Top 10 places to visit in Puglia, Italy
Top 10 places to visit in Puglia, Italy Part of Puglia's charm is its slow approach to everyday life. The rising star of southern Italy ...
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Liz Bourbeau: You can't heal if you don't forgive yourself - the power of forgiveness
I want to repeat once again that a person cannot heal unless he forgives himself. This principle stage opens the possibility of transformation, ...
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The little puppy – a parable about tolerance
Enjoy this parable about tolerance: 'A shop owner puts a sign over his door that reads. Puppies for sale." A little boy saw the sign and ...
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Eighteenth lunar day
The eighteenth lunar day is associated with the knowledge of the micro and macrocosm. The day requires prudence and restraint, as it is associated with dangers and requires especially ...
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Iodine grid: the healing properties of simple lines
Iodine grid: the healing properties of simple lines There are at least twenty different diseases in which the alleviation of the human condition is possible through the application of an iodine grid. ...
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Twenty-third lunar day
The twenty-third lunar day is good for the completion of any affairs that can bring material prosperity, popularity, satisfaction, authority and fame. But all ...
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Indian sages recommend: keep these 7 things a secret
Indian sages recommend keeping these 7 things a secret
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The Tenderness of SCORPIO - All About Scorpio by Linda GOODMAN
Scorpio is partial to matters of religion, life and death, sex. It shows a constant striving for renewal. But along with this, he is devoted ...
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St. Andrew's Day: table, customs and namesakes
St. Andrew's Day: table, customs and namesakes On November 30, we celebrate St. Andrew's Day. On 30th of November, St. Andrew is celebrated in the Church of St. Andrew. The feast of St. Andrew the Apostle celebrates the feast of St. Andrew. The day marks the beginning of the Winter cycle of folk festivals. St. Andrew's Day ...
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Want to be more creative? Sleep like the ancients
Imagine the beginning of the 19th century. 70 years before the invention of the first light bulb. What did our ancestors do when darkness fell? That's right – ...
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The Wisdom of PISCES - Pisces Horoscope by Linda Goodman
The two fish here symbolize the choice that Pisces must make - to float to the surface or sink to the bottom and never ...
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Parable of life: Everything that happens to us is for good
An African king had a very good friend who, in every situation, liked to repeat, "This is good." Once the king was hunting. His friend charged ...
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12 Science-Backed Benefits of Yoga
Yoga is a system of physical, mental, and spiritual practices that aim to transform the body and mind. It includes breathing exercises, meditation and postures, ...
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Ignazhden: names, customs and table
Ignazhden: traditions, namesakes and feast On December 20 we celebrate Ignazhden. The Orthodox Church celebrates the feast of St. Ignatius on the 20th of December. Ignatius the Theologian, one of the best disciples of St. John the Theologian, ...
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I invite you, Lord, to be the first to cross my threshold today... Magnificent prayer for Ignazhden
Ignazden. Who will be the first to enter your house today depends on what the whole year will be like.
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Louise Hay: Don't let your thoughts control you!
You are much more than your mind. You might think he's running the show. But that's just because you're…
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Exupery's Magnificent Prayer
This little-known prayer was written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry during one of the most difficult periods of his life.
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The stuff the future is made of - these are Victor Hugo's dream quotes
Victor Hugo: The stuff of which the future is made - these are dreams
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Ignazhden: names, customs and table
Ignazhden: traditions, namesakes and feast On December 20 we celebrate Ignazhden. The Orthodox Church celebrates the feast of St. Ignatius on the 20th of December. Ignatius the Theologian, one of the best disciples of St. John the Theologian, ...
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Easter: traditions and names
Easter: traditions and namesakes Easter is celebrated every first Sunday after the first full moon of spring. The celebration begins on Monday and is called Holy Week. Easter Sunday is the first day of Easter and the week of Easter Sunday.
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Bhutan - the only country in the world with a Ministry of Happiness
It is a truly unique country without hunger and crime, where people live in joy without knowing what war and poverty are. The Bhutanese themselves, ...
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If you have done good - hide...
If you have done good - hide it, if they have done you good - tell Arabic Proverb
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