Articles, tagged with "solstice", page 4
11th December 2009
Let's Keep Christ in Christmas!
Family, Christmas is and has always been a special time for us. It is a celebration, the birthday of Our Lord Jesus. It is a time of rejoicing, eating too much at times, and giving gifts from the heart, gifts that have...
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Bob and Penny Lord's site
10th December 2009
If the idea of strategic planning scares you or makes you want to crawl into a hole, use my 5 easy steps to begin the process and you will be on your way.
Here it is December again, and over here in Oregon, it is creeping towards winter solstice, the d...
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Kaya Singer
09th December 2009
The holiday season is typically marked by parents and kids trying to be on their best behavior. Parents are more charitable, kids are busy not pouting and not crying because they are afraid of the jolly fat man catching them.
While all these good thoug...
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Robert Palmer
05th November 2009
Is it the beginning of a New Age form of ascension or a Doomsday Armageddon end? Heralded by some as the coming of a rebirth of a new consciousness and by others as the harbinger of chaos and death. Is it prophesy or hype?
Which is it? As the year 2012...
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C. A. Perez
29th October 2009
Fascinating design, tremendously good handling, as well as fuel effectiveness of 20 mpg city, 28 mpg freeway from a 177 horsepower engine is not the thing one anticipates from a doubtful place: GM. Driving the 2007 Solstice, you will experience the type o...
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Alien
21st October 2009
Ever since the birth of the cellular phone people and companies have been coming up with new accessories for them. For instance, have you seen all the cases that are available for mobile phones now? These are just one of the many accessories out there, bu...
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briangarvin
07th September 2009
Mortgage rates fell this week to the lowest point since May 28, 2009. Whether May 28, 2009 is the summer is open to some debate. The summer solstice usually is considered the technical beginning of summer which occurred on June 21st this year. Some con...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
16th August 2009
Nick Carraway, the narrator, makes much of Daisy's beauty and her sultry voice. But it is through dialogue and action --through her own words and duplicitous behavior-- that we can detect her mental flaws.
Lord Francis Bacon in his essay on Beauty ...
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marciano guerrero
09th July 2009
At the height of summer, your gas consumption should be at its lowest point in the year. With the sun shining (hopefully), the good weather reduces the need to keep the central heating on and hence reduces the amount of gas used each month. However, with ...
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Brainwork
09th July 2009
Here is a nice quote from Augusta E. Rundel: "Christmas - that magic blanket that wraps itself about us, that something so intangible that it is like fragrance. It may weave a spell of nostalgia. Christmas may be a day of feasting, or of prayer, but alwa...
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joalesto
23rd June 2009
All is a mental construct of the Force/Divine; And, June 21st marks the same exchange of energy as that of Christmas {December 21st}. The solstice marks the turning of the tide of darkness and light. I think that this may be best illustrated as time itse...
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Angel
18th June 2009
Nothing grabs the attention more than a good end of the world prophecy. Most of them are admittedly humorous, but occasionally one comes along that makes you take notice. This is the case with the 2012 prophecies, which are based on some indisputable trut...
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Thomas Ajava
12th June 2009
Everyone has small rituals even though they sometimes don't realise it, but traditional seasonal and nature rituals have faded into the background in many parts of the modern western world. Perhaps some people associate rituals with a pagan lifestyle howe...
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Jackie DeBurca
18th May 2009
We stand facing into new opportunity
2009 has nearly reached its completion. The Winter Solstice has just passed, and each day is successively longer for the next 6 months. The steady lengthening of the day is emblematic of the building energy of the c...
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cspace1983
15th April 2009
Dong Zhi, or the Winter Solstice Festival, was celebrated by the Chinese of ancient times. It was commemorated in much the same way Chinese Lunar New Year is now - with visits to friends and relatives. There is customary feasting and businesses will close...
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Author:
Henry Fong