Description: Now in the transition between childhood and adulthood, this handsome 19th century boy presents himself to the world very well dressed! He is elegant and as a symbol of his status he holds a cane and to let everyone know: New Responsibilities will come with adulthood! Stopping being a teenager is not easy but it will have to happen!
Description: Almost always a nightmare is a long and complicated dream, whose intensity grows throughout the narrative and especially towards the end. The criteria of “fright” and/or “anxiety” are essential for its characterization. In other words, nightmare is a vivid dream of threatening, unsettling or bizarre narrative, which impairs the quality of sleep. In some cases, in addition to waking up in the middle of the night, the person may also have physical symptoms from the experience, such as sweating, rapid heartbeat, and short, rapid breathing.
Description: Hair has always given personality to the person. Hair meant, historically, for women, a symbol of seduction and for men, a demonstration of strength. This can be seen in Greek mythology, where Aphrodite covered her nakedness with her long blonde hair. In Egypt the pharaohs were socially distinguished by the shape of their wigs.
Description: You may not want to see it but he is present in your life! At the click of imagination you will be in a dimension of dreams! Don't doubt it because you are the one who harbors dreams and to be happy just open the door of your heart and let the light of happiness in. Detail: Dreams are free!
Description: You may not want to see it but he is present in your life! At the click of imagination you will be in a dimension of dreams! Don't doubt it because you are the one who harbors dreams and to be happy just open the door of your heart and let the light of happiness in. Detail: Dreams are free!
Description: "While resting, carry stone". This phrase, almost always said in a jocular tone, hides the idea of domination in hierarchical work relationships. The worker, for whom it is directed, can experience oppression, sending him to the concern of not being assigned to a prestigious task, or even losing his job.
Description: "While resting, carry stone". This phrase, almost always said in a jocular tone, hides the idea of domination in hierarchical work relationships. The worker, for whom it is directed, can experience oppression, sending him to the concern of not being assigned to a prestigious task, or even losing his job.
Description: The wheel of fortune represents the guarantee of fulfillment of a destiny, represented by the law of cause and effect and also by the law of compensation. Everything leads to believe that one way or another a person's destiny will be fulfilled. The wheel belongs to the goddess Fortuna who spins it at random, changing the positions of those on the wheel: some suffer great misfortune, others gain windfalls.
Description: According to Scandinavian mythology, each of the virgins, daughters and messengers of the god of war, Odin, who had the mission to choose the heroes or the strongest fighters killed in combat to take them to Valhalla (Odin's paradise). According to legend, they were virgin warriors who rode on horses, boars or wolves, armed with spears and wearing helmets with the mission to protect Odin — supreme chief of the kingdom of Asgard, where the Norse gods dwell. The word "valkyrie" means "to choose the dead".
Description: In the 17th century, glasses with ear mounts were invented. Robert Grosseteste and Roger Bacon created the first modern eyeglasses, but it was Benjamin Franklin, in 1785, who invented the first bifocal eyeglasses for distance and near vision. The production of modern eyewear began in 1850.
Description: Hermit monk on pilgrimage: Pilgrim of Christ Jesus! What would be the best reason for anyone to leave wealth and power behind? Could you follow a unique path and answer the call of your faith? Have you at some point in your life given up some material possession for the well-being of your soul?
Description: "While resting, carry stone". This phrase, almost always said in a jocular tone, hides the idea of domination in hierarchical work relationships. The worker, for whom it is directed, can experience oppression, sending him to the concern of not being assigned to a prestigious task, or even losing his job.
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