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Happy Nowruz

The table set for Nowruz, the Haft-Seen table, is a significant aspect of the celebration and holds deep symbolic meaning. The Haft-Seen table typically includes seven items, all starting with the Persian letter "seen" (س), hence the name "Haft-Seen" (Seven S's). Each item represents a different aspect of life, nature, or hope for the new year. While the specific items ...

Why Do We decorate Eggs For Easter?

Pagan Spring Festivals: Many ancient cultures, including the Persians, Egyptians, and Greeks, celebrated spring festivals to mark the end of winter and the beginning of the agricultural season. Eggs were often incorporated into these celebrations as symbols of fertility and new life. People would decorate eggs and exchange them as gifts to welcome the arrival of spring. Pre-Christian Europ...

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The Origins of Halloween.

Halloween, celebrated on October 31, has origins steeped in ancient traditions and folklore, merging Celtic rituals, Christian influences, and a rich tapestry of myth. The roots of Halloween trace back over 2,000 years to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain (pronounced "sow-in"), marking the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter. For the Celts, this transition was w...

Welcoming the New Year: A Celebration of Hope and Renewal.

Celebrating the New Year is one of humanity's most universal traditions, marked by joy, reflection, and hope. Across the globe, people come together to bid farewell to the past and welcome a fresh start, each culture adding its unique touch to the festivities. For many, New Year's Eve begins with gatherings of family and friends, often accompanied by delicious feasts. The menu may vary...