The “Hask-Gorani” symbolizes the idea of turning our eyes towards the Sun, and growing consciously, spiritually, and physically.
Where the name “Hask-Gorani” comes from?
According to tradition, the final remnants of the wheat harvest were left ungathered; they were either burned or left for the birds, ensuring that the following year’s harvest would be healthier and more bountiful.
In the exact same way, human beings—by reaching toward the light—purify themselves and are reborn maturer, healthier, and more conscious.