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The Rijksmuseum art
by Nataša Pantović
In every museum what gives it its heart, mind and soul is its permanent collection. If you wish to know what a museum is really about, it’s mission and objectives, keep your eye on the art it owns in long term.
In every museum what gives it its heart, mind and soul is its permanent collection. If you wish to know what a museum is really about, it’s mission and objectives, keep your eye on the art it owns in long term.
AoL (Art of eLements) Research into Mysticism Art and Ancient Worlds. Applied Psychology & Philosophy from Tao to Neo-Platonism to Jung to deeper understand Intuitive Wisdom & Pure Ratio. In search of Language of God exploring symbols & sound frequencies
AoL publishes books, audio, and video materials in the areas of Ancient Worlds, Comparative Religion, Symbolism, Archaeology. We have published 44 titles with 8 authors in English, French and Italian...
This new novel contains a dialogue between two European cultures, Roman and Greek from an Ancient Slavic perspective, an intimate encounter of Balkan, its history and culture, a glimpse into the evolution of Ancient Egyptian’s, Ancient Maltese, Ancient Greek - Yonic and Slavic sounds.
A Brief History of the world Beyond the Usual (the subtitle of the book) contains the historical overview of the development of people, sounds and symbols as frequencies.
Tree of Life eBook
A metaphysical novel set in Findhorn, the UK, as a Journey into the Field of Dreams. The Tree of Life in various religious interpretations, within myths, and as a mystical concept represents the inter-connection of all life on our beautiful planet. A true adoption story venturing into Serbia, Africa, Ethiopia, Kenia, Malta.
Conscious Creativity: Mindfulness Meditations eBook
Conscious Creativity: Ancient Europe's Mindfulness Meditations, AoL #7, by Nataša Pantović, Developing both Left and Right Brain could be essential for Creative Thinkers of our Future. To purify mind we start with the consciousness that energy follows thoughts and we use Quantum Physics Logic within Consciousness Research of Taoism following Yin and Yang Universe Manifestations to enter Creative Flow. Year: 2018, Format: Paperback, Size: 128 pages, 6" x 9"
"A bridge builder between East and West, following ancient archaeological findings, she often dives into historic settings more than 2,000 years back in time.
In her novel the 52-year-old author makes a bold swerve into less-travelled territory. She chooses for her protagonists Ama, an African priestess, living in China’s Macao in the 17th century; Ruben, a Portuguese Jesuit priest; and Fr Benedict, an Orthodox Christian.
The book explores the rapidly-growing Macao, its changing sights, sounds and smells from different perspectives, from that of a bat to a goddess to a spirit. Its miracle and its enigma are within the worlds of inner alchemy of the Age of Enlightenment.”
Sunday Times Interview with Nataša Pantović A beautiful mind
As ancient worlds consciousness researcher, Serbian/Maltese author and businesswoman Natasa Pantovic and I sat knee to knee from one another, she spoke proudly to me of her several accomplishments throughout her life.
Since I had previously researched that she had written up to ten books as an author, several of which had taken years to write, I began with my first question:
“It is a lifetime Journey isn’t it?”
She answered, laughing gently before continuing. “I have published my very first book in 1993 in Serbia, a very long time ago, I’m actually at the moment fifty four years old, so I had a huge amount of years to do all of this.”
She continued to explain that she had recently published eight books with an independent publishing house called Artof4elements that she runs herself. The publishing house part of a venture she took part in with eight other authors, who so far together managed to publish forty four titles.
Natasa then also gave more insight into her past focus and experience within the business world, revealing that she had been a Management consultant for twenty years and a head of Business development for large companies such as Deloitte, which gave rise to many opportunities. One of them being the ability to travel all over the world, and live in many different countries.
From her magnificently insightful answer, I took note that the woman before me was clearly quite an adventurous and hardworking person, which led me to my next question for her:
An anthology of four stories with BSDM as the focus.
The first story A IS FOR ASSIGNMENT by Ginny Glass has Lane, a police psychologist, working undercover with Detective Cameron Isley to break a drug ring at the local BDSM club. One night she dominates. The next he does. Things go too far, and they cannot think of the other without remembering the night she dominated him at the club. But will they break the drug ring? I liked this story. I liked Lane and Cameron. He is too used to dominating others that seeing him fall submissive under Lane's hands is good. I liked that both kept thinking of their session. I also liked that both decided to be honest when the time comes to talk.
Second is B IS FOR BONDAGE by Christina Thacher. Rachel goes to Marc to learn how to be a good submissive so she can gift her submissiveness to her boyfriend, Danny. Turns out Rachel and Marc break the rules. Danny is no dominant but an abuser. When Rachel goes to her final lesson, the truth comes out. Will Marc like the truth? I liked Rachel for her shyness. I liked Marc because he tried to follow the rules and not get involved with Rachel. When she comes for her class after Danny finds out, I liked how Marc showed Rachel her bruises did not change his feelings. I also liked that he puts the brakes on but Rachel has a mind of her own.
Next comes C IS FOR CURIOSITY by Emily Cale. Hilary works as the receptionist at a BDSM club where Mistress Rebecca works. Trying to find a private space, Hilary inadvertently walks in on Mistress Rebecca's session. After the session, Mistress Rebecca tells Hilary she must be punished for breaking the rules. Mistress Rebecca gives the punishment to Hilary. Hilary responds beautifully to Mistress Rebecca. What happens when the one time is done? I enjoyed this story. I liked that both were afraid of being fired for their behaviors. Hilary's curiosity was refreshing as was Mistress Rebecca's feeling for Hilary. I liked Hilary's eagerness and her recommendation. It was a twist Mistress Rebecca was not expecting.
Last is D IS FOR DETAINED by Maggie Wells. Sherry has to go back to her hometown to clean out her parents' shop. Not having good memories of the town makes it hard for her. While there, Deputy Tyler comes in thinking she is a criminal. He is also the only boy who said no to her during high school. He now makes up for it. Will Sherry forgive him? I liked this story. Sherry finally finds out why Tyler said no. They explore what they could have had and find out they like it. It was fun watching Sherry goading Tyler. I also liked that Tyler has plans for the future which include her.
Each story had its own special hotness. I will have to see if more volumes were written in this series.
Have you suffered digestive or gastrointestinal disorders and are looking for ways to love your gut better? You will find this list interesting. Get in here.
The gastrointestinal tract is the pathway that allows the digestive system to process food and pass out waste. It runs from the mouth through the anus. And this means that a problem with the gastrointestinal tract can affect every other organ and system of digestion and the body at large. Because when there’s a problem with digestion, the processing of food needed to keep the body working would be affected.
So, stay glued. In maintaining a healthy gut, bacteria and microbiomes have to be balanced. How? We will show you these five ways to love your gut better. Of course, we will leave you with a bonus at the end.
Don’t abuse antibiotics
While antibiotics fight against bacterial infection, you must also know that they sometimes kill the good bacteria that are needed for the well-being of the gastrointestinal tract alongside the bad ones. That is why it is advisable to take antibiotics only on prescription. Don’t just jump on antibiotics. Seek medical advice first.
Get adequate hydration
The importance of hydration cuts across several organs and systems of the body and the guts are not left out. You cannot love your gut better without loving water, as it is a prerequisite for a healthy gut. Constant hydration helps regulate bowel movement and ease digestion while preventing constipation, bloating diarrhoea, and other digestive disorders.
Cut down alcohol intake
Besides damaging the tissues of your mouth, oesophagus, and liver, excessive consumption of alcohol can eventually damage your digestive system as an increase in consumption is known to put more work on the digestive system. If completely stopping alcohol is difficult for you, then you should consider cutting back on the quantity you consume.
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Get enough sleep
Science shows there is a link between sleep and gut health. Amongst many ways to deal with stress, sleep happens to be one of the most effective. And, of course, stress can be detrimental to your gut flora and well-being. Away from stress, inadequate sleep can also put you at risk for inflammation. So, you may want to start having at least 6 hours of uninterrupted sleep daily for your gut’s sake.
Cut down on the sweet tooth
Sugar is yet another thing to reduce if you want to love your gut better. It’s bad enough that there is sugar in literally everything we eat (maybe not so bad because it’s needed for the brain); adding those extra sugars to satisfy your sweet tooth may just be doing more harm than good to your guts because a high amount of sugar can destroy the good bacteria of the gut and promote the bad ones.
Bonus tip
Eat healthily
What you eat and how you eat are very crucial to your guts. Therefore, you ought to be mindful of your diet. Because it must deal with everything, you eat. Foods like fruits, prebiotics, and probiotics help keep existing (good) bacteria needed for a healthy gut and introduce more beneficial bacteria to the gut.
Probiotics can come in supplements or be gotten from cheese and yoghurts. While prebiotics can be found in healthy carbs and vegetables.
Food is a basic necessity of life. Since your gut health is crucial to food metabolism, it is ideal for making an effort to love your gut better. These little adjustments will go a long way to protect your gut health and overall well-being.
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