HELLO Treena

Thank for joining this nice forum and many thanks for accepting my invitation to be friends.

I dedicat you a very nice pise of sounds from the Native Indian circles. Relax and enjoy.

SPIRITUAL FLUTE: The Beauty of Nature

Music: ©Spiritual Flutes
Video: ©Sakal M.P. Kim and Jendhamuni Sos

 

There is great beauty to see in Nature. The wild birds are chirping and singing on fence wire and bush and on tree.  Be away from the daily routine, the streets and the traffic, the pollution and noise made by human. The poets have been inspired by Nature and of her great beauty. The swallows return to their home place when they sense the coming of spring. And the artists they paint Nature's beauty the woodlands in their autumn brown, and one can see the beauty of Nature even in the city park.

Click on the picture (Clip -Relaxing sounds)

Your friend

Georgios

Hello, Georgios!Thank you for sending  the clip.It was beautiful  ,stunning and relaxing!!I look forward to the next one!!

Well I am late - sorry Georgios, but anyhow:

My best wishes to You and Thanks LaNell for You great idea.

 

...until soon

Marius 

Hello Sara!

It took me some time to come to my birthday party! Thank you fo the wishes!
This is a never end party.

Kee[p in mind what I post in my forums from now.

The Butterfly Nebula is only thousands of years old. As a central star of a binary system aged, it threw off its outer envelopes of gas in a strong stellar wind. The remaining stellar core is so hot it ionizes the previously ejected gas, causing it to glow. The different colors of this planetary nebula are determined by small differences in its composition. This bipolar nebula will continue to shine brightly for only a few thousand more years, after which its central star will fade and become a white dwarf star


Kinldly Regards,
Georgios

Hi THomas!

Thank you for the blessings! I will be agood teacher. The stories are not mine. I know that you love native sounds but this time I will give you some sounds of your Celtic blood line. Real good sounds.

Grace O'Malley

She is known by many names: Grainne Mhaol (Bald Grace), Grainne Ui Mhaille (Grace of the Umhalls), Grania, the Dark Lady of Doona, Grace O'Malley, and Granuaile (Gran-oo-ale). She was a contemporary of Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, Edmund Spencer, Walter Raleigh, and Francis Drake. She was a mother, a pirate, and one of the many great women of Ireland.

Born c. 1530 into the O'Malley family, the hereditary lords of Umhall which included Clare Island, Inishturk, Inishbofin, Inishark and Caher, Grace married into two of the powerful families of Western Ireland, the O'Flaherty of West Connacht and the Burke of Clew Bay. Tradition has it that she is buried (1603) on Clare Island at the Abbey which bears the O'Malley coat-of-arms; Terra-Marique-Potens. Indeed a fitting family motto, for Grace was powerful on land and especially on the sea.

Granuaile's life parallels the House of Tudor's efforts to reconquer Ireland. She married Donal O'Flaherty in 1546 while in this same period of time Henry VIII was pressuring prominent Irish chieftains and Anglo-Irish lords to submit to the rule of the King's Lord Debuty. The O'Flaherties and O'Malleys did not submit and, denied access to Galway Bay, they poached on merchant ships bound for Galway. They were so obstreperous that the Mayor and Council of Galway reported them to the English Council. Grace busied herself with her three husband's death in 1567. Before this, another historically important woman, Elizabeth I, assume the throne of England (1558). In time, the paths of these two extraordinary women would cross.

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Kindly Regards
Georgios