The Mexican ojo de venado charm, an ancient shamanic amulet made from a psychedelic legume seed is given an eye-related name: ojo de venado meaning Deer Eye.Other ReferencesIn Medieval and Renaissance European iconography, the Eye (often with the addition of an enclosing triangle) was an ...
One learns a technique while using it, in this case in and along the practice of both understanding the meaning of written language and transcribing spoken or mentally produced language. One outstanding case of the contribution of a low-level reading skill to the establishment of a higher order ...
Keep your camera close and your senses alert as you scan the area for the eagles, bears, and deer that call this area home.Vancouver Seaplane TourFly above the scenic city of Vancouver, enjoying a bird’s eye view of its picturesque harbor and nearby mountain peaks, on this 20-minute, ...
Rooks added, “Med and Loraine’s collection struck me at once by its single-minded focus on a specific moment in time, which was essentially the time of their contemporaries. The artists in their collection are like close friends to the Johnstons — in fact many are or were. What is equ...
ve ever seen and you just know there is a God somewhere doing all this beautiful stuff and then you wonder why he can’t let everyone see it and then the world would be a more peaceful place I’m so sure of that, cause it’s these moments in time that I feel so spiritual and ...