In mythology, Mercury (Hermes in Greek mythology) is a messenger, the god of trade and the guide to the Underworld. He is also the patron of boundaries and of the travelers who cross them, of shepherds and cowherds, of the cunning of thieves, of orators and wit, of literature and poets, of athletics and sports, of weights and measures, of invention, and of commerce in general.
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You can find thousand of online dating services online, but if you want to find someone to share you life with, to support and be supported, to love and be loved - there aren't many options, and it may take you a life time to search through endless profiles, keep up with our basic intuition and ability to recognize who is right, and who isn't, that we usually stick with someone who is kind of right, socially right, or emotionally right, or just looks good. After all, isn't a perfect one you are looking for? Some one who will love you just a way you are?
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Have you ever caught yourself comparing your current date to someone from your past? The comparison is a natural part of a human nature. Of course, no one likes to be compared. If fact, the best way to build successful relationships is to never compare your partner to your exes up laud. But how to stop your inner voice from comparing people over and over again?
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If you believe yourself unfortunate, because you have “loved and lost,” perish the thought. One who has loved truly, can never lose entirely. Love is whimsical and temperamental. Its nature is ephemeral, and transitory. It comes when it pleases, and goes away without warning. Accept and enjoy it while it remains, but spend no time worrying about its departure. Worry will never bring it back.
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If you have Pluto (Challenge) in your relationship chart, learning the Greek myth about Hades (Pluto) - the God of the Underworld and beautiful Persephone can help you to understand things you will experience with your partner.
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One statistical constant in national demographic statistics is the so-called seven-year itch. Does science has tools to measure Romantic Love, and what can we do to make right choices.
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It is easy to see if a man you are dating is right or wrong. But sometimes we miss the whole point. We fall in love too fast. We think we can beat hormones. Can we?
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If you want to improve your communication skills, a good place to start is to figure out a "scope of action." Like with any other activity that involves more than one person, the prime objective of communication is not a communication itself but the establishment of proper understanding with another party. There are three elements of understanding:
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The playing cards have been there for centuries; It is the most fun and affordable hobby. There are thousands of things you can do with cards. You can play on your own (solitaire) or in a company. You can build a private collection of cards or join a playing cards club. Although the origin of cards has been covered in mystery, their invention has been claimed by almost every civilized nation. The history goes down to the 9th Century Tang China (618-907.) Suggested origins include Egypt, Italy, Persia, and India. How did nations wide-spread around a globe come up with the adapted version of the same deck? Most likely, it has been passed to us by our predecessors. If we think, the cards are just a pieces of beautiful paper-print, with no meaning nor underlying context, why we are fascinated by the deck for thousands of years? It seems that the cards emblems are engraved in our biogenetics. Gypsies inherited the knowledge of cards pination from Egyptians and spread it across the Europe and the Middle East. But there is the deeper hidden principle that underlies all symbolism.
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