Miami

𝐔𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠
Miami 
Havana 
Calderón

John 11:25
“Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live:”

 

 

 

 

 

Chess: "Understanding" "Miami" "Havana" "Calderón"

Philip

Philip
Felipe
FE
Olympic
Man
Manila
Philippines
Understanding
Terrazas

Prov.6:5
 "Deliver thyself as a roe from the hand of the hunter, and as a bird from the hand of the fowler."

The Duke of Edinburgh: Philip

SOLAR GAME #BRASIL2014: When the Colombia vs. Greece match kicks-off on June 14, 2014 in Mineirão Stadium in Brazil for FIFA World Cup 2014, it will mark a moment of tremendous historical importance: this will be the first game played in a fully solar-powered stadium. That rocks!

There’s 5,910 solar panels on the roof of the stadium spread out over more than 11.500 square meters which can generate a lot of photovoltaic energy. To put it into context: there’s so much power collected, that only 10% is used to power up the stadium, and the rest is sent back to consumers (catering at least to 1,200+ mid-sized homes, for an e

The Olympic rings meet the moon

Perfection. gymnastics. Shawn Johnson on balance beam at Beijing 2008, Olympics People need to realize this is done on a 4 inch wide beam that is 4 feet off the ground.........

Batad Rice Terraces, Banaue, Philippines Flew over these a few times, what a beautiful sight!

THE DEATH OF AKTAION.Artemis, Goddess of te Moon and Hunt , Actaeon & the dogs | Greek vase, Athenian red figure bell krater ca. 470 BC Actaeon .In Greek mythology a huntsman who, having surprised Diana bathing (or according to Euripides boasted his superiority in the chase) was changed into a stag and torn to pieces by his own hounds. Thus (as a stag) he became representative of men whose wives are unfaithful.

DIOSES MAYAS

YUM KIMIL. EL SEÑOR DE LA MUERTE (DIOS A)

El mundo subterráneo (metnal en yucateco, olontic en tzotzil o xibalbá en quiché) era residencia de varias deidades vinculadas con la muerte, la fecundidad y la germinación. El dios principal de este reino posee nombres que señalan su naturaleza cadavérica: Ah Puch (El Descarnado), Kisin (El Flatulento), Yum Kimil (Señor de la Muerte) o Kimi (Muerte). También puede poseer nombres calendáricos: Hun Ajaw (Uno Señor), Hun Came (Uno Muerte) y Vucub Came (Siete Muerte).

Se le representó con la imagen de un cuerpo humano esquelético, o bien mostrando signos de putrefacción como vientre hinchado, emanación de aromas fétidos por la nariz o por el ano, puntos o partes oscurecidas que indican la descomposición de las carnes, collares o pulseras formados por cascabeles en forma de ojos con las cuencas vacías y un tatuaje parecido a nuestro signo de porcentaje (%) en el rostro o en el cuerpo. Se trata de un ser andrógino que al igual que los humanos realiza actividades rituales y cotidianas propias de ambos sexos, por lo que se le observa en actos como fumar tabaco, presenciar sacrificios, quebrar un árbol o una cuerda, danzar frenéticamente en el inframundo, copular con la diosa lunar o confeccionar textiles en un telar de cintura.

Tomás Pérez Suárez, " Dioses mayas. Yum kimil. El Señor de la Muerte (Dios A)" Arqueología Mexicana 88.

IMAGEN: Yum Kimil. Estuco. Toniná, Chiapas.

FOTO: Guillermo Aldana / Raíces.

Chess: "Philip" "Felipe" "FE" "Olympic" "Man" "Manila" "Philippines" "Understanding"

Meaning

Meaning

Understanding

Art

Arte

Florence

Cerro de la Muerte

Brunellesco's Dome  

Vézelay

Lewis Carroll 

Aguas Zarcas 

San Carlos 

Carolus Magnus 

Ps and Qs: Roof-Proof  

 

Prov.10:6 

"Blessings are upon the head of the just: but violence covereth the mouth of the wicked."

HELMETS.

“The helmet was composed of two parts: the headpiece, which was strengthened within by several circles of iron; and the visor,
which, as the name implies, was a sort of grating to see through, so contrived as, by sliding in a groove, or turning on a pivot, to be raised or lowered at pleasure. Some helmets had a further
improvement called a bever, from the Italian bevere, to drink. The ventayle, or "air-passage," is another name for this.
To secure the helmet from the possibility of falling, or of being
struck off, it was tied by several laces to the meshes of the hauberk; consequently, when a knight was overthrown, it was necessary to undo these laces before he could be put to death; though this was sometimes effected by lifting up the skirt of the hauberk, and stabbing him in the belly. The instrument of death was a small dagger, worn on the right side.”~~~Thomas Bulfinch: The Age of Chivalry

 

 

Nave Vault with Striped Arches  

Vézelay Abbey (Basilique Ste-Madeleine)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee

 

 

 

Viviana Calderón

 

Chess: "Meaning" "Understanding" "Art" "Arte" "Florence" "Cerro de la Muerte" "Brunellesco's Dome" "Vézelay" "Lewis Carroll"  "Aguas Zarcas" "San Carlos" "Carolus Magnus" "Ps and Qs: Roof-Proof"

First Chapter

‘Empire of Blue Water’

 By STEPHAN TALTY

Published: June 3, 2007

 In the winter of 1654, ...........dock waited the ship's only cargo: a forty-four-year-old Anglican rector named Thomas Gage.