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Le Togakushi-jinja est un sanctuaire shinto situé à Togakushi, préfecture de Nagano au Japon. Le sanctuaire se trouve au sein du parc national de Joshin'etsukogen. Togakushi (JAPON 2008)
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Prendiamoci il tempo di ascoltare, carichiamoci di volontà per intraprendere il viaggio più importante che si possa fare; la possibilità c'è sempre, ci accompagna in ogni istante della Vita, perchè la meta siamo noi.
Addentriamoci silenziosamente in noi stessi, nei luoghi più profondi e bui: lì giace la nostra essenza, lì giace il vero Io, il fuoco che arde per la realizzazione della nostra "leggenda personale"; esploriamo ciò che siamo, e facciamolo risplendere più che mai, ogni giorno!
Il mondo è dinamico, muta ad ogni battito di ciglia: la rigidità nel vivere il cambiamento porta ad uno scontro tra noi e l'ambiente in evoluzione che si traduce in timore, titubanze e preoccupazioni.
Ci aggrappiamo al cambiamento in estremis pur di riuscire a farne parte, pur di riuscire ad esserne protagonisti.
Lascia andare il carro, purificati e lascialo andare, ne passerà un altro, puoi averne la certezza!
Ripuliamoci ogni volta che ci sentiamo minacciati.
Come una cascata infinita che ripulisce le rocce e dona freschezza all'ambiente, prendiamoci cura di noi stessi restando puri in quello che siamo.
Che venga quello che deve venire, saremo impenetrabili, nulla di quello che non siamo ci sfiorerà.
A bonfire + camera rotation = wow. It was hard to pick just one shot to post for the day, but here's the one that came out on top.
Day 146-365.
This is my next generation of a Spacemarine Power Armor frame with somewhat enhanced articulation, doesn't have a lot in common with my previous attempt, yet it has the same proportions. Mixels joints rule!
Sorry, don't expect many updates from me these days :(
“Cry. Forgive. Learn. Move on. Let your tears water the seeds of your future happiness.”
― Steve Maraboli
I was at Senso-Ji Buddhist temple, Tokyo's oldest. Here, some pilgrims are purifying themselves here by wafting smoke over themselves. Thanks to SatoChappy for the explanation.
Always aim at complete harmony of thought and word and deed. Always aim at purifying your thoughts and everything will be well.
Mahatma Gandhi
Indian political and spiritual leader (1869 - 1948)
Model : Omar Ezzeldeen
Gokak lies off the beaten track in the vast innards of North Karnataka. The closest town of any eminence is Belgaum and not many people know about that place either.
Gokak's claim to fame is the very old textile mill that used to be located there. It went by the name of Gokak Textiles and is currently owned by the Shapoorji Pallonji business house which is known by its signature Eureka Forbes water purifiers. Every house in India has one, at least, the urban middle class home. While the water purifiers are ubiquitous and work well, the products of the textile mill are downright bad. You can buy a cotton towel from their mill counter and God be your saviour in your post bathing nakedness if you think it can wipe or soak any water.
Gokak however has this muddy torrential river Ghataprabha that is at its brownest in the monsoons. A waterfall of about 165 feet converts the cascading and roaring water into a fine mist and spray that is pure white and can be felt even as far away as a 1/4 mile from where this was shot. The red sandstone cliffs flank the river side and this has been toned down a tad in processing
Dates
Taken on September 18, 2008 at 1.16pm IST
Posted to Flickr August 8, 2011 at 1.23PM IST
Exif data
Camera Nikon D70
Exposure 1/4000 sec
Aperture f/5.0
Focal Length 50 mm
ISO Speed 1000
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Flash No Flash
DSC_6081 from nef le cu tfm sh 33 pxl
The purifying water of the Castalian (Kastalian) spring (Κασταλία πηγὴ) gushed from the slopes of the Phaedriada (aka Hyampeia in antiquity).
The stone fountain of the same name (Κασταλία κρήνη) was built along the side of the road leading to the temple of Apollo in 6th century BC. It supplied the —then sacred— oracle with water for purification.
During the modern era the fountain was rebuilt in 1959 by the architect Anastassios Orlandos and was restored in 1977 by the French Archaeological School at Athens.
Canon EOS R5
Canon RF24-105mm F4 L IS USM @ 25 mm
ISO 400 – f/11 – [ 1/50 & 1/20 sec ] HDR
Shot in 'cold' CA filter built into my 60D. That has to be my absolute favorite one......it just makes every picture look a tad more mystic and mysterious. Especially when it's just before or a bit after sunset hours.
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My mocs are becoming more and more structurally ambitious. I had to redesign this thing a handful of times because it kept collapsing and falling over.
The young monks have to burn juniper branches to purify the air. They do it twice a day, in what looks like a small oven built of stone. This was just as the sun was coming up
✰ This photo was featured on The Epic Global Showcase here: bit.ly/1raO2pd
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“Purify” . Nothing beats the joy of sharing a new drawing! Here’s my finished drawing of the apples and water done with colored pencils. This drawing is referenced the photo that I purchased from stock photos.. I love the fact that the red apple is not in a perfect shape, that’s where the perfection is created. I consider this is my favorite drawing after the giraffe :) . 🎨Faber Castell Polychromos 📒Stonehenge 11"x14" (first time using and I have to say this paper is flat out awesome!) . #art #arte #drawing #fabercastell #polychromos #instaartist #instaart #artlovers #artfido #artsy #artoftheday #artnerd #artlife #talnts
by @robingan on Instagram.
A Man clenses his feet as before he enters the jagannath temple in the coastal town of Puri in India.
Leaky purifier, so much for PUR. Have a nice day.
Camera: Canon T2i
Shutter speed: 1/200
Aperture: f/1.8
Lens: Canon 50mm 1.8
ISO: 800
Editing:
Troy/Film
Dodge/Burn
Clarity bump
Tumblr: dhyphoto.tumblr.com/
Pneumatic tubes feed into purifiers in a now derelict flour mill. The purifiers sieved the larger bran from the finer powdered flour particles using compressed air during the earlier stages of the milling process. The bran could be later added back into the fine milled flour to create wholemeal flour.
This is a two shot panorama of the purifier room. Shot at Millennium Mills in London.