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by Glad.is Admin
The Northern Hemisphere receives more daylight than any other day of the year on the summer solstice. This day marks the start of astronomical sum...
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by gladis
Summer Solstice 2022 is Wednesday June 21 at 8:57 am Mountain Time.
The word "Solstice" is derived from the Latin words Sol+systere, meaning "S...
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by Nikki Eisinger
The word handfasting comes from an Old English term meaning “tying hands” or binding promises. A Handfasting ritual is a way to show love and com...
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by Nikki Eisinger
Happy Mother’s Day to everyone out there Mothering - a way of being in the world, of nurturing and cultivating the highest within you, so that you ...
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by Nikki Eisinger
There is one thing the ancient philosophers, modern mystics, psychologists and mindfulness experts all agree on: The key to a happy life, to living...
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by Glad.is Admin
This might be the best six minutes you'll have today!
Pre "Fantastic Fungi," Louis Schwatzberg directed a series for Netflix called "Moving Art,"...
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by Nikki Eisinger
Many spiritual traditions throughout history have given special importance to the moon, believing its various cycles affect our moods and physical ...
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by Nikki Eisinger
What are intention candles?
Intention candles are candles that create focus, and encourage presence and empowerment through the power of visual...
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by Nikki Eisinger
The egg, as a symbol of life, fertility, purity and eternity, has been prominent in the rituals, traditions and beliefs of people around the world,...
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by Nikki Eisinger
Candle gazing helps you set intentions, benefits your vision, cognitive and memory function, yoga and meditation practices, and more.
Can...
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by Nikki Eisinger
This time of year many of us find ourselves automatically engaging in some sort of spring ritual. We've got spring break, spring fever, and of cour...
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by Nikki Eisinger
For thousands of years, many traditions, and our own ancestors, have celebrated Spring Equinox as a time of fertility, rebirth of life and energy –...
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