A New Year visit to Dazaifu in Fukuoka, from shrine crowds and side prayers to goshuin stamps, daruma dolls, and a good luck exam pen.…
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A New Year visit to Dazaifu in Fukuoka, from shrine crowds and side prayers to goshuin stamps, daruma dolls, and a good luck exam pen.…
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Before visitors enter Mossman Gorge, the Kuku Yalanji people perform the sacred Aboriginal smoking ceremony as a welcome to the country.…
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Some time ago, I saw an email from Melbourne’s most iconic local occult store, Spellbox, offering a class on Favomancy. I had never heard of Favomancy before. The email’s brief paragraph describes Favomancy as the art of divination that originated in Italy using beans. I did a little more research and learned that it…
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I started thinking of how beautiful the Samadi Yoga space was, how I loved my classmates' collective vibes, and how cool my yoga teacher was.…
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Located on the rooftop of a working space, Adda Yoga is one of the most highly-rated yoga studios in Canggu Bali.…
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Kakigara Inari Shrine was not the first shrine where I wrote on an ema board — but it was the one I most called for during this trip.…
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On New Year's day in Seoul, we went to the Bongeunsa Temple, a Buddhist temple. Going to a temple on a new year was our family tradition.…
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