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Engelentarot  Boodschappen van de Engelen - Serephina Ik ben de engel der families en gezinnen. Een gelukkige verandering of toevoeging komt je familie of gezin binnen. Er gaat wat veranderen in je familie of binnen je gezinssituatie. Er is een positieve verandering of toevoeging op komst. Dat kan van alles zijn, een kind, een liefde, een huisdier... Een positieve verandering, werkelijk alles dat een toevoeging of een gelukkige verandering inhoudt. Het zal je hoe dan ook meer geluk brengen dan ooit tevoren. God zelf heeft je zijn engelen gestuurd om dit te bewerkstelligen.

  Gary Wayne Coleman (February 8, 1968 – May 28, 2010) Coleman was best known for his role as Arnold Jackson in Diff'rent Strokes (1978–1986) and for his small stature as an adult. He was described in the 1980s as "one of television's most promising stars". After a successful childhood acting career, Coleman struggled financially later in life. In 1989, he successfully sued his parents and business adviser over misappropriation of his assets, only to declare bankruptcy a decade later. He became the most popular fixture of the series, enhanced by his character's catchphrase "What'chu talkin' 'bout, Willis?". At the height of his fame on Diff'rent Strokes, he earned $100,000 per episode. Coleman became a popular figure, starring in a number of feature films and television films, including On the Right Track and The Kid with the Broken Halo. The latter eventually served as the basis for The Gary Coleman Show in 1982. He also made video game ...

  That colorized photo of Elizabeth Montgomery from *Johnny Cool* (1963) is nothing short of mesmerizing—a luminous glimpse of her at the height of her early screen elegance, bathed in the soft, cinematic hues of a bygone Hollywood era. In the original black-and-white film, her presence as **Mary Sunshine**, the gentle nightclub singer, already shone with sincerity and grace. But in color, her legendary auburn hair glows like burnished copper, her eyes shimmer with that unforgettable green depth, and the subtle warmth of her skin and lips brings her to life in a whole new dimension. The cool blues and muted golds of her stage costume—perhaps a silky gown or a shimmering cocktail dress—frame her like a portrait of poised vulnerability, capturing the bittersweet contrast between her character’s hopeful innocence and the dark, mob-infused world swirling around her. What makes this colorized image so special isn’t just the visual beauty—it’s the emotional resonance it carries. At just ...

Famous People You May Not Know- Chief Massasoit Massasoit was born in a Pokanoket village at the site of today's Rhode Island. His village was near a spring of water which is named after him. He was liked by seven leaders. In March 1621, a Native American named Samoset entered Plymouth Colony and said to the Pilgrims in English, "Welcome Englishmen". He had learned some words from the English fishermen and traders that had visited his tribe. He said he was sent by Massasoit, “the greatest leader of the country.” After a few days, Massasoit came in person and was received with great friendship. Massasoit's people had been seriously weakened by a series of epidemics and were vulnerable to attacks by the Narragansetts, and he formed an alliance with the colonists at Plymouth Colony for defense against them. It was through his assistance that the Plymouth Colony avoided starvation during the early years. When the Pilgrims decided to celebrate a bountiful harvest of Thanks...

BESEF Het universum leeft volgens de wet dat energie cyclisch is, oftewel: alles wat je uitzendt, keert bij je terug. Zo is het eigenlijk heel simpel om via gedachten en gevoelens uit te sturen wat je wilt om het vervolgens op een later tijdstip te ontvangen. Wij mensen maken het echter veel moeilijker dan het is. We beseffen niet dat wij in staat zijn om wonderen te verrichten, omdat we bij alles wat er gebeurt bevestiging zoeken in verklaarbare feiten. En zelfs als we iets ongewoons meemaken, hangen we dat op aan toeval of de wil van de goden. Zo ontdoe je je van je kracht door niet te beseffen wat voor onmetelijk creatievermogen jij in je hebt. Besef vanaf nu dat je alles kunt creëren en laat de verklaring van 'toeval' geen stempel drukken op iets dat jij zelf in gang hebt gezet. Geloof in jezelf en te vertrouw in je eigen vermogen om wonderen te verrichten.

  Keye Luke (June 18, 1904 – January 12, 1991) Luke was a Chinese-born American film and television actor, technical adviser and artist and a founding member of the Screen Actors Guild. He was known for playing Lee Chan, the "Number One Son" in the Charlie Chan films, the original Kato in the 1939–1941 Green Hornet film serials, Brak in the 1960s Space Ghost cartoons, Master Po in the television series Kung Fu, and Mr. Wing in the Gremlins films. He was the first Chinese-American contract player signed by RKO, Universal Pictures and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and was one of the most prominent Asian actors of American cinema in the mid-20th century. He had four siblings who all emigrated from China to California during the Great Depression. His younger brother Edwin Luke also became an actor in the Charlie Chan series. He was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award by Asian/Pacific American Artists in 1986. For his contribution to show business, Luke was also honored with a star on th...

 Elizabeth Montgomery, best known for her iconic role as Samantha Stephens in the television series Bewitched , had a dynamic and transformative middle life marked by both professional success and personal challenges. During the 1960s and 1970s, she reached the peak of her career with Bewitched , which aired from 1964 to 1972, earning her widespread acclaim and cementing her status as a household name. Despite her flourishing career, her personal life was more complex, as she navigated two divorces and a highly publicized extramarital affair with her Bewitched co-star, Dick Sargent, which she later denied. Montgomery also became increasingly involved in liberal political causes, using her platform to advocate for civil rights and gender equality, reflecting her evolving worldview during this period. Her middle years were a blend of professional triumphs, personal introspection, and activism that shaped her legacy beyond her acting achievements.

A limestone relief depicting a queen or a goddess as indicated by her 'Vulture Crown' headdress. It dates to the Ptolemaic Period (circa 150 BCE). This piece is now in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, England. Photo: Heini Schneebeli. "One might think that all major problems in Egyptian art history have been resolved and that scholars are now only concerned with details. Far from it. There is a whole category of works of art which are crying out for a thorough investigation. These are the so-called sculptors's trial pieces or models, such as the one illustrated here. They may be three-dimensional sculptures, usually royal busts, or two-dimensional plaques with a royal head, or the head of a goddess or a queen (it is difficult to distinguish between them) cut in fine relief. Others may have representations of other deities, animals or large individual hieroglyphs. The decoration may be on both sides of the plaque. These objects are sometimes explained as sculptor's tri...

GELUK...Je bruist van de energie. Het stroomt letterlijk je lichaam in. Er komt orde en overzicht in zaken die al,een tijdje onduidelijk voor je waren. Deze energie laat je ook tevreden voelen en als je je tevreden voelt komt vanzelf het geluk. Wat fijn is je straalt dit ook uit naar de mensen om je heen. Ze zien je positiviteit en je beurt ze ermee op..

  John Frederick "Jack" Hannah (January 5, 1913 – June 11, 1994) Hannah was an animator, writer and director of animated shorts. He moved to Los Angeles in 1931 to study at the Art Guild Academy. One of his first jobs was designing movie posters for Hollywood theaters. In 1933, during the Great Depression, Hannah dropped off his portfolio at Walt Disney Studios, and soon afterward was hired as an in-between and clean-up artist, working on Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Silly Symphony cartoons. Hannah's career as an animator commenced with the short Modern Inventions. After thirteen films in that capacity, he was assigned to the story department writing cartoon short continuities, beginning with Donald's Nephews. He received writing credit on 21 Disney cartoon shorts. After Disney stopped producing animated shorts, Hannah did 14 episodes of the Walt Disney anthology television series. Hannah then went to the Walter Lantz Studio and directed a number of films featuring ...

  Oh, absolutely—Elizabeth Montgomery was breathtakingly beautiful in her youth, but it was never just about her looks.   From the moment she stepped into the public eye in the early 1950s, her presence turned heads: luminous green eyes, a cascade of rich auburn hair, flawless bone structure, and a smile that balanced warmth with quiet intelligence. She carried herself with a natural elegance—never flashy, always refined—whether wearing a simple sweater in a live TV drama or a glamorous gown at a Hollywood premiere. But what made her beauty truly unforgettable was the **soul behind it**. She didn’t just *look* like a star—she *felt* like someone you could trust, someone kind, someone real. Even before *Bewitched* made her a household name, young Elizabeth mesmerized audiences in live theater broadcasts, crime dramas, and romantic films with a rare combination of vulnerability and strength. Directors often remarked on her expressive face—how she could convey joy, sorrow, mischi...

Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn at the ‘Bocca della Verità’ (Mouth of Truth) in Rome, Italy, in the scene that in my opinion made Audrey Hepburn a major star. The movie is William Wyler's American romantic comedy movie for Paramount Pictures, 'Roman Holiday' (1953), also starring Eddie Albert, British actors Hartley Power and Harcourt Williams, British actress Margaret Rawlings, German actor Hans Hinrich, and Italian actors and actresses Tullio Carminati, Paolo Carlini, Claudio Ermelli, Paola Borboni, Laura Solari, Alfredo Rizzo, and Gorella Gori. Gregory Peck wanted to play a joke on Audrey Hepburn and, shortly before filming began, Peck reported to director William Wyler that he would borrow a gag from the famous comedian Red Skelton: he would keep his hand hidden in his sleeve while pulling it out of the mouth of the sculpture in order to scare Audrey. Wyler agreed and did not tell Hepburn who, having recently learned about the legend of the Mouth of Truth, was really sc...

Katharine Hepburn, as “Lady Cynthia Darlington”, is here in her second movie, Dorothy Arzner’s Pre-Code romantic drama ‘Christopher Strong’ (1933), appearing statuesque in a fabulous ‘moderne’ and ‘art deco’ inspired ‘white moth’ costume for a costume party, in the photograph on the left, speaking with her co-star, British actor Colin Clive, whose most memorable role was playing Henry Frankenstein in ‘Frankenstein’ (1931), and ‘Bride of Frankenstein’ (1935), appearing here in this movie as “Sir Christopher Strong”. The RKO Radio Picture was adapted for the screen by Zoë Akins from the 1932 British novel, of the same name, by Gilbert Frankau. The supporting cast includes Billie Burke as “Lady Elaine Strong”, Helen Chandler, best known for her earlier role as “Mina Seward” in Tod Browning’s horror classic ‘Dracula’ (1931), appearing here as “Monica Strong”, Italian actor Agostina Borgato, Margaret Lindsay, Jack La Rue, British actors Ralph Forbes, Desmond Roberts, and Pat Somerset, and B...

Who knew - The bread was not a prop, it was real?? Lucille Ball wanted the scene to look realistic, so instead of using a fake prop, the producers had L.A.’s Union Mode Bakery whip up a giant loaf of rye, and the cast and crew literally broke bread together with the audience after the taping.

  Ik ben uitgerekt als een klein pakketje, strak gewikkeld in een zachte katoenen doek... en plotseling nam de stilte de kamer over. Ik heb dit ooit meegemaakt - jaren geleden, met je moeder. Ik herinner me de ronding van haar kleine wangen, hoe haar tranen zouden verdwijnen als ik zong. Destijds geloofde ik dat mijn hart de grenzen had bereikt van wat het kon bevatten. En toen kwam jij. En de liefde verdubbelde — stilletjes, diep, zonder waarschuwing. Ik zie haar in jou—haar lach, haar koppig gefronste wenkbrauwen, de manier waarop je hand zich om mijn vinger wikkelt, net zoals zij dat deed. Maar er is iets anders. Iets gloednieuws en fris. Wanneer ik je wieg, voelt het alsof de tijd zichzelf vouwt. Alsof al die jaren, dat racen, dat zorgen maken, dat bouwen... ik hierheen geleid ben. Op dit exacte moment. In die stoel. Met dit kleine wonder dat op mijn borst slaapt. Je noemt me bij die naam die alleen jij me kunt geven. En als ik het hoor, voel ik me niet oud — ik voel me vereerd...

FIFTH CHACKRA ARCHANGEL GABRIEL... Aartsengel Gabriël verschijnt om aandacht te geven aan je keelchackra. Je hebt de laatste tijd je ongenoegen ingeslikt en nu is het tijd om het te helen. Verwerken. Geef al je energie aan dit kleine plekje in je lichaam. En...probeer met je emoties eens anders om te gaan vanaf nu. Je hoeft niet alles maar in te slikken. Ventileer je en als je dat moeilijk vind, schrijf alles maar van je af. Alles komt goed.

  Lief mens, alles heeft te maken met jouw hart. Wat er leeft en wat er stroomt. Wat er verstopt zit en wat onderdrukt wordt. Wat je verlangt, wenst en voelt. Jouw hart is het centrum. Daar waar alles van jou samenkomt. En nu in deze stroming kan het dan ook niet anders dan dat je daarin nog meer aangeraakt wordt. Wat er zit maar wat je nooit echt goed hebt kunnen voelen. Wat je weet en wat je bent vergeten. Ze komen uit de diepste dieptes en ook voel je heel sterk dat je in geen enkel opzicht jezelf meer wil uitleggen aan de mensen die het niet kunnen zien of horen. Uiteindelijk gaat het erom dat jij het weet. Dat jij achter jou kunt staan. De buitenwereld is slechts een decor dat jou altijd weer opnieuw uitdaagt dit te doen. En juist nu krijg je het sterker te voelen dan anders dat sommige dingen niet (meer) passen. In alle lagen van jouw leven mag je even mee naar het verleden. Wat raakt je nog? Waarom raakt het je nog? Is het omdat er geen liefde maar het verhaal de overhand he...

  Elizabeth Montgomery, with her unparalleled talent and undeniable charisma, brought a unique vulnerability to her characters that remains unparalleled in the annals of television history. With each role she portrayed, whether as the enchanting Samantha on "Bewitched" or the courageous Ellen Harrod in "The Legend of Lizzie Borden," Montgomery possessed an extraordinary ability to captivate audiences, drawing them into the tumultuous world of her characters. It was her profound emotional depth that truly set her apart, allowing viewers to forge a genuine connection with the complexity and authenticity she breathed into every portrayal. Through her masterful performances, Montgomery effortlessly navigated the complex landscapes of love, sorrow, and joy, making her characters relatable and relished. Her magnetic presence transcended the small screen, profoundly impacting not only the television industry but also the emotional lives of her audience.  

Of the mounted Comanches on the Southern Great Plains, they were seen as the most accomplished horsemen by the noted American artist George Catlin. When he traveled with the U. S. First Dragoon Expedition in 1834, Catlin had done sketches of Comanche warriors, village life, and the capturing of wild horses by Comanches with their long ropes. Moreover, George Catlin had written about the dress of the Comanche women in the following manner: "gown or slip, that reaches from the chin quite down to the ankles, made of deer or elk skins; often garnished very prettily, and ornamented with long fringes of elks' teeth, which are fastened on them in rows, and are more highly valued than any other ornament they can put upon them." An interesting picture entitled "Comanche Indian Woman", circa 1920. The wonderful photograph charmingly shows the gracious woman on horseback. Courtesy of the Denver Public Library Special Collections, Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado.

ONTPLOOIING... het is nog steeds de tijd om successen te boeken. Vorige week schreef ik ook al over zaaien en oogsten. Verspreid je boodschap maar. Heb maar de moed om de dingen te doen waar je bang voor bent. Kom uit die comfort zone en wel nu. Nu moet je je niet meer laten tegenhouden hoor. Door niets of niemand. Ja ik weet het, het is eng maar ga...sla je vleugels uit want jij bent niets minder dan die ander. Dat zijn hun tekortkomingen..