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The Oneness Celebration during the Venus Transit of June 6-8 2004 takes place at an amazing gathering of energies in the Mayan calendar. In the age old Tzolkin calendar the venus transit has been celebrated without interruption by the Mayan people for some 2500 years.
June 6-8 is being promoted worldwide as the Global Oneness Celebration. Let us come together during this time in gatherings and prayers throughout the world to celebrate love and beauty, light and unity. Let us translate these energies into art, economics, culture, politics, education and ecology. Let us pray, each in our own way, for peace, healing, beauty, and global oneness! We will continue building the momentum on this same day for the next eight years until June 6, 2012, the date of the second venus transit.
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| ARTICLES RELATED TO The Global Oneness Celebration | | | |  The Global Oneness Celebration: Encyclopedia II - Mehregan - Modern celebratingFor this celebration, the participants wear new clothes and set a decorative, colorful table. The sides of the tablecloth are decorated with dry wild marjoram. The holy book Avesta, a mirror and Sormeh Dan (antimony cellar) are placed on the table together with rose water, sweets, flowers, vegetables and fruits, especially pomegranates and apples. A few silver coins and senjed seeds (fruit of the lotus tree) are placed in a dish of pleasant smelling wild marjoram water. Almonds and pistachio are also used.
A burner is also part of the table setting for kondor (frankincense) and ...
See also:Mehregan, Mehregan - Roots, Mehregan - Mehr's influence, Mehregan - Ancient Rituals, Mehregan - Modern celebrating, Mehregan - External link Read more here: » Mehregan: Encyclopedia II - Mehregan - Modern celebrating |
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| | | | | | The Global Oneness Celebration: Encyclopedia II - Christmas - Regional customs and celebrations A plethora of customs with secular, religious, or national aspects surround Christmas, varying from country to country. Most of the familiar traditional practices and symbols of Christmas originated in Germany, including the now omnipresent Christmas tree, the Christmas ham, the Yule Log, holly, mistletoe, and the giving of presents to friends and relatives. These practices and symbols were adapted or appropriated by Christian missionaries from the earlier Germanic pagan midwinter holiday of Yule. This celebration of the winter solstice was ...
See also:Christmas, Christmas - The Nativity, Christmas - Theories on the origins of Christmas, Christmas - When was the original Christmas?, Christmas - Dates of celebration, Christmas - Regional customs and celebrations, Christmas - Religious customs and celebrations, Christmas - Secular customs, Christmas - Santa Claus and other bringers of gifts, Christmas - Declaration of Christmas Peace, Christmas - Christmas cards, Christmas - Decorations, Christmas - Social aspects and entertainment, Christmas - Christmas Carol media, Christmas - Christmas in the arts and media, Christmas - Economics of Christmas, Christmas - Notes Read more here: » Christmas: Encyclopedia II - Christmas - Regional customs and celebrations |
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| | | | | The Global Oneness Celebration: Encyclopedia II - Christmas - Regional customs and celebrations A plethora of customs with secular, religious, or national aspects surround Christmas, varying from country to country. Most of the familiar traditional practices and symbols of Christmas originated in Germanic countries, including the now omnipresent Christmas tree, the Christmas ham, the Yule Log, holly, mistletoe, and the giving of presents to friends and relatives. These practices and symbols were adapted or appropriated by Christian missionaries from the earlier Germanic pagan midwinter holiday of Yule. This celebration of the winter so ...
See also:Christmas, Christmas - The Nativity, Christmas - Theories on the origins of Christmas, Christmas - When was the original Christmas?, Christmas - Dates of celebration, Christmas - Regional customs and celebrations, Christmas - Religious customs and celebrations, Christmas - Secular customs, Christmas - Santa Claus and other bringers of gifts, Christmas - Declaration of Christmas Peace, Christmas - Christmas cards, Christmas - Decorations, Christmas - Social aspects and entertainment, Christmas - Christmas carol media, Christmas - Christmas in the arts and media, Christmas - Economics of Christmas, Christmas - Notes Read more here: » Christmas: Encyclopedia II - Christmas - Regional customs and celebrations |
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| | | | | | The Global Oneness Celebration: Encyclopedia II - Baby Busters - Baby Buster celebrities Celebrities born 1958 through 1968 include:
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Christiane Amanpour, TV news reporter (British-born)
Maria Cantwell, United States Senator from Washington
Steve Case, former chairman of AOL Time Warner
Mark Cuban, technology entrepreneur, Dallas Mavericks owner, The Benefactor
John Ensign, United States Senator from Nevada
Andy Gibb, pop music star (British-born, died 1988)
Eric Heiden, Olympic champion speed skater
Rickey Henderson, baseball player< ...
See also:Baby Busters, Baby Busters - Baby Buster celebrities, Baby Busters - External link Read more here: » Baby Busters: Encyclopedia II - Baby Busters - Baby Buster celebrities |
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| | | | | The Global Oneness Celebration: Encyclopedia II - Thanksgiving - Traditional celebration Thanksgiving is traditionally celebrated with a large dinner shared among friends and family. In both Canada and the United States, it is an important family gathering, and people often travel long distances to be with relatives for the celebration. The Thanksgiving holiday is often a "four-day weekend" in the United States, in which Americans are given the relevant Thursday and Friday off. Thanksgiving is usually celebrated almost entirely at home, unlike the Fourth of July or Christmas, which are associated with a variety of shared public ...
See also:Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving - Origins of Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving - Traditional celebration, Thanksgiving - Thanksgiving in North America, Thanksgiving - Thanksgiving in the United States, Thanksgiving - Thanksgiving in Canada, Thanksgiving - Thanksgiving dinner, Thanksgiving - Turkey, Thanksgiving - Alternatives to Turkey, Thanksgiving - Side Dishes, Thanksgiving - Nicknames, Thanksgiving - Popular culture, Thanksgiving - Source Read more here: » Thanksgiving: Encyclopedia II - Thanksgiving - Traditional celebration |
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| | | | | | The Global Oneness Celebration: Encyclopedia II - Perfume - Celebrity Endorsed Perfumes In recent years, some celebrities have signed contracts with perfume houses to associate their name with a signature scent, as a lucrative self-promotion campaign. The scents are then heavily marketed; the association with the celebrity's name usually being the selling point of the campaign.
Perfume - Celebrity Scents.
David Beckham: Instinct
Cher: Uninhibited
Alan Cumming: Cumming
Paris Hilton: Paris Hilton, Paris Hilton for Men, Just Me, Just Me for Men
Beyoncé ...
See also:Perfume, Perfume - Description of a perfume, Perfume - Olfactive families, Perfume - Fragrance Notes, Perfume - Concentration, Perfume - Famous perfumes classified by year of creation, Perfume - Natural and synthetic aromatics, Perfume - Plant sources, Perfume - Animal sources, Perfume - Synthetic sources, Perfume - Obtaining natural odorants, Perfume - Fragrant extracts, Perfume - Composing perfumes, Perfume - History of perfume and perfumery, Perfume - Health and ethical issues, Perfume - Use of Aromatics, Perfume - Natural Musk, Perfume - Celebrity Endorsed Perfumes, Perfume - Celebrity Scents, Perfume - Promotional scents associated with fictional characters, Perfume - Reference Read more here: » Perfume: Encyclopedia II - Perfume - Celebrity Endorsed Perfumes |
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| | | | | | | The Global Oneness Celebration: Encyclopedia II - Fountain - Fountains for celebration University of Albany has a "Fountain Day" every year which is a day in which the university can come together to celebrate the coming of spring, and the near-end of the semester. This brings huge crowds celebrating together in the fountains, and creates something close in spirit to an urban beach.
Fountain day is a school sponsored event, initiated by the Human Awareness Program (HAP), in 1979, so students and faculty could break down the barriers that separate them. In 2004 Fountain Day was a media nightmare with drunk students and m ...
See also:Fountain, Fountain - History, Fountain - Fountain of life, Fountain - Animated fountains, Fountain - Other meanings, Fountain - Design, Fountain - Fountains for celebration, Fountain - Water quality issues, Fountain - US: Legal liability, Fountain - Fountains not using water, Fountain - Mercury fountain, Fountain - Gin fountain, Fountain - Famous traditional fountains, Fountain - Some modern fountains Read more here: » Fountain: Encyclopedia II - Fountain - Fountains for celebration |
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| | | | | | The Global Oneness Celebration: Encyclopedia II - Bogan - Applied to Celebrities Some celebrities have been associated with the stereotype: essentially white males who are seen as working-class, particularly if they are accused of anti-social behaviour.
Examples include
Australian pub rock singers, for example Jimmy Barnes, former lead singer of Cold Chisel, and Bon Scott, the iconic former lead singer of AC/DC.
Author and former violent criminal Chopper Read.
Cricketer Shane Warne, with a reputation for thuggery and womanising.
Actor Russell ...
See also:Bogan, Bogan - History, Bogan - Elements of the Stereotype, Bogan - Location, Bogan - Use in Comedy, Bogan - Applied to Celebrities, Bogan - Use in the Political Sphere, Bogan - Equivalent Terms in Australia and New Zealand Read more here: » Bogan: Encyclopedia II - Bogan - Applied to Celebrities |
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| | | | | | The Global Oneness Celebration: Encyclopedia II - Perfume - Celebrity Endorsed Perfumes In recent trends, celebrities whom wish to earn money, or market themselves, associate themselves with contracts that put their name with a signature scent. The scents are then heavily marketed; and with the celebrity's name often being the pinnicle of the campaign, and also the factor in the attraction of customers.
Celebrity Scents:
Beyoncé Knowles: True Star, True Star Gold
Britney Spears: Curious, Fantasy
David Beckham: Instinct
Jennifer Lopez: JLo, Still, Live, Glow
Paris Hilton: Paris Hilton for Women, Paris Hilt ...
See also:Perfume, Perfume - Obtaining odorants, Perfume - Fragrant extracts, Perfume - Composing perfumes, Perfume - Description of a perfume, Perfume - Olfactive families, Perfume - Fragrance Notes, Perfume - Concentration, Perfume - History of perfume and perfumery, Perfume - Famous perfumes classified by year of creation, Perfume - Natural and synthetic aromatics, Perfume - Plant sources, Perfume - Animal sources, Perfume - Synthetic sources, Perfume - Health and ethical issues, Perfume - Use of Aromatics, Perfume - Natural Musk, Perfume - Celebrity Endorsed Perfumes, Perfume - Reference Read more here: » Perfume: Encyclopedia II - Perfume - Celebrity Endorsed Perfumes |
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| | | | | The Global Oneness Celebration: Encyclopedia II - Day of Mourning - Official celebrations In order to celebrate Australia Day, the Government of New South Wales had planned to reenact the arrival of the First Fleet in Port Jackson. However, all the Aboriginal political organisations in Sydney refused to participate. In response, the Government removed a group of Aboriginal men from an Aboriginal reserve in the west of the state, and brought them to Sydney. The men were kept overnight in the stables at the police barracks in Redfern. On Australia Day, they were taken to a beach at Farm Cove, where they were told to run up the beach, to convey the impression ...
See also:Day of Mourning, Day of Mourning - Organisation, Day of Mourning - Official celebrations, Day of Mourning - Subsequent Days of Mourning, Day of Mourning - Cook bicentenary Read more here: » Day of Mourning: Encyclopedia II - Day of Mourning - Official celebrations |
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| | | | | | The Global Oneness Celebration: Encyclopedia II - Culture of the Philippines - Celebrations
Culture of the Philippines - Major festivals.
The Black Nazarene procession in Quiapo and Manila.
The Fiesta del Santo Niño de Cebu (Festival of the Child Jesús) and Sinulog in the Visayas and Mindanao region.
The Ati-Atihan Carnival, also in Visayas region.
The Peñafrancia Festival in Naga City, Bicol Region.
Except for the Peñafrancia Festival which is celebrated on the thrid Saturday and Sunday of September, all are celebrated ...
See also:Culture of the Philippines, Culture of the Philippines - Philippine Society, Culture of the Philippines - Other minorities, Culture of the Philippines - The Filipino Culture Psyche, Culture of the Philippines - Celebrations, Culture of the Philippines - Major festivals, Culture of the Philippines - Other religious festivals, Culture of the Philippines - National Holidays, Culture of the Philippines - Arts, Culture of the Philippines - Cuisine, Culture of the Philippines - Heritage, Culture of the Philippines - Music, Culture of the Philippines - Literature, Culture of the Philippines - Sports, Culture of the Philippines - Folk Traditions and Beliefs Read more here: » Culture of the Philippines: Encyclopedia II - Culture of the Philippines - Celebrations |
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| | | | | The Global Oneness Celebration: Encyclopedia II - Culture of France - Celebrations Most of France's population used to be Catholic, and this is reflected in the calendar of holidays, which mark several major Catholic celebrations. With the waning importance of religious practice, many of those holidays have lost their religious meaning in the general population.
Alcohol The legal drinking age for most spirits is 16; it is not customary that shopkeepers or bartenders check for the age of consumers.
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See also:Culture of France, Culture of France - Lifestyle, Culture of France - Religion, Culture of France - Social and political outlook, Culture of France - Legal status, Culture of France - Statistics, Culture of France - External links, Culture of France - Specific communities, Culture of France - Customs and traditions, Culture of France - Celebrations, Culture of France - Sports and Hobbies, Culture of France - Language, Culture of France - Transportation Read more here: » Culture of France: Encyclopedia II - Culture of France - Celebrations |
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| | | | | | The Global Oneness Celebration: Encyclopedia II - Norouz - Celebrating During the Norouz holidays people are expected to pay house visits to one another (mostly limited to families, friends and neighbours) in the form of short house visits and the other side will also pay you a visit during the holidays before the 13th day of the spring. Typically, on the first day of Norouz, family members gather around the table, with the Haft Seen on the table or set next to it, and await the exact moment of the arrival of the spring. At that time gifts are exchanged. Later in the day, on the very first day, the first ...
See also:Norouz, Norouz - What is the time of Norouz?, Norouz - Preparation, Norouz - Chahar Shanbe Soori, Norouz - The Haft Seen هفت سین, Norouz - Celebrating, Norouz - Haji Pirooz, Norouz - New Year's Dishes, Norouz - Sizdah Bedar, Norouz - History of Norouz Read more here: » Norouz: Encyclopedia II - Norouz - Celebrating |
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