Interpreting Your Dreams

Some people remember their dreams so vividly that what happens can feel very real whilst others only manage vague recollections. WhilstWoman Asleep everyone dreams, there are conflicting theories as to why; but one thing that is agreed is that dreams occur whilst we are in the stages of Rapid Eye Movement (REM). It is at this time our body muscles go into temporary paralysis and our brain activity heightens. We have the ability to dream about an infinite amount of subjects but there are some subjects likely to occur more often than others.

‘Falling’ dreams have a tendency to reoccur for many people and this can mean the dreamer is experiencing financial difficulties or is in fear of losing respect or status, conversely, if you dream of flying then good things could be happening to you and can symbolize great fortune in your life and a feeling of liberation from recent events. (more…)

The Intention Experiment

There is a great deal of talk today about the power of the mind, how we can influence things around us and so on. There are also a lot of people whoThe Intention Experiment Book do not believe and many who find it hard to believe enough to actually put things into action. We know that if we think positive, various situations will improve, but doing this sometimes seems impossible. The aim of the Intention Experiment is to prove scientifically that many people thinking positively, or praying about the same issue can indeed have a positive effect. They unite people across the world to take part in specific projects which are studied by leading scientists. (more…)

Elements and the Zodiac

We all know there are twelve signs of the western zodiac, and that these are said to represent twelve personality types or character modes ofElements of the Zodiac personality. Each sign has an element attached to it; each element therefore has three star signs attached to it.

Fire signs consist of Aries, Leo and Sagittarius. These signs are thought to exhibit righteousness. They are fair, truthful, just, upright and straight forward. They are true warriors showing courage at all times. They have mental and moral strength which stands them in good stead persevering into unknown territories and braving the unknown. They have strong principles and will fight for these to their death. They can be aggressive and love a good challenge. Highly competitive they like to win. Their essential character traits are liveliness, ardour, enthusiasm, courage and action. There is nothing more stimulating than for them to win and they strive to be the centre of attention. Their main virtue is being just and right. (more…)

The Good Wife?

The Good WifeJulianna Margulies charges back onto our TV screens in the third season of The Good Wife. If you have not yet tuned in to the show then here is a synopsis of what has happened so far…

Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies) is a wife and mother who boldly assumes full responsibility for her family and re-enters the workforce after her husband’s very public sex and political corruption scandal lands him in jail. Pushing aside the betrayal and crushing public humiliation caused by her husband – Peter (Chris Noth). Alicia starts over by pursuing her original career as a defence attorney, as a junior associate at a prestigious Chicago law firm; she joins her long-time friend, former law school classmate and firm partner Will Gardner (Josh Charles), who is interested in rekindling their former relationship. Alicia transforms herself from embarrassed politician’s scorned wife to resilient career woman, especially for the sake of providing a stable home for her children, 14-year-old Zach and 13-year-old Grace. Alicia finds an ally and a friend in Kalinda, the firm’s tough and mysterious in-house investigator; that is until she discovers she betrayed her as well. Alicia makes an enemy out of Cary Agos beating him to the junior associate’s position following a trial period. As a clever young attorney he takes a job in the state’s attorney’s office – now bitter and vengeful he ends up working for Alicia’s husband when he wins back the States Attorney position. By the beginning of season 3 real changes have been made. Alicia has separated from her husband after finally throwing him out of her apartment. He is so say running a clean states attorney’s office – but only time will tell. Will and Alicia have begun a secret affair; but if push comes to shove it seems the firm will take priority over her and their relationship.  (more…)

Leap Year

So 2012 is a Leap Year – but what does that mean and why do we have them? Well the ancient Egyptians realised that the solar year and the calendarLeap Year year do not match up. This is because it actually takes the earth 365 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes and 46 seconds to travel round the sun. So over the centuries an extra day was added to the calendar to keep us on track; it was the Romans who first designated February 29th as the leap day, but it was the Gregorian calendar that fine-tuned the practise – so now a leap year only occurs in a year when it is divisible by 4, for example 2012, 2016, 2020…To make things more complicated it was decided that a leap year would not occur if it was devisable by 100 except if it was devisable by 400 – so 1900 was a leap year and 2000 was not.

Leap year babies only get to celebrate their birthday in a leap year on the proper day – 29th February, the other years they either choose to celebrate on 28th Feb or the 1st March. Astrologers deem those Pisces born on the 29th February as having unusual talents and personalities that reflect their special status.

But leap years are known more widely for a tradition that says a woman may propose marriage to her man on the 29th February. It is thought this custom derived from Ireland in the 5th century; when St Bridget complained to St Patrick about having to wait for the man to propose. St Patrick apparently relented and set aside this one day allowing the tables to be turned.

Floriography – The Language of Flowers

I think it is fair to say that most women like receiving flowers, be it on Valentine’s Day, a birthday or anniversary – or perhaps the best kind for noViolet - modesty & faithfulness reason at all! But did you know that your favourite flowers or the flowers that someone selects for you have hidden meanings.

The language of flowers is called Floriography; which reveals any underlying meaning to sending and receiving flowers. In Victorian times the sending of bouquets was a way of sending a coded message to someone when it was not appropriate for the actual words to be spoken. (more…)

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Decoding Love Letters & Valentines Cards

Love Letters

Have you been sent a Love Letter or Valentines Card – would you like to know what the handwriting reveals about the senders intentions and character? Then read on…

Each individual’s handwriting is as unique as their DNA; analysing handwriting – all of the different slants, loops, shapes and lines can build a picture of your personality.

The biggest thing in a card or love note is if your name is written much larger than the rest of the text, this means that your partner is head over heels in love with you! Staying with your name – if the first letter of your name is slightly separated from the rest of the letters then your partner thinks you are really special and this is done as a sign of respect. If you name looks as if it has been traced over and over – this demonstrates that your partner dwelled affectionately on thoughts of you. (more…)

Year of the Dragon

I guess you are wondering why I have such an eclectic mix of celebrities this month? Well it is because we are celebrating the Chinese New Year –Reece Witherspoon 23rd Jan 2012 until 9th Feb 2013 will be a water year and it is the year of the Dragon. All of these celebrities including Reece Witherspoon (our cover star) were born in Dragon years.

The Chinese Zodiac is represented by 12 different animals; the zodiac sign is determined by the lunar year in which you were born. The animal ruling your birth year will have a profound influence on your personality and destiny.

The Dragon occupies the 5th position in the Chinese Zodiac and is the only mythological creature among the 12 animals. The Chinese Dragon symbolises both power and influence and those that have this as their birth year are revered and are seen as destined for greatness.  (more…)

New Beginnings

Traditionally the New Year is a time to cleanse and renew; put our mistakes behind us and make a fresh start. Many cement this with makingA Message of Hope from the Angels, Lorna Byrne resolutions; promising ourselves that we will banish bad behaviours like smoking, unhealthy eating, lack of commitment to exercise and so on. The problem with these rituals is that often we break them soon after making them leaving us in a cycle of feeling weak willed and depressed that we could not make the changes we wanted.

So this year instead of making lots of promises of changes; why not do something different? For instance you could read the new book by Lorna Byrne – A Message of Hope from the Angels. In the book Lorna tells in a simple and direct way how you can call on this help to make your life better and happier.  (more…)

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