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30 november 2010 nabij Elten en Emmerich wat gefotografeerd. Er lag wat sneeuw. Het maakt de foto altijd wel wat leuker zoals hier de doorkomst van een Linz-shuttle bij Hüthum getrokken door RTB V262
Teilhard says we can further God’s project not only by our activities but also by how we deal with daily passivities of diminishment as well as those endured while suffering and dying. What does Jesus do with the energy he spends in suffering physical pain, emotional rejection, and spiritual pain? What is its purpose? Is it purely a waste? Can the energy spent enduring these things be used to benefit the growth of the kingdom of God? Teilhard answers yes.1 That is what Jesus teaches us on the cross. The energy being spent in enduring passivities, just as the energy being spent in performing activities, may be directed to energize God’s project by one’s intention. In the kingdom, no energy need be wasted. Even the energy endured in unwelcome passivities may be directed to contribute to God’s project. Teilhard sees Jesus doing precisely this. God’s will is always to promote the growth of the kingdom. Jesus’s prayer is, “Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done on Earth….” This is the meaning of all martyrdom. One willingly undergoes martyrdom to help the growth of God’s kingdom, not merely to save one’s soul. In Teilhard’s terminology, one acts and does good deeds to help accomplish God’s work on Earth by one’s activities of growth. One transforms suffering and passivities to help accomplish God’s work on Earth by one’s activities of growth. One dies—a passivity—to help accomplish God’s work on Earth by turning it into an activity of growth.
- Teilhard de Chardin on the Gospels The Message of Jesus for an Evolutionary World Louis M. Savary Foreword by Richard Rohr
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Colors are the deeds and sufferings of light.
Goethe
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Deeds are done which appear so evil to us and people suffer such terrible evils that it does not seem as though any good will ever come of them; and we consider this, sorrowing and grieving over it so that we cannot find peace in the blessed contemplation of God as we should do, and this is why: our reasoning powers are so blind now, so humble and so simple, that we cannot know the high, marvelous wisdom, the might and the goodness of the Holy Trinity. And this is what he means where he says, “You shall see for yourself that all manner of things shall be well”, as if he said, “Pay attention to this now, faithfully and confidently, and at the end of time you will truly see it in the fullness of joy.”
-Julian of Norwich, Revelations of Divine Love
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"I can't change the direction of the wind,but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destination."
Jimmy Dean
Several black families were residing in Gillespie County by the 1870s. A schoolhouse was built in 1877 on property adjacent to this later church site. Blacks probably met in the school for worship services before this church was completed 10 years later. In 1887 Oscar Basse deeded this lot to William McLane, Silas Russel, James Scruggins, and James Tinker as trustees of the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church. Members of the congregation erected this simple frame structure, with its small steeple, atop a native limestone foundation. In recent years, when the local black community dispersed, use of the church building decreased and deterioration set n. Cora Phillips, widow of Paul Phillips, well-known Gillespie County veterinarian and church trustee, suggested restoring the structure for use by youth organizations united in 1974. The youth, representing half a dozen faiths, carried out repair and renovation work and gained national recognition for their endeavors. Dr. Robert Mosby, son of the black congregation's third pastor, the Rev. William H. Mosby, preached at ceremonies in February 1976, when the restored building was dedicated as the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church.
This historic Church is being restored again.
Happy Resurrection Day
Excerpt from www.centralelgin.org/en/recreation-and-culture/Heritage/H...:
Davey House
45922 Sparta Line, Sparta
The Davey House was constructed at some point between 1845 and 1855. The simplicity of the building epitomizes the Provincial Greek Revival style in which it was built. It also has pilastered doorways with entablatures, and a solid frieze, similar to other houses in Sparta that date back to the 1850s. The property on which the Davey House sits was originally deeded by the Crown to the Honourable James Baby. Baby sold the property to the Jonathan Doan in 1813, who then sold it to his son, Israel Doan in 1843. Wade and Vera Davey purchased the house in 1990 and have made considerable effort to restore it.
A woman cries outside houses damaged by an airstrike in Gorenka, Ukraine, on Wednesday Mar. 2, 2022. This photo is by Vadim Ghirda/AP. I uploaded this photo, and the description, from news.yahoo.com to my Flickr photostream today.
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A narrowband (HOO Palette) image of the Statue of Liberty Nebula (NGC 3576), a bright emission nebula in the Sagittarius arm of the Milky Way Galaxy. NGC 3576 is approximately 100 light-years across and 9,000 light-years away from Earth.
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-monumental innscription of the first Emperor:
Res Gestae Divi Augusti / The Deeds of the Divine Augustus
-Hacı Bayram is a soufi philosopher 1362-1430
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This very little insects helps a lot in spreading flowers everywhere.
This my look as one of what is called "little good deeds." Are these "little good deeds" are really little?
What the insect does here is spreading pollen everywhere. Is this little? Sure it is not.
So do not belittle good deeds.
Prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him) said:
“Do not think little of any good deed, even if it is just greeting your brother with a cheerful countenance.”
You can find this saying of the Prophet here in addition to others:
National theatre by architect Sir Denys Lasdun, opened 1976. Grade II* listed theatre complex in the brutalist style. South Bank, London Borough of Lambeth.
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Settle in, this is going to be a long one! And you don't have to read it... but I find that sometimes getting the thoughts out of my head is helpful!
I thought this week was going pretty well. I was starting to think that in this messed up world there is still some hope. On the 4th of July, as I have done for several years in the past before Covid, I will be running (jogging, walking, struggling through) a 5K around the Statue of Liberty. I do this for two reasons; because the 4th of July is my favorite holiday and I love being surrounded by people dressed in crazy red, white and blue bedazzled attire in a special place, and more importantly, because the run benefits Special Olympics NJ and gives me a chance to participate in something good. On my fundraising page, I offer my friends, family and co-workers the chance "to be heroes" (that sounds much nicer than begging them for their monetary support of my favorite charity!) and as they have done so many times before, they stepped up and together we will be donating enough money to Special Olympics to send more than 50 Special Olympic athletes to the Fall Games. Some of these people are parents that my kids (now in their 30s) played soccer with back in middle school and I hope it makes them feel as good as it makes me feel to do some good in this world where all the news seems so bad. I could go on and on about this topic, thankfully, I won't!
Next, one of my friends at work had her beloved cat that she had for over 20 years pass away and she opened her home and heart to new kitten from a shelter, only to find out shortly afterward that the poor little thing has a heart defect that will cause it to slowly die of heart failure within 1-2 years, unless she can get it medical help which will cost $8000. Not having that kind of money, she was brave enough to put up a "go fund me" page to help raise the funds to save her kitty. I say "brave enough" because there has been plenty of talk about this being ridiculous... it's just a cat... just get another cat ...who spends that kind of money on a cat, etc... and I understand that everyone is entitled to their opinions and that is fine. Me, I took one look at that kitten's face and hit the DONATE button. And... I was not alone. Within 5 days, she has raised half of the money that she needs... not just from friends and family.... but from complete strangers... and I am thinking... well, look at that... maybe people ARE good afterall. That's the beauty of it, yes... it is a lot of money, but if a LOT of people come together to help, anything is possible... isn't that the way it is supposed to be? People helping others? Hmmmm...Faith in people slowly being restored. YeY!
Two weeks ago I went to the abandoned farm that I love and fixed a barn door that was hanging off the rolling hinges on top, figuring that if I didn't, it would end up breaking off, and I didn't want that to happen, because it's such a good spot for photos and because the old barn has stood for so many years that sometimes it just deserves a little help. So, I dragged a step ladder out there and struggled to get it back on the track. Tonight I went back there again to take another version of a photo that I took a couple of years ago, only to find that someone has now started ripping the barn wood off of the side of the barn. I couldn't even believe it. So, I walked around the back of the barn to see if there was any other damage and that's where I found that they had also dumped a mattress and boxspring. I realize that I do not own this property and technically I am trespassing there as well, but I would never break anything, ruin anything, dump anything.... etc. Last week, I found that someone had spray painted in red "Time to float" on the front of the beautiful old stone farmhouse. I tried to sand that off, and tried to get it off with a wire brush, with no success and will probably have to carefully paint over it if I want to make it go away. So, I am right back to square one, thinking that this world is pretty broken and that the good that is left is not going to be enough to overcome the bad people that are thinking only of themselves or pointing fingers and blaming others and telling them that they are wrong and stupid.... because that's all we hear about.... no one hears about the people that care whether a special needs individual is going to get to experience the thrill of being a part of a team or the people that think that a kitten that is loved deserves to live a healthy life for more than a year or two.... so that's why I am telling you... so you know... that these people are out there... quietly doing good without looking for attention and headlines... and thank God for that! ( I feel a little bit better now. Thanks! )
Slow down, you move too fast
you got to make the morning last
just kicking down the cobblestones
looking for fun and feelin' groovy
Hello lamppost
what cha knowing?
I've come to watch your flowers growing
Ain't cha got no rhymes for me?
doot-in'
doo-doo
feelin' groovy!
Got no deeds to do
no promises to keep I'm dappled and drowsy
and ready for sleep
let the morning time
drop all its petals on me
Life I love you
all is groovy
Paul Simon and I wish you a groovy day my friends :)
76/365 (March 4)
It was raining today. I went into our laneway to take photos off the puddles in the cobblestones and surrounding area.
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2.5 second exposure.SLIGHT I.C.M.
I swear I hung on that windswept tree
Hung there nine long nights
Wounded by my own blade,
Bloodied for Odin,
Myself an offering to myself.
Bound to the tree -
No man knows whither
the roots of it run.
None gave me bread
None gave me drink.
Down to the deepest depths I peered
Until I spied the Runes.
With a great cry I seized them up,
then dizzy and fainting, fell.
Well-being I won
And wisdom too.
I grew and joyed in my growth.
From a word to a word
I was led to another word
From deed to deed.
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from The Poetic Edda (c. AD. 1200)
~William Shakespeare
These beautiful tulips were courtesy of my hubby in hopes of cheering me up. How sweet was that?
Well, I thought the thief had deleted my images from his stream, but apparently he just deleted the set. He has 17 of my images from the middle of page 7-8. I would suggest y'all block him and I would also appreciate it if y'all would report him to the Flickr team. I wish that Flickr would do more to protect us from this sort of thing from happening.
Have a Happy Easter!
Market gardener, Alleys of Āgrā, Uttar Pradesh, India.
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A Suffragette poem... Pixievic Feb 2016
Warriors
Deeds not words!
They cried in their protest
Marching on Parliament
Intent on their quest
to the corrupt politicians
who recorded their struggle
but denied them the vote
and left them to juggle
their lives that equalled
less than their brothers
where they had no rights
not even as mothers.
As wives they were thwarted
their wages, their spouses,
they worked long hard hours
and still kept their houses.
Tea on the table,
washing hung out
the children looked after,
to their husbands - devout.
They stood up for their choices
the injustice they faced
were imprisoned & tortured
and fired in disgrace.
Children were taken
away from their mothers
who were labelled as mad,
their opinions were smothered.
Yet still they continued
to rally & fight,
secure in the knowledge
that they deserved rights
that equalled the men
that ruled their world -
So they took up arms
and fists were curled.
When one was killed
that brave young girl
who in front of a horse
her body she hurled.
"Votes for Women"
her banner announced,
so simple & honest
the message pronounced
to hundreds of people
who just stood & stared.
As her breath left her body
the women prepared
to fight their fight,
be true to their cause,
take down the men
and change the laws.
So thank you to those
brave women of old
who did what they did
without being told.
We now have the right
as women, to fight
without risk to our freedom
and stand up for our rights!
...the Brothers Odd.
"Let's get this good deed done and get out of here!"
"Horses fed, Princess and the Knight fed. Good Deeds!"
Deep within the echoes of immortal whispers and forgotten bloodlines lies the Vampire Pantheon, a creation so hauntingly exquisite it beckons even the darkest souls to kneel in awe. Crafted by the masterful Nocturna Deed, this otherworldly artifact embodies the essence of eternal night, where the line between predator and deity blurs. Each detail is steeped in gothic elegance, from the intricate carvings reminiscent of ancient runes to the faint glow that seems to pulse like a heartbeat of the abyss. Dare to bring this relic into your lair, and you may find yourself consumed by the secrets it holds—secrets that may awaken powers long buried in the dust of time.
But beware: the Vampire Pantheon is not merely a decoration for your dark sanctum; it is a summoning. It calls forth the essence of the forgotten pantheon, a congregation of vampiric spirits who crave devotion and blood-soaked oaths. Are you prepared to bear the weight of their gaze and the unrelenting demand of their ancient hunger? If so, step into the shadows and claim your destiny. Available now at the December round of the Progeny Mall, this is your chance to embrace the darkness and ascend to a power that echoes through eternity.
Obadiah 1:15 “Indeed, the Day of the LORD approaches all nations. As you have done it will be done to you—your deeds will return to haunt you!”