This time Elyzabeth chose 3 Moroccan rugs that she likes to practice yoga on. Elyzabeth has been practicing Cashmere yoga for thirty years according to the practice of Eric Baret. She is a yoga instructor in Casablanca, Morocco and France….
Three Moroccan Carpets that Elyzabeth Likes to Practice Yoga On 続きを読む "
We are starting here a new post series about Three Moroccan rugs that people like to do different things. We hope you like them, we will be waiting for your comments….
Three Moroccan Rugs That Barbara Likes to Play Music On 続きを読む "
Amazigh KM 0, the heartland of our Amazigh heritage, is nestled 36 km from Khemisset on the road to Meknes. The journey takes us through the rolling countryside, and after reaching Sfassif, an 8 km dirt track leads us deeper into the rural landscape…
In the Hindu sacred text Guru Gita, the importance of the material used for one’s seat during meditation and prayer is emphasized. While this text may not be universally regarded as indispensable across all yoga traditions, it offers…
A Seat of Wool Brings All Attainments 続きを読む "
Amazigh jewelry is highly popular in the Moroccan region. It holds deep symbolic meaning and is often used as charms, adornments, and an essential part of an Amazigh bride’s headdress….
The Amazigh culture, steeped in rich history and tradition, offers a treasure trove of captivating names for your son. These names transcend mere labels; they carry profound meanings and cultural significance….
Amazigh Names for Your Son 続きを読む "
The Amazigh People and Their Languages: A Deep-Rooted Heritage The Amazigh, also known as Berbers, have lived in North Africa, particularly in the Maghreb region, since the earliest recorded history. Before the Islamic conquests of the 8th century CE, they were the dominant ethnic group in the Saharan region. The name “Berber” comes from the Latin word “barbarous” (barbarian), a term imposed by outsiders. However, the Amazigh have had many names throughout history, including “Nomads.” Today, they refer to themselves as “Amazigh,” meaning “free humans” or “free men.” The Amazigh Language Family The Amazigh languages belong to the Afro-Asiatic language family and consist of 26 closely related dialects. They are
The History of the Amazigh Language in Morocco 続きを読む "
