#November Births

[knowledgebaseng]

Courtney Thorne-Smith Biography: Age, Net Worth.

Courtney Thorne-Smith Biography: Age, Net Worth.

Courtney Thorne Smith (born November 8, 1967) is an accomplished American-born actress and television host. She is well understood for her roles in Melrose Place as Alison Parker and, according to Jim, as Cheryl. She is also known for her role as Lyndsey McElroy in the film Two and a Half Men. Courtney Thorne-Smith Knowledgebase.com.ng Full Name: Courtney Thorne-Smith Born: 8 November 1967…

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[seagull-astrology]

C128 Oldest Woman dies at 117

The oldest woman died in 2017. What about her life can we learn? Celestiology tries to find out

The Transcendent Life of a Stoic Signora Morano was one of eight children, had a spare diet and separated from her husband eighty years ago,. In fact, we know more of her diet — she ate eggs and chicken solely;  no grains, no vegetables — than we do of her. Like Marcus Aurelius & the Roman Stoics of yore, Signora Morano felt that was the reason for her long life:  she ate sparingly, prayed…

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[one-time-i-dreamt]

I birthed a baby but instead of a human it was one of those little idiot monkeys that were in every movie in the 2010s for no reason.

I named her Garbage.

#dream #text #November 29th 2023 #giving birth #birth #pregnancy #monkey #movie #queueueueueueueueueueueueueue

[weenie-kun]

drew tumblr user @kimquatz' oc jishen for no reason whatsoever

#hope you had a good november 25th #myartsyes #doodloopb #others ocs #lol jokes aside hapy birth!

[theveryworstthing]

halloween 1 might be over but halloween 2 has just begun. keep it spooky y’all.

#november is my birth month so if you want me to stop with the spooky fall vibes you'll have to pry them from my cold dead hands #talkin

[clairenatural]

not to be dramatic but I think I experienced the whole range of possible human emotions in november 2020 and I don't think we're supposed to be able to do that in such a short time frame because I'm not sure I'll fully feel any of them ever again

#going to be at my wedding. the birth of my first child. first day at my dream job. like eh doesn't hit like november 5th

[llovelymoonn]

favourite poems of april

daniel nyikos potato soup

mary oliver when death comes

walt whitman leaves of grass: “whoever you are holding me now in hand”

kazim ali refuge temple

d.a. powell republic

toi derricotte natural birth: “november”

cathy song the age of reptiles

dante émile sharing a cigarette with joan of arc

rigoberto gonzalez other fugitives and other strangers: “the strangers who find me in the woods”

mary oliver new and selected poems: “the summer day”

d.a. powell chronic: “continental divide”

kahlil gibran the seven selves

franz wright night walk

mary oliver the black snake

martha collins day unto day: “over time”

ada limón the bird knows he is going to die and wishes not to (recommended to me by @craigslistening <33)

aish (@sapientes) rubin’s vase

tom pickard nectarine

alicia ostriker song

d.a. powell the expiration date on the world is not quite the same as the expiration date on my prophylactic

james dickey the whole motion: collected poems 1945-1992: “the strength of fields”

everett owens strength from a mountain

denise levertov o taste and see: new poems: “the secret”

david st. john the place that inhabits us: “peach fires”

robinson jeffers their beauty has more meaning

thomas centolella almost human: “the hope i know”

elizabeth willis address: “in strength sweetness

amiri baraka s o s: poems 1961-2013: “tender arrivals”

mary oliver the black walnut tree

stephen spender new collected poems: “song”

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[geeta1726]

What are the remedies of the moon in astrology?

In astrology, the Moon represents emotions, mind, instincts, habits, and nurturing qualities. When the Moon is afflicted or challenged in a birth chart, it can lead to various emotional and psychological issues. Remedies are suggested to mitigate the negative effects and enhance the positive attributes associated with the Moon. Here are some common remedies for a afflicted Moon:

Worship and Offerings: Performing regular prayers, chants, or rituals dedicated to the Moon can help appease its energies. Offerings such as milk, white flowers, rice, and sandalwood are considered auspicious for the Moon.

Gemstone Therapy: Wearing a natural pearl (associated gemstone of the Moon) can strengthen the Moon's positive influence. The pearl should be of good quality and worn after consulting with an astrologer.

Charity and Donations: Making donations to charities or feeding the needy on Mondays (the day associated with the Moon) can help alleviate negative karma associated with the Moon. Donations of white or silver items are considered beneficial.

Fasting: Observing fasts on Mondays, particularly during the waxing phase of the Moon (Shukla Paksha), is believed to pacify the Moon and bring emotional stability. Fasting can involve consuming only milk, fruits, or vegetarian meals.

Yoga and Meditation: Practices such as yoga, pranayama (breathing exercises), and meditation can help calm the mind and enhance emotional balance. Moon-related yoga poses, such as the Ardha Chandrasana (Half Moon Pose) or Chandra Namaskar (Moon Salutation), can be particularly beneficial.

Mantra Recitation: Chanting the mantra associated with the Moon, such as the "Om Chandraya Namah" mantra, can be beneficial. Reciting this mantra regularly, especially during the lunar hours of Monday, can help strengthen the positive qualities of the Moon.

Vastu Remedies: Making adjustments to the home or workplace according to Vastu principles can harmonize the energies associated with the Moon. This may include using soothing colors like white or silver, incorporating lunar symbols, or placing objects associated with the Moon in the northeast direction.

Seeking Guidance: Consulting with a knowledgeable astrologer or spiritual advisor can provide personalized remedies and guidance based on the specific placement and condition of the Moon in the birth chart.

It is important to remember that treatments are not meant to dominate karma, but to facilitate personal growth, healing and spiritual development. Practicing healing with honesty, trust, and consistency can help individuals deal with the challenges posed by an afflicted Moon and live a more balanced and fulfilling life. For more information you can use Kundli Chakra 2022 Professional Software and contact us for accurate information. 8595675042

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[the-everlasting-ash]

October, November and December kitties!

#art #birth flowers #October #November #December #marigold #chrysanthemum #poinsettia

[english-history-trip]

#I picked these based on nothing and vibes #there may well be July and January and September births but we don't start knowing birth months until the Plantagenets at least #Catherine of Aragon is the only one out of Henry's six who we have a definite birthday for #how's your month's hypothetical marriage going #November lucked out in that respect #lol just noticed that means Elizabeth I has no consort so that tracks #nonsense

[knowledgebaseng]

Michael Masutha Biography: Age, Wife, Net Worth and Education

Michael Masutha Biography: Age, Wife, Net Worth and Education

This post contains Michael Masutha Biography, Early Life/Education, Personal Life, Net worth  and Social Media, do well to read through. Michael Masutha Biography Tshililo Michael Masutha is a well-known South African politician and lawyer who was born on November 18, 1965. For five years, he was the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services. Michael Masutha has been a member of parliament as…

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[seagull-astrology]

C398 A Jew on the Sabbath; Mormon the rest of the time, Roseanne Barr

C398 A Jew on the Sabbath; Mormon the rest of the time, Roseanne Barr

Roseanne’s birthday was last week. I remembered I had her chart from a while ago from someone who asked when the show was still on t.v. She has an incredibly lucky chart, as shown by the trine midpoints below. Even her grand fixed square works to her advantage, but the thing I find striking is Uranus in Cancer right on the ninth house cusp of t.v. shows (and historically publications) opposite…

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#Fixed Grand Cross #Hourglass Planetary Pattern #North Node in Aquarius #November births #Roseanne Barr #Scorpio Rising #Stellium in 12th house

[one-time-i-dreamt]

My male snake was chewing on his shed and gave birth to a hard boiled egg that was already peeled and ate it because he missed his last feeding because he was shedding.

#dream #text #November 18th 2023 #snake #snake tw #snakes #giving birth #pet #hard boiled egg #egg #eating #food

[dreamiara]

sapnap / dream / george

#its their months of birth btw march august november

[sixminutestoriesblog]

peony

Well, November is upon us and the year is drawing to a close. Or another beginning depending on how you look at it. In the Northern Hemisphere the leaves are busy changing colors, the birds are halfway to their winter homes, the last butterfly cocoon is tucked in and hidden for the coming cold and November children are busy trying to fend off Christmas decorations long enough to celebrate their birthdays.

Let's talk about flowers to help with that.

November has two official flowers. The chrysanthemum and the peony. Happenstance I re-imagined a peony ghost story for Halloween so we're going to talk about that flower for this post.

The peony can either be a tree blossom or a more tradition herbaceous flower. Native to Asia, Europe and North America, most of the time when we think of peony flowers, we're thinking of the ones that were cultivated and rose to fame in China. From 618 to 907, the Tang dynasty was in power in China and while the previous Sui dynasty had seen a growing fascination with the peony, it was the Tang dynasty that solidified it as a symbol of China, filling the imperial gardens with them. The Song dynasty that followed saw the city of Luoyang becoming both the capitol of the dynasty and of peony cultivation, a distinction that the city still, peony at least, holds to this day. The Quing dynasty saw the city of He Ze, or Cáozhōu, becoming a second center for peony flowers. Cáozhōu is also still a center for peony exhibitions and state-funded research. The peony was the official flower of China until 1929. To this day it is still known as 'the King of the Flowers'.

The peony's fame didn't stay in China however. Japan saw the introduction of the flower sometime before the tenth century and fell in love with it as well, working the peony into their stories and folklore. In the nineteenth century, Europe went wild for the flower, especially in France and the United Kingdom where cultivators began experimenting with various strains, and the Netherlands became the largest exporter, a distinction they hold to this day with over 50 million stems sold each year. In a fun twist, Alaska is starting to show up as an exporter as well, with its long sunny days during the summer turning out to be prime for the flowers' growth.

The peony isn't just a pretty face either. Before it was celebrated for its beauty it was known as a medicinal plant. In China and Japan, the peony root was used to treat convulsions. To this day, people still use its petals in teas and salads. In England, children wore necklaces made of the root to help with teething and prevent seizures. The peony even, very early on, spread as far as regions of the Mediterranean were we got the standard english version of its name from Greek myths. In one, Apollo, to no one's surprise, is pursuing a nymph named Paeonia, who grew embarrassed when she realized Aphrodite was being a voyeur about it and, for that sin, Aphrodite turned her into a flower. In the other myth, there's a physician named Paeon, who used the root of the peony flower to cure Pluto. Paeon's mentor, the god of medicine Aesculapius, grew jealous of this feat and attempted to kill his student. Again a god fell back on the flower solution and Pluto (or Zeus in some versions) turned Paeon into a peony flower so everyone would praise him for being beautiful. Because - priorities.

As for superstitions about the peony - its considered dangerous to pick its seeds while a woodpecker is about. If it sees you, it will peck out your eyes! A peony bush full of flowers is good luck but once they start to wilt and fall off you should prepare for bad luck (given its natural for flowers to do this, gardeners apparently need to get picking). It's also bad luck to give or receive an odd number of peony flowers in a bouquet or to have an odd number bloom on your bush. Fairies are rumored to hide in a peony flower's petals. Thanks to Utagawa Kuniyoshi, a Japanese master ukiyo-e artist from the 1800s, who drew warriors with peony tattoos, the flower can symbolize, especially in tattoos, a masculine devil-may-care and 'damn the consequences' attitude. The red peony in Serbia is said to spring from the blood of the Serbian warriors who died in the Battle of Kosovo in 1389. It is the state flower of Indiana in the United States.

In the language of flowers, the peony can represent shame or bashfulness. The flower also symbolizes romance, wealth, honor, bravery, compassion and a happy relationship or happy marriage. It is also the flower given on the twelfth wedding anniversary.

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[sngii1726]

What if a person has Ketu in the 1st house and Sun-Rahu in the 7th house?

Having Ketu in the 1st house and Sun-Rahu conjunction in the 7th house can create a complex interplay of energies in a person's birth chart, potentially influencing various aspects of their life, including personality, relationships, and life path. Here's a breakdown of how these placements might manifest:

Ketu in the 1st House: Ketu in the 1st house can bring a sense of detachment or unconventional approach to life. It may indicate that the individual has a strong spiritual inclination or a tendency to seek deeper truths beyond the material world.This placement can also suggest a sense of individuality and uniqueness. The person may have a non-conformist attitude and may feel a bit disconnected from worldly concerns or societal norms.

Sun-Rahu Conjunction in the 7th House: The Sun-Rahu conjunction in the 7th house can intensify the desire for recognition, power, and authority in relationships. This placement may bring a strong attraction to partnerships that offer status or social validation. There may be a tendency towards ego conflicts or power struggles within relationships. The individual may need to learn to balance their need for independence and self-expression with the needs and desires of their partners. This conjunction can also indicate a strong drive for success in partnerships or collaborations. The individual may be drawn to dynamic, ambitious partners who stimulate their growth and evolution.

Overall, with Ketu in the first house and the Sun-Rahu conjunction in the seventh house, there may be tension between the individual's need for spiritual fulfillment and their desire for validation and recognition through relationships. Learning to deal with this stress with humility, self-awareness, and a willingness to embrace change can lead to profound personal transformation and satisfaction. If you have any information also. So you can take the help of THEKUNDLI.COM. You can also Contact 8595675042 for more information

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