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The city has back filled behind this building, now a vibrant and modern place once again. Across the river, the Peace Park which is lovely & quiet. A bell tolls at 8:15am
Tony Price, Atomic Thunderbird (1994; cut and assembled stainless steel, bronze,
plastic, and mixed media, 57”x31”x7”) Tony Price’s mixed media artwork recreates a fictional bird from Native American lore out of surplus metal and plastic pieces that he purchased from Los Alamos National Laboratory. Thunderbirds are portrayed as intelligent, strong, and powerful birds that are capable of creating thunderstorms wherever they fly. Price creates his Atomic Thunderbird in a similar shape to many Native American drawings, with the bird shown from the front with the wings on
either side of the body and the tail straight below
some picture for Atomic T-shirt a new Brand by Gabry Lyndon
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Polaroid Spectra
Polaroid Spectra Image film
expired 02-09
Atomic Sketch Event 4 Year Anniversary Summer Spectacular!
Green Eye Lounge, Chicago
26 July 2012
Editorial in the mid-September 1945 issue of Our Navy magazine.
Written before the start of the Cold War.
Yikes! An atomic fireball from space on its way to annihilating life on the planet... when you look at it just right...
No, really, it's just the sun peeking in between a handful of clouds-with-attitude.
Just got back from Japan and finally got to visit the Atomic Dome! After years of seeing and reading about it I finally was able to get there. Incredible country and people and I already want to go back!
On April 4th Paramahamsa Vishwananda arrived in Tokyo, for the start of the 2024 Japan tour. On the day of arrival, Guruji gave Atma Kriya Yoga Level 2 initiations for about 120 kriya yogis followed by a public satsang. The following day, Guruji gave His first darshan in Tokyo to 1,000 people.
The next city on His tour was a bullet-train ride to Nagano, where Guruji enjoyed an evening stroll to a nearby Japanese temple. The following days, Guruji gave a darshan and installed the murti of 'Trilokya Rakshaka Sita Rama' which means ‘Sita Rama: the protector of the three worlds’. As soon as the temple inauguration finished, we rushed to the airport to catch our train back to Tokyo, awaiting our flight to Nagasaki the next morning.
Welcomed at the home of Swamini Dayamati, Guruji installed the beautiful deity of Durniriksyaya Narasimha which means ‘the One who is difficult to look at’. The temple inauguration was very sweet and was attended by many local devotees.
The next day, Guruji visited the site of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki in August, 1945, where one can see the huge impact and damage it had. While we were praying and chanting the name of Vitthala at the centre of the bombing, Guruji commented on how sad it was to see what humans could do to one another! The day continued with a visit to the Twenty-Six Martyrs Museum which commemorates martyrs from different countries that were executed for preaching christianity in Japan. The day ended with our flight to the last destination of this year’s Japan Tour: Osaka.
Arriving in Osaka, Paramahamsa Vishwananda inaugurated the new ashram property and the stunning residing deities of Rukmini-Panduranga. Guruji gave darshan in Osaka to 500 people the following day.
At the end of the Japan tour, we were all impressed with the overwhelming dedication and enthusiasm of the Japanese devotees. It was clear to see that, because of their efforts and Gurudev’s grace, the number of devotees will continue to grow there.
Without stopping for breath, on went the journey to Hong Kong, where Guruji initiated around 100 Chinese devotees into Atma Kriya Yoga Level 2. The following day, Guruji gave a darshan held on a boat! (Guruji truly enjoyed that darshan on the open sea.)
By the end of this non-stop 14-day journey through Japan and Hong Kong, Guruji had installed three temples and given darshan to thousands of spiritual seekers. Throughout it all, it was clear to see that although cultures may be very different, and appearances and behaviours may be very different, one thing stood out like nothing else: it was incredible to witness the love that the devotees share for Guruji and the Divine.
paramahamsavishwananda.com
bhaktimarga.org
Hiroshima Peace Memorial, commonly called the Atomic Bomb Dome or A-Bomb Dome (Japanese: 原爆ドーム Genbaku Dōmu), in Hiroshima, Japan, is part of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996. The building serves as a memorial to the people who were killed in the atomic bombing of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945.
2nd post of 'Textured Clouds' but black/white with color added. Looks kind of like an atomic flash...???