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Il Giorno dei Morti
Read more: Il Giorno dei MortiThe Day of the Dead: An Italian Tradition of Honoring Ancestors All cultures have a unique way of honoring the dead. From flowers, to songs, special foods and prayers. In many cultures influenced by Catholicism, the days reserved for honoring the dead occur between October 31st (Halloween) more so with Northern Europe and America, November…
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Newsletter
Read more: Newsletter“All cruelty springs from weakness” – Seneca As we reflect on the world today, it seems inescapable what horrors we are living through. The American Empire, boldly displaying its tyranny on every news station. People incriminated for simply existing, not fitting into the status quo, and the future seems bleak. We must remember in these…
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Pasqua
Read more: PasquaEaster and its Ancient Pre-Christian Roots Easter as we know it today has a long history spanning time and culture. There have been many connections that have been from the the festivals of Adonis, Osiris, and more. Dying and rising gods celebrated with festivals, bread, eggs and many other familiar symbols as we know it…
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Basil: The Sacred Herb of Italy
Read more: Basil: The Sacred Herb of ItalyHerb of Love and Domination Fragrant, vibrant, and deeply rooted in Italian tradition, basil is more than just an essential ingredient in the kitchen—it is a symbol of love, protection, domination, and prosperity. From ancient Roman rituals to the bustling markets of Sicily, this revered herb has played a role in both culinary and mystical…
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Tarantismo
Read more: TarantismoWe are the children of the great spider, we carry an ancient legacy of the Samothrace mysteries of the Cabeiri, the people of the great mother goddess Cybele. They of which carried on the great legacy of the Pelasgi, the ancient race of the Mediterranean who built the cyclopean walls. They of which were said…
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Salvatore Guglielmo 