The lowest point used in astrology to designate the point directly opposite the zenith.

A spiritual guide or shaman in Mesoamerican traditions, capable of transforming into an animal.

The practice of communicating with the dead to predict the future or gain knowledge.

Giants mentioned in the Bible considered to be beings born from the union between angels and humans.

A state of liberation from the cycle of rebirths in Buddhism and Hinduism, representing supreme peace.

A symbol of continuity and eternity used in Celtic art and rituals.

A philosophical term referring to a spiritual or essential reality beyond sensory experience.

The practice of mystical interpretation of numbers and their meanings.

A nature spirit, often associated with waters, trees, or mountains in Greek mythology.

The energy channels in the subtle body according to Indian traditions.

The inner sanctuary of a temple used in religious and esoteric rituals.

A Taoist practice of inner alchemy aimed at spiritual transformation.

An Egyptian term used to designate a god or a divine force.

A luminous halo surrounding the head of a sacred figure, symbolizing divinity or holiness.

A formless state of consciousness in yogic traditions, representing union with the absolute.

A phenomenon where negative expectations cause negative effects studied in psychological healing.

A point of intersection or energetic convergence in astrological or spiritual practices.

The spirits or divine forces residing in objects or natural places in Roman religion.

A spiritual messenger or an angel bringing divine messages.

An attraction or love for the night and darkness, often associated with nocturnal practices.