November Full Moon Tarot Readings & Vedic Astrology Horoscope

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Message To America From a White Horse

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Message To America From a White Horse

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Never have I ever felt so disillusioned about America. The constant reminders of our collective shadow have been monumentally toxic and I’m sick of it. But I didn’t realize how sick unt…

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Carl Jung: Your ear troubles are very distressing.

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To Dr. S.Dear Colleague, 15 July 1939I am here again in October and can see you then.Your ear troubles are very distressing. They can of course be considerably intensified or reduced by one’s…

Source: Carl Jung: Your ear troubles are very distressing.

Carl Jung: Your ear troubles are very distressing.

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“There’s no greater suffering than to be forgotten”

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Imprisoned Iranian music distributors Mehdi Rajabian and Hossein Rajabian sent out an impassioned plea from their jail cells to all the musicians and lovers of music in the world to keep their cause alive: “We call on all musicians around the world to condemn these abuses with a worthy response…Do not forget us in these suffocating times… There’s no greater suffering than to be forgotten”.  The Rajabian brothers distributed music online to Iranian audiences. Unfortunately for them, they did so without a permit from the authorities and, to make matters worse, they distributed music by female singers and “anti-revolutionary” musicians from abroad. The IRGC arrested them in 2013 and in 2015, they were sentenced to 6 years in jail under the usual anti-regime charges: “insulting the sacred” and “propaganda against the state” – on appeal their sentence was reduced to 3 years.

At first, the brothers were placed in the…

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Seeing Through a New Lens: Part II

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Seeing Through a New Lens: Part II

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I’ve shared this story to lift the veil on misogyny so we can see it for what it really is: a man-made perspective with an unnaturally small lens.

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