MADORSKY

Lievens's yearly portraits were courageously honest in painting the expressions of posers.

In the artwork displayed in Milwaukee, several of Jan Lievens's lovely paintings clearly showed images of Rembrandt himself.

The art style of the Jan Lievens and Rembrandt was so similar that it is sometimes difficult to distinguish their work. For this reason, some of Lievens's work was actually attributed to Rembrandt.

Museums and prestigious international private collections from England, Europe, and America have loaned Jan Lievens work to this exhibition, and this is an excellent opportunity to reconsider the value and importance of Lievens's artwork.

Each orchid is different, with their flower shapes partly determined by the type of insect that pollinates them. This is one of the most attractive features of the orchid in that each flower is completely unique.

There were 128 classes of orchids being judged for competition, but the fact of the competition was not what captured my attention.

Sami are a minority not only in relation to the population of the national states, but also in relation to the population of the territory of their primordial residence.

Sami have not created their independent state. Their history is compiled as a component of history of other nations and peoples having their own statehood (Norwegians, Swedes, Finns, Russian), in which an important role has been the taxation of Sami.

Every step of each life form is reflected in the book of destiny, or the Akashic Records.

Numerous international organizations are trying very hard to prevent the disappearance of important parts of human civilization and history-these indigenous peoples from all over-before it becomes much too late to salvage them.

Westerns and Russians have heard mystified tales about shamanic abilities of local Saami/Sami/Lapps, and this attracts visitors like a magnet.

In the Old Testament, we learn that "When there are prophets among you, I the Lord make myself known to them in visions; I speak to them in dreams."

The two days fled quickly, and the 27th Annual Conference of Women & Spirituality came to an end. We left the campus of Minnesota University filled with unforgettable memories of meeting so many nice people.

Everyone must develop a basic knowledge and cultivate his or her abilities to pose honest questions and not be afraid of the answers.

The three true states present in the world keep it in balance: positive and negative, good and evil, health and disease. To choose which side you are on as you try to reach a specific goal completely depends on your life in the earlier ages.

Fundamental power and the path toward healing are within us and only we create the pathways for healing.

Faith in yourself is your weapon - whether it's facing a disease or embracing the appearance of your talents!

Acquiring the ability to recover is similar to developing the will to pursue self-education. To force oneself to change a habitual way of life, which demands perpetual exertion and daily struggles with one's disease and the spiritual enemy is not an easy task.

Our life has one thing in common - karmic consequences. The cosmic laws are eternal and immobile and the smallest transgression is returned according to rules of the universe.