Altars have been a part of society since Biblical times. Growing up Catholic, the altars at churches I went to were elaborately decorated and could easily cost a lot of money just to build them. Now that I have become more spiritual and not tied to any one organized religion anymore, I have dreamed of having my own when I chanced upon the book “Altars: Bringing Sacred Shrines into Everyday Life” by Denise Linn. Drawn by the big angel figurine used as its cover, I’m keen to find a similar one. But at the moment, I found a big canvas cloth with the angel design on it that I let it hang on a huge wall at my house. Below is a pic of my own altar. It’s still a work in progress as I plan on adding more symbols of what I want to have in my life. The ultimate goal is to have an entire room as an altar, full of the symbols of spirituality, wealth and happiness collected from travels or even from Internet purchases. Here are the …