{:en} HELLO EVERYONE, As of January 12, 2025, the Lunar Nodes are changing signs. Our new agenda will be the Virgo and Pisces areas. Especially until July 2026, the idealism of Virgo will give way to the surrender of Pisces. All signs will come into contact with deep issues in this cycle that will last one and a half years due to the map dynamics. We should remember that the lunar nodes represent the lessons a person needs to learn and certain patterns and habits that they want to leave behind in the past. Even if it is difficult to go, we should go to the purpose of our...

{:en} August 16 – August 23, 2026 This Week’s Cosmic Outlook Last week’s powerful Solar Eclipse in Leo opened important new doors. This week, however, the cosmos delivers a different message: Not every opportunity requires immediate action. Sometimes, we first need to understand what is real—and what is simply excitement. August 17 is one of the week’s most significant days. The Mars–Neptune square may temporarily blur our sense of motivation and direction. Our energy could fluctuate; just when we think we know exactly what we want, uncertainty may suddenly creep in. Especially earlier in the day, it would be wise to avoid impulsive decisions, unnecessary conflicts, and ventures with unclear boundaries. Yet...

{:en} Hello everyone! On June 6, 2024, there will be a new Moon at 25 degrees Taurus according to the Sidereal zodiac Hipparcos Ayanamsa. Those with planets at 24-25 and 26 degrees according to the Sidereal zodiac Hipparcos Ayanamsa in their birth charts will be most affected by this new moon (especially those in Taurus). The Sun Taurus- Saturn Aquarius square is the most remarkable aspect of the New Moon. This aspect brings a dynamic tension between stability and innovation, tradition and progress. Saturn's influence from Aquarius unleashes an energy of challenge, encouraging individuals to confront limitations, authority figures, or societal norms that may hinder personal growth or...

{:en} Izmir, the pearl of Ionia, is not just a city; it is a way of life; it is freedom, peace, multiculturalism, and privilege. As Victor Hugo wrote in his ‘Les Orientales’ Izmir is a ‘Princess’; a beautiful, elegant, curious, powerful, and loved one. Izmir is the third most populous city in Turkey; a modern city with a temperate climate and 629 km unique turquoise coastal line of the Aegean Sea with its untouched bays, sandy beaches, and magnificent sea, with its ancient cities listed in the World Cultural Heritage and the temples considered sacred by Christianity, happens to be one of the places with a remarkable combination of...

{:en} Hello, sensitive souls of ArtTmodernmiami, So… how are you? Summer is here. Are you soaking in the sea, sun, beaches, and vacation vibes? Alternatively, are you, like some, stuck in the city? Whichever way it is for you, it’s all part of our life journey. Everything comes and goes—nothing stays the same. Life is made up of fleeting moments, and nothing is permanent. So let’s go with the flow. Believe me, it’s easier that way. Last month, I launched the series “The Journey to Self: One-Way Ticket!” Some of you may have read Part 1, and even if you haven’t, I’m sure that after reading Part 2, you’ll find...

{:en} Breast enlargement in men is called gynecomastia. Breast growth in men is generally observed in three stages: infancy, adolescence, and advanced age. The age range that most frequently consults a plastic surgeon with complaints of gynecomastia can be generalized as 20 to 40 years. The main reason for the visit is not being satisfied with the image. Having larger than normal breasts in men affects social life, just like in women. Clothing choices, sports activities, or walking around topless on the beach become very difficult for an individual suffering from gynecomastia. What is the treatment for gynecomastia? Before any treatment planning, it should be investigated whether there is an...

{:en} As someone who has been living in the brother state Azerbaijan for many years, in this article, I will tell you, our dear readers, about the main delicacies that you should not leave the country without tasting when you come here. Eating; For some people, it may just be considered a duty to end their hunger and fill their stomachs, but for me, it should first be a visual art feast. Then I should eat by tasting each bite's taste, savoring it and enjoying it. It is possible to find both together in Azerbaijani cuisine. Plov (rice) is the first place, which has an important popularity in the...

{:en} A Renaissance Tale of Nobility, Scandal, and the Birth of the Conservatory By Tugba YAZICI Let’s start with a little drama, shall we? 🙂 Yes, the title takes inspiration from Turkish novelist Elif Şafak’s Bastard and Father , but my story heads in a completely different direction. This isn’t about the book or the author, but about a very real “Father and Bastard” tale whispered through palace corridors, beneath mosaicked church ceilings, and echoed in the lives of the people who shaped the art world as we know it. THE BASTARDS OF THE MIDDLE AGES And the Children the Nobility Tried to Hide In medieval Europe; especially in France, Italy, England, and...