The third house is a place of action. 3 is an active number. It is often associated with activity, manifestation, connection and creativity.
When it comes to the zodiac signs, number 3 is Gemini, which can be associated with the ideas of connection and activity. We can learn a lot about the third house, the house of activity, from analyzing Gemini, the sign of activity.
Gemini is the immediate Air sign, and it's mutable. It operates on the immediate, flexible capacity of its logic and perception. It represents agility, calculation, imitation, and adaptation. This gives the third house its rulership over the mind, memory, and expression.
Ultimately, Gemini is just an Air sign that wants things to be at ease for itself and for those around it. The third house is how we seek ease. It operates on the effortless responses and connections. As such, it represents trains of thought, words, reading, talking, conversation.
Gemini also famously represents twins or fraternity. This symbolism illuminates the third house's connection to siblings, cousins, next-door neighbors, best friends or childhood friends, lovers, community members and comrades. These are people who we can converse with at ease.
Finally, Gemini is the student. Smart, sharp, and cynical, this Mercury-ruled sign associates the third house with learning. The third house represents receiving an elementary education. All early or foundational learning experiences are here: K-12 education, training workshops, summer classes, living-learning communities and lower-division education.
Beyond the associations of Gemini, we can understand the third house by taking a look at the ancient scheme of houses.
In the ancient scheme, we are born under the earth. The fourth house represents birth or conception, home, parents, and family. It represents the comfortable, protected world of our most trusted family. Since this scheme is analyzed clockwise, the next house after the fourth house is the third house, which is quite interestingly named Goddess.
We have already discussed the third house's connections to communication, expression, intellect, and learning. The ancient scheme introduces a sense of local community. The child is born inside the safe and comfortable fourth house; her parents send her outside to play in the local community---school, friends, neighborhood. In the community, she makes friends, interacts with neighbors, and embarks and learns about the world and finds her core memories. The third house represents a child's learning about the world. Walking, eating, breathing---life's simple things. Simple activities, along with exploring the community, can make up our entire world during childhood.
But community exploration can be an adult thing too. Let's focus on the name of the third house---Goddess. Why would the Goddess (the Moon) choose this house as her temple? Well, there is naturally a divine magic to learning and information, and to the childlike experience of the world, but beyond that, there is a sense of comfort in the community which I feel appeals to the Goddess.
In the third house, there is a sense of ritual. A bus route you take every Tuesday. Walking by that bench and crossing this street to get to the bookstore. Commute and transportation on schedule. A daily scone that you grab on the way to work. Ritual in this sense, and perhaps in general, is comforting. At the weekly farmers market, people mingle at ease with the same friends and neighbors from the locality. Local vendors go about their small businesses mindlessly. People run their errands, children doodle in the grass and fly kites, queers flirt and frolic, friends grab a bite, elders walk, teens gossip. There's something really nostalgic about it all.
This idea of memory and comfort and familiarity in the community feels almost Cancerian. This is why the Moon rejoices in the third house, in the traditional scheme of planetary joys (see the diagram above). This is part of why the third house is so important. A lot of comfort can be found in a healthy locality. Recent feminist scholars in the field of urban studies have advocated for the replacement of our patriarchal view of the city with a matriarchal view. Today's cities are not loving or nurturing, they place cold, alienating, isolating, exploitative and White cis-heteropatriarchal expectations on people, upholding the system of industrial global neoliberalism. Cities need to be more localized, affordable, inclusive and comfortable for the unhoused, for the working class, and for women, queer people and racial minorities. The Moon rejoices in the local, inclusive, comforting space envisioned by the third house. Urban planners should take inspiration from that. Providing protective comfort and care along with a healthy democracy for natives, immigrants and marginalized groups (and for the environment) should be the central purpose of a city, not profit. Sorry I'm an urban planning major and I'm super passionate about this.
To sum it all up, here's a list of the indications of the third house.
action, the mind, memory, expression, thought, words, reading, talking, conversation, eating, walking, breathing, childhood, siblings, cousins, neighbors, best friends, childhood friends, community members, comrades, learning, receiving an elementary education, local community, neighborhood, sense of comfort in the community, ritual, commute, transportation, small businesses, people
At this point, I'm gonna shift over to discuss placements in the third house. Please take what resonates!
Gemini risings / Sun in the third house
you feel proud about your intellect and conversational skills
your ego is in your mind
you holistically identify with your mind and your mindset
you had a lot of fun in the early part of your life, and you continue to have the most fun with those friends or in a small circle or community
you think and speak in a way that garners you attention and validation; you are popular
Taurus risings / Moon in the third house
you're great at verbalizing or acting out your emotions; this makes you a comforting person to be around, but you can be manipulative
you feel safe equipping yourself with different perspectives--you want to see all sides of a situation intuitively
you feel comforted by small errands, commute, and activity
some of your childhood memories are comforting and deeply important to you; you continue to feel like you belong most in a smaller social circle or in a local community
you crave validation for your manner of thinking
Aries and Cancer risings / Mercury in the third house
you're a sharp thinker, a fast, dynamic conversationalist, and you learn quickly because your logic is sharp and precise
you're very present and detail-oriented in your mindset and skillset, which makes you smart and crafty, but can cause you to spiral into depression or anxiety
you were a smart student in school, and you continue to tap into your intelligence in small circles, community spaces, or with siblings and close friends
you keep your intellect and thinking to yourself, perhaps due to anxiety, but you have an affinity for expressing yourself through words
Pisces and Leo risings / Venus in the third house
you're great at balancing several different perspectives, but your mindset can uphold conventional values or standards
you think and express yourself with others in mind, with caution
you experienced luxury in your schooling, childhood, social circles, and there were expectations that came with it
you're a calm, elegant, adaptable communicator, well-received in social circles and in the community
Aquarius and Virgo risings / Mars in the third house
you strongly identify with how you instinctively learn and think; you have learned to be defensive of your thinking
your mind is raw, destructive, and powerful; it's an angry force that can feel dominating, but causes others to re-evaluate their mindsets
you are known for your fierce individuality and raw honesty within the local community or in small circles
you are fiercely loyal and protective over close friends and siblings, over your view of your childhood memories, and the community
Capricorn and Libra risings / Jupiter in the third house
you are a deep, philosophical, and wise thinker who collects information with awareness of the bigger picture
you may rely on intuition rather than acute logic when it comes to daily speaking, activity, errands
you see broadly and often have higher ideals in mind when making decisions
you were mature and expansive at a young age, and you are a figure that people know in the community or in social circles
you may present as unintelligent or dissociated at first, but people find that your mind is always expanding
Sagittarius and Scorpio risings / Saturn in the third house
you are a disciplined and innovative thinker who has the capacity to gain a unique control over your mind
you submit to your own awareness and what you carefully derive
you feel comfortable doing things on terms that you define
you may speak in a way that is unique and different in an either alluring or isolating way
you might have felt restricted, anxious, awkward, or repressed in your childhood, and you can continue to feel that way inside, with siblings, in school or community settings, or in conversation
you are highly aware of the objective truth of the things you say, or the deep ideals of obligation underlying your actions
Sagittarius risings / Uranus in the third house
your mindset, thoughts, word choices and interests are often out-of-the-box or unconventional; you might be a geek or a nerd
you were a visionary, idealist child who knew that the world could be changed, but you might feel disconnected because you've always thought differently
you have a revolutionary mindset which you can share with the community to inspire the change you want to see
Capricorn risings / Neptune in the third house
you were a mystical child, drawn to the arts, mysticism, spirituality
your thinking is deeply intuitive and actively connected to your subconscious; you struggle with feeling present and using logic when thinking, speaking, learning or doing
you reveal an intuitive, kind side of yourself with siblings, close friends, within small circles, or in the local community
Virgo risings / Pluto in the third house
you change people with your words; you invoke ideological upheaval and transformation within yourself and within others by confronting the reality of the facts
your words are deep-cutting and powerful, which gives you the control; you feel powerful inside
though you might have felt more actively in touch with your change and power during your childhood, your expression still has a quality which demands submission, especially within your closest circles
your childhood was full of massive power struggle and upheaval
as you make mistakes and learn, even if you leave destruction in your wake
Cancer risings / Chiron in the third house
you are giving with your mind and actions because of the emotional wounds you received in your childhood
you might have had traumatic incidents very early in your childhood, which caused you take on the role of a healer
you are destined to discover healing in your life through your mindset and actions, with your closest friends and siblings, and by serving your community
Virgo risings / Lilith in the third house
you engage petty fighting, manipulation, lying, twisting your words, or bullying, especially to fulfill your desires, assert your power, or get to know someone deeper
you might have had a sibling, cousin, or close friend who you were unfairly compared to in your childhood, which introduced jealousy
you have a gift for communication; your uncontrolled expression is one of your most attractive qualities, people find it very alluring
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đ”đąđ¶đłđ¶đŽ đȘđŽ đą đ§đȘđčđŠđ„ đŠđąđłđ”đ© đŽđȘđšđŻ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠ đ±đđąđŻđŠđ” đ·đŠđŻđ¶đŽ. đȘđ”âđŽ đąđđŽđ° đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠ đŽđŠđ€đ°đŻđ„ đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ. đ”đąđ¶đłđ¶đŽ đȘđŽ đŹđŻđ°đžđŻ đ§đ°đł đŁđŠđȘđŻđš đŽđ”đ¶đŁđŁđ°đłđŻ đąđŻđ„ đŁđłđȘđŻđšđȘđŻđš đ±đłđąđ€đ”đȘđ€đąđđȘđ”đș đąđŻđ„ đłđŠđąđđȘđŽđź đ”đ° đ”đ©đŠ đ”đąđŁđđŠ đžđ©đŠđłđŠđ·đŠđł đȘđ”âđŽ đŽđȘđ”đ¶đąđ”đŠđ„. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đ”đąđ¶đłđ¶đŽ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đŁđŠ đ·đŠđłđș đŽđŠđ” đȘđŻ đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đžđąđșđŽ, đŠđ·đŠđŻ đ§đłđ°đź đą đșđ°đ¶đŻđš đąđšđŠ. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đ€đłđąđ·đŠ đžđ©đąđ” đ”đ©đŠđșâđ·đŠ đąđđžđąđșđŽ đŹđŻđ°đžđŻ, đąđŽ đ”đąđ¶đłđ¶đŽ đȘđŽ đąđđŽđ° đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đŽđŠđ€đ¶đłđȘđ”đș, đąđŻđ„ đ”đ©đŠ đŽđŠđ€đ°đŻđ„ đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đȘđŻđšđŽ đđȘđŹđŠ đźđ°đŻđŠđș, đ·đąđđ¶đŠđŽ, đąđŻđ„ đ©đąđŁđȘđ”đŽ. đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đąđ”, đȘđ” đźđąđș đŁđŠ đ©đąđłđ„ đ§đ°đł đ”đ©đŠđź đ”đ° đŁđŠ đ€đłđŠđąđ”đȘđ·đŠ đąđŻđ„ đ°đ¶đ” đ°đ§ đ”đ©đŠ đŁđ°đč đŁđŠđ€đąđ¶đŽđŠ đ°đ§ đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đąđ”đ”đąđ€đ©đźđŠđŻđ” đ”đ° đ”đłđąđ„đȘđ”đȘđ°đŻ. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đ·đŠđłđș đ©đąđłđ„đžđ°đłđŹđȘđŻđš đąđŻđ„ đ”đ©đŠđłđŠđ§đ°đłđŠ đłđŠđąđ± đ”đ°đŻđŽ đ°đ§ đłđŠđžđąđłđ„đŽ đȘđŻ đ”đ©đŠ đ§đ°đłđź đ°đ§ đźđ°đŻđŠđș đ°đł đźđąđ”đŠđłđȘđąđ đ”đ©đȘđŻđšđŽ.
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đšđŠđźđȘđŻđȘ đȘđŽ đą đźđ¶đ”đąđŁđđŠ đąđȘđł đŽđȘđšđŻ đłđ¶đđŠđ„ đŁđș đźđŠđłđ€đ¶đłđș đąđŻđ„ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠ đ”đ©đȘđłđ„ đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đšđŠđźđȘđŻđȘ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đ”đ©đŠ đŠđźđŁđ°đ„đȘđźđŠđŻđ” đ°đ§ đą âđ”đłđȘđ€đŹđŽđ”đŠđłâ. đ”đ©đŠđș đąđ„đąđ±đ” đ”đ° đ”đ©đȘđŻđšđŽ đ·đŠđłđș đČđ¶đȘđ€đŹđđș đąđŻđ„ đ€đąđŻ đšđŠđ” đąđđ°đŻđš đžđȘđ”đ© đŁđąđŽđȘđ€đąđđđș đŠđ·đŠđłđșđ°đŻđŠ. đ”đŠđŻđ„ đ”đ° đŁđŠ đ·đŠđłđș đŽđźđąđłđ”; đŻđ°đ” đŻđŠđ€đŠđŽđŽđąđłđȘđđș đȘđŻ đ”đ©đŠ đ”đłđąđ„đȘđ”đȘđ°đŻđąđ đžđąđș. đ”đąđđŹđŽ đ”đ©đłđ°đ¶đšđ© đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ”đ©đ°đ¶đšđ©đ”đŽ đ°đł đ”đ° đ”đ©đŠđźđŽđŠđđ·đŠđŽ đȘđŻ đ°đłđ„đŠđł đ”đ° đ¶đŻđ„đŠđłđŽđ”đąđŻđ„ đ”đ©đȘđŻđšđŽ. đ©đąđ·đȘđŻđš đ”đ©đȘđŽ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đźđŠđąđŻ đ°đŻđŠ đ”đąđđŹđŽ đą đđ°đ” đ°đł đŻđ°đ” đąđ” đąđđ. đđ°đ·đŠđŽ đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đŽđȘđŁđđȘđŻđšđŽ; đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đąđŻđŻđ°đș đ”đ©đŠđź đ°đŻ đ±đ¶đłđ±đ°đŽđŠ đ°đ¶đ” đ°đ§ đđ°đ·đŠ. đ”đ©đŠ đźđ°đŽđ” đŠđčđ€đȘđ”đȘđŻđš, đ€đ¶đłđȘđ°đ¶đŽ đŹđȘđ„.
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đ€đąđŻđ€đŠđł đȘđŽ đą đ€đąđłđ„đȘđŻđąđ đžđąđ”đŠđł đŽđȘđšđŻ đ”đ©đąđ” đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠ đ§đ°đ¶đłđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ, đłđ¶đđȘđŻđš đ©đ°đźđŠ, đłđ°đ°đ”đŽ, đ§đąđźđȘđđș, đąđŻđ„ đ§đŠđźđȘđŻđȘđŻđȘđ”đș. đ€đąđŻđ€đŠđł đȘđŽ đąđđŽđ° đłđ¶đđŠđ„ đŁđș đ”đ©đŠ đźđ°đ°đŻ, đŽđ° đȘđ” đȘđŽ đ·đŠđłđș đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ§đŠđŠđđȘđŻđšđŽ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đ€đąđŻđ€đŠđł đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đŁđŠ đ”đ©đŠ đŽđ”đŠđłđŠđ°đ”đșđ±đȘđ€đąđ đ€đłđșđŁđąđŁđș (đŽđ° đŽđ°đłđłđș đ”đ° đŽđąđș đ”đ©đȘđŽ, đŁđ¶đ” đ đ©đąđ·đŠ đ”đ° đŁđŠ đ©đ°đŻđŠđŽđ”). đ”đ©đŠđș đźđąđș đ€đąđ”đŠđšđ°đłđȘđ»đŠđ„ đąđŽ đŠđźđ±đąđ”đ©đŽ đąđŻđ„ đ”đ©đȘđŻđŹ đźđ°đłđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đŠđźđ°đ”đȘđ°đŻđŽ đ·đŠđłđŽđ¶đŽ đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đźđȘđŻđ„. đ”đ©đŠđș đźđąđș đŁđŠ đ·đŠđłđș đ€đđ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đ°đł đ€đ°đŻđŻđŠđ€đ”đŠđ„ đ”đ° đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ§đąđźđȘđđș. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đąđ”đ”đąđ€đ©đŠđ„ đ”đ° đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đźđ°đźâđŽ đ©đȘđ± đŽđȘđŻđ€đŠ đŁđȘđłđ”đ©. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đąđđŽđ° đŁđŠ đ·đŠđłđș đȘđŻ đ”đ¶đŻđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ§đŠđźđȘđŻđȘđŻđŠ đŽđȘđ„đŠ đ°đł đąđ±đ±đŠđąđł đ”đ° đŁđŠ đ§đŠđźđȘđŻđȘđŻđŠ đ”đ° đ°đ”đ©đŠđłđŽ. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đ€đ°đźđŠ đ°đ§đ§ đąđŽ đą đźđ°đ”đ©đŠđł đ§đȘđšđ¶đłđŠ. đ”đ©đŠđș đźđȘđšđ©đ” đ©đąđ·đŠ đą đŽđ”đłđ°đŻđš đȘđŻđ”đ¶đȘđ”đȘđ°đŻ.
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đđŠđ° đȘđŽ đą đ§đȘđčđŠđ„ đ§đȘđłđŠ đŽđȘđšđŻ đłđ¶đđŠđ„ đŁđș đ”đ©đŠ đŽđ¶đŻ. đ”đ©đȘđŽ đŽđȘđšđŻ đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠ đ§đȘđ§đ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đđŠđ° đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đ”đŠđŻđ„ đ”đ° đŁđŠ đ”đ©đŠ đŠđźđŁđ°đ„đȘđźđŠđŻđ” đ°đ§ đ”đ©đŠ đŽđ¶đŻ. đ·đŠđłđș đ€đłđŠđąđ”đȘđ·đŠ đąđŻđ„ đ€đ©đȘđđ„đđȘđŹđŠ. đ”đ©đŠđșâđłđŠ đąđđŽđ° đ°đŻđŠ đ”đ° đ§đ°đđđ°đž đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ©đŠđąđłđ” đąđŻđ„ đ„đłđŠđąđźđŽ đŁđŠđ€đąđ¶đŽđŠ đ°đ§ đ©đ°đž đ€đđ°đŽđŠ đ”đ©đŠđș đ§đŠđŠđ đ”đ° đ”đ©đŠđź. đ€đąđŻ đŁđŠ đ·đŠđłđș đ€đ°đŻđ§đȘđ„đŠđŻđ”. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đ„đłđąđźđą đČđ¶đŠđŠđŻđŽ/đŹđȘđŻđšđŽ/đłđ°đșđąđđ”đș. đđ°đ·đŠđŽ đą đšđ°đ°đ„ đđąđ¶đšđ© đąđŻđ„ đ”đŠđŻđ„đŽ đ”đ° đđȘđšđ©đ”đŠđŻ đ”đ©đŠ đźđ°đ°đ„. đźđąđș đąđđŽđ° đ©đąđ·đŠ đđŠđąđ„đŠđłđŽđ©đȘđ± đČđ¶đąđđȘđ”đȘđŠđŽ đŠđ·đŠđŻ đȘđ§ đ”đ©đŠđș đ„đ°đŻâđ” đ§đŠđŠđ đđȘđŹđŠ đ°đŻđŠ. đ§đ¶đđ đ°đ§ đđȘđ§đŠ đąđŻđ„ đ©đąđ±đ±đȘđŻđŠđŽđŽ.
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đ·đȘđłđšđ° đȘđŽ đą đźđ¶đ”đąđŁđđŠ đŠđąđłđ”đ© đŽđȘđšđŻ đąđđŽđ° đłđ¶đđŠđ„ đŁđș đźđŠđłđ€đ¶đłđș, đđȘđŹđŠ đ°đ¶đł đ§đłđȘđŠđŻđ„ đšđŠđźđȘđŻđȘ. đȘđ” đȘđŽ đąđđŽđ° đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠ đŽđȘđčđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đ·đȘđłđšđ° đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đ¶đŻđȘđŻđ”đŠđŻđ”đȘđ°đŻđąđđđș đŁđŠ đ±đŠđłđ§đŠđ€đ”đȘđ°đŻđȘđŽđ”đŽ (đ°đł đ”đ°đ”đąđđđș đ°đŻ đ±đ¶đłđ±đ°đŽđŠ đđźđąđ°). đ±đąđșđŽ đąđ”đ”đŠđŻđ”đȘđ°đŻ đ”đ° đ”đ©đŠ đđȘđ”đ”đđŠ đ„đŠđ”đąđȘđđŽ đȘđŻ đ°đłđ„đŠđł đ”đ° đ§đ¶đđđș đ¶đŻđ„đŠđłđŽđ”đąđŻđ„ đ”đ©đŠ đŁđȘđšđšđŠđł đ±đȘđ€đ”đ¶đłđŠ. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đ°đ·đŠđłđđș đ€đ°đŻđ€đŠđłđŻđŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ©đŠđąđđ”đ©. đźđąđș đ€đ°đźđŠ đ°đ§đ§ đąđŽ đ€đ°đđ„ đŁđŠđ€đąđ¶đŽđŠ đ°đ§ đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ±đŠđłđ§đŠđ€đ”đȘđ°đŻ đ”đŠđŻđ„đŠđŻđ€đȘđŠđŽ. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đ·đŠđłđș đ„đłđąđžđŻ đ”đ° đŽđŠđłđ·đȘđŻđš đąđŻđ„ đ±đđŠđąđŽđȘđŻđš đ°đ”đ©đŠđłđŽ. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đšđąđȘđŻ đŽđ”đłđŠđŻđšđ”đ© đąđŻđ„ đ©đąđ±đ±đȘđŻđŠđŽđŽ đ§đłđ°đź đ©đŠđđ±đȘđŻđš đ°đ”đ©đŠđłđŽ.
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đđȘđŁđłđą đȘđŽ đąđŻ đąđȘđłđș đ€đąđłđ„đȘđŻđąđ đŽđȘđšđŻ đłđ¶đđŠđ„ đŁđș đ·đŠđŻđ¶đŽ đąđŻđ„ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠ đŽđŠđ·đŠđŻđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đđȘđŁđłđą đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đŁđŠ đ·đŠđłđș đ€đ©đąđłđźđȘđŻđš/đąđ”đ”đłđąđ€đ”đȘđ·đŠ đŁđŠđ€đąđ¶đŽđŠ đ°đ§ đ”đ©đŠ đłđŠđđąđ”đȘđ°đŻ đ”đ° đ·đŠđŻđ¶đŽ. đ”đ©đȘđŽ đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đȘđŻ đą đ±đ©đșđŽđȘđ€đąđ đŁđŠđąđ¶đ”đș đ”đșđ±đŠ đ°đ§ đžđąđș đ°đł đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đžđ°đłđ„đŽ/đ”đ©đŠ đžđąđș đ”đ©đŠđș đ±đłđŠđŽđŠđŻđ” đ”đ©đŠđźđŽđŠđđ·đŠđŽ. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đłđŠđđąđ”đŠ đ”đ° đ°đ”đ©đŠđłđŽ đŠđąđŽđȘđđș. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đŽđŠđŠđŻ đąđŽ đą đŁđŠđŽđ” đ§đłđȘđŠđŻđ„ đ”đ° đ°đ”đ©đŠđłđŽ đȘđźđźđŠđ„đȘđąđ”đŠđđș. đ±đŠđ°đ±đđŠ đźđąđș đ°đ±đŠđŻ đ¶đ± đ”đ° đ”đ©đŠđź đŠđąđŽđȘđđș đŁđŠđ€đąđ¶đŽđŠ đ°đ§ đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ€đ©đąđłđź đąđŻđ„ đąđŁđȘđđȘđ”đș đ”đ° đźđąđŹđŠ đ±đŠđ°đ±đđŠ đ§đŠđŠđ đłđŠđđąđčđŠđ„, đđȘđŹđŠ đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đžđȘđ”đ© đą đ§đłđȘđŠđŻđ„. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đđ°đ·đŠ đ©đąđ·đȘđŻđš đą đŁđ¶đŻđ€đ© đ°đ§ đ§đłđȘđŠđŻđ„đŽ đ°đł đąđđžđąđșđŽ đŁđŠđȘđŻđš đŽđ¶đłđłđ°đ¶đŻđ„đŠđ„ đŁđș đ±đŠđ°đ±đđŠ.
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đŽđ€đ°đłđ±đȘđ° đȘđŽ đą đžđąđ”đŠđłđș đ§đȘđčđŠđ„ đŽđȘđšđŻ đłđ¶đđŠđ„ đŁđș đ±đđ¶đ”đ° đąđŻđ„ đźđąđłđŽ (đ„đŠđ±đŠđŻđ„đȘđŻđš đ°đŻ đąđŻđ€đȘđŠđŻđ”/đ€đ¶đłđłđŠđŻđ” đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đȘđ°đŻđŽ). đȘđ” đȘđŽ đąđđŽđ° đ€đ°đŻđŻđŠđ€đ”đŠđ„ đ”đ° đ”đ©đŠ đŠđȘđšđ©đ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đŽđ€đ°đłđ±đȘđ° đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đ€đ°đźđŠ đ°đ§đ§ đąđŽ đ€đđ°đŽđŠđ„ đ°đł đŽđ€đąđłđș đ”đ° đ°đ”đ©đŠđłđŽ. đźđąđș đŁđŠ đȘđŻđ”đŠđłđŠđŽđ”đŠđ„ đȘđŻ đ”đ©đȘđŻđšđŽ đ”đ©đąđ” đąđłđŠ đ€đ°đŻđŽđȘđ„đŠđłđŠđ„ đ”đ° đŁđŠ đ”đąđŁđ°đ°. đ€đąđŻ đŁđŠ đ°đ±đŠđŻ đąđŻđ„ đ±đłđ°đ¶đ„ đąđŁđ°đ¶đ” đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ”đąđŁđ°đ° đđȘđŹđŠđŽ. đșđ°đ¶ đŹđŻđ°đž đȘđŻ âđ€đąđ±đ”đąđȘđŻ đ©đ°đ°đŹâ đžđ©đŠđŻ đźđŠđšđąđŻ đ”đ©đŠđŠ đŽđ”đąđđđȘđ°đŻ đŽđąđșđŽ âđȘ đšđ°đ”đ”đą đŽđžđȘđ”đ€đ© đ¶đ± đźđș đ©đąđȘđł đŠđ·đŠđłđșđ„đąđșâ? đŽđ€đ°đłđ±đȘđ° đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đđȘđ·đŠ đŁđș đ”đ©đąđ” đđșđłđȘđ€. đ±đłđ°đŻđŠ đ”đ° đ€đ©đąđŻđšđȘđŻđš đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đąđ±đ±đŠđąđłđąđŻđ€đŠ/đąđŠđŽđ”đ©đŠđ”đȘđ€ đąđđ đ”đ©đŠ đ”đȘđźđŠ. đźđąđș đŻđ°đ” đđȘđŹđŠ đ”đ©đŠ đȘđ„đŠđą đ°đ§ đŁđŠđȘđŻđš đ±đ¶đ” đȘđŻđ”đ° đą đŁđ°đč. đźđąđș đ§đȘđŻđ„ đȘđ” đŠđąđŽđș đ”đ° đ”đąđ± đȘđŻđ”đ° đŽđŠđčđ¶đąđ/đ§đđȘđłđ”đąđ”đȘđ°đ¶đŽ đąđŁđȘđđȘđ”đȘđŠđŽ đŁđŠđ€đąđ¶đŽđŠ đ±đŠđ°đ±đđŠ đ§đȘđŻđ„ đ”đ©đŠđź đ©đșđ±đŻđ°đ”đȘđ»đȘđŻđš.
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đŽđąđšđȘđ”đ”đąđłđȘđ¶đŽ đȘđŽ đą đźđ¶đ”đąđŁđđŠ đ§đȘđłđŠ đŽđȘđšđŻ đłđ¶đđŠđ„ đŁđș đ«đ¶đ±đȘđ”đŠđł đąđŻđ„ đąđđȘđšđŻđŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠ đŻđȘđŻđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đŽđąđšđȘđ”đ”đąđłđȘđ¶đŽ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đąđđžđąđșđŽ đ©đąđ·đŠ đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đŻđ°đŽđŠ đȘđŻ đą đŁđ°đ°đŹ đ°đł đąđŽđŹđŠđ„ âđžđ©đșâ đą đđ°đ” đąđŽ đą đŹđȘđ„. đ·đŠđłđș đ€đ¶đłđȘđ°đ¶đŽ đąđŻđ„ đąđđžđąđșđŽ đŽđŠđŠđŹđȘđŻđš đźđ°đłđŠ đŹđŻđ°đžđđŠđ„đšđŠ. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đ©đąđ·đŠ đŽđ±đŠđ€đȘđ§đȘđ€ đȘđŻđ”đŠđłđŠđŽđ”đŽ đ”đ©đąđ” đ”đ©đŠđș đŹđŻđ°đž đŠđ·đŠđłđșđ”đ©đȘđŻđš đąđŁđ°đ¶đ”. đźđąđș đđ°đ·đŠ đ”đ©đŠ đȘđ„đŠđą (đ°đł đąđ€đ”đ¶đąđđđș) đ”đłđąđ·đŠđđȘđŻđš. đ€đ¶đłđȘđ°đ¶đŽ đąđŁđ°đ¶đ” đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đ”đ©đąđ” đąđłđŠ đ„đȘđ§đ§đŠđłđŠđŻđ” đ§đłđ°đź đ”đ©đŠđź. đ°đŻđŠ đ”đ° đŻđ°đ” đ€đąđłđŠ đąđŁđ°đ¶đ” đ©đ°đž đ°đ”đ©đŠđłđŽ đŽđŠđŠ đ”đ©đŠđź đŻđ°đł đąđŁđ°đ¶đ” đŁđąđłđłđȘđŠđłđŽ. đ€đłđąđ·đŠđŽ đ”đ° đ¶đŻđ„đŠđłđŽđ”đąđŻđ„ đŠđ·đŠđłđșđ”đ©đȘđŻđš. đźđąđș đ©đąđ”đŠ đŻđ°đ” đ©đąđ·đȘđŻđš đąđŻđŽđžđŠđłđŽ đ°đł đ©đąđ·đȘđŻđš đ”đ©đȘđŻđšđŽ đŁđŠ đ€đđ°đ¶đ„đș. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đŽđŠđŠđŻ đąđŽ đ”đ©đŠ đŽđ”đŠđłđŠđ°đ”đșđ±đȘđ€đąđ âđŽđźđąđłđ” đŹđȘđ„â.
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đ€đąđ±đłđȘđ€đ°đłđŻ đȘđŽ đą đ€đąđłđ„đȘđŻđąđ đŠđąđłđ”đ© đŽđȘđšđŻ đłđ¶đđŠđ„ đŁđș đŽđąđ”đ¶đłđŻ. đąđđȘđšđŻđŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠ đ”đŠđŻđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đ€đąđ±đłđȘđ€đ°đłđŻ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đŁđŠ đŽđŠđŠđŻ đąđŽ đ©đŠđąđ„đŽđ”đ°đŻđš đ°đł đ·đȘđŠđžđŠđ„ đąđŽ đą đđŠđąđ„đŠđł. đ”đŠđŻđ„ đ”đ° đ°đ·đŠđłđžđ°đłđŹ đ”đ©đŠđźđŽđŠđđ·đŠđŽ. đ€đąđŻ đŁđŠ đŽđŠđŠđŻ đąđŽ đŽđ°đźđŠđ°đŻđŠ đžđ©đ° đšđłđ°đ¶đŻđ„đŽ đ°đ”đ©đŠđłđŽ đąđŻđ„ đŁđłđȘđŻđšđŽ đ”đ©đŠđź đŁđąđ€đŹ đ”đ° đłđŠđąđđȘđ”đș. đłđŠđąđđȘđŽđ”. đźđąđș đđ°đ·đŠ đ”đ©đŠ đ±đłđ°đ€đŠđŽđŽ đ°đ§ đ€đđȘđźđŁđȘđŻđš đłđąđŻđŹđŽ. đđ°đ·đŠđŽ đ€đ°đźđ±đđŠđ”đȘđŻđš đ”đ©đȘđŻđšđŽ đąđŻđ„ đłđŠđ€đŠđȘđ·đȘđŻđš đąđžđąđłđ„đŽ. đžđąđŻđ”đŽ đ”đ° đŁđŠ đłđŠđ€đ°đšđŻđȘđ»đŠđ„ đ§đ°đł đžđ©đąđ” đ”đ©đŠđș đ„đ°. đźđąđș đ©đąđ·đŠ đŁđŠđŠđŻ đ”đ©đŠ đŹđȘđ„ đ”đ©đąđ” đ©đąđ„ đ©đ¶đŻđ„đłđŠđ„đŽ đ°đ§ đ”đłđ°đ±đ©đȘđŠđŽ đšđłđ°đžđȘđŻđš đ¶đ±.
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đąđČđ¶đąđłđȘđ¶đŽ đȘđŽ đą đ§đȘđčđŠđ„ đąđȘđł đŽđȘđšđŻ đłđ¶đđŠđ„ đŁđș đ¶đłđąđŻđ¶đŽ đąđŻđ„ đŽđąđ”đ¶đłđŻ. đȘđ” đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠ đŠđđŠđ·đŠđŻđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đąđŻ đąđČđ¶đąđłđȘđ¶đŽ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đ§đŠđŠđ đ·đŠđłđș đ€đ°đŻđŻđŠđ€đ”đŠđ„ đ”đ° đšđŠđŻđŠđłđąđ”đȘđ°đŻđąđ đȘđŽđŽđ¶đŠđŽ. đźđąđș đŁđŠ đȘđŻđ”đŠđłđŠđŽđ”đŠđ„ đȘđŻ đ€đȘđ·đȘđ/đ©đ¶đźđąđŻ đłđȘđšđ©đ”đŽ đąđŻđ„ đ€đłđŠđąđ”đȘđŻđš đą đŁđŠđ”đ”đŠđł đžđ°đłđđ„. đźđąđș đŁđŠ đŠđźđ±đąđ”đ©đŽ. đźđąđș đ§đȘđŻđ„ đȘđ” đŠđąđŽđș đ”đ° đŹđŠđŠđ± đ§đłđȘđŠđŻđ„đŽ đąđŻđ„ đ€đ°đŻđŻđŠđ€đ” đžđȘđ”đ© đ°đ”đ©đŠđłđŽ. đ”đ©đŠ đ”đșđ±đŠ đ°đ§ đ§đłđȘđŠđŻđ„ đ”đ° đ€đłđŠđąđ”đŠ đą đšđłđ°đ¶đ± đ€đ©đąđ” đ”đ° đźđąđŹđŠ đŠđ·đŠđłđșđ°đŻđŠ đ€đ°đźđŠ đ”đ°đšđŠđ”đ©đŠđł đ”đ° đ„đ° đą đłđąđŻđ„đ°đź đąđ€đ”đȘđ·đȘđ”đș. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đ”đ©đȘđŻđŹ đą đđ°đ” đąđŁđ°đ¶đ” đ”đ©đŠ đ§đ¶đ”đ¶đłđŠ. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đ©đ°đđ„ đ°đŻđ”đ° đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ„đłđŠđąđźđŽ đąđŻđ„ đžđȘđŽđ©đŠđŽ đ§đ°đł đą đđȘđ§đŠđ”đȘđźđŠ. đžđąđŻđ”đŽ đŁđŠđ”đ”đŠđł đ§đ°đł đŠđ·đŠđłđșđ°đŻđŠ.
đđđđđđ
đ±đȘđŽđ€đŠđŽ đȘđŽ đą đžđąđ”đŠđłđș đźđ¶đ”đąđŁđđŠ đŽđȘđšđŻ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đŻđŠđ±đ”đ¶đŻđŠ đąđŻđ„ đ«đ¶đ±đȘđ”đŠđł (đ„đŠđ±đŠđŻđ„đŽ đ°đŻ đ€đ¶đłđłđŠđŻđ”/đąđŻđ€đȘđŠđŻđ” đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đȘđ°đŻđŽ). đȘđ” đȘđŽ đąđđȘđšđŻđŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠ đ”đžđŠđđ§đ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đ±đȘđŽđ€đŠđŽ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đŽđŠđŠđŻ đąđŽ đ„đłđŠđąđźđș. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đ©đąđ·đŠ đšđłđŠđąđ” đȘđŻđ”đ¶đȘđ”đȘđ°đŻ. đ°đŻđŠ đ”đ° đđȘđ·đŠ đȘđŻ đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ°đžđŻ đ©đŠđąđ„. đźđąđș đąđđžđąđșđŽ đŁđŠ đ§đ°đ€đ¶đŽđȘđŻđš đ°đŻ đ©đ°đž đ”đ° đźđąđŹđŠ đ”đ©đŠđźđŽđŠđđ·đŠđŽ đŁđŠđ”đ”đŠđł/đŁđŠ đŁđŠđ”đ”đŠđł đ±đŠđ°đ±đđŠ. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đŽđŠđŻđŽđȘđ”đȘđ·đŠ đžđ©đŠđŻ đȘđ” đ€đ°đźđŠđŽ đ”đ° đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ§đŠđŠđđȘđŻđšđŽ. đźđąđș đ±đȘđ€đŹ đ¶đ± đ°đŻ đ”đ©đŠ đđȘđ”đ”đđŠ đ”đ©đȘđŻđšđŽ đąđŁđ°đ¶đ” đ±đŠđ°đ±đđŠ. đą đžđąđ”đ€đ©đŠđł. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đ°đŻđŠ đ”đ©đąđ”âđŽ đŽđ°đźđŠđ©đ°đž đ€đ°đŻđŻđŠđ€đ”đŠđ„ đ”đ° đ”đ©đŠ đ·đŠđȘđ/đ°đ”đ©đŠđł đŽđȘđ„đŠ/đ”đ©đŠ đ„đŠđąđ„. đźđąđș đ§đȘđŻđ„ đȘđ” đŠđąđŽđș đ”đ° đ¶đŻđ„đŠđłđŽđ”đąđŻđ„ đ”đ©đŠđź đ°đł đ€đ°đźđźđ¶đŻđȘđ€đąđ”đŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠđź. đ€đłđȘđ”đȘđ€đąđ đ”đ©đȘđŻđŹđŠđłđŽ.
đđ. đđđđđđđđđđđđđ đđ đ đđđđđđđđ: đđ đđđ đđđđđđ
ÊÉšÊsȶ:
đ”đ©đŠ đ§đȘđłđŽđ” đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ±đ©đșđŽđȘđ€đąđ đ”đłđąđȘđ”đŽ, đ©đ°đž đșđ°đ¶ đŽđŠđŠđź đ”đ° đ°đ”đ©đŠđłđŽ đ°đŻ đ§đȘđłđŽđ” đȘđźđ±đłđŠđŽđŽđȘđ°đŻ, đȘđ„đŠđŻđ”đȘđ”đș, đąđŻđ„ đŽđŠđđ§ đŠđčđ±đłđŠđŽđŽđȘđ°đŻ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đ§đȘđłđŽđ” đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đŁđŠ đ·đŠđłđș đ§đ°đ€đ¶đŽđŠđ„ đ°đŻ đ”đ©đŠđźđŽđŠđđ·đŠđŽ. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đ·đŠđłđș đ€đ°đŻđ§đȘđ„đŠđŻđ” đȘđŻ đŹđŻđ°đžđȘđŻđš đžđ©đąđ” đ”đ©đŠđșâđłđŠ đźđŠđąđŻđ” đ”đ° đ„đ° đȘđŻ đ”đ©đȘđŽ đđȘđ§đŠ. đŹđŻđ°đž đŠđčđąđ€đ”đđș đžđ©đ° đ”đ©đŠđș đąđłđŠ đąđŻđ„ đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đ€đ°đźđŠ đ°đ§đ§ đąđŽ đ”đ©đŠ đŽđ”đŠđłđŠđ°đ”đșđ±đŠ đ°đ§ đžđ©đąđ”đŠđ·đŠđł đŽđȘđšđŻ đ”đ©đŠđș đ©đąđ·đŠ đȘđŻ đ”đ©đȘđŽ đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ.
sÉÆÖ ŐŒÉ:
đ”đ©đŠ đŽđŠđ€đ°đŻđ„ đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ±đ°đŽđŽđŠđŽđŽđȘđ°đŻđŽ, đźđ°đŻđŠđș, đ„đąđȘđđș đłđ°đ¶đ”đȘđŻđŠđŽ đ·đąđđ¶đŠđŽ, đąđŻđ„ đžđ°đłđŹ đŠđ”đ©đȘđ€. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đŽđŠđ€đ°đŻđ„ đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đ·đŠđłđș đŹđŠđŠđŻ đ°đŻ đŽđ”đȘđ€đŹđȘđŻđš đ”đ° đłđ°đ¶đ”đȘđŻđŠđŽ đ°đł đđąđ€đŹđŽđȘđ„đąđŽđȘđ€đąđ. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đšđ°đ°đ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ©đąđŻđ„đđȘđŻđš đźđ°đŻđŠđș đąđŻđ„ đ€đ°đŻđŽđ”đąđŻđ”đđș đ§đŠđŠđ đ”đ©đŠ đŻđŠđŠđ„ đ”đ° đ©đąđ·đŠ đą đ«đ°đŁ. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đąđđŽđ° đŁđŠ đłđŠđ€đŹđđŠđŽđŽ đŽđ±đŠđŻđ„đŠđłđŽ đ°đł đŽđ¶đ±đŠđł đŽđąđ·đŠđł đ„đŠđ±đŠđŻđ„đȘđŻđš đ°đŻ đ”đ©đŠ đ±đđąđŻđŠđ”đŽ đąđŻđ„ đŽđȘđšđŻ đȘđŻ đ”đ©đȘđŽ đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ.
ȶɊɚÊÉ:
đ”đ©đŠ đ”đ©đȘđłđ„ đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ€đ°đźđźđ¶đŻđȘđ€đąđ”đȘđ°đŻ, đŽđȘđŁđđȘđŻđšđŽ, đąđŻđ„ đŠđąđłđđș đŠđ„đ¶đ€đąđ”đȘđ°đŻ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đ”đ©đȘđłđ„ đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đ§đȘđŻđ„ đȘđ” đŠđąđŽđș đ”đ° đŽđ±đŠđąđŹ đ”đ° đ°đ”đ©đŠđłđŽ đąđŻđ„ đŽđ±đąđłđŹ đ¶đ± đ€đ°đŻđ·đŠđłđŽđąđ”đȘđ°đŻđŽ. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đšđ°đ°đ„ đąđ” đžđłđȘđ”đȘđŻđš. đ”đ©đŠđș đźđȘđšđ©đ” đłđŠđźđȘđŻđȘđŽđ€đŠ đą đđ°đ” đ°đŻ đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ€đ©đȘđđ„đ©đ°đ°đ„ đșđŠđąđłđŽ đąđŻđ„ đ€đ°đ„đ„đđŠ đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đŽđȘđŁđđȘđŻđšđŽ.
ÊÖ ÊÊȶɊ:
đ”đ©đŠ đ§đ°đ¶đłđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ©đ°đźđŠ, đ§đąđźđȘđđș, đłđ°đ°đ”đŽ, đŠđźđ°đ”đȘđ°đŻđŽ, đžđ°đźđŠđŻ, đąđŻđ„ đ§đŠđźđȘđŻđȘđŻđȘđ”đș. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đ§đ°đ¶đłđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đ„đŠđ±đŠđŻđ„ đ©đŠđąđ·đȘđđș đ°đŻ đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ§đąđźđȘđđș. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đ©đąđ·đŠ đ·đŠđłđș đ§đŠđźđȘđŻđȘđŻđŠ đ§đŠđąđ”đ¶đłđŠđŽ đ°đł đ€đ°đźđŠ đ°đ§đ§ đ”đ©đąđ” đžđąđș. đ”đ©đŠđș đźđąđș đ”đ©đȘđŻđŹ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đŠđźđ°đ”đȘđ°đŻđŽ đąđŻđ„ đłđŠđđș đ°đŻ đ”đ©đŠđź đ©đŠđąđ·đȘđđș.
ÊÉšÊȶɊ:
đ”đ©đŠ đ§đȘđ§đ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ€đłđŠđąđ”đȘđ·đȘđ”đș, đ§đ¶đŻ, đłđ°đźđąđŻđ€đŠ, đ€đ©đȘđđ„đłđŠđŻ, đąđŻđ„ đŽđŠđđ§ đŠđčđ±đłđŠđŽđŽđȘđ°đŻ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đ§đȘđ§đ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đŁđŠ đ·đŠđłđș đ€đłđŠđąđ”đȘđ·đŠ. đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đȘđŻđ”đ° đ”đ©đŠ đąđłđ”đŽ đąđŻđ„ đ”đ©đȘđŻđŹ đ°đ¶đ” đ°đ§ đ”đ©đŠ đŁđ°đč đŻđąđ”đ¶đłđąđđđș. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đšđ°đ°đ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ€đ©đȘđđ„đłđŠđŻ đ°đł đ€đ©đȘđđ„đłđŠđŻ đźđąđș đ§đŠđŠđ đ„đłđąđžđŻ đ”đ° đ”đ©đŠđź. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đąđđŽđ° đŁđŠ đ©đ°đ±đŠđđŠđŽđŽ đłđ°đźđąđŻđ”đȘđ€đŽ.
sɚӌȶɊ:
đ”đ©đŠ đŽđȘđčđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đłđŠđŽđ±đ°đŻđŽđȘđŁđȘđđȘđ”đȘđŠđŽ, đŽđŠđłđ·đȘđ€đŠ, đ©đŠđąđđ”đ©, đžđ°đłđŹ đ©đąđŁđȘđ”đŽ, đąđŻđ„ đ°đłđšđąđŻđȘđ»đąđ”đȘđ°đŻ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đŽđȘđčđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đ°đ·đŠđłđžđ°đłđŹ đ”đ©đŠđźđŽđŠđđ·đŠđŽ đ°đł đ°đ·đŠđłđ”đ©đȘđŻđŹ đ”đ©đȘđŻđšđŽ. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đ°đ·đŠđłđđș đ°đŁđŽđŠđŽđŽđŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ©đŠđąđđ”đ©. đŹđŠđŠđ± đ”đłđąđ€đŹ đ°đ§ đŠđ·đŠđłđșđ”đ©đȘđŻđš. đđ°đ·đŠđŽ đ”đ° đŁđŠ đ©đŠđđ±đ§đ¶đ đąđŻđ„ đŽđŠđłđ·đŠ đ°đ”đ©đŠđłđŽ.
sÉÊÉŐŒÈ¶ÉŠ:
đ”đ©đŠ đŽđŠđ·đŠđŻđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đłđŠđđąđ”đȘđ°đŻđŽđ©đȘđ±đŽ, đźđąđłđłđȘđąđšđŠ, đąđŻđ„ đŽđ©đąđłđȘđŻđš. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đŽđŠđ·đŠđŻđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đąđđŽđ° đŁđŠ đ©đ°đ±đŠđđŠđŽđŽ đłđ°đźđąđŻđ”đȘđ€đŽ. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŻđąđ”đ¶đłđąđđđș đŁđŠ đžđȘđđđȘđŻđš đ”đ° đ°đ±đŠđŻ đ¶đ± đ”đ° đ°đ”đ©đŠđłđŽ. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đ±đłđ°đŻđŠ đ”đ° đ€đ°đŻđŽđ”đąđŻđ”đđș đŁđŠđȘđŻđš đȘđŻ đą đłđŠđđąđ”đȘđ°đŻđŽđ©đȘđ±.
ÉÉšÉąÉŠÈ¶ÉŠ:
đ”đ©đŠ đŠđȘđšđ©đ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đŽđŠđč, đ„đŠđąđ”đ©, đłđŠđŁđȘđłđ”đ©, đąđŻđ„ đźđŠđłđšđȘđŻđš. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đŠđȘđšđ©đ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đ§đŠđŠđ đ€đ°đźđ§đ°đłđ”đąđŁđđŠ đžđ©đŠđŻ đȘđ” đ€đ°đźđŠđŽ đ”đ° đ„đŠđąđđȘđŻđš đžđȘđ”đ© đąđŻđ„ đ”đąđđŹđȘđŻđš đąđŁđ°đ¶đ” đ”đąđŁđ°đ° đ”đ°đ±đȘđ€đŽ. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đ€đ©đąđźđŠđđŠđ°đŻđŽ. đ”đ©đŠđș đźđȘđšđ©đ” đąđđŽđ° đŁđŠ đ€đ°đźđ§đ°đłđ”đąđŁđđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đŽđŠđčđ¶đąđđȘđ”đș.
ŐŒÉšŐŒÈ¶ÉŠ:
đ”đ©đŠ đŻđȘđŻđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đžđȘđŽđ„đ°đź, đŹđŻđ°đžđđŠđ„đšđŠ, đ”đłđąđ·đŠđ, đąđŻđ„ đ±đ©đȘđđ°đŽđ°đ±đ©đș. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đŻđȘđŻđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đ°đŁđŽđŠđŽđŽđŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đšđąđȘđŻđȘđŻđš đŹđŻđ°đžđđŠđ„đšđŠ. đ”đ©đŠđș đźđąđș đđ°đ·đŠ đ”đłđąđ·đŠđđȘđŻđš đąđŻđ„ đŠđŻđšđąđšđȘđŻđš đžđȘđ”đ©/đđŠđąđłđŻđȘđŻđš đąđŁđ°đ¶đ” đ„đȘđ§đ§đŠđłđŠđŻđ” đ€đ¶đđ”đ¶đłđŠđŽ. đ”đ©đŠđș đźđąđș đ€đ°đźđŠ đ°đ§đ§ đąđŽ đžđȘđŽđŠ.
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đ”đ©đŠ đ”đŠđŻđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đłđŠđ±đ¶đ”đąđ”đȘđ°đŻ, đ€đąđłđŠđŠđł, đđ°đŻđš-đ”đŠđłđź đšđ°đąđđŽ, đźđŠđŻ, đąđŻđ„ đźđąđŽđ€đ¶đđȘđŻđȘđ”đș. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đ”đŠđŻđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đŁđŠ đ·đŠđłđș đ§đ°đ€đ¶đŽđŠđ„ đžđ©đŠđŻ đȘđ” đ€đ°đźđŠđŽ đ”đ° đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đšđ°đąđđŽ. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đ©đąđ·đŠ đą đ·đŠđłđș đ±đłđ°đźđȘđŻđŠđŻđ” đłđŠđ±đ¶đ”đąđ”đȘđ°đŻ đ”đ©đąđ” đ§đ°đđđ°đžđŽ đ”đ©đŠđź đąđłđ°đ¶đŻđ„. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đąđđŽđ° đ€đ°đźđŠ đ°đ§đ§ đąđŽ đźđąđŽđ€đ¶đđȘđŻđŠ đ°đł đ©đąđ·đŠ đźđąđŽđ€đ¶đđȘđŻđŠ đ§đŠđąđ”đ¶đłđŠđŽ.
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đ”đ©đŠ đŠđđŠđ·đŠđŻđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ§đłđȘđŠđŻđ„đŽđ©đȘđ±đŽ, đ©đ¶đźđąđŻđȘđ”đąđłđȘđąđŻđȘđŽđź, đ”đŠđ€đ©đŻđ°đđ°đšđș, đąđŻđ„ đ”đ©đŠ đ§đ¶đ”đ¶đłđŠ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đąđŻ đŠđđŠđ·đŠđŻđ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đ§đŠđŠđ đąđŽ đȘđ§ đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ§đłđȘđŠđŻđ„đŽ đąđłđŠ đđȘđŹđŠ đ§đąđźđȘđđș. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đŁđŠ đŠđźđ±đąđ”đ©đŽ đąđŻđ„ đ”đŠđ€đ© đŽđąđ·đ·đș. đ”đ©đŠđș đźđąđș đ”đ©đȘđŻđŹ đąđŁđ°đ¶đ” đ”đ©đŠ đ§đ¶đ”đ¶đłđŠ đą đđ°đ”.
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đ”đ©đŠ đ”đžđŠđđ§đ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đȘđŽ đąđŽđŽđ°đ€đȘđąđ”đŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đ±đłđȘđ·đąđ€đș, đ±đąđŽđ” đŹđąđłđźđą, đŽđ±đȘđłđȘđ”đ¶đąđđȘđ”đș, đŠđŻđ„đȘđŻđšđŽ, đąđŻđ„ đžđ©đąđ”âđŽ đ©đȘđ„đ„đŠđŻ. đ”đ©đ°đŽđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đ”đžđŠđđ§đ”đ© đ©đ°đ¶đŽđŠ đŽđ”đŠđđđȘđ¶đź đźđąđș đ§đŠđŠđ đ·đŠđłđș đ€đ°đŻđŻđŠđ€đ”đŠđ„ đ”đ° đŽđ±đȘđłđȘđ”đ¶đąđđȘđ”đș. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đ§đŠđŠđ đą đ€đ°đŻđŻđŠđ€đ”đȘđ°đŻ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠ đ„đŠđąđ„ đąđŻđ„ đ©đąđ·đŠ đ±đ°đžđŠđłđ§đ¶đ đȘđŻđ”đ¶đȘđ”đȘđ°đŻ. đ”đ©đŠđș đźđąđș đ€đ°đźđŠ đ°đ§đ§ đąđŽ đ°đ”đ©đŠđł-đžđ°đłđđ„đđș. đ”đ©đŠđș đ€đ°đ¶đđ„ đ€đ°đźđŠ đ°đ§đ§ đąđŽ đ€đđ°đŽđŠđ„ đ°đł đŽđ©đș.
âBut what Stefan saw then was like a blow to his stomach. Katherine was smiling â the little secret smile that she had often shared with him. But she was not looking at him. She was looking at Damon.â
â Stefan Salvatore, The Awakening, Chapter 03, p.026
Iâve said this before and Iâll say it again the 11th house is the house of material gains which includes FINANCIAL GAINS and can show us how to gain money
The 2nd house shows how we use our money, store it, etc.
For ex: someone with their venus in the 2nd house may spend lots of money on their lovers and on clothes or beauty products
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COMFORTING REMINDERS àšà§
creation is finished. your desires are yours RIGHT NOW. no oneâs taking them away from you.
time does NOT exist. it is a man-made concept, itâs not based. you are always living in the NOW, what happened in the âpastâ and what is going to happen in the âfutureâ doesnât matter.
youâre doing everything correctly. no âif, but, howâ allowed to question. you are on the right track. keep it going.
once you assumed your desires as facts, you created your new reality and started living in it that very moment.
your mind could NEVER betray you. allow yourself to feel your emotions and live them out. rant about whatever it is thatâs concerning you. as long as you BELIEVE in yourself, you have your desires locked in.
the 3d is NOT the enemy. itâs a mirror. and it always reflects imagination (=what you have faith in). it canât fool you or disobey to you.
you choose for yourself. and you chose to live the life that you always deserved to live. if you have it in imagination, itâs a fact.
if youâre struggling in the 3d right now, just know that you are not alone. and you are heard and loved. if youâre reading this, i just want to let you know that youâre an amazing human being and that you are strong. i love you âĄ
àż I forgot who the inspo for this was, please send me an ask if you know who the original creator was!
â you were always meant to crash and burn // k.s.
          ~ requested by anon
everyone perceives things differently. for me, manifesting something small could mean manifesting a phone â for someone else, it could imply manifesting a compliment. but whatever it is, "big" and "small" manifestations donât exist objectively, but only subjectively â in your mind, according to your beliefs.
now, when it comes to manifesting a pen itâs not more difficult to manifest than a car or a house, unless you think it is. iâm gonna remind you again, itâs called the law of assumption â the law of your assumption! you create the rules, you define things and you declare whatâs true and whatâs not, whatâs real and whatâs not. if you say that an sp (specific person) is easier to manifest than a new job, so be it. but donât make manifesting harder than it actually is for you are completely responsible and in charge of your assumptions!
you are free to entirely throw away any "logical" thinking patterns that do nothing but get in your way, hindering you in your manifestation process. you are in complete control of "logic" and your definition of it. let go of any rules that do not serve you, certain ideas or expectations you have of things that restrict you and create resistance. you are allowed to not believe in things that almost the whole world seems to believe in. you donât need to rationalise anything either â just accept your desires to be yours, for things to be true because you said so.
no, manifesting to attend rihannaâs concert is not gonna be harder to manifest than manifesting a good grade. itâs a piece of cake. you do not need to tell yourself that you have to put in more work or convince yourself that "big" desires require more effort. they donât!
youâre able to desire, meaning you are able to imagine it. and since imagination creates reality, if you werenât able to manifest it, you wouldnât be able to desire it. so stop thinking one manifestation is bigger than the other for you can imagine them ALL, therefore you can have them ALL. fulfill yourself no matter how seemingly small your desires might be. as long as you want them, they are important and worth being materialised.
 â â â â â â â â â â â â love and light, ella.
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Itâs My Life - Bon Jovi
Survivor - Destinyâs Child
You Donât Own Me - Grace ft G-Eazy
Donât Play - Halsey
Fighter - Christina Aguilera
Mount Everest - Labrinth
Remember The Name - Fort Minor ft Styles Of Beyond
Hit Me With Your Best Shot - Pat Benatar
This Is Me - Kesha
Love It If We Made It - The 1975
Do It Like A Dude - Jessie J
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OH MY GOD the horror peeta mustve felt when his name was called out for the reaping and none of his brothers volunteered for him when just mere moments before he watched as katniss volunteered for her sister. none of his brothers chose to keep him alive DESPITE THE FACT THAT 1.) peetaâs older brother - the second mellark son - was old enough to volunteer at the games and 2.) he was stronger than peeta. according to katniss, he won first place in a school wrestling match. peeta came in second. MEANING THIS MELLARK BROTHER HAD HIGHER CHANCES OF WINNING THAN PEETA since physical strength is v important but no. he chose to let his brother go
AND THEN we find out that haymitch chose to keep katniss alive in the 74th hunger games and not peeta. even tho haymitch liked peeta more than katniss. smth similar happens in catching fire where they rescue katniss - AND SEVERAL OTHER TRIBUTES - which results in peeta getting captured by the capitol.
time and time again people have chosen to let peeta go. either because hes not as capable as the others or hes just. Not a priority.
then comes the end of mockingjay where katniss chooses peeta over gale. its an obvious choice of course, considering that gale accidentally got prim killed. BUT that doesnt change the fact that someone finally chose peeta. not as some backup option but as a permanent choice. katniss chose peeta and was determined to NOT let him go.