Press Release Summary = A diamond necklace? A Porsche or a Ferrari? Itīs a time for women, after all. Ancient European societies celebrated Midsummer. It was a magical time, adequate for planning, discernment, new strategies and new enterprises.
Press Release Body = A diamond necklace? A Porsche or a Ferrari? Itīs a time for women, after all. Ancient European societies celebrated Midsummer. It was a magical time, adequate for planning, discernment, new strategies and new enterprises. J.F. del Giorgio tells that European women had an extraordinary high status. Then patriarchal Indo-Europeans invaded from the East and ruined it all, suppressing ancestral womenīs rights. Del Giorgio tells about their ups and downs in The Oldest Europeans: Who are we? Where do we come from? What made European women different? He says that traces of the old cultures can be found everywhere. In the Baltic some people still venerate spinning Goddess Saule (a sun Goddess, funny, her name sounds like solis, the latin word for the sun.) So, if youīre short of money, instead of the diamond thing you can just give her a needle, telling her, of course, that it comes as an offer to Saule. Or just present her with a daisy. It was, together with the wheel and the rosette, one of Sauleīs symbols. Maybe to present her with a sheep (protected by Saule) wouldnīt be such a great idea. Difficult to get, to transport and they tend to be messy, decidedly not the best for modern homes. Or you can give her a toy wheel, and tell her to imagine Saule traveling through the sky in her chariot. On the other hand, considering the perennial need for spares, you can go for a real wheel. If that doesnīt work either, well, you can always try the Porsche or the Ferrari, after all, even Saule might trade her chariot for them nowadays.
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2012
