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Nous avons le plaisir de vous convier à un moment unique placé sous le signe de la découverte et de l’intuition. Cet événement, organisé en partenariat avec clair-voyance.fr
, vous propose de plonger dans l’univers fascinant de la voyance, du tarot et des arts divinatoires.
Au programme :
Une présentation des différentes pratiques de voyance et de clairvoyance.
Des démonstrations interactives pour mieux comprendre l’importance de l’intuition dans notre quotidien.
Un espace d’échange convivial où chacun pourra poser ses questions et partager ses expériences.
Cet événement s’adresse à toutes les personnes curieuses, en quête de réponses, de conseils ou simplement d’une ouverture vers le monde de la spiritualité. Que vous soyez novice ou déjà passionné, vous repartirez enrichi d’enseignements et d’énergies positives.
Descriptionimage 938498205612x612.jpg (54.0kB)“After 1 year of marriage, the average couple spends only 37 min/week in meaningful, private conversations.”~Mark Lee
When was the last time you had an extensive conversation with your boo? More than the “How was your day,” or “What’s for dinner” conversations. One way to rectify the situation is to have a date night where you can actually TALK to your partner. Even if you can’t squeeze in a date night, at least squeeze in SOME time together. Here are 50 interesting conversation starters/questions that will help you go beyond the surface:
What is your definition of love?
What has been your greatest disappointment?
What was one of your most embarrassing moments?
Who had the greatest impact on your childhood? Why?
What was your best job?
What was your worst job?
Have you ever lost touch with a good friend? How?
What is the most money you’ve ever spent on one item?
Describe your first job?
Who was your childhood best friend?
What did you spend most of your time doing as a little kid? A teenager?
How did you get your first car?
Show me one scar on your body and tell me how you got it.
What was your first girl/boy friend like?
Describe a time where you made your parent(s) REALLY mad at you.
What was your relationship like with your siblings and/or cousins growing up?
What are you most proud of today?
What are you least proud of?
What did you want to be when you were little as far as a career?
Have you ever dabbled in different religions?
What are your top 5 favorite songs? Artists? Movies? Actors? Actresses? Why?
If you could trade places with anyone, who would you trade places with.
What was a crazy superstition or belief you had when you were younger?
What was the worst physical fight you had when you were younger?
Who was the class clown in school? What did they do?
Who was the bully? Have you seen or heard from him/her since?
Tell me your history of technology. Did you own a beeper? Did you own a car phone (the really big ones)? Did you have a telephone in your room? Did you use a payphone?
What place in the world would you most like to visit?
What was your biggest fear growing up (real or imagined)?
What is your biggest fear now?
Which actor or actress was your childhood crush?
What were your favorite TV shows growing up?
Did you learn to speak a foreign language?
Did you ever play an instrument?
Did your friends have any weird parents or family members?
Ever known someone who got locked up? What crime did they commit?
Death penalty or life in prison. Which would you pick? Why?
What would you do if you found out I had a terminal illness?
Which of your coworkers do you like the most? Why? Least? Why?
Have you ever lived with a romantic partner that you hated living with? Why? What did he/she do to annoy you?
What is the funniest joke you know?
Did you ever play the dozens? Did you lose?
Which of my physical features do you like most? Why?
Which of my personality features do you like most? Why?
You get to have one superpower. Which would you pick & why?
Which decade would you time travel back in time to?
What has been the best day of your life so far?
Are you putting your parent(s) in a nursing home or are they living with us?
What would you do if you got laid off today?
What was the most romantic thing you’ve ever done for someone other than me?
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Plongez au cœur de l’univers fascinant de la voyance et de la divination à travers Les Rendez-vous de la Voyance, une activité exclusive proposée par Meilleure-Voyance Belgique.
Chaque mois, un nouveau thème met en lumière les arts divinatoires qui éveillent l’intuition et éclairent le chemin de vie : tarot, clairvoyance, numérologie, astrologie, médiumnité, ou encore lithothérapie.
Ces rendez-vous sont bien plus qu’une simple initiation : ils offrent un véritable espace de partage et d’exploration spirituelle, où chacun peut poser ses questions, affiner sa perception et renforcer sa connexion à son monde intérieur.
Guidés par des voyants et praticiens belges expérimentés, vous découvrirez comment la voyance peut devenir une boussole intérieure, capable d’apporter clarté, réconfort et guidance face aux incertitudes de la vie.
Entre tirages en direct, ateliers de découverte et échanges autour des énergies du moment, Les Rendez-vous de la Voyance sont une invitation à écouter votre intuition, à comprendre les signes et à développer vos perceptions extrasensorielles dans une ambiance bienveillante et lumineuse.
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J'ai réalisé le premier véritable programme informatique, lors de mon travail sur un ancêtre de l'ordinateur : la machine analytique de Charles Babbage.
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After a few months of dating as a single mom, I learned the obvious: dating as a single mom is hard! I was still hanging out with the Dominican Cutie from Purchasing – and I still had a baby to take care of.
Things had definitely changed. My pre-baby prep time once included picking out a sexy-cute outfit, getting my hair done, getting the appropriate mani/pedi and applying flawless make-up. Prep time was usually a relaxing time. If I was really excited about the guy, it could take an entire day. If my feelings were lukewarm, it would be 3 hours give or take. Then entered baby and “prep time” transcended into another realm. A realm where there is no way of knowing when or IF you will leave the apartment in one, cohesive piesa.
My first date with DCP (Dominican Cutie from Purchasing) went a little like this:
- Beg Mami to babysit without any judgments.
Convince my then 15-month-old to stop touching Mommy with those sticky fingers.
Muster enough energy to go out and try not to feel overwhelmed by my crying baby or constantly having to carry my baby.
Roll my eyes and take it when Mami, becoming frustrated herself, yells at me to feed and change him first.
Maintain control after my then 15-month-old douses me in Gerber baby food.
Fight back tears when I can’t find nothing else to wear. There are only baby onesie’s in my dresser!
Get over the slight guilt and sadness of leaving the baby for the evening.
The list went on and on. Needless to say, my “prep-time” can be summed up to 5 hours of a lot of frustration. At the end of it all, I was too through! I just wanted to stay home and sleep alongside my little boy! Alas, I didn’t. I went on that first date and many more there after with DCP.
Thing is, when you’re a single mom, you have to change your outlook and approach to the whole “dating thing.” So, after our first initial dates, I learned to schedule my babysitting ahead of time – even convincing one of my older sisters to take the baby one night a week so I could spend extra quality time with DCP. I learned to have my outfit picked out and in a separate chest of drawers. I learned that I couldn’t have as much spontaneity as I once had and, most importantly, accepted that this was ok. Lastly, I learned that I needed to get over the stress or resign myself to being an old, lonely woman. And not just any old, lonely woman. But one that owned a hundred cats and smelled like mothballs! Besides, my baby boy didn’t seem to notice or care much if I left for an hour…or 24.
So, yes, the physical act of dating beat the shit out of me in the beginning. It seemed to go a lot easier in my head (and on “Sex and the City”), but I have a pretty good grasp on it now. It continues to be frustrating and something I’m constantly managing, but I’ve chosen to look at it as a means to an end.
Now, if I could only figure out what that “end” is…
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