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Ice cold February in 2021 ..... So cold that the drone started screaming alarms. Had to get it down safely in a hurry. Even with gloves, this was a cold experience.
Iskald februar i 2021..... Så kaldt at drona begynnte å skrike alarmer. Måtte få den trygt ned i en fart. Selv med hansker var dette en kald opplevelse.
This depiction of Dewa Ruci is an allegory of human desires who continue to want to track down the whereabouts of their God by carrying out spiritual exploration. According to Javanese philosophy, humans are a small universe or microcosm (small world). And the universe is a big universe or macrocosm. But basically, the human universe is bigger than the universe. Because whoever knows himself, then he knows his God
The philosophy of Dewa Ruci in Javanese wayang stories is about searching for identity, obedience to teachers, and independence. This story also illustrates that humans must achieve perfection by knowing their true identity. The following are some of the philosophies contained in the story of Dewa Ruci: Manunggaling Kawula Gusti Man must unite with God, or unite with his last strength. The search for knowledge and perfection Humans must seek the origins and purpose of their lives to achieve perfection. Introduction to identity Humans must recognize their origins as God's creation. Search for the meaning of life Man must seek the meaning of his life and act in harmony with God's will. Getting rid of lust Man must get rid of lust and calm his soul in order to be one with God. In the story of Dewa Ruci, Bima is the main character who was ordered by his teacher, Resi Drona, to look for the water of life on Mount Candramuka. Bima managed to overcome various obstacles, including meeting giants and dragons, and finally met Dewa Ruci.
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Somewhere in Baba Budan Giri range; on the way to Kemmanagudi from Chikmagalur, Karnataka, India.
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Mountain climbing on Mangart (2,679 m), drone video.
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Wspinaczka górska na Mangart (2 679 m), film z drona.
The Indian tricolor at the 2007 Bank of the West Classic.
Sania was a crowd favorite at Stanford. The India-origin contingent was in full-force and served as a big morale boost for Sania who beat three seeded-players to get the final.
There were a couple of mean-spirited boos on her opponent's faults. But to the credit of Anna Chakvetadze she took all the cheering and booing in stride and even complimented the crowd on their support of the tournament and Sania. Both finalists were in good spirits after the event. Sania Mirza then paired with Shahar Peer to win the finals over Anna Chakvetadze and Victoria Azarenka.
Arjuna ascended in his heavenly chariot, driven by white horses that flew faster than the wind. He turned his gaze upward, where Ashwatthama, the son of Drona, in his flying vehicle, split the sky like a fiery meteor.
(The celestial battle between Arjuna and Ashwatthama, including the use of the Brahmastra, comes from the Indian epic the Mahabharata, one of the oldest and most important works of Indian culture)
Rewalsar (Tso Pema) is located at an altitude of 1360 m above sea level. It is connected to Mandi by road which is about 25 km. It is sacred to adherents of three major Dharma religions - Hinduism, Buddhism and Sikhism.
Also associated with Rawalsar are the legends of Lord Shiva and Lomas Rishi. There is also a famous Krishna temple in the town.
The Hindu history of rewalsar is found in Sakand Puran. Rishi Lomus was searching for place to worship. He traveled and climbed the top of Drona mountain, from the top of mountain he saw a beautiful lake surrounded by beautiful trees, flowers and birds. He decided to meditate at the bank of the lake, written as hridyalashwar in Skand Purana. He meditated here and according to Skand purana Lord Shiva and Mata Parvati blessed him by telling the secrets of this place where all the Devatas and Ganas are in the form of flowers, floating lands and trees.