#Furtuna

[dianapopescu]

Mitul despre Enlil, zeul furtunii și pământului

În mitologia Mesopotamiei, Enlil ("domnul vântului") a fost zeul furtunii, aerului și pământului. A fost unul dintr-o triadă de zei majori, ce-i includea pe Anu și Ea, zeii cerurilor și apei. Enlil a avut un rol important în creație separând cerurile de pământ, făcând semințele să crească pe câmpii și aducând ordine și armonie universului.

https://www.diane.ro/2025/04/mit-enlil-zeu-furtuna-pamant.html

[vointadivina]

V3.71 Pentru a merge în Cer trebuie să ne umplem de Isus și de toate virtuțile, încât ele să se reverse (18 mai 1900)

  „Fă-ți curaj, nu-ți fie teamă, încearcă să-ți umpli interiorul cu Mine și să-l îmbogățești cu toate virtuțile, până când acestea se revarsă, iar când vei ajunge să fi plină de ele și să se reverse, atunci te voi duce în Cer și astfel se vor termina toat

            Aflându-mă în continuare lipsită de adorabilul meu Isus, [s-a arătat] cel mult ca o umbră – oh, cât amar am, câte lacrimi ar trebui să vărs! – În această dimineață, după ce am așteptat și l-am căutat, l-am găsit în propriul meu pat, complet îndurerat, cu coroana de spini care îi străpungea capul; i-am luat-o încet-încetișor și am pus-o pe [capul] meu. Oh, cât de rea mă vedeam înaintea…

[fregolicotard]

15.01.2024

This was actually quite scary...

#15of366

[electromirror]

SIT - Furtuna

MINIMAL

2024-02-09

[just-a-domesticated-cryptid]

no thoughts, only femeia ta by bosquito

[thelaborganics]

Why Organic Skin Care is Booming in Melbourne: A Local Beauty Revolution

Melbourne isn’t just Australia’s cultural capital — it’s also becoming a global hub for conscious, clean living. At the forefront of this shift? A booming demand for organic skin care. Melburnians are saying goodbye to harsh chemicals and hello to nature-powered beauty — creating a local revolution rooted in wellness, sustainability and transparency. If you’ve been thinking of switching to organic beauty products or just want to know why this trend is hot, here’s what’s behind Melbourne’s clean beauty movement — and the brands leading the charge. 

1. Clean & Conscious Beauty in Melbourne 

From Fitzroy to South Yarra, clean beauty isn’t just a trend — it’s a lifestyle. Melburnians are more aware than ever of what’s in their skincare and prefer clean beauty products that are free from synthetic fragrances, sulfates, parabens and other nasties. The shift to natural beauty care is part of a broader cultural shift. As more people are seeking wellness-driven, holistic living, skin care has followed suit — with transparency and purity at the top of the list.

 2. Climate-Driven Skincare: Why Nature Works for Melbourne Skin 

Melbourne’s crazy weather — from dry heat to windy cold — is brutal on the skin. Locals are turning to natural and organic skincare that soothes, hydrates and protects without irritating. Products packed with plant-based oils, hydrosols and antioxidants provide relief from environmental stressors while gentle formulas respect the skin’s barriers. 

 It’s this climate-conscious approach that makes organic skin care in Melbourne more than a luxury — it’s a necessity.

3. Boutique Brands Leading the Organic Beauty Charge

Melbourne’s skincare shelves are now filled with thoughtfully curated products from around the globe — and boutique organic brands are stealing the spotlight. These brands are committed to natural skincare online and in-store, combining potent botanicals with clinical performance.

Some must-try clean beauty champions include:

Sodashi Skincare – A luxe Australian brand known for high-performance organic formulations.

OSEA – Ocean-inspired, vegan skincare with seaweed-rich formulas that nourish deeply.

Josh Rosebrook – Where herbal alchemy meets science-backed results.

MV Skintherapy – A Melbourne-founded line with cult-favorite facial oils and masks.

The Beauty Chef – Pioneers of inner beauty powders and supplements for glowing skin from within.

Furtuna Skin – Biodynamic skincare from Sicily, now a favorite among conscious Melburnians.

Each of these brands offers clean, conscious formulations that align with the growing local demand for purity, performance, and sustainability.

4. Accessibility is Easier Than Ever with Natural Skincare Online

Thanks to the boom in natural skincare online, accessing organic products has never been easier. Melbourne shoppers can now explore a curated world of natural and clean beauty from the comfort of their homes — with trusted online retailers offering fast local shipping and expert recommendations.

Boutiques like Provider Store and specialty sites stock a range of products that make switching to organic beauty products seamless and exciting.

5. A Sustainable Future Led by Beauty Rebels

More than just skin deep, the organic skincare movement in Melbourne is rooted in sustainability. Shoppers are choosing clean beauty products that use recyclable packaging, cruelty-free ingredients, and ethical supply chains.

Brands like Abel Organics Perfume, The Kind Sunscreen, and LastObject are helping Melburnians reduce their beauty footprint — proving that being kind to your skin and the planet go hand-in-hand.

Final Thoughts

Melbourne is really living its values when it comes to health, sustainability and mindful living. That's why organic skin care has become an easy fit with the lifestyle here. Innovative brands, changing routines and a thriving community of like-minded people are all part of what makes this city a leader in clean beauty. When you browse natural skincare online or shop local, one thing is clear: the organic beauty revolution is here-and Melbourne is driving it.

You can find a curated selection of the world's best organic skin care, wellness and lifestyle products at The Lab Organics. Based right here in Melbourne, The Lab is where you'll find the clean beauty products, expert advice and the things you need to live more consciously—both in-store and online.

Your skin deserves something truly pure. Treat it to that.

[inprimalinie]

Clubul Rus vă invită la film: ”Viscolul”, o poveste romantică

Regal de filme realizate după operele marelui scriitor rus Aleksandr Pușkin, astăzi, 5 iunie 2024 și mâine, 6 iunie, la Clubul Rus din București, strada Gheorghe Brătianu nr. 54. Accesul este liber, adică gratuit, trebuie doar să vă rezervați loc folosind link-ul pe care îl veți găsi în finalul acestui articol. Georgiana Arsene Dragi prieteni, vă așteptăm astăzi la filmul „Viscolul” bazat pe…

[ciochinaflorin]

301 I 2023. VEGHEREA ASUPRA FAPTELOR SAU CUVÂNT NU (CU) FURTUNĂ [2 Cronici 19.7 I Matei 12.36–37 I Matei 10.25–26]

301 I 2023. VEGHEREA ASUPRA FAPTELOR SAU CUVÂNT NU (CU) FURTUNĂ I Podcast I Pasaje Biblice : II Cronici 19 : 7 I Matei 12 : 36 – 37 I Matei 10 : 25 – 26 I Meditaţii din Cuvânt I Cezareea I Reşiţa I 28 Octombrie 2023 I Un judecător trebuia să fie atent la ceea ce face este cel de-al patrulea adevăr care reiese din cuvintele împăratului Iosafat : „ … vegheaţi asupra faptelor voastre … ”, a mai spus…

[riibos]

Old sketch

There's so many things i wanna draw (rota furtunae, pirate au, etc) but my national exam just started. Well, the good thing is after I'm done I no longer have school!! :3

[mariacallous]

Moldova says its citizens were trained in Russia to stage riots

CHISINAU, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Moldovan police said on Thursday they had uncovered a programme in which hundreds of its citizens were brought to Russia to undergo training to stage riots and civil unrest, the latest in a slew of meddling allegations ahead of Sunday's election.

The police said earlier this month that Russia-backed crime groups had bribed a swathe of voters and plotted to disrupt this weekend's presidential election and referendum on the country's European Union membership aspirations, going as far as a plan to seize state buildings.

Russia, which accuses the pro-Western government of fomenting "Russophobia", has denied meddling in Moldova, which accelerated its push to leave Moscow's orbit after Russia's full-scale invasion of neighbouring Ukraine in February 2022.

Moldovan police told a news conference that law enforcement agencies believed a group linked to fugitive pro-Kremlin businessman Ilan Shor had organised the training to stage unrest.

"The anti-corruption prosecutor's office is currently conducting an investigation into several criminal cases related to the preparation of mass disturbance in the interests of the criminal community," prosecutor Victor Furtuna said.

Shor, who is under U.S. sanctions for alleged election interference on behalf of Russia, denies wrongdoing or being a Russian political proxy.

Authorities said people had been regularly taken in groups of about 20 to undergo training in Russia since June.

Recently, more than 300 young people from Moldova have visited Russia. The stated intention was cultural events, when in fact they visited camps where they received instructions for riots in Moldova, national police chief Viorel Cernauteanu said.

Some of those people were trained in camps associated with private military companies on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as Serbia, he said.

Four Moldovan citizens who participated have been detained, he added.

Officials said they could only provide limited information due to their ongoing investigation. Police said it had obtained evidence of the criminal group's connection with Shor's party, which has been banned.

Shor this year offered to pay people to persuade other people to vote "No" in the referendum and to back a rival to the incumbent, Maia Sandu.

[fata-cu-visele-ei]

Vrei pace și liniște în jurul tău, dar ce faci cu razboiul din tine?

Cine o să îți calmeze furtuna pe care o ai?

[arhitectul]

Când furtuna lovește, rezistă doar ce e special.

El nino - momente grele

[arbrenu]

ama öyle bir anda kalbiniz yokmuş gibi türkü denir mi... bazılarımızı türküler tetikliyor olabilir... özellikle girit türküleri... özellikle adı furtuna olanlar...

Şey… o bir ağıt…….

[radical-revolution]

New Mexico

[thelaborganics]

5 Best Luxury Organic Skincare Brands Worth the Hype in 2025

Luxury organic skincare in 2025 is no longer a niche market but a beauty revolution. Consumers are now more attentive of what they put on their skin. They are aware of the ingredients used in a skincare product. They want products that are not only effective but clean, sustainable and ethically made. This demand has given rise to exceptional brands that marry science and nature to create skincare that feels as good as it is for your skin. Below we highlight five of the best luxury organic skincare brands that are worth the hype this year.

Why Luxury Organic Skincare in 2025?

The beauty industry has seen a major shift towards clean, conscious formulations—and for good reason. Luxury organic skincare not only keeps the nasties off your skin but also supports environmental sustainability and ethical sourcing. In 2025 it’s not just about looking good—it’s about feeling good about what you use. With advanced botanical science and earth friendly innovation the brands below are the crème de la crème of clean beauty.

1. Furtuna Skin

From the hills of Sicily Furtuna Skin is a brand rooted in biodynamic farming and cutting edge botanical science. Known for their rich, potent formulations the brand uses wild foraged ingredients grown on their own certified organic farm. Their cult favorite product the Porte Per La Vitalita Face & Eye Serum delivers results with a blend of antioxidants, nutrients and bioactives. Furtuna Skin is luxury organic skincare in every bottle.

2. OSEA

OSEA (Ocean, Sun, Earth and Atmosphere) has been a pioneer in clean beauty since the 90s. Based in Malibu this family owned brand harnesses the power of seaweed and ocean minerals to rejuvenate the skin. Their Undaria Algae Body Oil is a staple in many skincare routines offering intense hydration and luxury. Vegan, cruelty free and sustainably packaged OSEA continues to lead the way in luxury with a conscience.

3. Josh Rosebrook

Josh Rosebrook is a name synonymous with high performance, holistic skincare. His eponymous brand has a cult following due to its focus on skin health through whole-plant ingredients and advanced formulation. Products like the Vital Balm Cream and Hydrating Accelerator are staples in the luxury organic skincare scene. With a deep focus on transparency and sustainability Josh Rosebrook proves that nature and science can coexist beautifully.

4. Sodashi Skincare 

From Australia Sodashi Skincare is the real deal. With a name that means “wholeness, purity and radiance” in Sanskrit Sodashi is all about nourishing the skin and the senses. Their luxurious, chemical free formulas are used in top spas worldwide. Standout products like the Samadara Ultimate Age-Defying Creme deliver results while indulging the senses in an aromatherapeutic journey. 

5. Vintner’s Daughter 

No luxury organic skincare list would be complete without Vintner’s Daughter. Founded by winemaker April Gargiulo the brand’s minimalist approach is all about quality over quantity. Made with 22 of the world’s most nutrient-rich botanicals Vintner's Daughter products are crafted through a three-week infusion process that maximises efficacy. No wonder this brand is a top choice among skincare enthusiasts. 

Conclusion 

Luxury organic skincare is more than just a trend—it’s a lifestyle choice that’s about purity, sustainability and quality. Brands like Furtuna Skin, OSEA, Josh Rosebrook, Sodashi Skincare and Vintner’s Daughter are what it means to level up your skincare without compromising on ethics or results. Whether you’re a seasoned green beauty lover or just starting your clean skincare journey these five brands are worth your attention in 2025. Go explore their collections and give your skin the love it deserves—naturally, luxuriously and consciously.

Ready to upgrade your routine? Discover these premium brands and more at The Lab Organics—your destination for curated luxury organic skincare.

[loveisjustawaytodieblog]

Lucia

Nun dà retta ‘a furtuna

Si staje sempe ‘ncazzata

e n’saje manco pecché tu te miett’ a’ppaura

Arò vaje?

Stay with me

Tiene ‘a voce ca me fa ‘mpazzì

All alone

Stay with me

Cu ‘sta voce ca me faje murì