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.He has no wish to open it, let alone use it, so I believe, until he figures out a way to get rid of it, we will not have to worry.”“I’m glad I don’t have the responsibility of it.He was amazing.Have you ever seen that before?”Vikirnoff shook his head.“There were rumors, legends of the Dubrinsky and Daratrazanoff alliance, that there was some weapon that could be unleashed, but I am uncertain just what happened.I am just grateful that it did happen.”“Me, too.And did I say thank you for getting rid of that knife? I couldn’t stand to know it was still in the world and might find its way back to Xavier.”He caught her hips and lifted her off of him, setting her to one side.Natalya gave a small cry of joy.“Hey! I’m getting the jeans off.”“Yes, you are.” He flicked his hand toward her and the offending material vanished.“We will practice removing your clothes hour after hour, but for now, I cannot wait any longer.” He moved up behind her, bending her forward, bracing her palms on the log.His hand slid between her legs, stroking and caressing, fingers dipping deep.Her entire body shuddered and she pushed back against him.“So impatient,” she teased.“But then, so am I.”He thrust into her, a long deep stroke, welding them together, hearing her soft cry of pleasure and feeling fire streak through his body.It would take several lifetimes to ever sate him.It would take even more before he could fully believe the miracle he had been given.“You are ainaak sívamet jutta.Forever to my heart connected.”“As you are to mine.”Appendix 1Carpathian Healing ChantsTo rightly understand Carpathian healing chants, background is required in several areas:The Carpathian view on healingThe “Lesser Healing Chant” of the CarpathiansThe “Great Healing Chant” of the CarpathiansCarpathian chanting technique1.The Carpathian view on healingThe Carpathians are a nomadic people whose geographical origins can be traced back to at least as far as the Southern Ural Mountains (near the steppes of modern day Kazakhstan), on the border between Europe and Asia.(For this reason, modern-day linguists call their language, “proto-Uralic,” without knowing that this is the language of the Carpathians.) Unlike most nomadic peoples, the wandering of the Carpathians was not due to the need to find new grazing lands as the seasons and climate shifted, or the search for better trade.Instead, the Carpathians’ movements were driven by a great purpose: to find a land that would have the right earth, a soil with the kind of richness that would greatly enhance their rejuvenative powers.Over the centuries, they migrated westward (some six thousand years ago), until they at last found their perfect homeland—their “susu”—in the Carpathian Mountains, whose long arc cradled the lush plains of the kingdom of Hungary.(The kingdom of Hungary flourished for over a millennium—making Hungarian the dominant language of the Carpathian Basin—until the kingdom’s lands were split among several countries after World War I: Austria, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Yugoslavia, Austria, and modern Hungary.)Other peoples from the Southern Urals (who shared the Carpathian language, but were not Carpathians) migrated in different directions.Some ended up in Finland, which accounts for why the modern Hungarian and Finnish languages are among the contemporary descendents of the ancient Carpathian language.Even though they are tied forever to their chosen Carpathian homeland, the wandering of the Carpathians continues, as they search the world for the answers that will enable them to bear and raise their offspring without difficulty.Because of their geographical origins, the Carpathian views on healing share much with the larger Eurasian shamanistic tradition.Probably the closest modern representative of that tradition is based in Tuva (and is referred to as “Tuvinian Shamanism”)—see the map above.The Eurasian shamanistic tradition—from the Carpathians to the Siberian shamans—held that illness originated in the human soul, and only later manifested as various physical conditions.Therefore, shamanistic healing, while not neglecting the body, focused on the soul and its healing [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]
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.He has no wish to open it, let alone use it, so I believe, until he figures out a way to get rid of it, we will not have to worry.”“I’m glad I don’t have the responsibility of it.He was amazing.Have you ever seen that before?”Vikirnoff shook his head.“There were rumors, legends of the Dubrinsky and Daratrazanoff alliance, that there was some weapon that could be unleashed, but I am uncertain just what happened.I am just grateful that it did happen.”“Me, too.And did I say thank you for getting rid of that knife? I couldn’t stand to know it was still in the world and might find its way back to Xavier.”He caught her hips and lifted her off of him, setting her to one side.Natalya gave a small cry of joy.“Hey! I’m getting the jeans off.”“Yes, you are.” He flicked his hand toward her and the offending material vanished.“We will practice removing your clothes hour after hour, but for now, I cannot wait any longer.” He moved up behind her, bending her forward, bracing her palms on the log.His hand slid between her legs, stroking and caressing, fingers dipping deep.Her entire body shuddered and she pushed back against him.“So impatient,” she teased.“But then, so am I.”He thrust into her, a long deep stroke, welding them together, hearing her soft cry of pleasure and feeling fire streak through his body.It would take several lifetimes to ever sate him.It would take even more before he could fully believe the miracle he had been given.“You are ainaak sívamet jutta.Forever to my heart connected.”“As you are to mine.”Appendix 1Carpathian Healing ChantsTo rightly understand Carpathian healing chants, background is required in several areas:The Carpathian view on healingThe “Lesser Healing Chant” of the CarpathiansThe “Great Healing Chant” of the CarpathiansCarpathian chanting technique1.The Carpathian view on healingThe Carpathians are a nomadic people whose geographical origins can be traced back to at least as far as the Southern Ural Mountains (near the steppes of modern day Kazakhstan), on the border between Europe and Asia.(For this reason, modern-day linguists call their language, “proto-Uralic,” without knowing that this is the language of the Carpathians.) Unlike most nomadic peoples, the wandering of the Carpathians was not due to the need to find new grazing lands as the seasons and climate shifted, or the search for better trade.Instead, the Carpathians’ movements were driven by a great purpose: to find a land that would have the right earth, a soil with the kind of richness that would greatly enhance their rejuvenative powers.Over the centuries, they migrated westward (some six thousand years ago), until they at last found their perfect homeland—their “susu”—in the Carpathian Mountains, whose long arc cradled the lush plains of the kingdom of Hungary.(The kingdom of Hungary flourished for over a millennium—making Hungarian the dominant language of the Carpathian Basin—until the kingdom’s lands were split among several countries after World War I: Austria, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Yugoslavia, Austria, and modern Hungary.)Other peoples from the Southern Urals (who shared the Carpathian language, but were not Carpathians) migrated in different directions.Some ended up in Finland, which accounts for why the modern Hungarian and Finnish languages are among the contemporary descendents of the ancient Carpathian language.Even though they are tied forever to their chosen Carpathian homeland, the wandering of the Carpathians continues, as they search the world for the answers that will enable them to bear and raise their offspring without difficulty.Because of their geographical origins, the Carpathian views on healing share much with the larger Eurasian shamanistic tradition.Probably the closest modern representative of that tradition is based in Tuva (and is referred to as “Tuvinian Shamanism”)—see the map above.The Eurasian shamanistic tradition—from the Carpathians to the Siberian shamans—held that illness originated in the human soul, and only later manifested as various physical conditions.Therefore, shamanistic healing, while not neglecting the body, focused on the soul and its healing [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]