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10/23 SUN ENTERS SCORPIO Power is the name of the game. The Sun changes energy on Sunday, October 23, as it exits charming Libra and enters intensely emotional, sexy Scorpio, the most mysterious sign in the zodiac. Intimate, seductive, and magnetic Scorpio, the detective of the zodiac, loves to open doors that read, “Do Not Enter.” For the next four weeks until November 22 you will feel things deeply. Scorpio rules transformation so be mindful of what you focus on. During Scorpio season, your manifesting powers are dialed up, as energy flows where your attention goes.

"Hamlet" is one of William Shakespeare's most famous plays, and it is a tragedy that tells the story of Prince Hamlet of Denmark. Here is a summary and a brief analysis: Summary: The play begins with the ghost of King Hamlet, who reveals to his son, Prince Hamlet, that he was murdered by his brother, Claudius, who has now become the king. The ghost implores Hamlet to avenge his death. Hamlet pretends to be mad to investigate the murder and feigns madness to conceal his intentions. Hamlet's love interest, Ophelia, is manipulated by her father, Polonius, and brother, Laertes, to break up with Hamlet. This adds to Hamlet's emotional turmoil. He stages a play within a play to confirm Claudius's guilt, and it's successful in revealing the truth. As the play unfolds, Hamlet's internal struggles become more pronounced. He vacillates between his desire for revenge and his moral and ethical dilemmas. He mistakenly kills Polonius, leading to further tragedy and conflict. Laertes, seeking vengeance for his father's death, conspires with Claudius, leading to a duel with Hamlet. Meanwhile, Ophelia's descent into madness ends tragically when she drowns herself. The play culminates in a duel between Hamlet and Laertes, where both are fatally wounded. Queen Gertrude also dies from poison. Before his own death, Hamlet kills Claudius and the throne of Denmark is left in turmoil. Analysis: 1. Complex Characters: "Hamlet" is renowned for its intricate characters, especially Hamlet himself. He is a deeply conflicted character, struggling with questions of morality, mortality, and his own identity. 2. Themes: The play explores various themes, including revenge, madness, corruption, deception, and the consequences of inaction. Hamlet's delay in avenging his father's murder is a central theme. 3. Soliloquies: Hamlet's soliloquies, including the famous "To be or not to be" speech, provide insight into his inner turmoil and philosophical musings. 4. Family and Betrayal: The play delves into complex family dynamics, with Hamlet's relationships with his mother, Queen Gertrude, and Ophelia being central to the plot. Betrayal is a recurring motif. 5. The Ghost: The appearance of King Hamlet's ghost raises questions about the supernatural and its impact on the characters' actions. 6. Fate and Free Will: The play raises questions about fate and free will. Is Hamlet's tragic fate preordained, or can he choose his destiny? 7. Symbolism: Elements like the play within a play, Yorick's skull, and the recurring motif of disease and corruption are laden with symbolism. "Hamlet" is a masterpiece of literature that continues to captivate audiences with its exploration of human nature and the complexities of the human psyche.

“Our Entire Biological System, The Brain, The Earth Itself, Work On The Same Frequencies.” ~ Nikola Tesla . . Art: Daniel Martin Diaz

"When someone tries to trigger you, switch off your ego, and remember that, if you are easily offended, you are easily manipulated. Most of your thoughts and emotions are not your own, bu you can train your mind, and psychologically trick your brain into choosing happiness" ~ Unknown Art | by Carlos Fernández / Penrider

“The secret is to bring forth Essence consciously. Once you live from Essence and not from personality, the right relationships fall into place naturally, while the fake and contrived ones fall away without complaint, regret, blame, or superiority. It’s quality over quantity. Then you will naturally find the right ones that have been with you already over many lifetimes. How to find Essence, your true soul being and divine Self? It’s been called the Great Work and often symbolized as finding the “Holy Grail”. The old self/false personality needs to “die” so one can be “reborn” in the true self/Essence as symbolized in the crucifixion/resurrection story throughout the ages. This is not a pleasant process, for there is much resistance from the lower nature and other occult forces, but the battle is within. To rise in Essence is the “second birth”, as your divine soul being becomes the master as a conscious transducer of the Divine in service to the Divine.” — Bernhard Guenther

Sunday’s

Don't Love What you Can't Trust. Don't Hate What you Can't Have. Don't say What you Can't Show. Don't Judge What you Don't Know. ⚡️

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