Artemísia
Cândida SchaedlerUm espaço mágico para desvelar formas criativas e autênticas de gozar a Vida com o auxílio de sonhos, símbolos, mediunidade e movimento.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 104 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 18 days ago |
| Active | Language |  Portuguese | |||
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100. Morrer é divertido?
The death of Cleopatra (1673), Caspar Netscher (1639-1684)
Fui uma criança como as outras: tive medo de fantasmas. Por sorte, nunca vi nenhum de olhos abertos. Chorava à noite com receio de espiar um vulto pelo espelho, de encontrar um esp...
99. Teto de vidro para enxergar as estrelas
Young woman surrounded by stars, Raimundo de Madrazo y Garreta (1841 - 1920)
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Sonho que me consulto com minha psicóloga e elaboro, em voz alta, meus downloads mediúnicos. Digo para ela, muito resoluta:
“Se eu não confiar nessas in...
98. Cair em um campo de tulipas
An allegory of Spring, with a young woman combing her hair and another holding a basket of flowers, in a landscape, Giuseppe Gambarini (1680 – 1725)
Faz quase um ano que me sinto melancólica.
Melancólica mesmo, extrañando quem fui, proces...
97. Band-aids coloridos para um coração partido
Absence makes the heart grow fonder, John William Godward ( 1861–1922)
Um coração partido dói de verdade — não é metáfora. Aos 31 anos, dói igual doía na adolescência. A diferença é que sabemos que vai passar.
Aos 15 anos, os finais adqui...
96. De lua
Diana Resting, Auger Lucas (1685 - 1785)
Sin, em acadiano — considerada a língua mais antiga da região que contempla a antiga Mesopotâmia — significa Deusa da Lua. Originalmente, sin também se referia à Lua Nova, a lua por excelência da me...
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