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endless story...(story end ;) keserasian melalui tarikh lahir by hana page 6
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Reply #334 afja's post
ada orang yang lahir taun 77 dlm ingatan dia tuh sebenarnya. |
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Reply #341 tin's post
aku la lahir thn tu..... baik panggil aku kakak....
kene hormat tahu... |
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Reply #337 itik_magic's post
takpe, takpe. lu angat dia jadi ipar terus. dapat ilmu free. win- win situation |
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Reply #340 afja's post
wah. ada betul ka. kasik la wa itu ilmu. buleh jadi hollow man |
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Reply #342 afja's post
mana lu taww lu lagi tua daripada wa |
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Reply #343 tin's post
ipar...erkkk...x berani wooo...ilmu x cukup POweR......... |
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Reply #346 itik_magic's post
alaaa itik, jadi ipar je. best apa kalo hana jadi ipar lu |
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nah, nin dia lagi...
WATER
Water represents the cold of winter. Winter rain seeps into the earth, replenishing water tables for spring's vegetation. As water penetrates, it becomes denser and pressure builds. You can feel barometric pressure doubling when you dive 8 feet into water. Water chi is descending.
Water is dissolving differences, movement and equalizing, flowing and floating energy. It is fluids, rivers, streams, floods and the ocean. Water can be gentle as misty dew or turbulent as a hurricane. Water nourishes living things. It can also rust metal and wear down rock.
Water represents the colors black/dark blue, wavy shapes, North, winter, midnight and the final years of old age.
Water feeds and produces wood. Wood consumes and controls water. Earth absorbs and sullies water. Water puts out and destroys fire. Metal catches condensed water or melts and becomes liquid.
WOOD
Wood represents the warmth of spring. Spring begins the regeneration of life. The roots of trees and plants reach deep down, searching for the nourishment of stored water. Plant life emerges through the soil and expands. Wood chi is expanding.
Wood is upward, outward, germinating, sprouting, and penetrating energy. It is organic growth, origins, and new beginnings. Wood can be flexible like young bamboo or strong and unyielding like an oak tree. Plants feed human life. It can also consume all the nutrients from the earth.
Wood represents the colors medium blue/green/brown, rectangular shapes, East/Southeast, spring, dawn, birth and early childhood years.
Wood burns and produces fire. Fire controls wood by turning it into ashes. Wood penetrates and breaks up earth. Metal chops and destroys wood. Water feeds and produces wood.
FIRE
Fire represents the heat of summer. Summer is brightness and illumination. Nature reaches its zenith and becomes luxuriant. As wood and air fuel fire, flames rise. Fire chi is ascending.
Fire is enthusiastic, expanding, explosive, and consuming energy. It is burning, heat, light and flames. Fire brings joy and warmth. It can also be destructive by burning and destroying.
Fire represents the colors in the red family, sharp/angular shapes, South, summer, noon and the growing years before puberty.
Fire burns and turns ashes into earth. Earth absorbs and diminishes fire. Fire melts and liquefies metal. Water puts out and destroys fire. Wood burns and gives birth to fire.
EARTH
Earth represents late summer and between seasons. Earth chi is rotating, producing a stabilizing magnetic force called gravity which is the basis of all matter. It provides stability and transforms. Earth chi is stabilizing and transforming energy.
Earth is yielding, producing, sowing, reaping energy. It is crops, harvest, soil, ground and ashes. Earth is nurturing, loving, patient and methodical. It can also be smothering and demanding.
Earth signifies the color yellow/ochre, square/stout shapes, the center/ Southwest/Northeast, late summer, between seasons and the teen years.
Earth produces minerals into metal. Metal drains earth of nutrients as minerals are created. Earth absorbs and sullies water. Wood penetrates, uproots and destroys Earth. Fire turns ashes into Earth.
METAL
Metal represents the coolness of autumn. In autumn, when the harvest is done, the soil is depleted. Trees shed their leaves and return to the earth. Metal chi is condensing.
Metal is contracting, concentrating, controlling, crystallizing and coagulating energy. It is minerals, ores, hard metals like gold, silver, bronze, copper, etc. Metal makes tools to get work done. It can also be destructive, like a sword or a knife bringing injury through violence.
Metal represents the colors white, grey, gold, silver, metallic, round/arch shapes, West/Northwest, autumn, evening and the adult years.
Metal melts to liquid and catches the dew. Water rusts, decomposes and controls metal. Metal chops and destroys wood. Fire burns, melts and destroys metal. Earth creates minerals and gives birth to metal. |
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wow..tu dia..tin da bukak rahsia besar....kna print dlu...xsempat baca.. |
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Originally posted by badreena at 9-1-2008 02:23 PM
oooo ye ker.....jap2 nak seru tamtih sat...tamtih...oooo tamtih...tolong la bad sat...bad dh pening kepala kira ni..nnt peja tolong telek erk....
sorry tertinggal lak thread ni
dah kira dah kan? |
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WATER
Water represents the cold of winter. Winter rain seeps into the earth, replenishing water tables for spring's vegetation. As water penetrates, it becomes denser and pressure builds. You can feel barometric pressure doubling when you dive 8 feet into water. Water chi is descending.
Water is dissolving differences, movement and equalizing, flowing and floating energy. It is fluids, rivers, streams, floods and the ocean. Water can be gentle as misty dew or turbulent as a hurricane. Water nourishes living things. It can also rust metal and wear down rock.
Water represents the colors black/dark blue, wavy shapes, North, winter, midnight and the final years of old age.
Water feeds and produces wood. Wood consumes and controls water. Earth absorbs and sullies water. Water puts out and destroys fire. Metal catches condensed water or melts and becomes liquid.
samalah |
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tamteh...kirakan sy lak..nk yg detail....
16.6.1983
yg first stage tu da lepas |
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Originally posted by llisamaisarah at 9-1-2008 04:26 PM
tamteh...kirakan sy lak..nk yg detail....
16.6.1983
yg first stage tu da lepas
7 6 1 2
4 3
7
3=2 1 4 5=9
2 1
3
part tilik sy serah org lain ek
so awak camna skrg? |
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Reply #350 hitamputih's post
a'ar...tp tak nampak number2 tu.....tolong kirakan kawan bad sama dak...5/8/1982 dgn 2/12/1980....serasi dak depa nih.... |
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Originally posted by puteri_maya at 9-1-2008 01:15 PM
dear tq...so much nah :flower: :flower: :flower: :flower: :flower: :flower: :flower: :pompom: :pompom: :pompom:
emmmp alamak aku selfish ek...tertekan...ah mang pun sakit jiwa ngan keje den ...
alamak..sorry laa ek..kita salah tilik bf awak..
sbb dia ada nombor jumpa org2 pangkat besar..so..kita ingatkan dia keje gomen..
sorry..sorry.. |
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Originally posted by hitamputih at 9-1-2008 04:40 PM
7 6 1 2
4 3
7
3=2 1 4 5=9
2 1
3
part tilik sy serah org lain ek
so awak camna skrg?
TQ2...satu lagi tamteh...
15.9.1978----ni dia nyer...
sbb nye kak hana da explain cara general...kita nk suka2 je ni..nk kira detail2 sket..nk tengok sama ke x..
hbgn skang ni da bahagia sangat2....biasa la kalo da baru baik ni..ghomantik la sket...
lagipon xleh gado2 dah..nk gadoh...senyap2 jer...kita nk gado gna senjata...sbb mulot dua2 laser..bak kata kak hana |
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Originally posted by badreena at 9-1-2008 04:43 PM
a'ar...tp tak nampak number2 tu.....tolong kirakan kawan bad sama dak...5/8/1982 dgn 2/12/1980....serasi dak depa nih....
tak nmpak?
hehe
...5/8/1982
5 8 1 1
4 2
6
3=9 3 3 3=6
1 8
9
dgn 2/12/1980....
2 3 1 8
5 9
5
6=7 8 1 8=9
1 5
6
selebihnyer saya serah pada ahlil nujum!:d |
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Reply #356 Hana's post
ko jgn hana.... org dh iktiraf ko nih as tukang telek....
jgn wat.... terslh telek... tertgk no lain.... n etc....
nanti beri impak taww....(kot la ada org percaya 100%) |
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Reply #358 llisamaisarah's post
telek...jgn x telek.....
jgn sampai teleng dh la tukang telek.... |
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