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The world as we know it is ending and only the strong can survive. So are you a survivor? If so Promagics new gacha for Lootbox may be just right for you. Introducing Soha an outfit that suits all your post apocalyptic needs. This outfit comes in a verity of camos, and neutrals, along with some of your favorite blood splattered prints. Made for the maitreya body this outfit has everything from the top, shorts, boots, arm wraps to the belts, the bullets, and even your own dynamite and bomb on your back. Lootbox opens at 10:PM slt tonight don't miss your chance to be one of the first to own Promagics Soha.
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This is a bracket fungus growing on a large Ash tree and it's the 2nd year that I've noticed it.
In it's early stages it's an acidic yellow gelatinous ball shape oozing liquid.
I've tried to identify it and it would appear to be a Shaggy Bracket, or Ionotus hispidus (source: www.first-nature.com/fungi/inonotus-hispidus.php)
It's described as a bracket fungus that is found mostly on Ash and Apple and leads to white rot decay in the tree.
Some exceptional medicinal benefits though are attributed to this mushroom as a remedy to cancer, diabetes and stomach ailments and the lowering of blood glucose levels.
If anyone can confirm this identification I'd be very grateful.
~ Tayatha Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Rajya Samudgate Soha ~
Budapest este 19:00 kor, a kijárási tilalom előtt 1 órával.
Ez Budapest északi részének az egyik legforgalmasabb csomópontja. Ilyen kevés forgalom, soha nincs ezen a helyen. Minden nap, az esti órákban bedugul ez a csomópont .
Hiába, a Covid mindenkit megrémített.
Budapest at 19:00 in the evening, 1 hour before the curfew.
It is one of the busiest hubs in the northern part of Budapest. With so little traffic, you are never in this place. Every day, in the evening, this junction is clogged.
In vain, Covid terrified everyone.
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0,6 sec at f/5; ISO 800
Handheld recording with the FUJI X-H1 IBIS.
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("Sötétség nélkül soha nem látnánk a csillagokat.")
For the full collection of photos taken inside and outside the Hungarian Parliament, please visit my homepage.
A teljes Parlamentes sorozathoz kérlek látogass el a honlapomra.
Az ég és a föld elmúlnak, de az én beszédeim soha el nem múlnak. Márk 13, 31
Heaven and earth shall pass away: but my words shall not pass away. Mark 13,31
РАВНИ ЖАБЉАК СА ПИТОМИНА
Последњи зраци сунца првог дана децембра дохватају се падина Питомина. Сасушена осунчана трава у контрасту са удаљенијом позадином - хладном сенком Равног Жабљака, којим отичу воде Црног језера. Тек у мају и јуну овим божанственим ливадама ће поново кренути живот.
► █░▓ RAVNI ŽABLJAK sinks in the cool shade while the last sun of December's first day hits the slopes of Pitomine - seconds before rolling down behind the 'Soha Nebeska' high ridge.
November hasn't brought the normally expected moderate snowfall. Just a little. But the winter has set in. It will now take five to six months before life takes on again at these wonderful meadows.
-You'd say this is wilderness, but it is not really. Though over 1400 m elevated above sea level, Ravni Žabljak actually lies in the heart of populated area between Žabljak town, Crno jezero (Black Lake) and Pitomine.
Panasonic DMC-G80 with Olympus 40-150mm f/4-5.6 lens at the shortest end. Widest aperture f/4 at shutter speed 1/100. Camera's low ISO 250. Handheld.
Out-of-the-camera jpeg, slightly edited (color correction) in the commendable IrfanView. Arguably the best viewer available for Windows. Fast, light on memory and processing. No nonsense software, scientifically conceived, with superb UI ergonomics. Plus basic editing tools. And that all for free!
Soha is the male White Tiger of La Flèche Zoo Park, La Flèche, France
The White Tiger, also known as the White Bengal Tiger, is a pigmentation variant and a subspecies of Tiger, found throughout the Indian subcontinent.
Over the past couple of centuries the White Tiger has become even rarer in the wild due to trophy hunting or capture for the exotic pet trade, with there having been no recorded sightings of these elusive predators for the past 50 years.
Today, the White Tiger can still be found in a handful of zoos and animal sanctuaries around the world with these large and beautiful felines often being the star attraction.
Mohan, the last recorded white tiger born in the wild, was the founding father of the white tigers. He was captured as a cub in 1951 by Maharaja of Rewa. In 1953, Mohan was bred to a normal-coloured wild tigress called Begum "royal consort", which produced orange cubs. Mohan was then bred to his daughter Radha (who carried the white gene inherited from her father) with success.
Mohan was featured in the National Geographic documentary "Great Zoos Of The World" in 1970. He died aged almost 20, and was laid to rest with Hindu rites as the palace staff observed official mourning.
To see large!
Today, we’re better inside. Just look at the window! With the eggs crowd, I prepare for dinner a floating islands! :-D Can we said a snoweggs? :-D
No snowflake ever falls in the wrong place!
ZEN PROVERB
Aucun flocon de neige ne tombe à la mauvaise place!
Nessun fiocco di neve cade mai nel posto sbagliato!
Ningún copo de nieve cae en el lugar equivocado!
Keine Schneeflocke fällt je am falschen Platz!
从来就没有落在错误地方的雪花
никога снежинка не пада където не трябва
žádná sněhová vločka nikdy nespadne na nesprávné místo!
Et snefnug falder aldrig på et forkert sted!
Geen enkele sneeuwvlok valt ooit op de verkeerde plaats!
Mitte ükski lumehelves ei lange kunagi valesse kohta!
Yksikään lumihiutale ei putoa väärään paikkaan!
καμμιά νιφάδα χιονιού δεν πέφτει ποτέ σε λάθος μέρος
Egy hópehely sem hullik soha rossz helyre!
好雪として別処に落ちず。
Zaden płatek śniegu nie spada w niewłaściwym miejscu!
Nenhum floco de neve cai no sítio errado!
Nici un fulg de zăpadă nu cade vreodată într-un loc greşit!
ниједна снежна пахуљица не пада на погрешно место
Ingen snöflinga faller någonsin på fel plats!
Hiçbir kar tanesi yanlış yere düşmez!
ніколи жодна сніжинка не падає на неправильне місце
This memorial commemorates The Jewish people of Hungary who were forced to march to the concentration camps and their death in 1944
An Issohadore, a traditional mask from Mamoiada. They march together with the Mamuthones and they use the Soha, the rope, to catch young woman as a wish of good health and fertility.
Prayers With The Smile Of Hope by Daniel Arrhakis (2021)
With the music : Green Tara Mantra | Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha
A special tribute in this difficult moment to the people of Myanmar (ancient Burma), may the light of Hope bring Democracy back to their beautiful country.
Work made with stock images and images of mine in a creative Asian Buddhist mood composition. Several elements from temples of Myanmar modified for this work, monk child based in a portrait of Pixabay in Pexels (CC0) :
images.pexels.com/photos/33058/myanmar-burma-buddhism-mon...
Prayers For Myanmar
မြန်မာနိုင်ငံအတွက်ဆုတောင်းချက်များ
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Ganesha Mystic Dreams by Daniel Arrhakis (2021)
With the music / Mantra : GREEN TARA MANTRA | Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha
Mystic dreaming Buddhist composition made with stock images and images of mine.
A Transformation of my photo :
www.flickr.com/photos/arrhakis/50328941896/in/photostream/
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Thank you for your kind visit, invitations and nice comments dear friends these last days ! : )
Trying catching up on Flickr and groups but so sorry i am very late with all ...
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The Swan Temple by Daniel Arrhakis (2020)
With Green Tara Mantra | Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha :
Hear the sound of the wind between the leaves,
feel the fragrant breeze of the flowers on your face,
smell the scent of rain and hear the sound of birds,
and especially the beating of your passionate heart,
close your eyes and see the light within your soul,
What else do you need to be happy?
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Ouve o som do vento entre as folhas,
sente a brisa perfumada das flores no teu rosto,
cheira o perfume da chuva e ouve o som dos pássaros,
e principalmente o bater do teu coração apaixonado,
fecha os olhos e vê a luz no interior da tua alma,
De que mais precisas para ser feliz ?
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Composition made with stock images and images of mine.
All elements modified for this work.
Art collage, textured layered art, digital painting processes.
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The Prayer Song of the Temple Bells by Daniel Arrhakis (2023)
The Prayer Song of the Temple Bells (**)
Dling, Dlong, Dling, Dlong
The bells ring endlessly
Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha (*)
The monks pray without stopping
So that there is no more hunger
So that there is no more thirst
The bells ring in the temple on the hill
the bells ring endlessly, rain or shine
Monks keep praying
on top of the mountain, down in the valley
Dling, Dlong, Dling, Dlong
Whether wind or rain, the bells echo, always shining
And the Monks don't stop playing
So that there is no more greed
So that there is no more indifference
Bells ring in the valley temple
the bells ring endlessly, make it snow, make it ice
Monks don't stop believing
in the blue of the sky, in the green of the forest
Dling, Dlong, Dling, Dlong
Hot or cold, the songs echo in the air
And the monks don't stop singing
so that there is no more hate
so that there is no more war
The bells ring in the temple of the sea
The bells ring endlessly, make it calm, make it storm
Monks keep rowing
against waves and tides
Dling, Dlong, Dling, Dlong
The bells ring endlessly
Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha
the monks pray without stopping
so that there is no more fear
so that there are no more lies
The bells ring in the cave temple
the bells ring endlessly, make it dark, make it light
the monks do not stop lighting
against ignorance and uncertainty
Dling, Dlong, Dling, Dlong
The bells ring endlessly
Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha
the monks pray without stopping
So that there is no more doubt
So that there is no more intolerance
The bells ring in the temple of heaven
the bells ring endlessly, with love, with truth
receive me then Buddha in your gaze
receive me then Buddha with your embrace
Dling, Dlong, Dling, Dlong
The bells ring endlessly
Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha
The Monks Are Praying
(*) Meaning of the Green Tara mantra
The Green Tara mantra is a ten-syllable mantra. Every time it is chanted, it allows a connection with the goddess.
His verses are: “Om tare tuttare ture soha”
"Om" are the immeasurable qualities of the body, speech and mind of enlightened beings.
“Tare” is the one who liberates.
“Tuttare” eliminates all fears.
“Ture” grants all success.
“Soha” means: “May the blessings of Tara which are contained in the mantra ‘om tare tuttare ture’ take root in our hearts.”
In the Tibetan language, Tara is known as Drolma, the savior, being the manifestation of the feminine energy of the enlightened mind: wisdom. That is, it is enlightened, flexible and practical wisdom. It is the fast energy, present in the moment. Besides being the release of fear and everything!
When practiced, this mantra helps overcome fear and anxiety. Tara devotees believe that the mantra can grant wishes, eliminate suffering and bring all kinds of happiness.
(**) The Meaning of Ringing Bells in Buddhism
Buddhist meditations or prayer rituals include objects that symbolize important concepts in Buddhism. Two of the most important objects in worship include the bell and incense. Each have several meanings and are part of honoring the Three Jewels or Three Treasures of Buddhism, which are the Buddha, the Dharma and the Sangha.
The bell symbolizes Buddha's voice. It calls for the protection of heavenly deities. The sound of the bell equals the sound of the Dharma, or the entity or law, which sustains the order of things in the universe.
The gentle ring of the bell serves to focus a follower's attention, bringing it out of future worries or pulling it away from past concerns. Many Buddhist prayers begin with the sound of the bell. However, the Buddhist faithful may also ring bells when entering a temple or answering the call to worship when a monk sounds the bell. The bell symbolizes wisdom and compassion, which Buddhist practitioners recognize as being the path to Enlightenment.
Here, with this prayer, we intend to positively inspire our state of mind, giving it strength to distance itself from negative feelings and seek to overcome itself through prayer but also through persistence.
Before each section "Dling, Dlong, Dling, Dlong" the call is made with a small personal bell evoking it both at the beginning and at the end of the prayer, which must be repeated as many times as we want.
Here the position can be sitting, kneeling, cross-legged or even standing.
The bell has a sense of alertness here, alerting the spirit not to let itself be influenced by negative feelings or ideas; deep down a constant awakening, a call to self-assessment and self-criticism but also a call to prayer.
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A Canção Oração dos Sinos do Templo (**)
Dling, Dlong, Dling, Dlong
Tocam os sinos sem parar
Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha (*)
Rezam Os monges sem parar
Para que não haja mais fome
Para que não haja mais sede
Tocam os sinos no templo do monte
tocam os sinos sem parar , faça chuva, faça sol
Os monges não param de rezar
no cimo da montanha, em baixo no vale
Dling, Dlong, Dling, Dlong
Faça vento Ou chuva, ecoam os sinos sempre a brilhar
E os Monges não param de tocar
Para que não haja mais avareza
Para que não haja mais indiferença
Tocam os sinos no templo do vale
tocam os sinos sem parar, faça neve, faça gelo
Os monges não param de acreditar
no azul do céu, no verde da floresta
Dling, Dlong, Dling, Dlong
Faça calor ou frio, ecoam as canções no ar
E os monges não param de cantar
para que não haja mais ódio
para que não haja mais guerra
Tocam os sinos no templo do mar
tocam os sinos sem parar, faça calmaria, faça tempestade
Os monges não param de remar
contra ondas e marés
Dling, Dlong, Dling, Dlong
Tocam os sinos sem parar
Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha
rezam os monges sem parar
para que não haja mais medo
para que não haja mais mentira
Tocam os sinos no templo da gruta
tocam os sinos sem parar, faça escuridão, faça luz
os monges não param de iluminar
contra a ignorância e a incerteza
Dling, Dlong, Dling, Dlong
Tocam os sinos sem parar
Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha
rezam os monges sem parar
Para que não haja mais dúvida
Para que não haja mais intolerância
Tocam os sinos no templo do céu
tocam os sinos sem parar, com amor, com verdade
recebe-me pois Buddha no teu olhar
recebe-me pois Buddha com o teu abraço
Dling, Dlong, Dling, Dlong
Tocam os sinos sem parar
Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha
Rezam Os Monges Sem Parar
(*) Significado do mantra Tara Verde
O mantra de Tara Verde é um mantra de dez sílabas. Toda vez que é entoado, ele permite uma conexão com a deusa.
Seus versos são: “Om tare tuttare ture soha”
“Om” são as imensuráveis qualidades dos corpo, da fala e da mente de seres iluminados.
“Tare” é aquela que liberta.
“Tuttare” elimina todos os medos.
“Ture” concede todo o sucesso.
“Soha” significa: “Possam as bênçãos de Tara que estão contidas no mantra ‘om tare tuttare ture’ se enraizarem nos nossos corações.”
Na língua tibetana, Tara é conhecida como Drolma, a salvadora, sendo a manifestação da energia feminina da mente iluminada: a sabedoria. Ou seja, é a sabedoria iluminada, flexível e prática. É a energia rápida, presente no momento. Além de ser a libertação do medo e de tudo!
Quando praticado, esse mantra ajuda a superar o medo e a ansiedade. Quem é devoto de Tara acredita que o mantra pode conceder desejos, eliminar os sofrimentos e trazer todo tipo de felicidade.
(**) O significado de tocar sinos no budismo
Meditações budistas ou rituais de oração incluem objetos que simbolizam conceitos importantes no budismo. Dois dos objetos mais importantes na adoração incluem o sino e o incenso. Cada um tem vários significados e fazem parte da homenagem às Três Jóias ou Três Tesouros do Budismo, que são o Buda, o Dharma e a Sangha.
O sino simboliza a voz de Buda. Ele clama pela proteção das divindades celestiais. O som do sino equivale ao som do Dharma, ou a entidade ou lei, que sustenta a ordem das coisas no universo.
O toque suave do sino serve para focar a atenção de um seguidor, tirando-o das preocupações futuras ou afastando-o das preocupações passadas. Muitas orações budistas começam com o som do sino. No entanto, os fiéis budistas também podem tocar sinos ao entrar em um templo ou atender ao chamado para a adoração quando um monge toca o sino. O sino simboliza sabedoria e compaixão, que os praticantes budistas reconhecem como sendo o caminho para a Iluminação.
Aqui com esta oração pretendemos inspirar positivamente o nosso estado de espirito dando-lhe força para se afastar dos sentimentos negativos e procurar superar-se a si mesmo através da oração mas também da persistencia.
Antes de cada trecho "Dling, Dlong, Dling, Dlong" faz-se a chamada com um pequeno sino pessoal evocando-o também tanto no inicio e no fim da reza, que deverá ser repetida tantas vezes que quisermos.
Aqui a posição pode ser sentada, de joelhos, de pernas cruzadas ou mesmo de pé.
O sino tem aqui um sentido de alerta, alerta para o espirito para não se deixar influenciar por sentimentos ou ideias negativas; no fundo um acordar constante, um apelo à autoavaliação e à autocritica de nós mesmos mas também um apelo à oração.
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Texts And Image created by Daniel Arrhakis for The Ion Mystical World / The Prophets Of Ion / Humanistic Mystic Movement
I wish eagerly set Tibet and the Tibetans free quickly like wild flowers, flying birds and as the wind not be caught in the net. And also I'd prayer "Aum Tare Tuttare Ture Soha" for a long way to go to freedom. ~Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha~
Dec.23, 2007 #475 Explore
ТРОЈНИ ПРЕВОЈ, МИНИН БОГАЗ И ОБЛА ГЛАВА НАД ШУМОМ РАЖАНЕ ГЛАВИЦЕ СА ШТУОЦА
РУМЕНА КРУНА ОКО ПРИНЦА ДУРМИТОРА, МИНИНОГ БОГАЗА. Док сам поставио статив, круна од облачка се већ проредила и развукла у "митру" која краси последњих пар стотина метара под врхом на којем сам био лета 2018.
У не тако приметном првом плану је гребен Обле Главе и Рбатине који води у највиши део масива - Валовити до и Соху Небеску (гребен Безимени Врх - Ћирова Пећина).
-Не тако приметна четири плана (хоризонта), спљоштена су због типичне перспективе продужене жаришне даљине телеобјектива.
► █░▓ THE SECOND HIGHEST region of Durmitor. The "fur crown" cloud around the neck of Durmitor's prince, Minin Bogaz, has disolved as I set up the tripod and disengage the IBIS for a truly fine shot. What remains of it is this soft dreamy mitre that adorns the top few hundred meters below the peak I climbed in the summer of 2018. In the foreground not easily discernible: the long ridge leading to Valoviti do and Soha Nebeska, itself the highest region of Durmitor.
Taken from the completely abandoned terrace of 'Momčilov Grad', a restaurant closed after the summer season expired (situated under Mali Štuoc, 1953 m). The four planes here go almost unnoticed due to the flattening by the long focal length of the telephoto lens.
Panasonic DMC-G80 with Olympus 40-150mm f/4-5.6 lens including a circular polarizing filter. From a tripod, using self shutter release with 10 second delay.
Out-of-the-camera jpeg, edited in very commendable IrfanView.
I did this exact same cake about a year ago. So here it is again ; ) not many changes, just the addition of a fondant lid.
Bottom tier is vanilla cake filled with vanilla custard and fresh strawberries, crumbcoated in strawberry buttercream. Top tier is chocolate cake filled with chocolate hazelnut buttercream.
Soha Ali Khan khemu is an Indian film actress, known primarily for her work in the Hindi film industry, although she has also acted in Bengali and English-language films
She is the youngest daughter of actress Sharmila Tagore and of Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi, the 9th nawab of Pataudi. Both her father and paternal grandfather, Iftikhar Ali Khan Pataudi, are former captains of the Indian cricket team. Her elder brother Saif Ali Khan is a well known Actor in Bollywood.
Soha attended The British School, New Delhi and studied modern history at Balliol College, Oxford, and also earned a Masters degree in International Relations from the London.
Her debut book "The Perils of Being Moderately Famous" published by Penguin India. which feature a collection of humorous anecdotes about her life as a royal princess.