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+If you feel this balance is important in your life, or you find peace in both building new things and letting go of the old, the spider may be offering guidance. Embracing the cycle of life, growth, and renewal is key to understanding the spider’s spiritual meaning. If you feel a strong connection to spiders, whether through physical encounters, dreams, or symbols, it may be a sign that the spider is guiding you on a spiritual level. Here are some key signs to help you recognise if the spider is your spirit animal. Like many other traditional Christian practices, fasting declined much in Western societies from the times of the Enlightenment (18th century,) and was impacted, of course, by the resulting secularization and de-Christianization of society. This caused many good Christians to stop fasting, or never to learn how to do it, because they could not find persuasive reasons to do so.
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+Incorporating natural elements and colors into home décor can promote positive energy. Plants and flowers bring life and fresh air into the room, while earthy elements like rocks and crystals promote grounding. Warm colors like yellow and orange create a sense of joy, while blue and green promote calmness. This upcoming lunation is rising in the fiery and free-spirited sign of Sagittarius, so its [spiritual meaning](https://thepracticalcreative.life/exploring-the-8-of-spades-spiritual-meaning/) encourages all zodiac signs to open their heart to inspiration and trust the universe to catch their fall. Here’s everything to know about working with this happy-go-lucky lunar energy. Six can be a gentle, much-needed reminder to treat yourself with kindness and understanding.
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+Yin and yang show that everything in the universe is connected and that nothing makes sense by itself. The Tao Te Ching, or "The Way and Its Power," is a collection of poetry and sayings from around the third and fourth centuries B.C.E. that guides Taoist thought and actions. The author is traditionally believed to be the philosopher Lao Tzu