Can you read this person? #1 Intuition Development Exercises
☆ INTUITION DEVELOPMENT with Jade Kyles Guide, Coach and Wellbeing Mentor ☆
Intuition is a natural part of ourselves and the more we can listen to out "inner voice" or "intuition" the better it is for YOU ♡ . I have a series of development exercises that are quick and easy that can help improve your intuitive abilities when reading other people and gain some confidence You are invited to ‘tune in’ to the photo above. It is of the same woman taken at different times in her life. ☆Step ONE: Take a minute or two, relax and allow your senses to open. ☆Step TWO: Look at the photo and allow your eyes to go out of focus. ( Like looking into a candle flame allow your eyes to soften) ☆Step THREE: Allow any information to come though. You are asking to tune into the personality, character and about this person. Ask yourself.. * Is she still alive? * What was her personality like? * What can you feel around family/health/lifestyle? * What do you feel was her main life focus? * What was her nationality? * Are there any significant events that have affected her life? * Is there a letter of a name or name that comes to mind? Note anything else that comes though. Now scroll down to find information about this photo. The more you practice the better. >
> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ☆ Maria CallasMaria Callas - Opera Singer(December 3rd 1923 -- 16th September 1977)
Maria Callas was born Cecilia Sophia Anna Maria Kalogeropoulus in New York City to Greek immigrant parents, George and Evangelina. Her last name was shortened to Callas when Maria started primary school. Maria began classical piano lessons when she was 7 and loved singing as well. In 1937, her parents separated and she, her mother and her sister moved back to Greece. In Athens, Maria,changed her name back to Kalogeropoulos. Although she was under 16, they accepted her to study voice under Elvira de Hidalgo at the Royal Academy of Music, as she showed great promise.Maria made her professional debut at 16 years old, with the Royal Opera of Athens. In her early 20s, she took her first major role in Tosca. During World War II, Maria moved back to New York to spend time with her father and look for work. She was turned down from the Metropolitan Opera in America. After the war,Maria changed her last name back to Callas and moved to Italy. She quickly met and married rich industrialist Giovanni Meneghini. Callas's Italian opera debut took place at the Verona Arena in August 1947, in a performance of La Gioconda. Over the next few years, Maria performed in Florence and Verona to critical acclaim, under the management of her husband. Maria developed a reputation as a demanding diva as her fame progressed. In 1954, Callas made her American debut in Norma at the Lyric Opera of Chicago. The performance was a triumph. In 1956, she at last had the opportunity to sing with the Metropolitan Opera in her home city of New York. Within three years of the performance, Maria's health began to rapidly decline.She divorced in 1960.It was rumoured she was having an affair with shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis. He went on to marry Jacqueline Kennedy. In the early 1970s, Callas tried her hand at teaching as her roles grew further apart. Things started to fall apart in Maria's life so she moved to Paris, France, and became a recluse. On September 16, 1977, at the age of 55, Maria collapsed and mysteriously died suddenly in her Paris home.
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