Deepali Chouhan·5d agoKarwachauth: Since When Did Love Become a Test of Hunger?here is something undeniably beautiful about Karwachauth.
Victoria Lia·Nov 1Mexico’s Day of the Dead: The Legacy of the Goddess MictecacihuatlThe Day of the Dead is one of Mexico’s best-known celebrations. The main days of remembrance fall on November 1 and 2, although…
Zippy Sandler·Oct 30My Home Rituals, Little Ways to Welcome the FallThere’s something about a change of season that makes me want to start fresh. Not necessarily in the big, dramatic, New Year’s resolution…
Plants, Places & People·Oct 22Durba: The Sacred Grass Where Science Meets TraditionFrom its botanical identity and traditional medicinal uses to its role in Hindu worship — the fascinating story of India’s sacred durba…
InWriter’s CirclebyShalini Sinha·Oct 22Who Taught You That?- A Writing ChallengeKhoicha: A Little Piece of My Mayka That Travels With MeA response icon4A response icon4
Aivorix·Oct 14The Celebration of Durga Puja and Navratri in Western India: Tradition, Culture, and Joy.The festival of Durga Puja and Navratri in Western India — primarily across Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Goa — is a vibrant cultural…
Sandrine Lonchampt·Oct 5What Ceremony and Ritual Know About Grief — On Being WitnessedLately I have been reading about how First Nations people in the US and Australia carry loss, and I kept finding the same idea.
Abhinav Jain·Sep 29The Quiet Between Two CountriesMoon and Abhinav, Season Two: a midnight conversation about God, silence, rituals and the soul
MinimalCompass·Sep 27The Social Machine Disguised as ArchitectureSometimes a building doesn’t just tell us where to go. It quietly tells us who we’re supposed to be.
