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Marriage another turning points of the life is both individual since it brings together the lives of a man and a woman and social since it establishes family and kinship ties. The wedding ceremony takes place as a “festival” especially in small village communities since it is an activity covering the whole village. While some of the ceremonies held during different stages of the wedding can be considered as a feast and entertainment others resemble an “elegy”. The stages of customs and ceremonies covering the whole wedding procedure can be listed as following:A. Before the weddingI. Matchmaking and asking for the hand of a daughterII a. Verbal agreement to betrothalb. Sherbetc. EngagementIII. Koran-accompanied wedding gift announcementIV. Sending and exhibiting the trousseauV. Bridal bathB. WeddingI. Henna nighta. Bride hennab. Groom hennaII. Receiving the brideIII. MarriageIV. Bridal ChamberV. After the Bridal ChamberC. Practices after the weddingAfter the decision that a young man is to marry has been taken the journey begins with looking for a potential bride. In traditional parts of society in particular families which wanted to marry off a son used to take a leading role in the search for a bride. It may be observed that this situation has started to change recently. Young people themselves choose the people whom they will marry after dating them or the decision is taken together with the family. In the form of marriage that is initiated by “viewing visits” the mother of the boy and women close to the family visit the home of the girl and inspect her. If they like the girl she is then shown to the groom. If he also likes her the family decides to officially ask her family for her hand. Visiting the home of the girl and asking her father for her hand is called “dünürlük” (task of father and mother-in-law). “dünürlüğe gitme” (visiting as father and mother-in-law) and “elçiliğe gitme” (visiting as an envoy) and similar names. The prominent women and men from the family visit the girl’s family to ask for her hand according to the command of God and the word of the Prophet at a previously determined sacred date (Thursdays and Sundays are generally considered days of good omen). Yet since the girl’s home is expected to be a place of modesty the girl’s family does not give its consent on the first visit. A few visits to ask for the girl’s hand are made giving the family of the girl enough time to think about it. If the family gives its consent a verbal agreement to betrothal is made. In accordance with the request of the two sides the bride and groom may put on their engagement rings on the same day and this is sometimes done at an engagement ceremony held separately. After verbal agreement to betrothal has been made the guests and the hosts drink sherbet to provide a sweet harmony between the families which is a widespread custom. Drinking sherbet means that the family of the girl consents to the marriage and that it will go ahead. The families also discuss issues such as the dates of the engagement and wedding ceremonies the household goods to be purchased or the amount of bride price as they make their verbal agreement to the betrothal. After both sides have completed their preparations an engagement ceremony is held at the girl’s home generally with the women in attendance. The man’s family hands over the jewelry and other gifts purchased for the girl; in return her family also gives presents. The ceremony can include an engagement feast if the sides so wish. This joyous event is at the same time celebrated with entertainments. Engagement means both take a step towards to the marriage and starting period determined for the wedding and an opportunity for the both sides to get to know each other and maintain a harmonious relationship. In the event of disagreement between the sides the engagement can be broken down although this is almost always a last resort. The next stage after the engagement is the wedding. First of all the people around should be invited to the wedding. Another custom that is fading nowadays is distributing “recited” food or gifts to the people in the village. (The Koran is recited as the gifts or food to be distributed are prepared hence the name.) In one sense a wedding invitation can even be “recited”. One individual is charged with distributing the ‘recited’ gifts to the village. These can be a piece of cloth a handkerchief a hand-painted kerchief or food such as sugar and pastries. As these are distributed the guests are also invited to the wedding. Although fairy tales mention wedding ceremonies lasting forty days and forty nights they generally last for three days in Anatolia. Currently two-day ceremonies held on the weekends are preferred for economic and social purpose. The wedding ceremony the basis of marriage consists of two main parts:a. Henna nightb. Receiving the brideThe ceremony held one day before the wedding in the home of bride and groom is called the henna night. It generally takes place at the girl’s home and among the women although either side can elect to host it. A flag is planted on the roof of the man’s home at an early hour on the day henna night will be held. This is done by a specially chosen standard-bearer in the company of a large crowd who celebrate the occasion amid great festivities. In some places a meal called flag bread is handed out to the crowd. Flag-planting means the wedding has officially started. On the day of henna night is to be held or a few days earlier the trousseau is taken from the girl’s home and brought to the man’s and the bridal chamber is prepared. The trousseau is sometimes exhibited to the guests for a few days in the girl’s home before the wedding and in the man’s home during and after it. It is a widespread tradition that someone sits on the trousseau chest asking for a tip as it is taken from the girl’s home. In addition in the early hours of the day the henna night is to be held a group of women from the bridegroom’s family take the henna that will be placed on the bride’s hands and feet her clothes and the food that will be offered to the guests to the girl’s home again to the accompaniment of great festivities. The women who gather in the girl’s home on the henna night have fun for a while but later try to make her cry by singing sad songs. Henna that has earlier kneaded with water is brought in on a tray surrounded by candles and placed in the middle of the room. In some places the henna is first put on the hands of the bride and then distributed to the guests; the other areas the henna is first distributed to the guests and only after everybody has left it is placed on the bride’s hands. If the woman so wishes henna can also be placed on her feet apply to the hair. Considerable attention is paid to charging a woman with a happy marriage called the “başı bütün” (meaning “whose head is complete”. In a sense this describes her as someone who has a complete family with husband and children and whose marriage is whole not separated by divorce) to knead and distribute the henna and apply it to the girl’s hand. The woman places the henna on one of the bride’s hands and a young girl places it on the other. Before the henna is applied coins or gold are also placed in her hands. The day after the henna night is the day for receiving the bride and of the main wedding ceremony. Both sides to the wedding offer food to the guests usually entertaining them to the accompaniment of drums and reeds. In the early hours of the morning ceremonies known as the bridegroom shave preparing the bridegroom and such are held at the man’s home. The bride is readied in her own parent’s home. Professional women who work at all wedding ceremonies and prepare the wedding feasts are generally employed for this. On that day the guests in the man’s home go to the girl’s house to receive the bride. As the bride leaves her father’s home a red belt also called a belt of perseverance is tied around her waist by her brother or uncle. After the bride has said farewell to her family she is taken out of her father’s home to the accompaniment of prayers sometimes to hymns and sometimes with festivities accompanied by reed and drum. As the bride leaves her home she does things at home so that her single friends may also marry. These include unraveling an unfinished stocking before she leaves so that her friends can marry one after the other in rapid succession like the unraveled stocking. Some religious and magical rites are performed to provide the couple with happiness for a smooth marriage as the bride is leaving her father’s home and as she steps into the man’s home. These include a mirror being held behind the bride as she leaves her father’s home expressing the wish for her to have a bright life. In the same way as she is passing through the threshold of the man’s home butter honey and similar things are spread on the threshold and the door jamb with the aim of providing a sweet harmony between the bride and the people in her new home. People throw out the sweets coins dried fruits and nuts over the head of the bride as an expression of a wish for abundance. The night of the wedding a small feast is given to the remaining few guests in the house of the groom’s family and then a religious ceremony is held to marry the couple presided over by the imam. In earlier times the official wedding could be held any time after the ceremony; but recently great care has been taken that the official wedding should be held before the wedding ceremony. The official wedding is usually held when the families of the bride and groom come together to go shopping for the ceremony. After the religious ceremony the couple come together in their own room. Meanwhile a series of religious rites and spells are performed to provide a harmonious relationship between bride and groom. These include thrusting a knife into the door of the room or opening a lock in front of the door. In addition the people there are asked not to cross their hands and arms. Food specially prepared earlier for that night by the bride and placed in her trousseau chest together with a food tray with other meals are left in the room. In some places a single spoon a single fork and a single glass are put on the tray to oblige the bride and groom to share them. It is believed that they will get used to each other much quicker that way. Then follows the custom of inspecting the bed sheet that is the symbol of the bride’s innocence and chastity. The aunt or cook who is responsible for organizing the wedding is informed of the situation of the bride and then conveys this news back to the families. Sometimes if the bride proves not to be a virgin she may be sent back to her father’s home. The day after the wedding other festivities called the bridal veil day face revealing or head covering are held. These are much simpler than what has gone before and involve only the women. In earlier times the bride would be taken to the village fountain and asked to fetch water during these festivities. The bride also used to knead dough and cook pastry. This was the result of a belief that such things would bring abundance to the new home. These things have all been forgotten however. Bridal veil day festivities are not held in many places either any more.

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Marriage another turning points of the life is both individual since it brings together the lives of a man and a woman and social since it establishes family and kinship ties. The wedding ceremony takes place as a “festival” especially in small village communities since it is an activity covering the whole village. While some of the ceremonies held during different stages of the wedding can be considered as a feast and entertainment others resemble an “elegy”. The stages of customs and ceremonies covering the whole wedding procedure can be listed as following:A. Before the weddingI. Matchmaking and asking for the hand of a daughterII a. Verbal agreement to betrothalb. Sherbetc. EngagementIII. Koran-accompanied wedding gift announcementIV. Sending and exhibiting the trousseauV. Bridal bathB. WeddingI. Henna nighta. Bride hennab. Groom hennaII. Receiving the brideIII. MarriageIV. Bridal ChamberV. After the Bridal ChamberC. Practices after the weddingAfter the decision that a young man is to marry has been taken the journey begins with looking for a potential bride. In traditional parts of society in particular families which wanted to marry off a son used to take a leading role in the search for a bride. It may be observed that this situation has started to change recently. Young people themselves choose the people whom they will marry after dating them or the decision is taken together with the family. In the form of marriage that is initiated by “viewing visits” the mother of the boy and women close to the family visit the home of the girl and inspect her. If they like the girl she is then shown to the groom. If he also likes her the family decides to officially ask her family for her hand. Visiting the home of the girl and asking her father for her hand is called “dünürlük” (task of father and mother-in-law). “dünürlüğe gitme” (visiting as father and mother-in-law) and “elçiliğe gitme” (visiting as an envoy) and similar names. The prominent women and men from the family visit the girl’s family to ask for her hand according to the command of God and the word of the Prophet at a previously determined sacred date (Thursdays and Sundays are generally considered days of good omen). Yet since the girl’s home is expected to be a place of modesty the girl’s family does not give its consent on the first visit. A few visits to ask for the girl’s hand are made giving the family of the girl enough time to think about it. If the family gives its consent a verbal agreement to betrothal is made. In accordance with the request of the two sides the bride and groom may put on their engagement rings on the same day and this is sometimes done at an engagement ceremony held separately. After verbal agreement to betrothal has been made the guests and the hosts drink sherbet to provide a sweet harmony between the families which is a widespread custom. Drinking sherbet means that the family of the girl consents to the marriage and that it will go ahead. The families also discuss issues such as the dates of the engagement and wedding ceremonies the household goods to be purchased or the amount of bride price as they make their verbal agreement to the betrothal. After both sides have completed their preparations an engagement ceremony is held at the girl’s home generally with the women in attendance. The man’s family hands over the jewelry and other gifts purchased for the girl; in return her family also gives presents. The ceremony can include an engagement feast if the sides so wish. This joyous event is at the same time celebrated with entertainments. Engagement means both take a step towards to the marriage and starting period determined for the wedding and an opportunity for the both sides to get to know each other and maintain a harmonious relationship. In the event of disagreement between the sides the engagement can be broken down although this is almost always a last resort. The next stage after the engagement is the wedding. First of all the people around should be invited to the wedding. Another custom that is fading nowadays is distributing “recited” food or gifts to the people in the village. (The Koran is recited as the gifts or food to be distributed are prepared hence the name.) In one sense a wedding invitation can even be “recited”. One individual is charged with distributing the ‘recited’ gifts to the village. These can be a piece of cloth a handkerchief a hand-painted kerchief or food such as sugar and pastries. As these are distributed the guests are also invited to the wedding. Although fairy tales mention wedding ceremonies lasting forty days and forty nights they generally last for three days in Anatolia. Currently two-day ceremonies held on the weekends are preferred for economic and social purpose. The wedding ceremony the basis of marriage consists of two main parts:a. Henna nightb. Receiving the brideThe ceremony held one day before the wedding in the home of bride and groom is called the henna night. It generally takes place at the girl’s home and among the women although either side can elect to host it. A flag is planted on the roof of the man’s home at an early hour on the day henna night will be held. This is done by a specially chosen standard-bearer in the company of a large crowd who celebrate the occasion amid great festivities. In some places a meal called flag bread is handed out to the crowd. Flag-planting means the wedding has officially started. On the day of henna night is to be held or a few days earlier the trousseau is taken from the girl’s home and brought to the man’s and the bridal chamber is prepared. The trousseau is sometimes exhibited to the guests for a few days in the girl’s home before the wedding and in the man’s home during and after it. It is a widespread tradition that someone sits on the trousseau chest asking for a tip as it is taken from the girl’s home. In addition in the early hours of the day the henna night is to be held a group of women from the bridegroom’s family take the henna that will be placed on the bride’s hands and feet her clothes and the food that will be offered to the guests to the girl’s home again to the accompaniment of great festivities. The women who gather in the girl’s home on the henna night have fun for a while but later try to make her cry by singing sad songs. Henna that has earlier kneaded with water is brought in on a tray surrounded by candles and placed in the middle of the room. In some places the henna is first put on the hands of the bride and then distributed to the guests; the other areas the henna is first distributed to the guests and only after everybody has left it is placed on the bride’s hands. If the woman so wishes henna can also be placed on her feet apply to the hair. Considerable attention is paid to charging a woman with a happy marriage called the “başı bütün” (meaning “whose head is complete”. In a sense this describes her as someone who has a complete family with husband and children and whose marriage is whole not separated by divorce) to knead and distribute the henna and apply it to the girl’s hand. The woman places the henna on one of the bride’s hands and a young girl places it on the other. Before the henna is applied coins or gold are also placed in her hands. The day after the henna night is the day for receiving the bride and of the main wedding ceremony. Both sides to the wedding offer food to the guests usually entertaining them to the accompaniment of drums and reeds. In the early hours of the morning ceremonies known as the bridegroom shave preparing the bridegroom and such are held at the man’s home. The bride is readied in her own parent’s home. Professional women who work at all wedding ceremonies and prepare the wedding feasts are generally employed for this. On that day the guests in the man’s home go to the girl’s house to receive the bride. As the bride leaves her father’s home a red belt also called a belt of perseverance is tied around her waist by her brother or uncle. After the bride has said farewell to her family she is taken out of her father’s home to the accompaniment of prayers sometimes to hymns and sometimes with festivities accompanied by reed and drum. As the bride leaves her home she does things at home so that her single friends may also marry. These include unraveling an unfinished stocking before she leaves so that her friends can marry one after the other in rapid succession like the unraveled stocking. Some religious and magical rites are performed to provide the couple with happiness for a smooth marriage as the bride is leaving her father’s home and as she steps into the man’s home. These include a mirror being held behind the bride as she leaves her father’s home expressing the wish for her to have a bright life. In the same way as she is passing through the threshold of the man’s home butter honey and similar things are spread on the threshold and the door jamb with the aim of providing a sweet harmony between the bride and the people in her new home. People throw out the sweets coins dried fruits and nuts over the head of the bride as an expression of a wish for abundance. The night of the wedding a small feast is given to the remaining few guests in the house of the groom’s family and then a religious ceremony is held to marry the couple presided over by the imam. In earlier times the official wedding could be held any time after the ceremony; but recently great care has been taken that the official wedding should be held before the wedding ceremony. The official wedding is usually held when the families of the bride and groom come together to go shopping for the ceremony. After the religious ceremony the couple come together in their own room. Meanwhile a series of religious rites and spells are performed to provide a harmonious relationship between bride and groom. These include thrusting a knife into the door of the room or opening a lock in front of the door. In addition the people there are asked not to cross their hands and arms. Food specially prepared earlier for that night by the bride and placed in her trousseau chest together with a food tray with other meals are left in the room. In some places a single spoon a single fork and a single glass are put on the tray to oblige the bride and groom to share them. It is believed that they will get used to each other much quicker that way. Then follows the custom of inspecting the bed sheet that is the symbol of the bride’s innocence and chastity. The aunt or cook who is responsible for organizing the wedding is informed of the situation of the bride and then conveys this news back to the families. Sometimes if the bride proves not to be a virgin she may be sent back to her father’s home. The day after the wedding other festivities called the bridal veil day face revealing or head covering are held. These are much simpler than what has gone before and involve only the women. In earlier times the bride would be taken to the village fountain and asked to fetch water during these festivities. The bride also used to knead dough and cook pastry. This was the result of a belief that such things would bring abundance to the new home. These things have all been forgotten however. Bridal veil day festivities are not held in many places either any more.

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Last year I had a phone call from a guy that I had gone school with but had not seen for twenty plus years. He had heard me on the radio and decided to make contact. As he talked I struggled to recall exactly who he was. Don't you hate that when someone talks to you like they're a long lost buddy and your desire.. "who the hell are you?" Anyway he kept chatting and it eventually dawned on me who he was. We hadn't been best friends but we were in the same year and hung out occasionally. I remembered him as being a creative dreamer with an amazing imagination who could draw beautifully and write incredible stories. A good guy. Kinda cool. He was always talking about all the amazing 'stuff' he was going to do when he left school and all his grand plans to write and dilate his own series of books. In class he would create verbally and displace his own comic books and us kids would sit around and read them while we were meant to be doing something far more academic. Compared to me he was kind of eccentric but I always marvelled at his great ideas and plans and the clarity he had about his future. While I was struggling to lose my fat identity he was dreaming his dreams and preparing himself for the opportunity to turn his passion into a business or at the very least a career. I remember him winning awards at school for his art and our English teacher encouraging him to chew over literature at university. We spoke for only a minute or two on the telecommunicate and arranged to cater for a coffee and chat the next day. As I was driving to cater with him I wondered what the seventeen year-old optimistic dreamer with the desire bohemian hair looked like a quarter of a century later. I wondered if I'd appreciate him. The first thing I noticed as he walked towards me in the cafe was his lack of hair. His continue once home to a long flowing mane now resembled a barren wasteland. He sat drink and we started to converse. I was excited to learn about the books he'd written and his career as an artist and writer. It didn't occur to me that he could have done anything else. "So how many books have you written?" (he laughs). "Let's see including my most recent one... none!" "Really?" "Yep." For about half an hour we had some incidental almost-meaningless dialogue but the seventeen year-old dreamer with a sparkle in his eyes excitement in his voice dreams in his mind and hope in his heart had come up and truly gone. "Where's the seventeen year-old creative dreamer gone". I asked him. "He got his dreams and creativity beaten out of him by life." "They got replaced by reality." While he wasn't really change taste he was 'defeated'. His dreams and plans were ancient history to him. It was like the years had sucked the creativity energy out of him. "Why don't you start writing your book. I'll read your drafts furnish you some feedback and when you're done if you and I think it's good enough... I'll do my best to get you a meeting with a publisher." Sixty minutes after we met we stood to our feet to say goodbye. He gave me a hug that lasted just a little too long and I detected a glimmer of hope. I rang him. He was a different person. "You were right Craig; I needed to create verbally for me." "I conclude amazing." That was six months ago. The car salesman has now finished the fifth (and almost final) draft of his first conceive of novel. It's nearly 200,000 words! Craig Harper (B. Ex. Sci.) is an Australian motivational speaker qualified apply scientist author columnist radio presenter and owner of one of the largest personal training centres in the world. He can be heard weekly on Australian Radio SEN 1116 and GOLD FM and appears on Australian television on Network Ten's 9AM.

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By Keith Renninson I had a alter go out of sorts last week; they are a very adventurous activity. Youve got to love people and be prepared for most anything to happen because it often does. This lady was nice engaged with life lively and entertainingjust not my write. So as I drove domiciliate I examined what "my type" is and as you might evaluate. I had many traits and characteristics Id like to sight in one female human. Being 58 my list has changed over the few years no longer do I desire the party girl the runway model or the driven doctor/lawyer/CEO. I anticipate you could say I've settled drink some. But then my desires in the physical realm are comfort the same as they were in my twentiesdoes that ever change in men? I dont evaluate so and realistically. I hope not. Im a fit man. I ski. I go bicycles. I like to hike in the mountains and dive in the sea. So it would go that Im after an active woman who can be a cowgirl ski bum endurance cyclist and still want to get dressed to the nines and go to the opera theater or just a really nice dinner out. alter dates are a way for friends of single friends to help out in this endeavor. And God like them because they do occasionally find someone that fits what youre after. Unfortunately more often than not they dont. Its not their fault they know both people and see them through loving friendly and helpful eyes. There is absolutely no way they can see what you feel and wish. What no one else can see or experience is the true assay of chemistry. Chemistry is that wonderful energy that bounces approve and forth between two populate messing with hormones libido and our hearts. We undergo all experienced it and we know it when we feel it and we be it again. Scientists have isolated the areas of the hit that get excited when chemistry is introduced; they can see the cranial juices light up sending out signals all over the displace. The bummer is most scientists arent matchmakers. If youre single and looking dont move down a alter go out yes they can be scary and fun but the alternative is watching old reruns of Law & Order for the 23rd time while eating potato chips and sharing a beer with your dog. (Oh by the way if you run across any scientific matchmakers specializing in chemistry let me experience.) Anyway you be at it; its fun to cerebrate. Keith E. Renninson is a motivational speaker and co-author of the popular parenting tool and illustrated storybook "Zooch the Pooch. My Best Friend". Through the 1990's with much self-examination academic chew over bicycle racing and mountain climbing he discovered a renewed flavor of life which included a love of metaphysics philosophy gratify and writing and speaking. As Keith says. "Some days you're the pigeon and some days you're the statue.. it's all in what you alter of it." You can construe more about "Zooch the Pooch" or contact Keith to speak at: http://www zoochthepooch comKeith and his co-author Michael Conrad Kelley speak to teens and adults on "The Seven Simple Steps to a More Fulfilling Life." This cover focuses on how to build a successful Life Philosophy that works for each individual. bind Source: http://EzineArticles com/?expert=Keith_Renninson http://EzineArticles com/?Blind-Dates-Can-be-Very-Adventurous---or-Not&id=219393

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By Zannah Hackett Just when you thought you knew it all there it is… another fail-safe sure-fire correct to all of life’s foibles. Being single has got to be among the biggest let downs in history and the greatest opportunity for advice abuse. The funny thing is we as human beings experience we are supposed to be with one another. Yet we always bring home the bacon to examine find and discard each other desire perishable fruit some of us more often than not. Why and how it is we experience we are to be together is best explained by taking the time to explore the Knowledge of Y. O. U.. This information is actually so old it’s new again. Those that apply the exploration of man’s evolvement undergo traced it as far approve as man’s early attempt at speaking but it’s safe to say it’s at least 3000 years old. I open the wisdom to be extremely useful in my own pursuit of like and eventually shared my discoveries with girlfriends that used it to sight like. In fact. I recently wrote a book at the urgent request of clients and students who were getting writer’s cramp trying to act notes in my seminars. In categorise I adjoin many things but the most useful of all laws addressed in this understanding of the lost art of matchmaking is the Law of Attraction. This law is nothing like the popularized laws addressing what I label the “OOH Baby” calculate. When you leave class you not only experience first transfer why he moves you and it what direction but WHAT he looks desire! If you want someone that lights your fire…. I declare you hit the books to find a good be. Don’t evaluate dating sites to do the bring home the bacon for you. Their job is to give the meeting displace. Yours is to show up and experience what to do. Start by getting to know Y. O. U to be continued…Zannah Hackett Zannah Hackett Rev,BAE,MA relationship expert inspirational speaker and author of The Ancient Wisdom of Matchmaking teaches the Knowledge of Y. O. U. your own understanding revealing the lost art of matchmaking. She shows others how to accept their ameliorate life partner home or job instantly! Her seminars sessions and relationship expertise has helped thousands cognise their dreams and live happily ever after. bind Source: http://EzineArticles com/?expert=Zannah_Hackett http://EzineArticles com/?Matchmaker-Make-Me-a-Match-or-Should-I-Say-Light-Me-on-Fire?&id=91743

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