Millennia ago, Indian astrologers and soothsayers had perfected the art or science of looking into your past and peering into your future through a complex set of calculations based on planetary movements.
But now, the modern-day health gurus seem to have established the strong connect between health and astrology as well.
Ayurveda, the ancient Indian science, promises to be the ultimate antidote for the stressed out urban elites, the rich and the famous.
'Amatrra spa', of Delhi, amalgamates the ancient Indian science of Ayurveda or the art of holistic healing, and astrology. The unique concept of holistic healing and spiritual rejuvenation is based on "health horoscope" or "astro chart" that helps in planetary diagnosis.
Astro-Veda views Earth as a major body of the cosmos and the human body its micro-element and signifies a symbiotic relationship between human body and planets.
Click the link below to read the full article:
http://sify.com/news/planets-decide-health-regime-for-india-s-rich-and-the-famous-news-national-kdvtucececa.html
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Showing posts with label Astrology. Show all posts
Friday, May 28, 2010
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Do you enjoy reading horoscopes?
Do you love astrology or read horoscopes? If so, check this site out. I'd wager to say it's correct 80% of the time. Enjoy.
http://zoemoonastrology.blogspot.com/
http://zoemoonastrology.blogspot.com/
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Mercury in retrograde-Yep that time again.
What to do during this time: Think about your past and how you feel about your current circumstances. Consider if you are happy in your current situation? If not, think of ways to change it. This is a time to rethink, reflect, research, revise and renew. (Keep the RE in mind for the next few weeks). In regards to relationships and partnership matters, our thinking is turned inward. Re-evaluating a partnership and communication style within that relationship is wonderful use of this reflection period.
What not to do during this time: Not a good time for big purchases such as a home, car or electronics. These types of things/items will generally encounter major problems. Don't sign important contracts or paperwork. Try not to get upset over set backs. Expect them so when they happen, you're prepared. Keep cell phone charged, keep a can of fix a flat in the trunk, and don't panic if you leave the directions/invitation with the address on it at home, etc.
If you plan any travels, try to allow for extra time for any problems which might arise. Also, keep your electronic equipment tuned up and working well, and try and take it easy on your nervous system. The nervous system can be on over-drive during the mercury retrograde. So try and allow extra time for sleep and relaxation and why not allow yourself to take some time off from tasks and do some favorite activity you haven’t done in a while.
Mercury retrograde is also a great time to get things done, especially ones that you may have been putting off, like cleaning or organizing and recycling old stuff you no longer need. It’s a time to finish tasks that were started and never went to completion, but it’s usually not a good time for starting new tasks. Brainstorming is easier to do at this time, but generally, things will have an easier time of getting started if you wait until Mercury goes direct.
Brightest blessings for a fun ride!
Remember, be prepared for just about anything. If you find you need a break or an escape, do so. Find your quiet special place and take the time for yourself.
Feel free to let me know your experience - example something breaks or someone comes out of the past from long ago.
Written by L.A.A. any copying without authors consent is strickly prohibited
Monday, February 8, 2010
Astrology and herbs.
Here is an article that I found while I was browsing the internet. This was just perfect timing because I was debating on writing an article about this subject. It tells what each sign rules on the body and what herb is good for these particular signs. I'm excited about it because I will be starting to sell some of these things on my website soon. Please take a look at the article. I'm sure you will find it interesting. (And please keep checking the website frequently for newly listed items that fall into this category).
You may click here to view or just click on the link below.
http://www.greenmuze.com/blogs/natural-notes/2184-astrology-herbs-a-tissue-salts-.html
You may click here to view or just click on the link below.
http://www.greenmuze.com/blogs/natural-notes/2184-astrology-herbs-a-tissue-salts-.html
Monday, January 25, 2010
Astrology Predictions for 2010
I had come across this blog posting, I believe it was by savwafair2012 (at least I think that is the author). The only reason I did not put the link up is because I found two things (advertisements) to be offensive and didn't feel it was professional to publish the link. Yet, I do want to give credit where credit is due - the author.
With two solar eclipses, two lunar eclipses, mercury turning retrograde on three occasions, two rare cardinal crosses and several T crosses, 2010 promises to be a busy year. But what does it mean for the world we live in? Giselle over at Cornerstone Astrology takes a look.
Few will have failed to notice that the world economy is currently undergoing a huge transformation and that change will continue in 2010, claiming more casualties, but eventually paving the way for something better. The fear and uncertainty that has dominated 2009 will be slowly replaced by a determined call for action across the globe. The economy, the environment, politics, philosophy, human rights and the role of government will all come under the scrutiny as the winds of change work their magic.
Ambition could well be the keyword for 2010. It promises to be a year that will be dominated by the need to plan, restructure and aspire to better things. By taking a practical, prudent and disciplined approach to the year we will be building firm foundations for the future.
This is a year where we will be looking at what we most strongly want to accomplish and figuring out how we can achieve those aims and objectives. 2010 is about planning how to replace systems and philosophies that no longer work with radical new ones that will.
Common sense stands everyone in good stead and makes dealing with day to day life that bit easier, however an inability to get properly motivated and feelings of being overwhelmed by change will affect most of us. The trick in 2010 is to make a conscious effort to rise to the challenge and not be overcome by self doubt or excessive caution. On a national and international level, governments will continue to find themselves in situations where they must reform and openly accept change or use fear to maintain the status quo.
Winter through to Spring 2010
We start 2010 with not only Mars in retrograde in Leo, where it will remain until March but also Mercury in retrograde in Capricorn until January 15th. Dont expect communications, travel and business dealings to run smoothly, particularly Mercurys retrograde period. This is an ideal time to plan for the forthcoming year, but take a cautious and disciplined approach and wait until after the 15th to put those plans into action. Just as Mercury goes direct, 2010 has its first solar eclipse when the Sun and Moon are alongside Mercury and Venus in Capricorn. Serious work, an eye for detail and creative thought are the tools that will us move towards a new beginning, prosperity and the realisation of our humanitarian ideals. Momentum will start to gather in this regard once Mars goes direct on March 10th 2010.
Preparation is a major theme for 2010, there are no quick fixes on offer this year, instead people are going to need to work hard and plan well. Once we take responsibility for our own social and economic situation we can embark on a successful plan of action to tackle the problems and finally reap the rewards.
The first half of 2010 will focus on the groundwork that we need to undertake to deal with the rather difficult aspects that occur during the summer months. With Saturn in Virgo for the first half of the year, discussion on the practical efforts to enact more laws to protect the Earths natural resources and secure our own health and wellbeing in the process will be an ongoing theme. Revised limits on carbon emissions will be agreed and more environmental safeguards put in place.
Spring through to Summer 2010
A tricky aspect between Saturn and Uranus arrives on April 26, 2010 signifying more upheaval as the disillusioned people continue to reject ineffectual government administration and demand change. Issues concerning health are thrown into the spotlight during this time, as are scandals that result from the public being deceived yet again. Governments in general will continue to have a very difficult time through May and June, often meeting with resistance from all sides; confidence in authority will hit yet another low. Business, banking and industry will resist regulation and reform while the public will become increasingly frustrated at the governments inability to push through such reform.
Corporate greed and missed opportunities will hit the spotlight in May as Jupiter moves into opposition with a retrograde Saturn. This is a time when we are obliged to go over ground we have already covered. By the time we arrive at the conjunction between Jupiter and Uranus on June 8, 2010 political reform is inevitable. The summer will see more than one government in Europe changing. Social unrest is likely as people become much more vocal in expressing their political and religious beliefs and tensions will run high as those beliefs become increasingly dogmatic and extreme.
The partial lunar eclipse of June 26, 2010 occurs in Capricorn putting relationships on all levels, whether personal, professional, political or diplomatic in the spotlight. The eclipse also acts as the catalyst for a spectacular grand cardinal cross created by the Moon conjunct Pluto, Jupiter conjunct Uranus, Sun conjunct Mercury and last but by no means least, Saturn. A series of significant events with far reaching global implications are unavoidable around this time.
Serious discussions surrounding the control of freedom and availability of knowledge related to nuclear technology may be hampered by a lack of objectivity from all sides and test diplomatic relations to the full. Knowledge can become a weapon as people seek power and control at all costs. In some parts of the world, particularly the South China Sea area, conflict can arise out of sudden and drastic changes, rebellion and extremist views and the need for governments to dominate and control their people. The more effort we put into resolving issues at this time the better the result will be in the long run. Opportunities for progressive ideas and inventions that will benefit mankind and solve exiting problems also come to the fore at this time.
Summer through to Autumn 2010
July 11th brings a total solar eclipse in the Southern Hemisphere highlighting once again the unstoppable process of change that will dominate the second half of 2010.
Things heat up further at the end of July, when a T-cross is formed involving Saturn which is strongly placed in Libra, a weakened Uranus in Aries and a strongly placed Pluto in Capricorn. Human rights and the law will become powerful forces in the quest for change; the danger is that in some countries the civil liberties of their citizens will be compromised to serve the agendas of governments. Natural disasters such as Earthquakes and flooding may cause concern around this time.
There is significant potential during this time for building bridges and forming meaningful alliances based on mutual respect that will be for the betterment of everyone. On a local level this can involve communities coming together and on a national level will involve partnerships with other countries. This period may see the merging of yet more national and multinational companies resulting in stronger and more streamlined ways of working. Long lasting results and positive change can come about during this time provided that those involved are sincere and do not have ulterior motives.
The summer promises to be something of a summer of discontent; in many respects it will be another rather difficult phase that the world must pass through in order to move on. On August 7th, The Moons transit of Cancer forms a second Cardinal cross configuration, with Jupiter, Venus and Pluto. This is an emotionally charged period when people may feel that they have to act to protect their way of life. The summer will see people prepared to go to great lengths to ensure that that action is taken to protect things that are close to their heart. Mass discontent could lead to organised protests and even riots in some parts of the world. The summer will force through much needed change and represents a major turning point in peoples values and beliefs.
As the Moon moves out of Cancer a T- square remains which focuses the energy of Jupiter and Venus though Pluto in Capricorn. Expect to see governments and entrepreneurs continuing to work hard to improve business. Determination is the order of the day, bringing new found optimism as practical structure and value is given to the task of instigating renewal and regeneration across society as a whole. From 21st August until 12th September Mercury goes retrograde in Virgo, be careful of overconfidence at this time and take the time to double check the small print, particularly in regard to travel and health insurance.
Autumn through to Winter 2010
By September, a sense of equilibrium starts to be restored although there are still likely to be the occasional flashpoint as religious ideologies clash and misunderstandings arise. The work done in earlier months to build stronger bridges and working relationships starts to pay off, as do efforts to implement conservative investment strategies, ensuring stability and an eventual return to a more stable economy in 2011.
As Mars squares Neptune at the end of October physical energy levels will tend to decrease a little, although the drive to overcome any and all obstacles remains firm.
A conjunction of Mercury, Mars and Pluto in Capricorn on 12th December, 2010 heightens communication between people in power, giving a more confident feel to a year that has had some serious ups and downs. Caution does need to be exercised though, as good old Mercury is retrograde during this period so there is a danger of misunderstandings or rushing into things without thinking them through. Important decisions should be postponed until after December 30th when Mercury goes direct once more. Generally, December 2010 will be a forward thinking time when the ability to reason and act, particularly in relation to business and finance are strong, even if communication needs careful handling.
If you would like to know what 2010 has in store for you, you can order your own personal 2010 astrology forecast from Cornerstone Astrology by copying and pasting the following link http://www.cornerstone-astrology.com/transit_charts.htm
These detailed personal forecast reports are around 70 pages long. I do not know the cost/price.
Make 2010 YOUR year! Brightest blessings.
With two solar eclipses, two lunar eclipses, mercury turning retrograde on three occasions, two rare cardinal crosses and several T crosses, 2010 promises to be a busy year. But what does it mean for the world we live in? Giselle over at Cornerstone Astrology takes a look.
Few will have failed to notice that the world economy is currently undergoing a huge transformation and that change will continue in 2010, claiming more casualties, but eventually paving the way for something better. The fear and uncertainty that has dominated 2009 will be slowly replaced by a determined call for action across the globe. The economy, the environment, politics, philosophy, human rights and the role of government will all come under the scrutiny as the winds of change work their magic.
Ambition could well be the keyword for 2010. It promises to be a year that will be dominated by the need to plan, restructure and aspire to better things. By taking a practical, prudent and disciplined approach to the year we will be building firm foundations for the future.
This is a year where we will be looking at what we most strongly want to accomplish and figuring out how we can achieve those aims and objectives. 2010 is about planning how to replace systems and philosophies that no longer work with radical new ones that will.
Common sense stands everyone in good stead and makes dealing with day to day life that bit easier, however an inability to get properly motivated and feelings of being overwhelmed by change will affect most of us. The trick in 2010 is to make a conscious effort to rise to the challenge and not be overcome by self doubt or excessive caution. On a national and international level, governments will continue to find themselves in situations where they must reform and openly accept change or use fear to maintain the status quo.
Winter through to Spring 2010
We start 2010 with not only Mars in retrograde in Leo, where it will remain until March but also Mercury in retrograde in Capricorn until January 15th. Dont expect communications, travel and business dealings to run smoothly, particularly Mercurys retrograde period. This is an ideal time to plan for the forthcoming year, but take a cautious and disciplined approach and wait until after the 15th to put those plans into action. Just as Mercury goes direct, 2010 has its first solar eclipse when the Sun and Moon are alongside Mercury and Venus in Capricorn. Serious work, an eye for detail and creative thought are the tools that will us move towards a new beginning, prosperity and the realisation of our humanitarian ideals. Momentum will start to gather in this regard once Mars goes direct on March 10th 2010.
Preparation is a major theme for 2010, there are no quick fixes on offer this year, instead people are going to need to work hard and plan well. Once we take responsibility for our own social and economic situation we can embark on a successful plan of action to tackle the problems and finally reap the rewards.
The first half of 2010 will focus on the groundwork that we need to undertake to deal with the rather difficult aspects that occur during the summer months. With Saturn in Virgo for the first half of the year, discussion on the practical efforts to enact more laws to protect the Earths natural resources and secure our own health and wellbeing in the process will be an ongoing theme. Revised limits on carbon emissions will be agreed and more environmental safeguards put in place.
Spring through to Summer 2010
A tricky aspect between Saturn and Uranus arrives on April 26, 2010 signifying more upheaval as the disillusioned people continue to reject ineffectual government administration and demand change. Issues concerning health are thrown into the spotlight during this time, as are scandals that result from the public being deceived yet again. Governments in general will continue to have a very difficult time through May and June, often meeting with resistance from all sides; confidence in authority will hit yet another low. Business, banking and industry will resist regulation and reform while the public will become increasingly frustrated at the governments inability to push through such reform.
Corporate greed and missed opportunities will hit the spotlight in May as Jupiter moves into opposition with a retrograde Saturn. This is a time when we are obliged to go over ground we have already covered. By the time we arrive at the conjunction between Jupiter and Uranus on June 8, 2010 political reform is inevitable. The summer will see more than one government in Europe changing. Social unrest is likely as people become much more vocal in expressing their political and religious beliefs and tensions will run high as those beliefs become increasingly dogmatic and extreme.
The partial lunar eclipse of June 26, 2010 occurs in Capricorn putting relationships on all levels, whether personal, professional, political or diplomatic in the spotlight. The eclipse also acts as the catalyst for a spectacular grand cardinal cross created by the Moon conjunct Pluto, Jupiter conjunct Uranus, Sun conjunct Mercury and last but by no means least, Saturn. A series of significant events with far reaching global implications are unavoidable around this time.
Serious discussions surrounding the control of freedom and availability of knowledge related to nuclear technology may be hampered by a lack of objectivity from all sides and test diplomatic relations to the full. Knowledge can become a weapon as people seek power and control at all costs. In some parts of the world, particularly the South China Sea area, conflict can arise out of sudden and drastic changes, rebellion and extremist views and the need for governments to dominate and control their people. The more effort we put into resolving issues at this time the better the result will be in the long run. Opportunities for progressive ideas and inventions that will benefit mankind and solve exiting problems also come to the fore at this time.
Summer through to Autumn 2010
July 11th brings a total solar eclipse in the Southern Hemisphere highlighting once again the unstoppable process of change that will dominate the second half of 2010.
Things heat up further at the end of July, when a T-cross is formed involving Saturn which is strongly placed in Libra, a weakened Uranus in Aries and a strongly placed Pluto in Capricorn. Human rights and the law will become powerful forces in the quest for change; the danger is that in some countries the civil liberties of their citizens will be compromised to serve the agendas of governments. Natural disasters such as Earthquakes and flooding may cause concern around this time.
There is significant potential during this time for building bridges and forming meaningful alliances based on mutual respect that will be for the betterment of everyone. On a local level this can involve communities coming together and on a national level will involve partnerships with other countries. This period may see the merging of yet more national and multinational companies resulting in stronger and more streamlined ways of working. Long lasting results and positive change can come about during this time provided that those involved are sincere and do not have ulterior motives.
The summer promises to be something of a summer of discontent; in many respects it will be another rather difficult phase that the world must pass through in order to move on. On August 7th, The Moons transit of Cancer forms a second Cardinal cross configuration, with Jupiter, Venus and Pluto. This is an emotionally charged period when people may feel that they have to act to protect their way of life. The summer will see people prepared to go to great lengths to ensure that that action is taken to protect things that are close to their heart. Mass discontent could lead to organised protests and even riots in some parts of the world. The summer will force through much needed change and represents a major turning point in peoples values and beliefs.
As the Moon moves out of Cancer a T- square remains which focuses the energy of Jupiter and Venus though Pluto in Capricorn. Expect to see governments and entrepreneurs continuing to work hard to improve business. Determination is the order of the day, bringing new found optimism as practical structure and value is given to the task of instigating renewal and regeneration across society as a whole. From 21st August until 12th September Mercury goes retrograde in Virgo, be careful of overconfidence at this time and take the time to double check the small print, particularly in regard to travel and health insurance.
Autumn through to Winter 2010
By September, a sense of equilibrium starts to be restored although there are still likely to be the occasional flashpoint as religious ideologies clash and misunderstandings arise. The work done in earlier months to build stronger bridges and working relationships starts to pay off, as do efforts to implement conservative investment strategies, ensuring stability and an eventual return to a more stable economy in 2011.
As Mars squares Neptune at the end of October physical energy levels will tend to decrease a little, although the drive to overcome any and all obstacles remains firm.
A conjunction of Mercury, Mars and Pluto in Capricorn on 12th December, 2010 heightens communication between people in power, giving a more confident feel to a year that has had some serious ups and downs. Caution does need to be exercised though, as good old Mercury is retrograde during this period so there is a danger of misunderstandings or rushing into things without thinking them through. Important decisions should be postponed until after December 30th when Mercury goes direct once more. Generally, December 2010 will be a forward thinking time when the ability to reason and act, particularly in relation to business and finance are strong, even if communication needs careful handling.
If you would like to know what 2010 has in store for you, you can order your own personal 2010 astrology forecast from Cornerstone Astrology by copying and pasting the following link http://www.cornerstone-astrology.com/transit_charts.htm
These detailed personal forecast reports are around 70 pages long. I do not know the cost/price.
Make 2010 YOUR year! Brightest blessings.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Astrology-what it is, how it works and affects you.
Greetings, everyone. Here is an interesting article I came across called Astrology and your future - by psychic advice in astrology. For those of you not familar with astrology, here is some helpful info for you.
Is it possible to chart our course through life by monitoring the heavens? Astrology is the study of the relationship between planetary motion and life here on earth. Some people believe so deeply in this pseudo science that they consult the advice of astrologers before making any critical decisions in their life. In this article, we’ll explore the mystery of how the planets and stars impact the future.
Astrology is a group of systems, traditions and beliefs by which astrologers acquire information about a person’s personality, strengths and weaknesses. The zodiac is the belt or band of constellations through which the sun, moon and planets transit across the sky. Astrologers noted these constellations and so attached a particular significance to them. The main traditions used by modern astrologers are Western, Chinese and Indian astrology. Indian and Western versions use an astrological chart or horoscope for an event based on the position of the sun, moon and planets at the moment of the event. Indian astrology uses the sidereal zodiac, linking the signs of the zodiac to their original constellations, while Western astrology uses the tropical zodiac.
Practitioners of astrology believe that the positions of the planets affect nearly every aspect of a person’s life. Each planet is associated with a sign and a different energy in life. It assigns meaning to each unique time so that we can understand its special significance in our lives and act accordingly. It presumes that a meaningful link exists between exactly when someone is born and the qualities inherent to his personality. Astrologers study our birth charts to gain insight into our potential gifts, challenges, opportunities, internal conflicts and difficult lessons. By using astrology, we can learn more about ourselves and what we may expect during particular periods of time, so we’re able to behave more consciously and increase our likelihood of achieving personal satisfaction.
Astrologers gauge timing based on knowledge of how planets act when traveling through the different zodiac signs. This is from where the idea that astrologers can predict the future is derived. The term zodiac denotes an annual cycle of twelve stations along the ecliptic, the apparent path of the sun across the heavens through the constellations that divide the ecliptic into twelve equal zones of celestial longitude. The zodiac is the first known celestial coordinate system. The sign that a person is born under in believed to determine their personality traits. For instance, people born under the astrological sign of Scorpio are believed to be forceful, intuitive and passionate while someone who is a Pisces is supposed to be sensitive, kind and unworldly.
Astrology is not meant to predict the future. Instead, individuals are supposed to use the information provided by the heavens to make good decisions about their life. The outcome of one’s fate is still a matter of personal choice. While astrology may seem implausible to some people, others truly believe that their destiny is written in the stars.
I hope this helps explain a few things about astrology. There are quite a few reputable advisors on KEEN and elsewhere who work with and do astrology charts, if you are interested. Brightest blessings.
Is it possible to chart our course through life by monitoring the heavens? Astrology is the study of the relationship between planetary motion and life here on earth. Some people believe so deeply in this pseudo science that they consult the advice of astrologers before making any critical decisions in their life. In this article, we’ll explore the mystery of how the planets and stars impact the future.
Astrology is a group of systems, traditions and beliefs by which astrologers acquire information about a person’s personality, strengths and weaknesses. The zodiac is the belt or band of constellations through which the sun, moon and planets transit across the sky. Astrologers noted these constellations and so attached a particular significance to them. The main traditions used by modern astrologers are Western, Chinese and Indian astrology. Indian and Western versions use an astrological chart or horoscope for an event based on the position of the sun, moon and planets at the moment of the event. Indian astrology uses the sidereal zodiac, linking the signs of the zodiac to their original constellations, while Western astrology uses the tropical zodiac.
Practitioners of astrology believe that the positions of the planets affect nearly every aspect of a person’s life. Each planet is associated with a sign and a different energy in life. It assigns meaning to each unique time so that we can understand its special significance in our lives and act accordingly. It presumes that a meaningful link exists between exactly when someone is born and the qualities inherent to his personality. Astrologers study our birth charts to gain insight into our potential gifts, challenges, opportunities, internal conflicts and difficult lessons. By using astrology, we can learn more about ourselves and what we may expect during particular periods of time, so we’re able to behave more consciously and increase our likelihood of achieving personal satisfaction.
Astrologers gauge timing based on knowledge of how planets act when traveling through the different zodiac signs. This is from where the idea that astrologers can predict the future is derived. The term zodiac denotes an annual cycle of twelve stations along the ecliptic, the apparent path of the sun across the heavens through the constellations that divide the ecliptic into twelve equal zones of celestial longitude. The zodiac is the first known celestial coordinate system. The sign that a person is born under in believed to determine their personality traits. For instance, people born under the astrological sign of Scorpio are believed to be forceful, intuitive and passionate while someone who is a Pisces is supposed to be sensitive, kind and unworldly.
Astrology is not meant to predict the future. Instead, individuals are supposed to use the information provided by the heavens to make good decisions about their life. The outcome of one’s fate is still a matter of personal choice. While astrology may seem implausible to some people, others truly believe that their destiny is written in the stars.
I hope this helps explain a few things about astrology. There are quite a few reputable advisors on KEEN and elsewhere who work with and do astrology charts, if you are interested. Brightest blessings.
Monday, April 6, 2009
Pluto and Venus retrograde? What does that mean?
Greetings everyone. In astrology, planets go retrograde which means that it appears that the planet or planets are moving backwards in their orbit. Venus is still in regrograde until the 17 of April but Pluto just started. For more on how this can affect you, please see this posting by a remarkably friendly and very insightful friend of mine, Sister Scorpio. She hits some good points and does a nice job at making it easy to understand. Brightest blessings and enjoy. The insight is definitely worth reading to help you understand it's influences.
To view what to expect and how the influences affect you, please click below:
Sister Scorpio
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