{:en} New order, new structure, new direction. A door to seriousness and reality.On the longest night of the year, when light rises at its latest point, a new door opens. The Capricorn New Moon, occurring on this date, calls for disciplined growth, not rapid expansion. Seeds are planted in the darkest hour of the night—because the soil is dark. This new moon does not grow grandiose projects, but nurtures solid foundations. Plans, not dreams, speak. Structure, not words. Stability, not emotion. This universal cycle tells us:“Whatever you are going to build, build it with patience. For this beginning takes time.”Below are the influences according to the rising...

{:en} the United States, Christmas is not only a religious holiday but also a deeply rooted cultural tradition centered on family, generosity, and togetherness. Throughout December, cities and neighborhoods are transformed with festive lights, decorated homes, and Christmas trees, creating a shared sense of celebration in public spaces. At the heart of Christmas is the home. Families and close friends gather on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day to share special meals. Traditional dishes such as roast turkey, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, and pumpkin pie are commonly served. Gifts are placed under the Christmas tree and opened together, a moment that is especially magical for children. Another essential aspect...

{:en} Ever feel like every day sounds and lights are just too much? The hum of the fridge, background chatter, or even bright overhead lighting can feel overwhelming—almost like your senses are on high alert. For some people, this is not just a fleeting annoyance. It is a constant, exhausting battle with noise, brightness, or even certain fabrics feeling unbearable. It is not just “being sensitive” or “getting older.” Often, chronic inflammation is the root cause. Inflammation does not just affect joints or digestion—it can deeply impact the nervous system, heightening your sensitivity to sensory input like sound, light, touch, and temperature. This is especially true in chronic conditions...

{:en} The past sometimes can't go away, stays. Just like our scars, the wound is no longer there, but the scar is and sometimes that scar stings our eyes. You want to scratch, you feel shivering, and maybe you get angry about it. But I'm telling you, that wound is not there anymore, whatever emotion you can feel, that wound belongs to the past. But can we always leave the past in the past? I guess we don't. If it were possible, would I write this article? When I share this tragicomic story that happened to a relative of mine, I think you will understand my opinion...

{:en}       We’ve all said it at some point: “I’m broken.” Heartbreak, disappointment, loss, betrayal… Life has many ways of testing us. But what if the very places that break us are also the ones that can set us free? What if, instead of hiding our scars, we learned to see them as art? “Cracks aren’t just marks; they’re where the light enters.” — Japanese Kintsugi Art What Is Kintsugi — and Why It Matters     Kintsugi is an ancient Japanese art form that repairs broken ceramics using gold, silver, or platinum. Instead of concealing the damage, it highlights it — turning fractures into glowing veins of beauty. The philosophy behind it...

{:en} “What I show in the film is even subdued compared to whathappened in reality. If I had tried to show things as theyreally were, no one would have ever financed the film” (Damien Chazelle) Hello dear readers, I hope you are well, I was very impressed with Damien Chazelle's new movie “Babylone”, which I watched in Rome a few days ago. I would like to share my movie analysis with you, my advice for those who haven't seen the film yet is to read and find out about the history of cinema and then watchthe film to understand it better.First of all let’s start with meaning the title...

{:en} Time has passed so quickly. A huge vacation with you is over and I'm back home. Now I am sitting in my summer house thinking about you. In my head, I made a 26-day accounting of my vacation that started on June 7th. Where I went, who I met, and how I lived it to the fullest. How much I missed being with you, your streets, buildings, friends, acquaintances, and most of your surprising weather. Can you have 4 seasons in one day? Yes, my London is with you. Everything is possible with you. I made unforgettable memories in the company of my close friends Muge & Trevor. As soon...

{:en} Chiron is the son of Saturn, the lord of time, and Philyra, the Sea Sprite. Actually, Saturn is married to Rhea and is in love with Philyra. Saturn continues to live their love by transforming himself and his lover into horses so that Rhea does not hear. From this union Chiron is born. But what is that? Born half human and half animal, with the upper part human and the lower part horse, Chiron's mother Philyra was ashamed and abandoned Chiron to the depths of the forest. The Immortal Chiron is claimed by Earth Mother and Apollo. Chiron learns about Healing, Mathematics, Astrology, Divination and everything...