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What are Meteors (Shooting Stars) Shooting stars (correctly known as Meteors) are space dust and very small pieces of rock that burn up as they enter the earth’s atmosphere and streak across the sky at ...

What have all the wars we have fought and are still fighting for? What so many have died for over the millennia and what many are still fighting for A world founded upon 4 essential human freedoms. ...

In this article we will be looking at: What are Abundance Cheques How to do the Abundance Cheque Ritual What to do with your Abundance ChequeDo Abundance Cheques Work What Can Hinder the Flow of Abundan...

Today is Independence Day for Americans which is the day when Americans all over the world hold parades, carnivals, picnics, concerts, fireworks, barbecues, and family reunions.

The Origins of April Fool's Day itself are basically unknown but It is worth noting that many different cultures have days of foolishness around the start of April, give or take a few days. For example t...

Burns Night is celebrated, every year on 25th January, especially in Scotland, because it commemorates the birth, life and works of their national poet, Robert Burns. Born 25.1.1759 in Alloway Scotland. ...

Creating A Vision Board – A good time to do this is as we start to let go of one year and make way for the next, the last new moon of the old year is a great time to make a start on creating your vision ...

The Early May Bank Holiday which is a day off for all of Britain is often known as Labour Day or May Day. It is held every year on the first Monday of May. It differs from May Day itself which is always ...

Father’s day has been celebrated in Catholic Europe as far back as the Middle Ages. in some places it was/is observed on 19th March which is the feast day of St Joseph, (father of Jesus) who is referred ...

In many parts of the world the clocks go forward in the spring and backwards in the autumn (fall). In the UK, the clocks go forward, at 1am on the last Sunday in March and back at 2am on the last Sunday ...

The purpose of the International Day of Charity is to raise awareness of charity related activities all over the world. Charity, in of itself provides real social bonding and creates more resilient ...

Great Philosophers across the ages from Egypt, India, Tibet, China and Greece The Maya The Inca, Hebrew Cabbalists, and Newton etc. have all stated that time is not stagnant or linear, Rather it flows in...

Kwanzaa is a 6 day holiday, from 26th December to 1st January, celebrated around the world by people from a range of African countries and their descendants, honouring the culture and traditions of peopl...

Labour Day in USA and Canada is held on the first Monday of September each year. Whereas most of the rest of the world celebrate it on the first Monday in May. So why it is different to the rest of the w...

The spring bank holiday, also known as the late May bank holiday, is a time for people in the United Kingdom to have a day off work or school. It falls on the last Monday of May but it used to be on the ...

Scientist Rupert Sheldrake has a theory called Formative Causation Theory, which means when critical mass is reached, this is the moment of morphic resonance, the point at which consciousness move specie...

This year Mother’s Day in the UK falls on 14th March.  It is a day set aside for honouring and pampering our mother’s and to thank them for everything they have done for us.  But why do some ca...

New Year’s Eve celebrations around the world including Hogmanay, Watch Night and many others especially the Empty Suitcase Walk. Watch Night is traditionally a time to thank God for keeping his children ...

Oak Apple Day is an old English Folk Festival which commemorates the restoration of the English monarchy in May 1660. It is in fact Charles II's birthday and at that time was a public holiday.

The last Monday in August is the Summer Bank Holiday in the UK but what is a Bank Holiday? How did they originate? Why do we get extra days off and where do they come from?