Nirvana day, or Parinirvana Day, is a holiday celebrated by Mahayana Buddhists. It is a celebration marking the day that the Buddha is said to have achieved complete Nirvana and left the physical world for the last time. The death of the Buddha is celebrated because it is believed that his enlightenment freed him from […]
Saraswati Puja
Saraswati Puja, also known as Vasant Panchami, is the first of two Spring Hindu festivals. It celebrates Saraswati, the goddess of education, music, arts and culture. On this day, books are not used. Instead, students place their books, pens and musical instruments before a statue of the Goddess, so that they might receive […]
Imbolc and Groundhog’s Day – Two Celebrations to Anticipate the Return of Spring
February marks the beginning of the end of winter. The days are slowly starting to get longer, and in many areas the worst of the cold and harsh weather is starting to come to an end. This is the time where many people long for Spring, looking forward to the return of warmer weather, new […]
Focus on Gratitude and Thanksgiving
Autumn brings the season of Thanksgiving in many cultures. It is a time to celebrate the harvest, to open our doors to friends and family and celebrate the spirit of gratitude and abundance. Although we tend to focus more on gratitude at this time of the year; practicing gratitude daily is a simple way to […]
Keep Your Community Strong This Holiday Season – Buy Local
Regardless of what religion or faith you practice the holiday season brings forth the tradition of spreading cheer and goodwill to all. Buying from local businesses will do this and much more. Most people know that buying from a locally owned independent business keeps their hard earned dollars in the community where they live. […]
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