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The land and its seasons, the cycles of life, the enduring bonds of community - these are the themes of Jaiya's music. Jaiya is a Sanskrit word meaning both "life," and "triumph." Jaiya's songs remind us that we are creatures of earth. Our hearts beat to the rhythms of nature. Our bodies ebb and flow with the same tides that mark the hours and seasons. What we all share as dwellers on this sweet, fragile planet far outweighs our differences.
The members of Jaiya live on a small island off the coast of British Columbia where deer, otter, seals, orcas, bald eagles, and many other species of wildlife still thrive. Miranda Brown, Kim Darwin and Lael Whitehead are multi-instrumentalists who collaborate on writing and arranging their original music.
They weave stirring female vocal harmonies with harp, piano, accordion, guitar, flutes, and percussion. Their poetry invites listeners to come back home: to be here, now, on this living, breathing earth we all share.

Sharing the belief that there is a growing world wide interest in spirituality, which is creating a new spiritual awareness and culture that will flourish in the new millennium.

A delightful and inspirational video/slideshow on letting go and letting in the wonder of the world

This is a set of answers to frequently asked questions about the Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot deck copyrights.

The images were drawn by artist Pamela Colman Smith, to the instructions of academic and mystic A. E. Waite, and published by the Rider Company. While the images are deceptively simple, almost child-like, the details and backgrounds hold a wealth of symbolism. The subjects remain close to the earliest decks, but usually have added details. Significantly, Waite had the Christian imagery of older tarot decks' cards toned down—the "Pope" card became the "Hierophant," the "Popess" became the "High Priestess." The minor arcana are also, like the earlier Sola Busca Tarot, fully illustrated with designs created by Pamela Colman Smith.

In Numerology most numbers are bought down to the vibration of a single number. There are four [4] number which are an exceptions to this rule, and they are known as "Master Numbers".<br /><br />Master Numbers are a strong vibration where the emphasis is on greater learning, and it can place extra learning and experiences on us, than with single numbers from one [1] to nine [9]. They can bring with them, greater insight into what is happening around us.

Powerful spiritual teachings have been held secret throughout our history. Rare practices and techniques have been kept hidden in monasteries and temples only to benefit a few people in each generation. This was done for many reasons, but the time has come for this knowledge to be shared with those who are interested and dedicated to gaining a deeper understanding of their own amazing true nature.<br /><br />“Lama Thunderbolt” examines the fascinating life of a modern day spiritual master who posseses mind-boggling abilities. Sharing his experiences and secret knowledge, he dynamically demonstrates that we are all capable of opening to a bigger reality and a greater understanding of who and what we really are.

We live in a time where there is a new renaissance in the exploration of the spiritual and the magickal. A need exists for a place where knowledge from many esoteric traditions can be accessed by scholars and serious seekers. The New Alexandrian Library will be a modern, state of the art library with the capacity to preserve and to protect all forms of esoteric knowledge. Books, periodicals, special collections, music, media, digital data, etc., will all be carefully cataloged and cross-referenced to ease the work of research. The Library will work to restore and to preserve rare and damaged documents. The history of our magickal communities will also be collected for the future.

More info from the author of "The Way of The Peaceful Warrior"