Moondance Magic View Bungalow is a unique and enchanting vacation destination that offers stunning views and a magical experience for visitors. Located in the heart of nature, this bungalow provides a secluded and serene environment for relaxation and rejuvenation. The main highlight of Moondance Magic View Bungalow is, without a doubt, the breathtaking view it offers. Situated on a hilltop, guests can marvel at panoramic vistas of lush green landscapes, rolling hills, and distant mountains. The beauty and tranquility of this natural setting create a truly enchanting atmosphere that is perfect for a peaceful getaway. The bungalow itself is designed to provide maximum comfort and convenience to guests.
François Hollande, the French president, is embroiled in a row over Leonarda, a Roma girl, aged 15, who was ordered off a school bus in France and deported to Kosovo. The Czech Republic has seen a wave of anti-Roma street demonstrations in recent months.
In Greece, in an atmosphere of rightwing extremism and growing racism, authorities have targeted the 300,000-strong Roma community, human rights groups say. Rights groups are now, however, concerned about a knock-on effect across Europe of an anti-Roma witch hunt gathering pace following the frenzy over the case of Maria, the fair-haired child found in the Roma camp near Farsala, Greece.
The bungalow itself is designed to provide maximum comfort and convenience to guests. Boasting spacious and well-appointed rooms, it offers a luxurious stay experience. The rooms are tastefully decorated, combining modern elements with rustic charm, creating a cozy and inviting ambiance.
The Future Belongs to Witches
“It is no great problem in ethnology and anthropology as to how gypsies became fortune tellers … Wherever shamanism, or the sorcery which is based on exorcising and commanding spirits, exists, its professors from leading strange lives or from solitude or wandering, become strange and wild-looking. When men have this appearance, people associate with it mysterious power.” – Charles Godfrey Leland- Gypsy Sorcery and Fortune Telling
Adorning a long red dress and wearing a gold crown weighing half a kilogram, the “self-proclaimed” Queen of white magic Maria Campina, sits on a throne in a villa in Northern Bucharest. Royalty lines the wall to her right, with a huge picture of her posing with Queen Elizabeth II of England. This was photoshopped by her grandson as a birthday present. Queen Campina doesn’t just talk to everyone who shows up at her door and her time is precious. She even attempted to charge us for this interview, claiming that she had to cancel other appointments for us. Only after we threatened to leave, we managed to strike a bargain. Sitting on her golden throne, Queen Campina speaks without haste and stops to catch her breath once in a while. She’s almost 80 years old, although she refuses to reveal her exact age.“We are witches from mother to daughter,” she says. “This power is not for everyone. Only my daughters can inherit it.”
The matriarch
Monumental pictures of Queen Campina and her family adorn the walls of the entire living room. Some portray her late husband, a former judge in the stabor—an unofficial tribunal of the traditional Roma communities. However, it is Queen Campina who rules this clan.
“My grandmother is the head of this family,” her teenage grandson says with a smile, while Queen Campina keeps us waiting. “She is the most powerful witch in Romania.”
Finally, the Queen comes out of her bedroom situated at the top of a marble staircase and majestically descends to greet us. Then she rests on one of two thrones —the second one belonging to her late husband.
“Tell me what you want. Do you want me to demonstrate how I tell the future?” she urges.
Queen Campina is used to media attention, as she is a frequent guest on television shows where she predicts the fortune of local celebrities. One of the richest people in the country, she herself is a celebrity. Her daughter’s lavish wedding, or her niece Shakira’s photoshoots attract Romanian paparazzi and large audiences on tabloid television shows. Yet she hasn’t been interviewed about her job before and is reluctant to reveal where her special gift comes from.
“I inherited it from my mother and she inherited it from my grandmother, who was a descendent of the Indian maharajas.” The title “Queen of the Witches” was given to her during a TV show in the 1990s by Ion Tugui, a Romanian writer passionate about the paranormal. He called her “the official queen of white magic” in a television show at the beginning of the 1990s, saying that he had followed her predictions for 6 years and noticed they had come true. She claims she earned the title after successfully performing a ritual and winning a competition with other witches from various countries, which he witnessed.
A life-size statue of the Queen accompanied with a statue of Jesus Christ occupies a large part of her altar room. Placing orthodox icons and various “witch” dolls that represent the evil fortune tellers who use black magic on her altar table, Queen Campina takes out a huge jade presse-papier which she believes has animalic powers and represents the devil whom she prays against, as well as a large sea shell called ghioc, which Roma fortune tellers traditionally use to see the future.
Queen Campina receives many requests for fortune-telling from abroad, mostly from Romania’s huge diaspora. She doesn’t need to see her clients in person to carry out the ritual—she uses her phone. In these cases, payment is carried out electronically. Clients who are able to visit her home put the money in the sea shell, while Queen Campina recites her chants. The real rituals, however, take place at night, on the edge of her garden pond.“Only my daughters and I have access to it,” she claims.
“There are some who work with black magic, but that’s not me. We’re clean,” she declares and then grows slightly suspicious.
“Have you been to see someone else? Don’t go to others. I am the only one who does real magic.”
While poverty was not officially an acceptable criterion for removing children to a home, in the case of Roma the authorities were blaming families for not being able to improve their social and living conditions; they took children away on the basis of poverty.
Guests can enjoy amenities such as air conditioning, comfortable beds, private bathrooms, and a well-equipped kitchen. One of the highlights of staying at Moondance Magic View Bungalow is the opportunity to witness the magic of the night sky. With minimal light pollution in the area, guests can gaze upon a majestic display of stars and constellations. The peacefulness of the surroundings amplifies the experience, allowing guests to truly connect with nature. For those seeking adventure, Moondance Magic View Bungalow is surrounded by scenic hiking trails and nature walks. Guests can explore the nearby forests, observe wildlife, and immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural surroundings. The bungalow provides a perfect base for outdoor activities and exploration. In conclusion, Moondance Magic View Bungalow offers a truly magical experience for guests. From its stunning views and serene atmosphere to the comfort and convenience of its accommodations, this destination is the perfect choice for those seeking tranquility and connection with nature. Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway or an adventurous escape, Moondance Magic View Bungalow promises an unforgettable experience..
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