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The Seven Sisters
Constellation | Stella | Stars and Significance
The Pleiades, also known as the Seven Sisters, is one of the most captivating star clusters in the night sky. Nestled in the constellation Taurus, this cluster has served as both a cultural icon and a navigational aid for centuries.
In ancient times, the Pleiades played a crucial role in nautical navigation. The Greeks, for instance, named them after the seven daughters of Atlas and Pleione from mythology. Sailors of antiquity, including those on epic voyages like those of Odysseus, relied on the Pleiades to guide their ships. The constellation’s prominence in the night sky made it an easy reference point for determining direction and seasons.
The heliacal rising of the Pleiades—when they first become visible in the dawn sky—was particularly important. This event marked the beginning of the navigation season in the Mediterranean, signaling safe passage for trading vessels and explorers.
Though modern navigators have advanced technologies at their disposal, the Pleiades remain a beloved fixture in the sky. The cluster’s bright stars, especially the seven most prominent ones, are easily visible and often used by stargazers and amateur astronomers for orientation.
The Pleiades consist of over a thousand stars, but seven stand out due to their brightness:
These stars form a tight cluster that can be spotted with the naked eye, making it an ideal marker in both ancient and modern contexts.
The Seven Sisters hold a special place in many cultures around the world. For the Maori and other Polynesian cultures, the Pleiades, known as Matariki, signify the start of the new year. In various indigenous cultures, the stars are part of rich mythologies and are often associated with agricultural cycles.
Matariki, also known as the Pleiades star cluster, holds deep cultural significance for many indigenous peoples, including Aboriginal tribes in Australia A. This celestial event marks the start of the new year and is a time for reflection, celebration, and connection to the land and ancestors.
For Aboriginal tribes, Matariki is a time to honor the past, celebrate the present, and look forward to the future B. The appearance of Matariki in the sky signals the beginning of a new cycle, a time to gather, share stories, and strengthen community bonds B. It is a period of renewal and hope, where the past year’s achievements and challenges are remembered and lessons are carried forward.
Matariki is also a time to reconnect with the land and its resources C. Aboriginal tribes use this period to prepare for the coming season, planting new crops and ensuring that the land is cared for C. The stars of Matariki are seen as guides, helping to predict the weather and the success of the harvest C. If the stars are clear and bright, it is believed to be a sign of a bountiful season ahead C.
Matariki celebrations vary among different Aboriginal tribes, but common elements include feasting, storytelling, and ceremonies B. These gatherings are a time to pass down knowledge and traditions from one generation to the next, ensuring that the cultural heritage is preserved. The stars of Matariki are often associated with specific stories and teachings, making them an integral part of Aboriginal culture.
In modern times, Matariki continues to be a significant event for Aboriginal tribes, serving as a reminder of their connection to the cosmos and their cultural heritage B. It is a time to celebrate identity, community, and the enduring bond between people and the stars.
Matariki is more than just a star cluster; it is a symbol of cultural resilience and continuity for Aboriginal tribes B. Its appearance in the sky each year is a reminder of the importance of community, tradition, and the natural world. As we look to the stars, we are reminded of our own insignificance and the Shortness and Limitations of our Life.
100 years are 4 generations of humans, but looking at the Seven Sisters, they seem to tell us:
„Your own 100 years are not more than one blink of your eyes. Guess the time it takes to send the light signals from our Cluster to your brain. Do you know how old we are? And do you know the distance between your eyes and our Cluster?
Anyway, when you and your generation has gone and will be long forgotten, we Seven Sisters will still be here in the sky.
Come and visit us here.“
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What means Walkabout?
Its significance today
The concept of Walkabout holds profound meaning within Aboriginal Australian culture. Traditionally, it refers to a rite of passage during which young Aboriginal men embarked on a journey to live in the wilderness for a period of time, immersing themselves in their ancestral lands and spiritual heritage.
In contemporary times, Walkabout has transcended its traditional roots to symbolize a broader journey of self-discovery and connection to the land. It embodies the idea of stepping away from the hustle of modern life to reconnect with nature, culture, and oneself. For many, it represents an opportunity to explore Australia’s diverse landscapes and engage with its rich indigenous heritage.
This ancient practice continues to inspire people around the world, encouraging us to find balance, understand our place in the environment, and appreciate the deep cultural stories that shape our world.
In short: Walkabout means with Hermann Hesse
Understand who you are meant to be!
Follow the path of Education & Learning about yourself via walking through your memories, enjoy the NOW and live the day accordingly and do not worry at all about the Future.
Develop your Life Skills as much as possible.
Communication is important, but not all the time.
Silence is Golden.
Music is the Language.
Matariki & a very good New Year 2025.
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Country for sure: Always honest & true blue!
Christmas for my Brazilian Family is quite different from my North German Background.
The Four Sisters
Maria Ines is very proud to have her four daughters here with us at the Gold Coast: They meet more or less every day and Saturday is reserved for coffee outside the house.
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Just listening to Freedom written by Angela Merkel, which was published in English today as well.
Audiobook on Audible included in my monthly credits for only 10 Euro.
Find this very impressive and believe, the media frenzy in Germany are all missing out on the relevant parts of this book:
Authentic, honest, clear, no hybris at all.
Down to earth, VW beetle and country life at its best.
Two parts, life before and after becoming chancellor of Germany.
1989 Angela was 35 years old, now she is 70 years old.
Angela Merkel in einer Goethe Schule in Templin.
„Wer schreibt die Geschichte einer Kanzlerin wirklich?“, fragt Anne Will zum Schluss.
Kinder von Lehrern und Pastoren, egal wo … besonders auf dem Lande:
Sie alle haben einen gemeinsamen Nenner.
Besser sein als andere …
Die Geschichte einer Kanzlerin entsteht aus der Vielfalt der Geschichten über die Kanzlerin inklusive der Geschichte von der Kanzlerin und Frau Baumann über die Kanzlerin.
Ihr Satz:
Wir schaffen das …
Schlicht und einfach, ihr Leitmotiv und an sich und andere glauben.
Attitude und Haltung zum Leben.
Hindernisse müssen überwunden werden wie beim Hürdenlauf.
Updated Wed 27 Nov 2024.
Keine Feier ohne Geier.
Das Kraut muss weg.
Blut lecken
Bloody cold
Leck mich …
Was Kinder ohne Schule so lernen, oder der Heimliche Lehrplan:
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Impfgegner: Ich bin gegen das Impfen.
Klimagegner: Ich bin gegen das Klima.
Klimaleugner: Es gibt kein Klima.
(Beispiel Sprachlabor)
Peter H Bloecker is a retired Linguist and Literature Teacher, American Studies in Bln with 2 State Exams in 1977.
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Blood pudding, also known as black pudding, is a type of blood sausage that is a traditional delicacy in many parts of the world, particularly in the United Kingdom and Ireland⁶. It’s made from animal blood, typically pig’s blood, which acts as a binder for other ingredients such as oats or barley. This mixture is then encased and cooked, resulting in a rich, savory sausage that’s often served as part of a full breakfast⁷.
Cooking with blood is a practice that dates back centuries and is found in various cuisines globally. Blood can be used as a thickener for sauces, a filler in sausages, and even as a solid ingredient in dishes like blood tofu or blood pancakes¹. It’s known for its nutritional value, providing a source of iron and protein⁶.
Blood sausages are a diverse group of foods, with many regional variations. They can be made with different types of blood and fillers, and they’re enjoyed for their unique flavors and textures. Some common fillers include meat, fat, suet, bread, cornmeal, onion, chestnuts, barley, oatmeal, and buckwheat¹³. In some cultures, sweet variants with sugar, honey, orange peel, and spices are also popular¹³.
The taste of blood pudding and blood sausages can be described as earthy and rich, with a distinct flavor that reflects their main ingredient. They are often enjoyed fried and can be a hearty addition to any meal¹⁴.
If you’re interested in trying your hand at making blood sausage or incorporating blood into your cooking, there are many recipes and variations to explore. It’s a unique ingredient that offers a taste of tradition and a connection to culinary history. Bon appétit! 🍴
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Cross Cultures and Idioms and More like Languages and Grammar.
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Autor der Dorfchronik: Johann Detlef Blöcker (Mein Vater).
Geboren in Oldenborstel, Holstein am 23 Sep 1924 | Gestorben 29 Feb 2000.
Mein Vater war 1933 bei der Machtübernahme Hitlers 9 Jahre alt.
Kurz vor Kriegsende wurde er als Fahnenjunker schwer verwundet in der Ukraine: Er überlebte den Zweiten Weltkrieg durch diese Verwundung und sehr viel Glück bei Aachen.
2 Jahre POW in Frankreich bis 1947.
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Hesse züchtete seine Rosen!
Und schwieg lieber, nachdem er den Nobelpreis erhalten hatte!
Alles gesagt und geschrieben!
Silence Is Golden | Schweigen ist Gold!
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By Lee Park
We do our best to plant the flowers that attract bees and other local pollinators to our yards. But there are times we want to roll up the welcome mat and repel insects, especially mosquitoes. You can do this without using repellents containing chemical ingredients which kill the friendly bugs as well as the nuisances.
There are as many ways to foster natural pest control as there are reasons to repel insects like mosquitoes. These pests are the deadliest creatures on earth, killing about a million people a year. They harbor diseases like Malaria, dengue,West Nile virus (and there are no vaccines or medicines to prevent or treat this virus in people). In most cases, you need look no further than your local garden center. And feel free to think beyond citronella. You can fill your garden with other wonderful scents and colors that you’ll love, but mosquitoes will hate.There are as many ways to foster natural pest control as there are reasons to repel insects like mosquitoes. SHARE ON X
You’ll find dozens of flowers and plants that can populate your patio or garden space while keeping the mosquito population at bay. Lavender tops the list. It’s a natural bug repellent with a soothing smell (at least to us humans). The scent of lavender deadens a mosquito’s sense of smell, making it harder for you to become its target. Other plants that discourage mosquitoes and other pests from making their home in your yard? Marigolds, catnip, rosemary, and scented geraniums. Bee balm, mint, and sage can add to the wonderful aroma of your garden, but mosquitoes seem to hate them. And of course, there’s the old standby, citronella. You’ll find dozens of flowers and plants that can populate your patio or garden space while keeping the mosquito population at bay. Lavender tops the list. SHARE ON X
Not only do these plants make wonderful bug repellents, but many of these can also be harvested and steeped for Ikarian-inspired herbal teas.Not only do these plants make wonderful bug repellents, but many of these can also be harvested and steeped for Ikarian-inspired herbal teas. SHARE ON X
Yes, you can burn a citronella-infused candle to keep bugs away, but there are so many other ways essential oils can keep your backyard bug-free. Freshen your patio cushions with a spritz made of tea tree oil, and clean your grill with lemon oil. Your guests will love the aroma (and the lack of flying intruders – they’re repelled by these scents). You can grill cuttings of thick citronella grass (just for a short time to release the bug-repelling oils). You can also spread a few citronella grass cuttings on walkways. Their natural oils will be released by foot traffic.
It’s not just about what you add to your garden when it comes to organic pest control. It’s what you take away. Regular mowing gets rid of places where pests like to hide. Get rid of sources of standing water where mosquitoes could lay eggs and any food or animal waste that could attract flies and other pests.
You can still enjoy backyard ponds, pools, and fountains or birdbaths without allowing them to become hosts to mosquito larvae. Stock small ponds with fish that eat the larvae, or aerate water features and use a pump to keep water moving. Mosquitoes only lay eggs in stagnant water. You can also chlorinate pools and hot tubs.
Heading outside is a proven stress-reliever. So invite your friends and take advantage of your outdoor space—minus mosquitoes and other pests. All it takes is a little planning and planting.
Lee Park is a botanist who researches eco-friendly disease and pest control. While he enjoys studying the effects of bugs in his gardens, he wastes no time getting rid of rodents.
Thank you and Chapeau Lee Park!
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Peter H Blöcker
Hier übernehmen 2 Politiker wie Angela Merkel auch Verantwortung!
Markus Söder und Winfried Kretschmann!
Und genau darum geht es, statt jetzt Punkte sammeln zu wollen wie Herr Laschet in NRW!
Dazu auch den Podcast bei Steingart zum Thema Verantwortung von Clemens Fuest.
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