Photos of God

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Yaganes son indígenas nómades canoeros, recolectores marinos, cuyos antecesores habitaron desde hace aproximadamente unos 6.000 años los canales fueguinos chilenos.

Creían en un ser único y poderoso, Watauinewa y en unos espíritus malignos a los que denominaban Curspi, y en criaturas miticas llamadas Hanuch y Kachpik.

Curspi o Curspie es el nombre de un tipo de espíritu maligno presente en la mitología Yagán, que según la tradición los castiga con viento, lluvia y nieve; y con ello dificultaba la obtención de alimentos y otros quehaceres. Era un ser que hacía temblar a las mujeres y los niños cuando aparecía, y que los hombres le inprecaban para que se alejara; siendo considerado el arco iris como el mensajero de sus iras.

Entre los yámana existieron y fueron importantes los Yekamush, quienes podían sanar enfermos, curar desequilibrios emocionales e invocar a los espíritus. Cuando un yámana fallecía, lo envolvían con cueros y junto a él ponían sus pertenencias. Lo cubrían con tierra y ramas y abandonaban el lugar para siempre.

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This is a phrase from a hymn that was sung in lots of small southern churches when I was a child. It has gone out of fashion in many churches to sing old hymns. Praise songs, which I do enjoy, have replaced hymns, but in the quiet times I still hear the old hymns echo their sweet messages. My husband and I were out driving in the Arkansas wilderness a few weeks ago and caught this magnificent sunset. Oh what peace!

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God, enthroned, is holding his martyred son. One on side is St. George with lance and on the other St. Lawrence, who originally held a grid in his right hand.
St. Lawrence was a Deacon of the congregation in Rome and was roasted to death in 258.
The group of figures, made ca. 1500 in the so called "Imperialissima workshop" in Lubeck, originally formed the central part of an altarpiece.
Tystrup Church, Sjælland

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Dio, in trono, tiene il figlio martire. Su un lato c'è San Giorgio con la lancia e, dall'altro, San Lorenzo, che in origine teneva una griglia nella mano destra.
San Lorenzo era un diacono della Congregazione a Roma e fu arso nel 258.
Il gruppo di figure, fatte ca. 1500 nel cosiddetto "Imperialissima workshop" a Lubecca, in origine costituiva la parte centrale di un'altare.
Tystrup Chiesa, Sjælland

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I LOVE our planet...and I LOVE leaving our planet...if~you~will ~ whether in the real~world
or dream~state!

Via dreams, books, music, songs, videos or movies...when you 'RISE'...you also 'Leave Behind'...

How can you not cherish these raw and moving moments in time! ? Our planet has survived the 'moment' like none other ... and has stood the test of time!

Earth

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