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12/24/2023
Christacita
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Christacita
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The elixir of life that put an end to guilt
Dramatic sounds disappear into the biting cold of the night. Sounds that spring from a dark brown violin, whose heaviness tells of a sad sadness. First timid, quiet sounds that suddenly pick up speed, as if their only aim was to escape the frosty sub-zero temperatures. Vivaldi's winter. An all-encompassing sadness whose beginning is based on a tragic guilt and thus continuously takes its course. Crushing, like the weight of a gigantic stone on innocently blooming daisies. Destroying everything. No light shines nearby, only individual flames burn in the blazing nowhere, far removed from any real existence. The hellish tunnel continues to spread, dark and invincible.
What would she give for a sparkling glimmer of hope in her utterly discouraged being? What would she give for a few meagre gestures of love and forgiveness in this emptiness crushed by loneliness? What would she give for a bright spark of light in this all-consuming world consumed by darkness?
Time takes its course and changes fundamentally as if by magic. There it is. The patch of earth, illuminated by single bright rays, far away and yet so close. Velvety expanses, violet tones that create joyful sounds. Vivaldi's spring, those gentle tones of the allegro that can even rouse bears from their hibernation. The burden disappears as quickly as it once crept in. From here to now. The elixir of life is there, waiting to be tasted, to become salvation and wholeness. The elixir that symbolizes forgiveness.
About the fragrance. Even if individual opinions differ greatly from mine, I will stick to my own. This fragrance here is the elixir of life par excellence. Because this elixir here is joyful, graceful, dense. Guilt (Guilty) may once have been at work, only to rediscover itself again in a not exactly harmonious way. With this fragrance, the days of guilt are over and are replaced by the elixir of life and the proverbial forgiveness. Once sprayed on my wrist, it immediately enchanted me. The top notes are supposed to be citrus and floral, but what hits me is creamy marzipan. I love it. The base stays with me for almost 24 hours. Pleasantly warm essences that are earthy, woody and gourmand at the same time. An absolute dream. Since Rush, I have found my way back to the house of Gucci after 24 years.
The elixir of life has its price. Well, I'm turning 50 in a few weeks, so maybe I'll treat myself to this expensive flacon to celebrate. Merry Christmas, my dears.
"Forgiveness is love's greatest task - and its greatest risk."
What would she give for a sparkling glimmer of hope in her utterly discouraged being? What would she give for a few meagre gestures of love and forgiveness in this emptiness crushed by loneliness? What would she give for a bright spark of light in this all-consuming world consumed by darkness?
Time takes its course and changes fundamentally as if by magic. There it is. The patch of earth, illuminated by single bright rays, far away and yet so close. Velvety expanses, violet tones that create joyful sounds. Vivaldi's spring, those gentle tones of the allegro that can even rouse bears from their hibernation. The burden disappears as quickly as it once crept in. From here to now. The elixir of life is there, waiting to be tasted, to become salvation and wholeness. The elixir that symbolizes forgiveness.
About the fragrance. Even if individual opinions differ greatly from mine, I will stick to my own. This fragrance here is the elixir of life par excellence. Because this elixir here is joyful, graceful, dense. Guilt (Guilty) may once have been at work, only to rediscover itself again in a not exactly harmonious way. With this fragrance, the days of guilt are over and are replaced by the elixir of life and the proverbial forgiveness. Once sprayed on my wrist, it immediately enchanted me. The top notes are supposed to be citrus and floral, but what hits me is creamy marzipan. I love it. The base stays with me for almost 24 hours. Pleasantly warm essences that are earthy, woody and gourmand at the same time. An absolute dream. Since Rush, I have found my way back to the house of Gucci after 24 years.
The elixir of life has its price. Well, I'm turning 50 in a few weeks, so maybe I'll treat myself to this expensive flacon to celebrate. Merry Christmas, my dears.
"Forgiveness is love's greatest task - and its greatest risk."
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