In Roman mythology, Diana was the virgin goddess of the hunt, protector of nature and the Moon. Its equivalent Greek goddess in literature is Artemis, although in terms of cult it was of Italic origin. Diana was regarded with great reverence by lower-class citizens and slaves, who were able to receive asylum in her temples. The next episode will try to put in context the cult of the Goddess Diana, one of the most revered figures in paganism.
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A more direct and magical perception of existence
Women in the pagan world
Magical thinking
Christianity versus paganism and witchcraft
Historical context of witchcraft
XII-XV century
XV - XVIII century
Intuitive knowledge and rituals: a new perspective
The 4 elements of nature and the 4 seasons
The archetypes of feminine energies
The importance of the feminine, the moon
The witches flights
The Coven / Sabbath
Neuroscience of meditation
The influence of body posture on our mind
Gut microbiota
Pranayama Practice 3: Ujjayi
Peace
Devotion and dedication
Detachment
