{:en} Greetings to all my friends and loved ones, Astrological Influences and Planetary Transits for the Week of October 6–12 October 6: Full Moon in Aries (completion, confrontation, moment of decision) October 6: Mercury enters Scorpio (deep conversations, revelation of secrets) October 8: Venus in Virgo sextile Jupiter in Cancer (support, healing, and opportunities in relationships) October 11: Venus in Virgo opposite Saturn in Pisces (testing of relationships and values, need for responsibility) General Overview of the Week This week carries an energy of emotional intensity and the unveiling of hidden truths. The Full Moon in Aries illuminates the ground we walk on, revealing our shadow sides. Mercury’s transition into Scorpio encourages us to abandon superficial...

{: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} Hello beautiful people, I am Melda Sherman from Boston, author of “Migratory Birds”. My subjects are mostly immigrant stories and immigration and I am writing the eighth interview of my “People of Another World” series in ARTTMODERNMIAMI NEWS. This time, I will introduce you to a wonderful young man from a dreamland. As some of you may have understood from the cover photo, it is a colorful, warm, lively, libertarian little country! Yes! We are going to Cuba… We are here with the Mr Maikel Collymore interview. Maikel is a funny man with big dreams who immigrated to the United States with his family from Cuba and has already...

{:en} When Your Body Feels “Off” Ever look in the mirror and think, “This doesn’t feel like me anymore”? You’re not alone. Maybe you’re drained no matter how much you sleep. Maybe your clothes feel tighter even though your diet’s on point. Maybe your moods swing out of nowhere, your hairbrush is filling faster than usual, or your digestion just won’t cooperate. When women come to me with these stories, it’s often their thyroid trying to get their attention. The thyroid is usually the first organ to raise a red flag when the immune system starts to slip. That’s why we call it the “canary in the coal mine”—it’s sensitive, responsive,...

{:en} This week, the sky is not waiting. It is not asking you to overthink; it is asking you to move. Sun in Aries continues to dominate the atmosphere. This brings: Courage Initiation A strong “act now” impulse But beneath this forward motion, another layer flows: Neptune in Pisces This introduces: Emotional sensitivity Uncertainty A subtle search for meaning The result: Fast decisions combined with deep feelings;  a powerful yet contradictory inner state. SPEED OR FEELING? Many will experience a quiet tension this week: “I want to move forward… but I’m not sure what I truly feel.” This is the core dynamic: The mind wants action The heart asks for understanding And both are happening at once. MIAMI FILE Rising Energy, Fragile Balance Miami is vibrant and accelerated this week: Events multiply Social...

{:en} Menopause marks a significant transition in a woman's life, often accompanied by a range of physical and emotional symptoms due to hormonal fluctuations. While hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is a common treatment, many women seek alternative approaches due to concerns about side effects. Herbal supplements have gained popularity as potential remedies for menopausal symptoms. The most commonly used herbal supplements and their purposes are as follows: 1. Phytoestrogens: Mimicking Estrogenic Effects Phytoestrogens are plant-derived compounds that can bind to estrogen receptors, potentially alleviating symptoms associated with estrogen deficiency. Soy Isoflavones: Soy products, rich in isoflavones like genistein, have been studied for their effects on menopausal symptoms. A systematic review...

{:en} Years passed.... Time slowly transformed everything. After all those hardships, Süreyya and Cem finally became American citizens. From the outside, life seemed to have finally fallen into place.Haluk, meanwhile, became a respected doctor at a hospital in New York. No one who sees him today could imagine that he once drove a taxi, or understand the conditions under which he arrived in America, or the struggles he endured. He had become a name people respected: Dr. Haluk Saygıner. Süreyya was still a smiling woman. But there are some smiles… that are only what appears on the surface. She had learned to hide everything she had lived through behind...

{:en} Hello everyone, my beautiful readers… I had a full month of December, so much happened! I hardly have time to breathe, that's all, you guess the rest! Let me tell you, you decide: I'm starting from Miami Art Week and Miami & Basel Week. I was a participant at Red Dot as an artist within the scope of Art Week this year, but I experienced extra excitement this year. We also shot a film during Miami Art Week. How? I can almost hear what you say, so let me explain: Tugba Yazici - Nazan Aktan (Act Artistes Contemporains Turquie) Tugba Yazici – Ibrahim Guldiken – Nazan Aktan In the last days...