Thursday, June 27, 2013
Monday, June 24, 2013
Ömer Faruk Tekbilek - Beautiful Turkish Music
Sunday, June 23, 2013
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Sunday, June 2, 2013
Grand Water Trine June 25.2013
Monday, June 3rd: Venus has now ingressed (moved into) the sign of Cancer until the 27th. Venus symbolizes our values and style of affection. Her shift from Gemini brings a less intellectualized approach and helps us to connect more closely with our emotions. Our family, homes, and mothers take on more sentiment as we seek to express our nurturing and mothering nature.
Mercury, also in Cancer, creates a Grand Water Trine with Neptune in Pisces and Saturn in Scorpio. Our intellect, thoughts and planning align with the creative fusing practical application into the process. Emotions are the fuel for our creativity as we believe that what we think and feel on the highest plane possible can become our reality. This, of course, is always true for people but so often fear and negativity cloud our vision.
The Moon continues her transit through self-initiating Aries.
On TUESDAY the Sun moves into square with Chiron - bringing a sense of tension to our quest for knowledge and learning. A time for compassion as we see more limitations rise to the surface of our consciousness. Where does it hurt? Why? The Moon in Aries is VOID until 11:55 a.m. EDT when she shifts into Taurus. Simple pleasures, good food and sensual surroundings help us to comfort and nurture self and others.
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Kyra Frosini - Lady Frosini
Kyra-Frosini was a legendary figure in Epirus prior to Greek independence. Kyra-Frosini was the wife of Ioannina merchant Dimitrios Vasiliou, renowned in the area for her beauty and intelligence. As her husband was away for extended periods of time to Venice, on business, she met and had an affair with Muhtar Pasha who was the eldest son of the region's ruler, Ali Pasha. The wife of Muhtar Pasha found out about the affair while her husband was away in Adrianople, went to Ali Pasha and demanded that he take action. Ali Pasha proceeded to arrest Kyra-Frosini in person and locked her up in prison along with 17 other women, also adulteresses. The arrest caused an uproar amongst Ioannina's Greek community and Ali Pasha hesitated to take action. Finally, two days later, on January 11, 1801, he ordered the 18 women to be drowned in Lake Pambotis. The execution took place but the local Greeks came to view the women - especially Kyra-Frosini - as martyrs of their faith and nation. Kyra-Frosini was buried with honours and her two children were taken in by the Bishop of Ioannina who was her uncle. Many songs and poems have been written on the subject with the view that she was a Christian woman who had fallen but repented and was unjustly executed.
*wikipedia*
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
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