Learn all about yourself and make your steps u need. Leave all your things of disturbing behind you

Friday 03.05.2024 -19:00 The „game of noncoincidence" is an excitin Bulgarian board game that can be used by anyone to gain a deeper understanding of themselves. It is a process that can free players from the illusions and burdens they carry around with them, can free them. It is a process of self-discovery through the Inner Guide. As for the path; it is filled with noncoincidence -random challenges, realizations, overcoming obstacles, but also hugs, laughter, playfulness and whatever else you create! The adventure takes you through three levels - „The Mirror" , „The Path" and „Life". Each of them offers different challenges and levels of self-awareness. © „IN THE MIRROR" we look around us and encounter our inner world. We look at patterns, fears, traumas, illusions, resistances, their manifestations and causes. We open up various possibilities for transformation and connect with our personal source of strength. By clearing the mind and gaining clarity about the connections between our inner and outer world, we prepare ourselves to go deeper and meet „The Path" - the 2nd circle. Here the adventure leads us to the virtues of truth, justice, love, wisdom and virtue. We go through their challenges, our lessons for our consciousness. What gives us new strength and which personal sources can we use? We are enriched with new perspectives, possibilities and qualities. But what use are these to us if we don't put them into practice? And so we meet the 3rd round - „Life" We offer a playgroup every week. Please register by phone or e-mail for an appointment. Energy compensation works on donation. OM-Center Zürich [email protected] Milena Rusinova +41 (0) 78 308 47 74

Le Maquis

Le Maquis de Montmartre war einst ein berüchtigtes Armen-Viertel auf dem Hügel im Norden von Paris, zwischen Rue Lepic und Caulaincourt. Es lag ausserhalb der Stadtmauern und wurde erst 1859 eingemeindet. Hohe Steuern und Zölle vertrieben im Laufe des 19. Jahrhunderts immer mehr Pariser in dieses Aussenquartier, wo sie ihre Häuser, Vergnügungsstätten, Bars und Bistrots bauten. Das freiere und billigere Leben zog auch viele Künstler an: Die Impressionisten Van Gogh, Toulouse-Lautrec, Renoir und viele andere lebten hier in kleinen Studios und fanden ihre Inspirationen, später auch Modigliani und Picasso. Designers, Tänzer, Schriftsteller, Musiker – eine bunte Gesellschaft von Künstlern machten aus dem Montmartre das weltberühmte Bohème-Viertel von Paris – le Maquis de Montmartre.

Das Test Restaurant: hier wird was getestet

Il Baretto