Monet Magic is a term that refers to the enchanting and mesmerizing paintings created by the renowned French artist, Claude Monet. Monet, born on November 14, 1840, in Paris, is celebrated as one of the pioneers of the Impressionist art movement. His unique style, characterized by loose brushwork and vibrant colors, revolutionized the art world and continues to captivate audiences to this day. Monet Magic can be witnessed in his various series of paintings, most notably the Water Lilies, Haystacks, and Rouen Cathedral. In these series, Monet explored the ever-changing nature of light and its effect on the subject matter. He tirelessly painted the same scenes at different times of the day, capturing the nuances of light and atmosphere in each rendition.
He tirelessly painted the same scenes at different times of the day, capturing the nuances of light and atmosphere in each rendition. The Water Lilies series, arguably Monet's most famous works, transport viewers into a serene and dreamlike world. These paintings depict Monet's water garden in Giverny, with its beautiful lily ponds and Japanese-style bridge.
Bishop Peller reveals well known pastors use demonic powers
“What I see Temitope Joshua do from my own magic experience is what we call mesmerism. It is also called hypnotism,” he explained.
General Overseer of the Fingers of God Church, Lagos and son of the late renowned magician, Professor Peller, Bishop Kayode Joseph Abiola Peller has accused Chris Oyakhilome and TB Joshua of being magicians.
Peller said Joshua, Senior Pastor of The Synagogue Church of All Nations and Oyakhilome, Christ Embassy founder, their eyes with demonic powers in them to superimpose their thoughts into people.
This statement was made in a recent interview with FLIP TV.
“What I see Temitope Joshua do from my own magic experience is what we call mesmerism. It is also called hypnotism,” he explained.
He claimed that while T. B. Joshua uses Kabballah magic to hypnotize his congregation and the general public over his miracles, Chris Oyakhilome’s association with Joshua makes him a suspect.
Taking on Oyakhilome, Kayode said, “I used to believe Oyakhilome before. That ended the day I saw him and Joshua doing miracles and castigating our pastors, Ayo and Okonkwo.
“When you castigate these great men of God, you are no more for God. They do miracles but don’t know what they teach.
“I would say they use magic on their followers since I was a former magician. I see in their actions hypnotism and seduction. I mean the way we used to seduce our congregation; those that come to watch our magic those days.
“I see mesmerism, hypnotism and occult display in what they do. How can people jubilate over atmosphere of miracles and before they get to the bus stop, the miracles have gone. Miracles are not limited to atmosphere. God is in charge of everywhere,” he added.
“They use the eyes with the demonic power in them to superimpose their thoughts into people. It happens, for most of those walking in the streets have very weak spirits. For there is witchcraft ability in every man.
“That is what we call telepathising: I mean, when I see them do their drama of healing while dancing from one side to another. I know its hypnotism.
“These are dangerous occultist words. Telepathising, hypnotism, occultism, kabbalah magic are processes of ruling the minds of weaker men. It could go to the length of seeing the magic maker in the dreams once the weaker person allows the demonic spirit of the conjurer to influence his mind.”
Defending his criticism and assuring that he is not making accusations out of jealousy, he said, “Let nobody think that I am jealous of them because their churches are big. If I want to make mine big I know what to do. I am the son of Peller. I know where things happen.
“I am not a ‘mugu’, to say the truth. They can’t fool me. I want to make heaven. I don’t want my work to be a waste; for every work built on faulty foundation, shall not stand the test of time.
“Foundation of deceit, occultism and demonic power cannot stand the test of time when the owner leaves. Jesus will deny them on that day.
“God only can say if Joshua is a real man of God. I don’t judge them; only God can do that.
“Having said all these, I have nothing against them. For I feel that nothing can be except God allows,” Bishop Kayode said.
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The soft brushstrokes and shimmering reflections on the water create a sense of tranquility and immersion in nature. The Haystacks series showcases Monet's fascination with capturing the fleeting effects of light. He painted haystacks in various lighting conditions, from dawn to dusk, meticulously observing how the colors and shadows changed. This series demonstrates Monet's mastery in conveying the essence of a particular moment and his ability to evoke emotion through visual stimuli. Rouen Cathedral, another iconic subject for Monet, allowed him to explore the interplay between architecture and light. He painted the facade of the cathedral at various times of the day, capturing the different moods and atmospheres created by light filtering through the stained glass windows. These paintings showcase Monet's attention to detail and his skill in rendering the play of light on surfaces. Monet Magic extends beyond the subject matter and technique; it also encompasses the emotional impact his paintings have on viewers. The ethereal and dreamlike quality of his works invites contemplation and introspection. Monet's ability to translate his personal experiences and emotions onto canvas allows viewers to connect with his art on a profound level. In conclusion, the term Monet Magic encapsulates the enchanting and transformative power of Claude Monet's paintings. His ability to capture the essence of moments and evoke emotions through light, color, and brushwork is truly magical. Monet's work continues to inspire and move audiences, making him one of the most celebrated artists in history..
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