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                                                      Since my last video on this subject, I, too have learnt more about Chakras and wanted to share this with you. Many already have studied Chakras. And many state the same thing about our Chakras. However, when you read the Hindu Yoga texts about Chakras, so much more starts to makes sense.... at least with me it did. See, for a while, I was confusing myself, scratching my head, about the directional spin of our Chakras AND why it seemed different between genders. In this video, I highlight some facts and hope this will give you more insight. I am also currently working on writing a new Chakra course with all this new additional information, so look out for it later this year. Until then, enjoy the video, including some blunders hahaha. I am Human, after all :-)  Dr Catherine Dunne MscD

Easter and Ostara: Converging Traditions Dr Catherine Dunne Msc.D Many of those preparing to celebrate Easter may not realize there are others planning to celebrate Ostara at the same time. The two holidays are actually closely related and draw upon similar historical roots. Ostara is essentially the pagan incarnation of the traditional Christian Easter. The Christian tradition itself draws the name from the pagan god "Oestre" or "Eastre." This word has Germanic roots and refers to the eastern direction from which the sun rises. Oestre is the Teutonic goddess of spring and dawn who is very  closely associated with the Vernal Equinox. The Vernal Equinox takes place each year between March 19 and March 22, while Easter always occurs between late march and early April. In the past, beginning with the pagans, this time of year was celebrated as one of renewal and rebirth. Christians adopted the  symbolism to represent the resurrection of Chr