Should you shuffle tarot cards?

Should you shuffle tarot cards? But why do we shuffle our tarot decks, anyway? Well, beyond the fact that you don’t simply want to draw the same cards over and over and over again, shuffling the deck is really important on an energetic level, according to Alexis Alvarez, an intuitive energy worker and spiritual advisor. […]

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How did the unicorn myth start?

How did the unicorn myth start? The roots of the unicorn myth date back at least as far as 400 BCE, when the Greek historian Ctesias first documented a unicorn-like animal in his writings on the region of India. Over time, the unicorn acquired additional significance as a symbol of purity, protection, and medieval chivalry. […]

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Is a revision rhinoplasty dangerous?

Is a revision rhinoplasty dangerous? Risk Factors in Primary and Revision Rhinoplasty In general, nasal surgery, whether functional or cosmetic, is exceedingly safe. Serious complications such as hemorrhage, infection, or allergic reactions are quite rare, and most of these complications can be treated effectively. How risky is a third rhinoplasty? An initial rhinoplasty has its […]

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Why did Israel cease fire?

Why did Israel cease fire? What led to the ceasefire? Unlike in 2014, when the last major fighting between Israel and Hamas occurred, the Israeli troops were wary of launching a ground invasion this time. In a ground attack, Israel could inflict more damage on Hamas, but the risk of losing Israeli soldiers would also […]

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Can a baritone hit a C5?

Can a baritone hit a C5? If you can hit the C one octave above middle C (“C5”) without using falsetto you’re probably not a baritone. A more realistic, legit, useable top end for a baritone is G4 or maybe A4, which doesn’t seem to be called for much. Is baritone the deepest voice? A […]

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Did Machiavelli serve in the military?

Did Machiavelli serve in the military? At this time the pope had formed a Holy League at Cognac against Holy Roman Emperor Charles V (reigned 1519–56), and Machiavelli went with the army to join his friend Francesco Guicciardini (1482–1540), the pope’s lieutenant, with whom he remained until the sack of Rome by the emperor’s forces […]

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