CT Hypnotherapist

12/10/2025

27/10/2024

👋 hey, quick costume change!

Log out and switch back in as the other you - same fabulous owner, new vibe!

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Christiane Taylor

Looking 👀 forward to seeing you there.
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19/10/2024

With permission to share.

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Authentic, quick results ~ that’s what I can help you with when you are ready.

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Let’s connect 💫

25/08/2024

Ever thought 💭 about how you would like to exit this life on earth?

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GOLDEN ADORNMENT OF COFFIN

Type: Original artifact
Date: 2nd century BCE-1st century BC
Dimensions: Length 8 cm, height 1.7-1.9 cm, thickness 2cm
Medium: Gold

This ornament is so beautiful 🤩.

Did you know that I can help you with much love 🧡
&
respecting your own wishes
how to leave this earth place when the time comes.

Dm me to find out how this can work for you.

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24/08/2024

23/08/2024

18/08/2024

On the road again…..

Happy Monday and a great start into the new week .
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22/07/2024

What kind of advertisement could this present you reckon?

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Saw it on the bonnet of a van.

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Comment below 👇

21/07/2024

Do you remember puppet shows?

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They still exist.

In it’s original version too.

So nice 😊 to see.

Have a wonderful Sunday full moon everyone 🌝 .

20/07/2024

Big tree hugging 🤗 time.

Linde, planted in 1750 🌱 .

Keep on growing peoples.

It’s fun 🤩.

And

When you are ready for a change I am ready to help.

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15/07/2024

- Lichen
- ancient shorelines
- flowers
- UNESCO site “The Struve Geodetic Arc”

Did you know about that?

Mapping and measuring the earth 🌏 shape and size!

Amazing 😻.

Have a wonderful day on planet 🌍 earth everyone.
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And YES, I am here for you 💫, let’s connect.

Life will always have its own way.

14/07/2024

The Struve Geodetic Arc

The Aavasaksa point - Avasaksa as it was called by Struve's team - was measured in 1845 on the highest point of the hill.

The point was marked with crosses carved in the rock which are now under an observation tower built in 1969.

The members of the expedition measuring the Struve Geodetic Arc made accurate descriptions of their work.

Of the crosses that were marked, one is the actual centre mark.

The second mark was measured 2.4 French feet (0.77 metres) to the west of the centre mark and the third mark 3.2 French feet (1.04 metres) to the east of the centre mark.

Before Struve's expedition, Aavasaksa had become well-known for the measurements taken in the 1730s by the Frenchman Pierre Louis Moreau de Maupertuis.

Maupertuis proved with his measurements that the Earth is flattened at the poles.

Maupertuis lauded Aavasaksa as the most beautiful place in the Tornionlaakso valley, and it has been known ever since for its natural splendour and the mid-night sun.

However, the surveyors did not choose Aavasaksa as a station point because of its natural beauty, but because there was good visibility from the top of the hill to other points.

The Struve Geodetic Arc
is a chain of triangulation stretching more or less down the 26° E line of longitude from near Hammerfest on the Arctic Ocean over 2,820 km south to Izmail on the Black Sea.

The survey was carried out between 1816 and 1855 under the guidance of F.G.W.
Struve.

The scheme included 258 main triangles with 265 main and over 60 subsidiary station points.

The selection of points involves a total of 34 sites on the Struve Geodetic Arc.

In today's geography, the Arc passes through ten countries, viz. Norway (4 station points), Sweden (4), Finland (6), the Russian Federation (2), Estonia (3), Latvia (2), Lithuania (3), Belarus (5), the Republic of Moldova (1) and Ukraine (4).
The Struve Geodetic Arc was added to the
UNESCO World Heritage List in July 2005.