its mystical name origins from India →
Caesarion in Ethiopia or India?
The historicity of the legends related to the son of Cleopatra and Julius Caesar, known commonly as Caesarion or Ptolemy XV Caesar, has been debated for centuries. Legends from various sources, from as early as the first century BC, claim that Caesarion fled to India or Ethiopia to escape the fate of his mother and … Continue reading Caesarion in Ethiopia or India? →
Queen Scota – Egyptian Queen of Scotland
Once upon a time, there lived a beautiful and brave princess, who was known as Scota. She was the daughter of Pharaoh Ankhanaton. The princess had heard many tales about the far away lands of Scotland, and she had a dream of exploring these unknown places. She decided to set off on an adventure, so … Continue reading Queen Scota – Egyptian Queen of Scotland →
Parallels between Hawaiian and Hindu Gods
The geographically and culturally distant civilizations of the ancient Hawaiians and Hindus of India share remarkable parallels in their religious deities. Though deities from each region are distinct, the divine figures of these two cultural pantheons used many of the same techniques to express the same religious ideals. Hawaiian gods and goddesses typically embody … Continue reading Parallels between Hawaiian and Hindu Gods →
Ruda and Rudra: Parallels in Pre-Islamic and Vedic Society
For centuries, scholars have studied the similarities and differences between the polytheistic religions of the ancient world. One of the most interesting such comparisons is of Ruda and Rudra, two deities that each have roots in both the pre-Islamic era and the Vedic period. Through analysis of their shared gods, this article seeks to identify … Continue reading Ruda and Rudra: Parallels in Pre-Islamic and Vedic Society →
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Book Review: Ammachi — A Biography of Mata Amritanandamayi
Feast of the Magi – January 6 / 7 : Epiphany – Theophany – Ganna (Ethiopian Christmas)
Book Review: Aleister Crowley in India: The Secret Influence of Eastern Mysticism on Magic and the Occult
Ancient Greek Monastic Recipes: From the Kitchens of Mount Athos
Book Review – Christ in Kashmir by Aziz Kashmiri
Baroda, Michigan and its mystical name origins from India
Caesarion in Ethiopia or India?
Queen Scota – Egyptian Queen of Scotland
Parallels between Hawaiian and Hindu Gods
Ruda and Rudra: Parallels in Pre-Islamic and Vedic Society
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