At Ishara, deep in the wilderness of the Masai Mara, there’s a new dimension of connection to be discovered. Connect with yourself, your soul, and your purpose like never before. Your journey …

Išḫara was a goddess originally worshipped in Ebla and other nearby settlements in the north of modern Syria in the third millennium BCE. The origin of her name is disputed, and due to lack …

Ishara may refer to: Išḫara, a Hurrian deity; Ishara, a small town in Ogun State in Nigeria; Ishara Nanayakkara, Sri Lankan businessman; Ishara TV, Indian Hindi-language television channel; …

Ishara Goddess left an indelible mark on the ancient Near East until the thirteenth century BCE. Her worship continued to resonate within the religious landscape, as evidenced by her …

Ishara was primarily venerated in the ancient city of Ebla, located in what is now northern Syria. She was regarded as the tutelary goddess of the Eblaite royal family, signifying her high status …

Ishara is a goddess from ancient Hittite mythology associated with love, fertility, and motherhood. She represents nurturing femininity and is often invoked for matters related to love, marriage, …

Ishara, meaning ‘sign’ in Kiswahili, is the brainchild of Azhar Madhani. Coming from a prominent family of Kenyan entrepreneurs, Azhar felt a strong connection with the Maasai Mara from an …

Our guides are masters in the art of wildlife spotting and are able to find and interpret tracks, animal behaviour, and other ‘Isharas’ to provide a captivating and in-depth safari experience.

2016年1月26日 · In Mesopotamia, the scorpion goddess was known as Ishhara (or Ishkhara or Ishara). She was the goddess of Love and mother of the seven Sebettu. She was often …

Reached by a footbridge, Ishara has a stunning setting on the south bank of the Talek River. The main area consists of a lounge, bar and dining space, with an expansive deck to the front with …