🏳️‍🌈 Celebrating Pride Month – Part II 🏳️‍🌈

Filosofa's Word

Yesterday, I posted a bit of the history of Pride Month in the U.S., and as I mentioned there, I took up all my space talking about the history of the month, and didn’t leave room for all the fun things.  This post incorporates some of last year’s post, but also some new things that show some of the many ways the month is celebrated, people who have been prominent in bringing LGBTQ issues to the forefront, pictures, etc.  Last year, Pride events were severely curtailed with nearly all in-person Pride marches, demonstrations and parades being canceled or turned into virtual events because of safety considerations due to the pandemic.  But with the vaccine rollout continuing around the world, many organizers have resumed plans to hold in-person Pride events and more than 150 official Pride festivals and events are happening around the world in 2021.  But first, let’s look back…

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It is all about struggle ❣

AN INTROVERT EMPATH🙏

It was 10:12 AM in the morning when I found the most reasonable picture to capture in my phone , the picture which exhibits alot many thoughts . I had been desperately waiting from past three days to take a perfect shot , Alas I stayed out of reach as I was nonplussed. The motive behind sharing this snap is to let us all know that – A bird never lose its dignity in whatever state it may be.

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Gurkha Soldier – 13 May 1945

Pacific Paratrooper

The 4th Gurkhas at kit inspection

Never mess with a Gurkha. Not everyone knows this, but then again, many people don’t know what a Gurkha/Gorkha is. Gurkhas were a branch of troops from Nepal who historically served with the British army and now serve around the world. Gurkha troops served admirably during WWI, winning nearly 2,000 awards for bravery serving in virtually every theatre of the war.

In WWII, the Japanese Empire spread through Asia and the Pacific. Americans mostly recall the island hopping and battles over patches of turf like Guadalcanal and Iwo Jima. The British fight (supported by China and some Americans) against Japan centered around Burma (Myanmar) and was a terrible slugfest in the depths of the South Asian jungles.

The Gurkhas were a major force for the British in the Burma campaign and on May 13th, 1945, five days after victory in Europe, the…

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Collab with Jeff😃🤝💖✍🏻

Soni's thoughts

E-Art Gift i made for Jeff referring youtube video☺️💖

Title : Walking Within

I love to walk, to walk

among the trails

I find in my mind,

they often remind me of the

trails I find, when out

in the forest entering

into a blissful state

of love combined.

I always wonder,

is there anything

more pulchritudinous

than mother nature?

I keep walking deep into

the unending route,

I feel an unspoken warmth

from the dark tall trees underneath.

Little I go on ahead

bracing breeze

kisses my face, as

a chilled emotion

rushes into my heart.

I stand still

and enjoy

the trees embrace.

Get to hear

soothing sounds,

pondering,

if the sea

is somewhere around.

Ambled

with a bit of excitement

I walked ahead;

admired the waves play,

little I came closer,

saw the setting sun

bidding me goodbye.

As I revel in the landscape,

and fiery…

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This is a new day. No more forever the victim. Try a different approach: forever the victor. Break that negative cycle. — The powers

You are not a victim. You’re a victor. You wouldn’t have opposition if there were not something amazing in your future. Keep a smile on your face. Keep a spring in your step. Stay positive. Stay hopeful. God is still on the throne. You have to take the hand that you have been dealt and…

This is a new day. No more forever the victim. Try a different approach: forever the victor. Break that negative cycle. — The powers

« Humo Dorado de las Epidemias – los mineros de oro se han vuelto numerosos en nuestro bosque, destruyendo las fuentes del río y matándonos con sus enfermedades »

Barbara Crane Navarro

«Yanomami: transformación chamánica» : Barbara Crane Navarro

«Los mineros de oro se han vuelto muy numerosos en nuestras tierras altas del bosque, destruyendo los manantiales del río y matando a sus habitantes con sus enfermedades. ¡Los mineros de oro son devoradores de tierra, seres malvados! ¡Su mente está vacía y están llenos de humo epidémico! Debemos evitar que ensucien nuestros ríos y los expulsen del bosque.

Todos los espíritusxapirimás valientes descienden para luchar contra la epidemiaxawaray se reúnen en innumerables tropas para enfrentarla. Cuando se pone realmente peligroso y tienen que salvar a su gente de la muerte, nuestros antiguos chamanes incluso bailan a la imagen misma de la epidemia … una vez que se convierte en un espírituxapiri, lucha valientemente contra el peligroso humo metálico de los blancos … Así es como nuestros grandes chamanes han logrado a veces protegerse de esta feroz…

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