SOULS Atelier

30/05/2025

28/01/2025

Power is the fundamental creative ingredient of life. Everything we do, say, think, imagine and feel as well as every choice we make is an act of creation requiring the power of our soul and psyche to animate

21/09/2024

As autumn golden hues embrace us, w stand at a crossroad of ref;ection. Th e harvest season in vitae us to gather no t just the fruits at our garden, but the wisdom of of our experiences.
hapy Autumn Solstice

29/03/2024

Hot cross buns are a type of sweet, spiced bun marked with a cross on the top, traditionally associated with Good Friday, the Friday before Easter Sunday. These buns have a rich history dating back centuries and are deeply intertwined with various cultural and religious traditions.

The exact origins of hot cross buns are somewhat debated, but they are believed to have originated in England during the medieval period. Some sources suggest that they were first introduced by monks who baked the buns to be distributed to the poor on Good Friday. The cross marked on the top of the bun is said to symbolize the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

The association of hot cross buns with Easter and Good Friday is rooted in Christian religious symbolism. According to Christian tradition, Good Friday marks the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, and Easter Sunday celebrates his resurrection. Hot cross buns, with their cross decoration, became a symbol of the crucifixion and are traditionally eaten on Good Friday as a way to commemorate this event.
In addition to their association with Good Friday, hot cross buns are also linked to various superstitions and folklore. For example, it was once believed that hot cross buns baked on Good Friday possessed magical properties, such as protection against evil spirits or ensuring good luck in the coming year. Some people would even keep a hot cross bun from one year to the next as a good luck charm.

Today, hot cross buns remain a beloved Easter tradition in many parts of the world. They are enjoyed not only on Good Friday but also throughout the Easter season, often served toasted and spread with butter. Whether enjoyed for their religious significance or simply for their delicious taste, hot cross buns continue to hold a special place in Easter celebrations worldwide.

14/03/2024

Wishing you all a peaceful sleep … Goodnight 🙏🏻

21/02/2024