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While we start the New Year with a flurry of Festivals in India. Here are a few festivals around the world where our furry friend is celebrated. Here are a few examples: Chinese New Year (China): During the Chinese New Year celebrations, there is a special day called "Gou Nian" or "Gou Shen," which translates to "Welcoming the God of Dogs." People honor dogs and pray for their well-being on this day. Blessing of the Animals (Various Countries): In some countries, especially those with Christian traditions, there are annual events called "Blessing of the Animals." During these ceremonies, people bring their pets, including dogs, to be blessed by clergy. These events often take place around the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals. National Dog Day (United States): While not a traditional festival, National Dog Day is celebrated on August 26th in the United States. It's a day dedicated to honoring dogs, recognizing their loyalty, and promoting their adoption. Día de San Lázaro (Cuba): This is a Cuban festival that honors Saint Lazarus, who is considered the protector of dogs. Devotees bring their dogs to the church for blessings, and there are processions and festivities. Naghol (Vanuatu): While not a festival for dogs, Naghol, also known as land diving, is a traditional ritual in Vanuatu where men jump from tall wooden towers with vines tied to their ankles. It is believed to ensure a good yam harvest and is dedicated to the land-diving deity associated with the wild pig and the dog. #training #training #health #love #quality #help #food #wellness #water #medical #music #environment #love #training #change #teaching #entertainment #health #help #environment #sleep #cats #dogs #petcare

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In today's newsletter, I talk about the difference between lavender and lavandin. Did you know that those beautiful fields from Provencal postcards are not even lavender? Check out the newsletter to find out more! #herbalmedicine Levanduľová sezóna/Lavender season

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12 of the best things to do in Italy

12 of the best things to do in Italy

In our ongoing series on the European Championship 2024 we look at similarities and differences of the countries playing. ⚽ Both Belgium and Romania have a rich history and are members of the European Union. Both countries have a vibrant cultural scene, evident in their architecture, festivals and culinary traditions. Belgium, a small country with a flat landscape and a multicultural capital, contrasts with Romania, which is characterized by its larger size, and beautiful, mountainous landscapes. Belgium 🇧🇪: French fry paradise: Belgium claims to have invented French fries and takes them very seriously. You can buy fries on almost every street corner in “friteries” or “fritkots”, often with a variety of sauces. Belgian fries are so popular that there is even a museum dedicated to them - the Frietmuseum in Bruges. 🍟 Beer bonanza: Belgium is famous for its beer culture and has over 1,500 different types of beer. Some beers are brewed in monasteries by monks using secret recipes that have been handed down over the centuries. Belgian beer lovers claim that there is a beer for every occasion - even for the breakfast table! 🍺 Tri-Cultural tapestry: Belgium is uniquely divided into three cultural regions, each with its own distinct culture, traditions, and even language. This diversity contributes to Belgium's rich cultural and culinary tapestry. 🌍🌎🌏   Romania 🇷🇴: Sarmale delights: Romanians love their traditional dish of sarmale, stuffed cabbage rolls, so much that it is served on almost every public holiday. They hold a significant place in Romanian culinary traditions and are enjoyed by people of all ages throughout the country. 🤤🎊 Salt Palace: Romania is home to the impressive Salina Turda, a huge salt mine that has been converted into an underground leisure and health center. Visitors can slide down giant slides, ride an underground Ferris wheel or go boating in a salt lake. 🧂🚣♀️ Lucky charms: Martisor is an ancient tradition observed on March 1st and involves exchanging small tokens, typically red and white strings with decorative charms or small trinkets attached. These Martisor tokens are believed to bring good luck, health, and prosperity for the coming year. A joyful and colorful tradition. 🍀 How do you think each country will represent themselves through their team? 🌎⚽ #globalmobility #hrconsulting #championship #belgium #romania #culturehackers #culture

The 15 best things to do in Croatia

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