Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Chat by Theresa Rite Pardon Our Interruption. As you were browsing something about your browser made us think you were a bot. There are a few reasons this might happen: You're a power user moving through this website with super-human speed. You've disabled cookies in your web browser. A third-party browser plugin, such as Ghostery or NoScript, is preventing JavaScript from running. Additional information is available in this support article. To regain access, please make sure that cookies and JavaScript are enabled before reloading the page. After completing the CAPTCHA below, you will immediately regain access to the site again. Teresa Giudice Celebrates a Rite of Passage For Her Daughter Gia Giudice. The Real Housewives of New Jersey mom was beaming alongside her high school senior. Create a free profile to get unlimited access to exclusive videos, sweepstakes, and more! We could hardly believe it when Gia Giudice — whom we first met as a wee one on Season 1 of The Real Housewives of New Jersey — turned 17. (Actually, we can't believe her little sister Audriana is almost 10, either — but that's another story.) Well, time keeps on flying, and now the New Jersey teen is in her senior year of high school and celebrating an all-American rite of passage. Teresa Giudice was by her daughter's side this past weekend when Gia took part in "senior night" during her school's football game. The proud mama posted a picture of herself with her little one, who looked so grown up and gorgeous in her cheerleading uniform. (Gia's a pretty top-notch cheerleader, ICYMI.) Both Giudice women were beaming in the sweet picture, and it's the perfect mother-daughter portrait for fall. Take a look: SESHAT | SASHA | SHAI | SESCHAT | SECHAT | SESHETA | SESHATA | SAFKHET | SEVEN. Yesterday, I went to the City Cemetery to meet up with a docent to discuss an upcoming tour. All I could see was more obelisk, more sarcophagus, more masonic symbols, symbolic birds, and Strickland. It just had me thinking how at each point everyone says they exist for only aesthetics and was trendy for the time period, but of no spiritual significance because they were all Christians. Then the symbols. The masonic symbols. So crystallized in my mind was, "how could this be so consistent, yet hold no meaning?" Today, I visited with the Master Historian of the Grand Lodge at 100 7th Ave North (with no admitted intention given to the address chosen). He didn't say much details about history but he did give me their dictionary to peruse. To preface what I am about to say about what I found in the books he handed me I need to note a conversation prior to entering the library with the head of the Scottish Rite. I was shown an apron, a picture, and various other items in the office that had a around the fringe. On a previous visit to the lodge I noticed the color blue on the walls and asked the guide about it, who told me "it was just the color of choice and had no significance". Well, this time I was told that color was also the color of the mason's symbolic lodge. I asked why, I was told to "ask the historian". I asked the historian and he said he didn't know. I thought wow. How could the building be blue, the apron, the person on the wall, the carpet, the symbolic lodge. all blue, and the master historian not have a clue as to why? Does he really not see what is around him or was he playing possum? I shrugged it off as a secret I would not get out of him. Then he shared with me the books, which spoke volumes. I will share with you what popped out at me right away and how it relates to Seshat. My mind began to focus in on what I was about to see when he asked me if I knew the builders of the Union Station, which has a statue of Hermes (of relationship to Seshat in Greece) on top, built by Foster Creighton. I said no, why? He stated, because most builders were masons. So I began to delve into the masonic books after first being turned by the librarian to the definition of the color blue. The other topics I stopped on were Stone of Foundation, Scribe, Scriptures, Seven, Seven Stars, Three, Sovereign Gran Inspector-General (the two birds), Sun, Moon, and Stars, and Blue. Blue happens to be the color of masonry. Check out my previous blogs about the color blue. For instance, the one in which I mention the blue pearl among the Buddhist being a connection to the higher soul. Or, the blog about West Africa and the diaspora's connection of blue with a female ocean goddess, or the blog about the Madonna song that mentions "Queen of Heaven, the seraphim down. Give us a blue inside your coat, Dawn, crowned with stars..I touched the Virgin, her skin glistened black, Mother of God." Each culture referencing a female, wisdom, a star symbol, and the color blue in the same myth. This trip to the lodge revealed much of the same, yet no mention of the nameless female scribe herself. The Masonic dictionary states several things of the color blue. It is "emphatically the color of Masonry. it is the color of the vault of heaven. It is therefore the only color, except , which should be used in a Master's Lodge. Decorations of any other color would be highly inappropriate" (p108). The robe of the high priest ephod the ribbon for his breastplate the plate of the miter were to be blue the people were directed to wear a ribbon of this color above the fringe of their garments the color of one of the veils of the tabernacle. Blue was the symbol of truth initiation into the sacred rites of druidism wore a robe of white, blue, and . sacred color hair of the gods the body of Amun painted in light blue (I will discuss more later not found in the dictionary) Jeremiah states idols were clothed in blue. blue was the symbol of "the Deity" male and female active and passive principles. Vishnu was celestial blue Wisdom emanating from God was to be symbolized by this color. Symbol of immortality She color of the celebrated dome, ..stated in Symbolic by Weale Divine language and symbol of eternal truth. First 3 degrees of the Ancient Craft Masonry Scottish Rite: various significance. In 19th degree it is the predominate color-mildness, fidelity, gentleness Grand Master- blue and refers to Jehovah appearing to Moses on Mount Sinai in clouds of azure and gold 24th degree in Scottish Rite: Tunic and apron is blue. Refers to the house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens. Blue Blanket- "The Banner of the Holy Ghost" at the alter of St Eloi Blue Degrees- The first three degrees of Freemasonry Blue Lodge- A Symbolic Lodge. About a year or so ago I spoke with Paul Pressly about a visit to Ossabaw Island in Ga. He shared with me the significance of the color blue among West Africans who were brought to America to cultivate (I. suffruticosa, native to Central and South America) on the Sea Islands off the coast of . Ossabaw was purchased in 1760 by a French Swiss man who purchased 30 slaves (who today hold the most intact African culture in America and are known as the Geechie Nastino) to cultivate and build the land. Over a period of 100 years they " made the plantation into one of the largest producers of indigo in Georgia, a crop cultivated and transformed into blue dye in West Africa. " the Gullah Geechie also " cut live oak trees for sale for use in boat construction and constructed at least one vessel destined for the transatlantic trade." These were skilled craftsman and agriculturalist with intellectual property passed down from generation to generation. The significance here is that the blue made from this plant and the African American's urine (yellow) was used to make a paint that was used on many southern porch ceilings, shutters, and doorways as a protection from evil spirits or haints/haunts. This color in the deep south, became known as "haint blue". This connects the color blue to the Goddess Mami Watta (in Nigeria represented with and white). “Mami” is derived from “Ma” or ”Mama,” meaning “truth/wisdom,” and “Wata” is a corruption of not an English, but the ancient Egyptian word “Uati,” (or "Uat-ur" meaning ocean water), and the Khosian ("Hottentot") "Ouata" meaning “water.” "In Togo, West Africa, and in the United States, the priestesses of Mami Wata are called Mamisii (Mamissi, Mamaissii, Mammisi). Certain paths of high-priestesses who are called to open an Egbé (spirit house) are known as "Mamaissii-Hounons" which translates as “queen of the ship,” or literally “mother wisdom” (Alapini 1955, Massey 1994, p. 227, Rosenthal 1998, p. 116-117). This is an ancient name probably having its etymological roots in ancient Egypt, where we find the name Mammisi meaning “motherhood temple,” as the sacred shrine where the queen/ priestesses gives birth to spirit. (Walker 1983, p. 572-573). (Saint Martha, Santa Marta, Dominican Filomena or Lubana) "Martha" a name of Afro-Asiatic Aramaic origin, meaning " lady or mistress of the house ." Her worship and image was brought to the Dominican Republic (Hispaniola) by enslaved Africans." Kere CamBi. Amante de los libros, la música, la naturaleza, los animales y el fútbol. Mamá de Baco! Aquí mis reseñas y pensamientos. Twitter: @kerecb Instagram: @kerecb. Reseña “Chat” de Theresa Rite. ¡Me encantó! Me leí este libro en una sola sentada. No pude soltar mi kindle hasta terminarlo. Es una gran historia, creo que es muy real y preciosa, con un montón de momentos intensos, con un montón de escenas eróticas que me encantaron! El chat en la historia le dio un toque atractivo / caliente. Me encanta cómo Jason cuidaba de Sandy cuando ella más lo necesitaba, me encanta que fueran amigos durante tanto tiempo, y que se conocían bastante bien. Sandy fue lo suficientemente fuerte como para superar los tiempos difíciles que tuvo con el idiota de Jack. También me gusta que haya un perro en la historia, yo como amante de los perros adoré a Jopling (el perro) y lo importante de su papel para la historia, eso me encantó. “Chat” de Theresa Rite. Cuando Sandy Quinn conoció a Jason Brewer en el primer día del segundo grado, una amistad para toda la vida había nacido. Veintiséis años más tarde, Jason finalmente está listo para superar su divorcio. Su ex esposa lo deja con su tableta kindle, y él se tropieza con el libro de una de las autoras con mejores ventas, Carissa Steel. Después de saber que ella vive a menos de una hora de su apartamento – y que está soltera – él la contacta por facebook. Mientras él se las arregla para coquetear por chat, pide la ayuda de su mejor amiga. Sandy ha pasado tres años para que su novio, Jack, finalmente le haga la gran pregunta. Al mismo tiempo Jason le pide su ayuda, su mundo lentamente empieza a derrumbarse a su alrededor. A pesar de su dolor, ella continuó apoyando a su mejor amigo, jugando a ser Cyrano de su más reciente conquista. Mientras Sandy empieza a chatear con Jason en línea, ella creó un lugar seguro para explorar que ninguno de los amigos pensó que podría existir entre ellos. Mientras las líneas se vuelven borrosas y eventualmente son cruzadas, ellos empiezan a preguntarse si el sexo increíble vale la pena para arriesgar una amistad de toda la vida. Veintiséis años… veintiséis cartas. ¿Podrían ellos simplemente siempre haberse necesitado el uno al otro? Espero que disfruten esta lectura tanto como yo, para más información sobre Theresa Rite y sus proyectos, pueder ir a: Chat by Theresa Rite. Tuesday, August 25, 2020. Recovery Resource Center 27700 Gratiot, Roseville, MI 48066. Description. Join us for our Summer Yoga Fundraiser. We are going to be doing a "Yogathon" with 5 different half hour yoga sessions. 5 HALF HOUR SESSIONS. 5:30PM Ashtanga John Plevinski RYT 300 6:00PM Slow Flow Theresa May, Santosha ERYT 500 6:30PM Vinyasa Cynthia Aquino RYT 200 7:00PM Yin Yoga Holly Linton RYT 200 7:30PM Breath Work & Meditation by Hippie Yoga. What is a "Yogathon"? Much like a walkathon our Yogathon is where participants raise money by collecting donations or pledges for doing a certain amount of Yoga sessions. Pledge Online. Band Registration. 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