{:en} Astro Talks | May 10–17, 2026 Shifting Energies, Faster Decisions, and a New Emotional Frequency The celestial landscape between May 10 and 17 brings about a distinct shift in the collective energy.This week, communication, relationships, visibility, social circles, and career dynamics take center stage. The week's dominant theme is clear: “Old energy can no longer be carried forward.” People may begin to realize, with greater clarity; what they truly want, and what things no longer align with who they are.While some relationships may progress with unexpected speed, others may come to a quiet, spontaneous end. Under the powerful influence of Mercury: communication intensifies, unexpected messages arrive, unfinished conversations resurface, impulsive decisions become more common. At the same...

{:en} Spring is making its presence known, with the weather warming up and magnolias already budding. A vibrant explosion of colors is just around the corner. Isn’t it remarkable how nature maintains such a perfect balance? Each season follows the next, bringing its unique palette and emotion, and I love them all. But I can’t help but reflect on a thought that’s been lingering in my mind—while nature keeps this harmony, we humans continue to disrupt it at an alarming pace. That said, I won’t dwell too long on the rhythm of the seasons. Today, I have a secret to share.Once again, feeling restless and eager to...

{:en} On March 7, 2023, around 07:40 am, a full moon occurs at 16 degrees Virgo. Aries is rising in the map drawn according to the capital Washington DC. We are in a process where we make hasty decisions and hang on to fine details. The dominance of ego and arrogance seems to force us in our social life. 1 hour after the full moon, Saturn moves into Pisces and thus begins the 2.5-year Saturn Pisces course. On March 23, Pluto will enter Aquarius. March will be a slightly different month. Two big planets changing signs in the same month means sowing the seeds of events that we...

{:en} By Melda Sherman / ArtModernMiami Gazette       Melda SHERMAN/ Boston      In every era, the world witnesses individuals who step through invisible thresholds; leaving behind what was known in pursuit of what might be possible. Some relocate for opportunity, others for love, and some because the soul whispers, “It is time.”    In this feature, we present the story of a woman who crossed continents not to escape, but to expand,  to reimagine herself under new skies. Her journey is not only geographical; it is creative, spiritual, and deeply human.    Anna SUDAREVAA A Story That Begins in Quiet Places    Some beginnings are not loud. They bloom quietly, like wildflowers along...

{:en} The thyroid gland is the organ most affected by autoimmune processes. Hashimoto's disease occurs as a result of damage to the thyroid gland. When the level of thyroid hormones in the blood is affected, it is treated with medication. Studies are showing that Hashimoto patients, whether treated with medication or not, have improvements in their quality of life and the course of the disease as a result of changes in their lifestyles and nutritional habits. Autoimmune protocol diet: In the nutritional treatment of Hashimoto's disease, an autoimmune protocol diet is used, which aims to reduce inflammation in the body and treat leaky gut. In this diet, grains, legumes, dairy...

{:en} Dear ArtTmodernmiami readers... Dear sensitive souls! Here I am. What a strange time we are living in. Events, events...the pace is making us dizzy. This month, we are together again with a sequel. As the world continues to shake, I share with you the soul-soothing formulas of those who have survived. My first article, published last month, attracted far more attention than expected. I received many messages. Now it's time for the second part. This series of articles, which I prepared with the participation of inspiring names from the world of art and culture, was shaped in the shadow of the waves of protests, demonstrations, and extraordinary developments in countries arising...

{:en} We have a strange relationship with negativity. On the one hand, we are forever being told to stay away from negativity, think positive, and remove negative people from our lives. And yet, the moment something negative happens, we can hardly look away. We want the positive. But we’re curious about the negative. “Everything is fine.” Okay. And? But say, “Everything was fine, and then something happened…” Now we pull up a chair. What happened? Psychology has a name for this: negativity bias—our tendency to notice the negative more quickly, process it more deeply, and carry it with us longer. Years ago, psychologist Roy Baumeister and his colleagues published a major review with the wonderfully unsubtle title Bad Is Stronger Than Good....

{:en} Age doesn’t progress it deepens. 
Some things don’t fade; they refine. 
What remains is not less, but clearer. 
Still 35 is not an age;
it’s a stance. Hello beautiful people 🙂 This time of year, I return to myself.  Late April… another birthday. And yes… once again, I am 35, maybe a little more.😊 At some point, age stops being a number.  It becomes awareness. But I have to say this too.. there’s a phrase I keep seeing lately: “Being fit after 40 is equivalent to owning a Ferrari.” Honestly, not a bad goal. 🙂 Every birthday feels like an internal update.  A personal software upgrade. What did I learn? What did I release? Who stayed, and who...