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Gazing Through The Eyes Of A Halloween Mask

29th September 2009
Masks have mesmerized people from all different cultures and countries from the time of the ancients until this modern day. Masks have been used for many different reasons, from religious rituals, theater to the delightful play of children. Although, many... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

History of Olmec Civilisation

24th September 2009
A History of Olmec Civilization. The first relatively modern awakening to the existance of the Olmecs was when plantation workers in 1862 came upon hat they thought was a large, buried, iron kettle. Upon further excavation, and driven by thoughts of bu... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Theme based Tour Packages in India: Complete Spectrum of Indian Travel Industry

21st September 2009
There is no dearth of travel themes and specialized tour packages for vacationers in India. An experienced, creative, innovative and knowledgeable tour operator can offer you a dream holiday experience that suits just right for the age group and activity ... Read >
Author: AdibaRoshan Khan

Actors Need To Get The Acting Jobs

17th September 2009
Acting has found its origins in the religious rituals of the primitive times and the persons first to perform were the religious leaders of the tribes. The development of theater is largely attributed to the Greeks. Start you child out early with actin... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

How Quality Incense Is Made And Produced In Modern Times…

07th September 2009
The relationship between incense sticks and religious rituals go back a long time in history. The use of this aromatic product can be traced back as far as to the time of The Bible. The primary use of incense in those days were limited to religious ceremo... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta

Incense Sticks - A Brief History of Incense

28th August 2009
Those amazing sticks that are imbued with fragrant oils and are used to send forth aromatic wafts of curling smoke have a long history dating back to approximately 4000 BC, but seriously, we love incense for one reason and that’s because it smells wonde... Read >
Author: Mark Miles

Travel to India - A Short Description about India

22nd August 2009
Welcome to INDIA - Heaven falls here and a place where you can console your soul, body and mind. Vacations in India: means the world's most ancient culture and mediaeval architecture; divine rivers and herd, streets; religious rituals; ancient traditio... Read >
Author: David M.

Is It Love or Control?

17th August 2009
Has anyone ever said to you, "If you loved me, you would do what I ask?" If they did, I imagine it felt like a "guilt trip." "If you love me, you should do what I want," is control. It is coming from the person's fear and not their love. This is one commo... Read >

A gourmet and cultural circuit from the Place de la Concorde to the Place de la Madeleine.

01st August 2009
Start off from the place de la Concorde, at the entrance of the ‘Jardin des Tuileries’; from here you may admire the remarkable symmetry that links the Palais Royal to the Champs Elysées. On one side, the square opens up to the River Seine, while on ... Read >
Author: Mike Greaves

Get the Uses of Basil

20th July 2009
Basil can be easily started from seed or can be brought indoors at the end of the growing season. If you are bringing basil indoors, choose the most robust plants. Before the first frost, dig them out of the garden and pot them up in fresh potting soil. B... Read >
Author: Milly

Religion-and-Spirituality: The Uniqueness and Divergence between the Two

17th July 2009
Religion and spirituality are two complementing factors, yet each has unique distinction and is quite dissimilar in terms of approach and belief. You may be wondering of the difference between the two, which somehow triggers significant confusion among it... Read >
Author: Elijah James

Questions of faith I am dying to have answered

11th July 2009
by Philip Yaffe To try to pre-empt people from misreading between the lines, let me clearly declare that the purpose of this article is in no way to challenge anyone's faith, but rather to better define my own. I am now approaching the proverb... Read >
Author: Philip Yaffe

Meditation and Dynamic Methods

09th July 2009
At this point no one can deny the great benefits of some oriental disciplines such as hatha yoga, meditation, reiki, and many others. They are superb in order to provide us a better quality of life to deal better with the intense pace of the industrial so... Read >
Author: Pedro Daniel

All about Wholesale Belly Rings

08th June 2009
Wholesale Belly Rings The growing demand for wholesale belly rings has brought great opportunities for the body jewelry market, which is experiencing an all time high. For teenagers, youths and celebrities, belly rings represent a very powerful form of... Read >
Author: melvillejackson

All about Wholesale Belly Rings

07th June 2009
Wholesale Belly Rings The growing demand for wholesale belly rings has brought great opportunities for the body jewelry market, which is experiencing an all time high. For teenagers, youths and celebrities, belly rings represent a very powerful form of... Read >
Author: melvillejackson

The heart of marriage is memories

05th June 2009
"Indeed it is well said that "The heart of marriage is memories”. Wedding is a onetime event however the memories are cherished forever. You put all your effort to make it the best day of your life and it’s worth it. Later on in your life when you gro... Read >
Author: Timory Koch

WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY

05th June 2009
"Marriages are made in heaven, committed on earth however captured in a camera via photography". Indeed wedding photography plays a vital role in capturing the wedding for the forthcoming generation. It preserves wonderful moments between the couple whose... Read >
Author: Timory Koch

WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY

04th June 2009
"Marriages are made in heaven, committed on earth however captured in a camera via photography". Indeed wedding photography plays a vital role in capturing the wedding for the forthcoming generation. It preserves wonderful moments between the couple whose... Read >
Author: Timory Koch

Seychelles fairs and festivals

01st May 2009
A mainly East African cuisine feast is spread out for those who managed to pay the entry fee at the Kenyan night traditionally held at the International Conference centre in Seychelles. This event and a whole host of others similar to it have been held to... Read >
Author: Pascal Esparon

Native American Turquoise Jewelry

09th April 2009
Native Americans first discovered turquoise on the North American continent some thousand years ago. The earliest mining for this gemstone occurred near Cerritos, New Mexico. There is historical evidence that suggests that Native Americans from this are... Read >
Author: Dale Arnold

Dancing In India

25th March 2009
The Indians have created various dance forms to celebrate occasions, express joy and most importantly as a means of worshiping their gods and goddesses. The famous Ajanta and Ellora caves and many other monuments reflect this culture through the sculptur... Read >
Author: Jessica Santoli

A BRIEF HISTORY OF TURQUOISE AND ITS USE IN JEWELLERY MAKING.

03rd February 2009
Turquoise is a beautiful stone and is steeped in legends and mystery. The history and the legends of "Turquoise" goes back in time more than 6000 years. Archaeological and legendary indications go beyond the Christian period of 400bc. The beautiful natur... Read >
Author: Janice Davis

Turquoise - the attractive Gemstone

13th January 2009
It is very hard to beat the finesse and the history of turquoise. Steeped in history and mystery, it is really exciting stone. The story of "Turquoise" back in time more than 6000 years. Archaeological and legendary indications go beyond the Christian per... Read >
Author: Double Dee Deals

Learn About Traditional Religion of the Alur People in Uganda:

29th December 2008
If Christianity didn’t come I don’t now where Africa would be right now. Some say that Christianity brought ham than good; others say it brought good that ham. It is up to you to judge after reading this article about the traditional briefs of Alur Pe... Read >
Author: Twino

Eastern Spices for Beautiful Skin

11th December 2008
Eastern cultures use various spices and herbs in cookery, religious rituals and medicine. Eastern beautiful women found great cosmetic qualities in spices long ago and use them successfully. Today I’d like to tell about one of such plants – turmeric. ... Read >
Author: Carole Parker

Heralding the New Year in Cambodia

02nd December 2008
The New Year is a time of revelry and good cheer anywhere in the world, Cambodia is not an exception. A number of large scale parties, concerts and dances are organized all over the country where people can enter the New Year in festive spirit. Though Cam... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye

Meditation: Peace from Within

01st December 2008
Meditation is a simple mental practice, which looks like thinking, but goes far beyond the process of thinking. Meditation is a heightened state of awareness. The practice of meditation can be seen in ancient religious texts (Christian, Muslim and most ... Read >
Author: Dev Saras

Wedding Invitations: We've Got The Invitations, But What Else Should We Send Out?

16th October 2008
Wedding invitations give details like the hosts' names, request, couple's names, date, time, location, RSVP, attire, etc. But, what should be sent out concerning the specific details of the big day? Certain ceremonies absolutely require something called a... Read >
Author: Jeff Fain

Dolls -- Toys from Antiquity

10th October 2008
Dolls are believed to have been around since prehistoric times, and may well have been the earliest type of toy used by man. These dolls were certainly made of natural materials such as clay, wood, and fur. Many of them may have been used as children's to... Read >
Author: Tom Littlepage

Malayalam Literature

22nd September 2008
Malayalam is a language spoken by nearly ninety percent of people who reside in the state of Kerala in India. Closely tied to the Dravidian family of languages, this thousand year old mother tongue of nearly thirty million Malayalis, has received tremendo... Read >
Author: Jennie

Air Fragrances Are A Pleasant Tradition For Your Home

09th September 2008
Throughout history people have been using fragrances for a variety of purposes. They have been used in rituals, to heal medical conditions, to relax your nerves, to get the attention of the opposite sex and to make your home a restful and wonderful place... Read >
Author: Vincent

The Royal Ploughing Ceremony in Bangkok

08th September 2008
Many visit Bangkok because it's renowned for its bargain shopping opportunities and entertainment and nightlife scene. But, if you are planning to visit Bangkok around April or May, check the events calendar to find out if the Royal Ploughing Ceremony is ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye

What Are Some Curious Facts about Tattoo Art?

08th September 2008
Prologue (some curious facts about tattoo history) Tattoo art appeared many years before architecture, music and fashion occurrence. Its history goes by the entire humanity history from antique Egyptian landfills to our days. Ancient nations used tattoos... Read >
Author: Johnatan Maxwell

The Hands of Time – Wall Clocks

01st July 2008
The first time pieces started approximately 6,000 years ago for religious rituals. These devises were often candles and lamps. Farmers used sections of time for planting, growing and harvesting. It was not necessary to know the exact time. The next in... Read >
Author: Barbara Tobiasz

An account of different perfumes

22nd May 2008
‘Per Fumum’ is the Latin phrase that parented the word Perfume meaning through smoke. If you would like to know why such a phrase was given to fragrance, we should go back to the pages of history. If you are a perfume lover and have a soft corner for... Read >
Author: Mari milian

An account of different perfumes

22nd May 2008
‘Per Fumum’ is the Latin phrase that parented the word Perfume meaning through smoke. If you would like to know why such a phrase was given to fragrance, we should go back to the pages of history. If you are a perfume lover and have a soft corner for... Read >
Author: Mari milian

Stop Drinking Now .. An Issue of Mixed Messages

11th May 2008
How can something as prevalent, accepted, and accessible in our society as drinking alcohol be so harmful, unhealthy, AND illegal when consumed at or slightly above moderate intake levels? The simple asking of this question immediately uncovers a number... Read >
Author: EdPhilips

Silky Silks

29th April 2008
In India most religious rituals are conducted by wearing silks. This is an auspicious material for all Hindu ceremonies. The grace and style of a silk drape is eclectic. The range of silks differs per state. South varieties come in Kanjivaram. Dharmav... Read >
Author: Jennie

Way to find life partner in india

27th March 2008
What do you think about marriage or shaadi? Different people have different answers to the same question. Some says marriage is noting it is just selecting your jeevan sathi or life partner so that you can spend your whole life with her or him. India is a... Read >
Author: Adam Sturo

Aromatherapy Oil - What is the history of Aromatherapy

26th March 2008
In brief, aromatherapy is the use of volatile plant oils, including essential oils, for psychological and physical well-being. Although the term aromatherapy was not used until the 20th Century, the foundations of aromatherapy date back thousands of years... Read >
Author: Alien

Salts Uses Around The World

06th February 2008
Bath salts in Europe are gathered from the waters of the Mediterranean Sea. The salt is dispersed into a dazzling white appearance, exposed to the sun and air coming from the ocean. European bath salts are popular for their healing and therapeutic content... Read >
Author: Elizabeth

Cultural antiques - an ever popular interest for antique collectors by origin

31st January 2008
Cultural antiques have always drawn the attention of the collectors. Primitive statues, antique lamps and swords were bought for large sums of money or brought from foreign countries. Each country exhibited its own heritage in museums, and presented to th... Read >
Author: Natalie

Vedic Astrology Lesson 22

26th January 2008
When I went to Google and searched New Age, 5 million sites opened up. When I typed Pagan and searched, out came one million pagan sites! You can imagine the tremendous spiritual renaissance & demand for philosophies that are Druid, Celtic, No... Read >
Author: Govind Kumar

Ancient Greek Society

10th November 2007
Women in Ancient Greece had a few main roles and duties. Among them there was a duty of raising children and running households. Having women’s work Ancient Greek females baked bread, cooked, served, weaved, cleaned, spinned, removed trash and fetched w... Read >
Author: andrewshw2

A baby guide and things about baby showers

25th September 2007
Baby Showers:A baby shower can be a party that is held before the baby is born or after the baby has been born. Because the party centers on gift-giving, the baby shower is generally arranged by a close friend or relative. Baby showers, like bridal shower... Read >
Author: Uridium

Gemstones And Birthstone symbolism

11th May 2007
Gemstones have been a fascinating and delight source for mankind for centuries. Their mysterious appeal, unique colors, the play of light within them self, their rarity and durability have made them valuable. Gemstones and crystals are considered bein... Read >
Author: John Sern

During Shabbat Across America! Light Sabbath Candles in Meaningful and Spiritual Way

25th April 2007
Despite the fact that for many centuries Jewish women have had the honor of fulfilling the commandment to light the Friday night Sabbath candles, today many don't even bother to light the candles at all. Some women are too busy working to prepare for "Sh... Read >

The Birthstone of December - Beautiful Turquoise

05th March 2007
December’s birthstone is Turquoise, and is also known as the 5th and 11th wedding anniversary stone. Its hue can span from the normal green blue to a light sky blue. It is supposed by some that turquoise got its name from “pierre turquoise” which me... Read >
Author: Martin Mallett

The Mixed Messages in our Society About Drinking Alcohol

18th January 2007
An Issue of Mixed Messages How can something as prevalent, accepted, and accessible in our society as drinking alcohol be so harmful, unhealthy, AND illegal when consumed at or slightly above moderate intake levels? The simple asking of this question ... Read >
Author: Denny Soinski

Decorating the evergreen tree with Christmas ornaments

24th December 2006
For many of us, Christmas is the most celebrated and cherished time of the year. We dream about it months before the 25th of December and we try to anticipate the way we’ll spend this magic period. In order to make the most of it, we have to choose the ... Read >
Author: Clint Jhonson

Herbs

05th May 2006
For those wishing to adopt a natural lifestyle in particular, herbs are nature's own remedy. They are not merely used for improving the favour of food, even though this is one of their most popular uses. Such herbs as marjoram, mint, rosemary and thyme st... Read >
Author: Barry Hooper

A History of Olmec Civilisation.

30th November 2005
A History of Olmec Civilisation A History of Olmec Civilization. The first relatively modern awakening to the existance of the Olmecs was when plantation workers in 1862 came upon hat they thought was a large, buried, iron kettle. Upon further ... Read >
Author: Mike Jozefiak

Net Savvy Indian Brides and Grooms

25th January 2005
India is a diverse, multi-cultural country with people of various religions, communities and sects living together in harmony and peace. Each community has its own set of religious rituals, traditions and multitudes of customs inherited from ancestors. Ar... Read >
Author: Roopa Nair