Mehmet Emin Kırgil
6 readings
In the evening the apartment building is collapsing. It turns out my late mother is alive and has made five jars of rose jam. The broken places are collapsing. Saying do not grieve, I will get you both rose and jam, I hugged her and kissed her.
Reading
Distresses are solved little by little. Have the Quran or a mevlit recited for your mother, pour rose water, do her good deed. She expects a good deed from you. There is one more piece of news that is brightness for the eyes.
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I am stirring sour-cherry jam in a large jar, I am eating strawberry and banana; my friend's wedding meal is bad, rice dessert is left, a fire broke out and went out but the flame remained.
Reading
You may enter mental confusion; the jar being inside the house is a woman stirring things up, the dying flame is getting through distress in winter and encountering glad tidings.
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Eating strawberry jam, coming together with women
Reading
From a young woman, in a short term, news in which one will be happy is received.
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My mother and I ate strawberry jam. My lover was still looking. My mother said bright and lively; she said something I took for a blood thinner.
Reading
It is coming together with young women. He may part from the person he loves; let him be careful. His roads open; he comes through to safety. He said blood, but he did not see blood. If the one he loves is still looking and if there is a gap between them, it can get right. Let him be patient.
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Eating cherry jam.
Reading
Situations in which you will come out before a crowd, overcoming, and having an intention.
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I am cutting melon for the guests; I saw a black bag; I ate strawberry jam.
Reading
News that brings glad tidings comes one after another.
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