Ευτυχισμένο το Νέο Ετος!

2021

Συνήθως, όταν ένας χρόνος τελειώνει και ένας καινούργιος ξεκινά, παίρνουμε αρκετές πληροφορίες κοιτάζοντας την χρονιά που πέρασε, γιά να κάνουμε μία μελλοντική παρουσίαση. Σε αυτήν την περίπτωση, είναι απαραίτητο να κοιτάξουμε πίσω στα τελευταία 12 χρόνια, αλλά μπορεί να πνιγούμε στην πληροφορία. Η υπερπληροφόρηση είναι ακριβώς αυτό που θέλω να αποφύγω. Για αυτό το λόγο επέλεξα να κάνω μία απλή και ελπίζω κατανοητή παρουσίαση για το 2021, με αστρολογικές αναφορές σε παρένθεση, για τους φίλους των άστρων. Καλή ανάγνωση!

Happy New Year!

2021

Usually, when a year ends and a new one begins, looking back at the previous year, gives us enough information to make a presentation for the near future. In this case, looking back at the last 12 years is imperative but can overwhelm. As an overload of information can be just that, I chose to make a simple and hopefully easy to understand presentation of the year 2021, with the astrological aspects in parenthesis, for the astrology aficionados. Enjoy!

Music & Democracy

There is a very small country in the Mediterranean sea, that ihereted to our world thousands of words used in all sciences and everyday communication. Music and Democracy are two of these words. Today they are intricately connected, through a personal sacrifice that reflects all free thinking people, despite origin, race, religion or gender.

Crude Oil – Crude World

I have been really concerned about the outcome with the oil spill in Mauritius. Did the vessel break in two or is it about to? I asked around but to my dismay, I was surprised to see the number of people that either ‘saw something about this’ or had no clue…

Beloved Lebanon

Tyre, is a port in ancient Phoenicia, today’s Lebanon, where Europe was born, abducted by Zeus and brought to Crete. She gave birth to King Minos of Knossos and keeper of the Minotaur, half man-half bull. The great Phoenician civilization contributed so much knowledge and culture, that permeates not only the Mediterranean countries, but the entire world.

Today, our hearts bleed for these beautiful, outgoing, hospitable and lively people. A horrid event such as this, touches our human heart, no matter where it occurs. However, please allow the Greek part of me, to find this even more devastating. We have been trading and exchanging knowledge, customs, music, good will and food of course, with our ancient good neighbors, since the beginning of our time. Words can not express how we feel today, not only in Greece, but in all Greek communities, around the world.

Today we mourn our beautiful Lebanese brothers and sisters.

Wasicu, The Takers

I had the privilege and honor to live for four years in the Aricara-Ponca-Lakota/Nakota (Sioux) territory, today’s South Dakota, U.S.A. I met amazing people, from both the settlers and the natives. I was profoundly and forever deeply affected, by the values behind the native culture. I can write pages about this and i probably will at some point. Today however, due to the Covid-19 world crisis, i wish to highlight the following.