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swiftsnowmane · 7 months

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In what the Baha'i International Community is calling an "escalating pattern of persecution against the Baha’is in Iran," 39 more incidents targeting the community have been reported in recent days, affecting mostly women.

Ten women Baha’is, mostly young, were arrested while 26 additional individuals, 16 of whom were also women, have been sentenced to a total of 126 years in prison.

The 10 Baha’i women were arrested in Isfahan, in central Iran, earlier this week. Three other Baha’is were arrested in Yazd and three more have had court hearings and await sentencing.

The arrests took place after homes were raided and the personal property of several individuals was confiscated, including electronics, books, cash and gold. More than 10 agents were reported to have raided the home of one of the women during her arrest.

“Every one of the Baha’i individuals arrested, and whose homes were raided by the Iranian government, indeed every Baha’i in Iran, has a lifelong story of persecution which has affected every facet of their lives. These stories are a chilling testament to decades of heartless persecution against an entire community, only for their beliefs,” said Simin Fahandej, Representative of the Baha’i International Community to the United Nations in Geneva. “And as we see women in Iran targeted in general, Baha’i women face even greater persecution, not only as women but also as Baha’is, further demonstrating how, today, all Iranians face persecution and discrimination only for daring to stand up for justice and equality.”

“The international community must hold the Iranian government accountable for its human rights violations,” Fahandej said. The 10 women arrested this week have committed no crimes. The dozens sentenced to years in prison are also innocent. All they want is to serve their society. But instead of their contributions being welcomed, they are put behind bars, and the Iranian government deprives its entire society of some of the most capable individuals in its society.”

The latest arrests and prison sentences follow more than a year of intensified attacks on Iran’s Baha’i community. Dozens of other Baha’is have been either arrested, tried, summoned to begin prison sentences, barred from higher education or earning a livelihood over recent months. And in August the Baha’i International Community reported that 180 Baha’is had been targeted—including one 90-year-old man, Jamaloddin Khanjani, who was detained and interrogated for two weeks.

Two other Baha’i women, Mahvash Sabet and Fariba Kamalabadi—who along with Khanjani and four other Baha’is spent a decade in prison from 2008 to 2018—were re-arrested in July 2022 and are now each serving a second 10-year jail term.

See also: https://www.bic.org/news/twenty-six-bahais-iran-sentenced-126-years-prison-10-bahai-women-arrested-isfahan-and-3-bahais-yazd

#Iranian Baha'is #Baha'is in Iran #Persecution of Baha'is in Iran #Baha'i Faith #Baha'i women #Iranian minorities #human rights abuses #human rights violations #false imprisonment #religious minorities #state-sponsored persecution #state-sanctioned persecution #religious persecution

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akocomyk · 1 year

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Alin ang dapat mauna, kasal or bahay?

Hi @ameownymous!

Generally speaking, this depends on a person's priorities, beliefs, resources, and situation in life. Both choices naturally have pros and cons.

Applying the context to Gerald and me, I think it's more apt to choose "bahay" first, considering the circumstances we have now.

Same-sex unions are still not legal in our country and although there are churches that officiate holy unions, it's still not recognized by our state. So, this type of union would only be essential for us if we intend to migrate on a different country where same-sex marriage is recognized.

And the main reason why I'd choose "bahay" or at least living together first is because insurance companies usually recognize partners regardless of sex. Like if we apply the common law partner rule, I can name Gerald as my beneficiary for my life insurance. Or if we've lived together for at least one year, I can make him my dependent on my HMO—and he can actually supersede everyone else in my family.

And... That's it. There are a lot of things I'd like to say, but that's the gist.

#ask omyk

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ivyarts1 · 2 years

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Philippines' Own Jeepney; An Art Beyond Western Definitions

Roaming around the busy roads of the city, reigning supreme with its massive roaring engines and various eye-catching composition, what comes across is the Philippine Jeepney or what was once called, “The Undisputed King of the Road”. Jeepneys, which originated in our home country, symbolize Filipinos’ natural creativity and ingenuity when it comes to integration in forming realistic structures, obtained from the prolific visionaries of our imagination.

Just like a typical vehicle, it is also comprised of machinery essential for long drives; But what makes it stand out from the others is its head-turning feature of being a colorful art-on-wheels vehicle. Jeepney art integrates the "art of the color” and the "art of the accessory", applied to a simple galvanized metal or polished, gleaming metal canvas shell. The use of airbrush spray, stickers, spray paint, or even on-hand paint brush is utilized to create different styles and outlines of art. When it comes to its accessories, the majority of it are hand-picked by the owners, and depending on their personal desires, they would choose to locate where it would be placed. As you have noticed, there are jeepneys with flags at the front, winged-shape stainless metal shell, mini statues at the tip of its front, colorful lights, and many other accessories that are possible to be incorporated. Moreover, the theme of the overall look of a particular jeepney also varies depending on the owner’s choice of preferences. It could be a theme related to their families, religious beliefs, entertainment, culture, minimalism, or even a very creative incorporation of colors and designs to make it look more lively and attractive to the public. Jeepneys are all designed differently, thus, it really showcases the vast creativity of Filipinos when it comes to art making.

Aside from its physical structure and features, its representational value coming from our own Filipino culture and tradition is also being reflected. Just like in the portrayal of the “bahay-kubo”, jeepneys are also built without seat divisions for people to come in and openly interact with each other. Filipinos’ trait of openly getting along with others or in tagalog, “pakikisama”, is highly observed especially when it comes to the passing of each and every individual fare to jeepney drivers. Its main purpose of traveling from point to point in order to help people arrive at their respective destinations also emphasizes the natural helpful trait of Filipinos, and can be comparable to the act of “bayanihan”. In addition, the overall physical appearance of jeepneys, which can be generalized as lively, colorful, and eye-catching, extensively shows Filipinos’ sense of being “full of life”. Its appearance makes the city a livelier place to live in, which deeply reflects Filipinos’ deep affection for our own energetic and spirited culture.

A Jeepney is indeed an art defined beyond Western. An art that showcased the vast creativity and innovativeness of Filipinos. A work of art that is defined by our true ingenuity, inspired by the Philippines’ own culture, beliefs, and tradition. From its aesthetical value, and artistic presentation, down to its symbolism and representational value, it is built admirably, especially with the incorporation of what our country really reflects. For more than 70 years of the country’s struggles, adversity, changes, and advancements, this cultural symbol has always been on our main roads serving its purpose of helping the masses and giving life to the city. It certainly proves its title of being the one and only undisputed “King of the Road”.

The perception of art’s definition constantly changes through time. There will always be no definite answer to art’s true definition, thus, it will just continuously evolve as the world advance. In the case of its context in the Philippines and in the 21st century, there is still an ongoing discourse and why’s that is due to the fact that Filipinos have a sense of being essentially intact to the worldview, beliefs, and values of art. We don’t just adapt to the set of standards made by Westerners. Because of our natural creativity and innovativeness, different forms of art are being evolved through time, now what is known as the Philippine contemporary arts, which is even beyond the West’s definition.

Now how we can contribute to the ongoing discourse of art’s context is to give emphasis on these creativities, follow its growth, spread it, and expand it. It is also important to have a multi-view approach to the art itself, especially to its underlying message and portrayals. It will also mean a great help if people of the modern era engage with expounding such creativities, as well as practice participating in art makings. And finally, we should learn to give importance to artists’ creative process as this can bring inspiration to aspiring ones that will most likely continue the ongoing act of defining and evolving art.

#jeepney #philippine art #art

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culturecalypsosblog · 2 years

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Todays archangel blog series is on Gabriel the esteemed messenger of revelations

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Gabriel is one of the most esteemed and highest angel rank, People sometimes ask for archangel Gabriel's help to clear away confusion and achieve the wisdom they need to make decisions, obtain the confidence they need to act on those decisions, communicate effectively to other people, and raise children well.

Gabriel's Symbols

Gabriel is often depicted in art blowing a horn. Other symbols that represent Gabriel include a lantern, a mirror, a shield, a lily, a scepter, a spear, and an olive branch. His light energy color is white & copper

Role in Religious Texts

Gabriel plays an important role in the religious texts of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity.

The founder of Islam, the prophet Muhammad, said that Gabriel appeared to him to dictate the entire Qur’an. In Al Baqarah 2:97, the Qur’an declares:

“Who is an enemy to Gabriel! For he brings down the (revelation) to thy heart by God's will, a confirmation of what went before, and guidance and glad tidings for those who believe."

In the Hadith, Gabriel again appears to Muhammad and quizzes him about Islam’s tenets. Muslims believe that Gabriel gave the prophet Abraham a stone known as the Black Stone of Kaaba; Muslims who travel on pilgrimages to Mecca, Saudi Arabia kiss that stone.

Muslims, Jews, and Christians all believe that Gabriel delivered news of the upcoming births of three famous religious figures: Isaac, John the Baptist, and Jesus Christ. So people sometimes associate Gabriel with childbirth, adoption, and raising children. Jewish tradition says that Gabriel instructs babies before they’re born. In the Torah, Gabriel interprets the prophet Daniel’s visions, saying in Daniel 9:22 that he has come to give Daniel “insight and understanding.” Jews believe that, in heaven, Gabriel stands beside God’s throne at God’s left hand.

God sometimes charges Gabriel with expressing his judgment against sinful people, Jewish beliefs say, as God did when he sent Gabriel to use fire to destroy the ancient cities of Sodom and Gomorrah that were filled with wicked people.

Christians often think of Gabriel informing the Virgin Mary that God has chosen her to become the mother of Jesus Christ. The Bible quotes Gabriel as telling Mary in Luke 1:30-31:

“Do not be afraid, Mary; you have found favor with God. You will conceive and give birth to a son, and you are to call him Jesus. He will be great and will be called the Son of the Most High.”

During the same visit, Gabriel informs Mary of her cousin Elizabeth’s pregnancy with John the Baptist. Mary’s response to Gabriel’s news in Luke 1:46-55 became the words to a famous Catholic prayer called “The Magnificat,” which begins: “My soul magnifies the Lord and my spirit rejoices in God my savior.” Christian tradition says that Gabriel will be the angel God chooses to blow a horn to wake the dead on Judgment Day.

The Bahai faith says that Gabriel is one of God’s manifestations sent to give people, like the prophet Bahá'u'lláh, wisdom.

Other Religious Roles

People from some Christian denominations, such as the Catholic and Orthodox churches, consider Gabriel a saint. He serves as the patron saint of journalists, teachers, clergy people, diplomats, ambassadors, and postal workers.

Archangel Gabriel is known as the angel of revelation or announcement. He plays a significant role in Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and many other faiths, acting as a messenger for God.

In the Bible, Gabriel can be found in the books of Luke and Daniel. He is also known as the "Christmas Angel," for announcing the coming birth of Jesus to Mary and the shepherds.

It is believed that Gabriel can be recognized by a white or copper light and that he often delivers his messages to people in dreams, acting as their guardian angel.

Guidance for the Future

When you get sudden insights that give you valuable guidance for the future, it may be Gabriel sending you a message. As the angel of water, one of Gabriel's specialties is communicating a sense of clarity.

Doreen Virtue's book "Archangels 101" offers a glimpse into this. "Gabriel," Virtue writes, "often announces what's on the horizon, and acts like a manager or agent in orchestrating new ventures related to one’s soul purpose."

Author Richard Webster writes that "Gabriel aids visions, and can also help you get glimpses of the future...If you feel trapped, locked in, or are simply in a rut, call on Gabriel to help you change and start moving ahead again...The gift of prophecy can be yours, if you ask Gabriel to help."

Help Solving Problems

If an idea about how to solve a challenging problem comes to you (especially after praying for a solution), it may be a sign that Gabriel is with you.

In "Gabriel," Webster writes that the guardian angel sometimes offers ideas for solutions while people are meditating or asking Gabriel what to do about their problems:

"The most usual form of communication is for thoughts and insights to come into your conscious mind. Ask Gabriel to clarify anything you do not understand. By the end of the conversation, you should know exactly what to do."

Messages in Dreams

Gabriel often visits people while they're dreaming. For example, Christian tradition says that Gabriel is the angel in the Bible who tells Joseph in a dream that he will serve as the father of Jesus Christ on Earth.

In their book "Dreaming With the Archangels: A Spiritual Guide to Dream Journeying," Linda and Peter Miller-Russo write that Gabriel and other archangels may work during your dreams to solve problems if you invite them to do so before going to sleep:

"You should awaken with a dream-world memory that contains the solution (or a seed to the solution) to your problem. Sometimes you will not remember having a dream at all. Yet the answer to the problem will come to your conscious awareness later in the day."

Gabriel often hopes that his appearances in people's dreams will inspire them to pursue greater purity in their lives, write the Miller-Russos. "Gabriel has appeared to people as both a male angel and a female angel. When meeting him, one can sense the purpose that emanates from him."

The Miller-Russos quote a message that they say Gabriel delivered to them:

"Purification of the self builds strength and opens the channels of communication between you and the beings on the higher planes. The wisdom of your guardian angel, the archangels, and your spirit guides is more easily understood and integrated by those who devote themselves to the purification of their heart and mind."

Challenging Messages

Many people say that they feel challenged to take on a great responsibility when Gabriel communicates with them. Historically, the messages that Gabriel delivers often ask people to do something for God. Religious texts record that the people whom Gabriel visits sometimes feel troubled when they ponder his messages.

The Qur'an says that it was Gabriel who miraculously revealed the truth to the prophet Muhammad. He wrote that Gabriel's visits to him were stressful and challenging.

George W. Braswell illustrates this in his book "What You Need to Know About Islam and Muslims." He writes that "[t]here was physical and psychological stress upon Muhammad as he encountered the angel Gabriel, who gave him the words to recite."

In his book "In the Footsteps of the Prophet: Lessons from the Life of Muhammad," Tariq Ramadan describes Gabriel's challenging visits to Muhammad:

"The angel Gabriel appeared to him several times. The prophet was later to report that the angel sometimes appeared to him in his angelic persona and sometimes as a human being. At other times, the prophet would hear a bell-like sound and revelation would come suddenly, requiring of him such extreme concentration that he came close to asphyxiation."

When Gabriel appeared to the Virgin Mary to announce that she would serve as Jesus Christ's mother on Earth, the Bible records that Mary was uncomfortable at first. "Mary was greatly troubled at his words and wondered what kind of greeting this might be" (Luke 1:29).

In her book "Women in the New Testament," Mary Ann Getty-Sullivan describes this encounter.

"The angel Gabriel appears unexpectedly...After greeting Mary, the angel begins the message from God, saying 'Do not be afraid.' The attitude of awe or reverence, expressed as fear, is typical for those who experience an epiphany...Mary is troubled at hearing the greeting of the angel. Her confusion is based on both the appearance of the angel and on what the angel has said."

A White or Copper Light

You may see either white or copper light around you when Gabriel is nearby. Believers say that Gabriel's electromagnetic energy corresponds to the white angel light ray and his aura is a copper color.

In her book "Psychic Children," Joanne Brocas writes that "Archangel Gabriel is associated with a beautiful white light and this color brings purification to wherever it is needed. Imagine this white light enfolding and surrounding you and your child and ask that it help dissolve any stress or worries that may be affecting either of you."

Gabriel is typically portrayed with a large copper trumpet, signifying his delivery of messages. He is often identified by a copper-colored halo or flashes of copper light. Some people also believe that a sudden and unusual attraction to objects made of copper is another sign that they're working with Archangel Gabriel.

I hope you enjoyed this blog more to follow

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genieife · 2 months

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Discovering Delhi’s Delights: Day 3 Adventures with Geniefie Trip Planner

DAY 3 DELHI EXPLORATION: SOUTH DELHI

Round off your time in the city with a relaxing day in Day 3 Delhi exoloration, South Delhi. It’s undoubtedly been an action-packed trip to the city so far, so if you’re craving a more low-key day, South Delhi is the neighbourhood for you!

This area of Delhi is a chilled-out, green, and peaceful neighbourhood, with little hassle or noise to contend with. It’s a great spot to simply head out for a walk, wander around one of the parks, people-watch on the streets, and check out one of the local cafes.

There’s also some pretty cool attractions to check out.

Kick off your explorations of this neighbourhood with an amble around the Lotus Temple, a Sydney Opera House-esque Baháʼí Place of Worship that’s open to anyone, regardless of their religious beliefs. There are just seven Bahai temples found in the world, and the white marble Lotus Temple is the only one in Asia. It’s a soothing spot, with nine turquoise pools and lush gardens to wander around.

Next, take an Uber over to Qutub Minar. A UNESCO World Heritage site, this towering minaret reaches a height of 73 metres and is surrounded by so many interesting ruins and structures.

Don’t skip this attraction! It’s far away from everywhere else in the city, but so worth venturing over to see it.

In the afternoon, if you’re not yet exhausted, head to the PVR Directors Cut cinema to watch a Bollywood movie. This is a luxury cinema in South Delhi, with comfortable chairs that recline, blankets, pillows, air purifiers, and waiters to bring meals to your seat.

WHERE TO STAY IN DELHI

Delhi is a sprawling city and there are so many options for where to stay.

I recommend opting for accommodation in South Delhi. As I’ve mentioned a couple of times already, it’s the calmer, cleaner area of the city, and you’ll be staying in a leafy suburb with less noise and a safer vibe.

I stayed in this incredible guesthouse, which absolutely made my stay in Delhi so much better. The welcoming owner did so much for us, from showing us around the local night market to driving us to tourist attractions, introducing us to his favourite breakfast spot, and even making a dozen phone calls when my SIM card wouldn’t activate. It’s one of the best guesthouses I’ve ever stayed in.

HOW TO GET AROUND DELHI

It’s so easy and so inexpensive.

You’ll likely arrive in the city just before sunrise, as that’s when most international flights seem to land, so you might be put off by tackling the public transport system. Don’t be!

I took the metro from Delhi Airport to our guesthouse in South Delhi and it couldn’t have been easier. In the early morning, it’s clean, quiet, calm, and uncrowded. There’s even a women’s-only carriage on all of the trains for all of my solo women out there.

For getting around the city, I recommend using a mix of Uber and rickshaws. Both are so easy to use and everywhere, so you’ll never have to wait long. I recommend always checking the price on Uber first, so that you have a maximum price for your journey with which to negotiate with the rickshaw drivers. It’s super-inexpensive! I paid just $7 for an hour-long Uber ride across Delhi. When it’s that affordable, there’s no reason not to use it.

WHEN’S THE BEST TIME TO VISIT DELHI?

For the majority of my India posts, you’re going to notice that I recommend visiting in winter, but for Delhi, I think early-or-late-winter would be the best time to visit.

At this time of year, you’re going to avoid the dense fog that rolls in every morning, there won’t be as much smog and pollution in the air, and the temperatures will still be manageable. I’d aim for October/November or February/March. Definitely avoid visiting immediately after Diwali, when the air pollution is always horrendous.

I’d also recommend double-checking when all of the attractions are open. The Lotus Temple is closed, for example, every Monday.

WHAT ABOUT DELHI BELLY, THO?

Delhi Belly: my biggest fear. I was absolutely convinced I would get food poisoning in India, because doesn’t it happen to everyone?

And yet, it didn’t. Despite eating pretty much anywhere that was serving up delicious-looking food, neither I nor my boyfriend suffered from food poisoning. I believe three things helped keep us safe:

Going vegetarian! Most of the locals in India are vegetarian — the country has the lowest amount of meat consumption in the world — so we switched over to a meat-free lifestyle, too. Note that I didn’t say plant-based, because you’re also going to want to avoid most fruits and vegetables while you’re in the country, too — especially if they’re uncooked or peeled.

Hand sanitiser! Much of what gets written off as food poisoning in India is general contamination from touching surfaces with bacteria on it, and then not washing your hands and touching your mouth. I used hand sanitiser on an hourly basis and took extra care not to touch my face. I also used the hand sanitiser to sterilise any utensils at restaurants, as they could have been washed with dirty tap water.

Pudin Hara! I’m a total convert to Pudin Hara — peppermint oil capsules from India — and take them every time my stomach feels a little unsettled. You can buy them from any pharmacy when you get to India, but you can also pick them up from Amazon. I took like, a hundred tablets with me, as I took a capsule with every single meal. I fully plan on keeping a large supply of these with me whenever I travel, as they were so life-changingly great at settling my stomach. An added bonus was the deliciously minty burps that overpowered the scent of curry that was emanating from my body.

AND THAT WAS DELHI!

So, my third day exploring Delhi with Geniefie Trip Planner was an unforgettable experience that left me completely enchanted by the city. Despite my initial apprehensions, Delhi’s vibrant energy, rich history, and diverse culture captivated me from the moment I arrived. From wandering through ancient monuments to indulging in the city’s culinary delights, every moment was filled with excitement and wonder. As I bid farewell to Delhi, I couldn’t help but reflect on the countless memories made and the newfound appreciation I had for this incredible city. Delhi has truly left an indelible mark on my heart, and I wholeheartedly encourage others to explore its charms and give it the chance it deserves.

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keyvanstories · 4 months

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Having created the world and all that liveth and moveth therein, He, through the direct operation of His unconstrained and sovereign Will, chose to confer upon man the unique distinction and capacity to know Him and to love Him—a capacity that must needs be regarded as the generating impulse and the primary purpose underlying the whole of creation…. Upon the inmost reality of each and every created thing He hath shed the light of one of His names, and made it a recipient of the glory of one of His attributes. Upon the reality of man, however, He hath focused the radiance of all of His names and attributes, and made it a mirror of His own Self. Alone of all created things man hath been singled out for so great a favor, so enduring a bounty. – Gleanings from the Writings of Baha’u’llah, p. 65.The above quote from Baha'u'llah, is my guiding light t know where are the dangerous faults in both programing and use of AI. If AI becomes the powerful manifestation humanity's Dart Vader tendencies and spirit, they we are rapidly approaching our doom's days of STAR WARS where the Dart has the upper hand with the creation and use of AI. The Purpose of the one true God, exalted be His glory, in revealing Himself unto men is to lay bare those gems that lie hidden within the mine of their true and inmost selves. That the diverse communions of the earth, and the manifold systems of religious belief, should never be allowed to foster the feelings of animosity among men, is, in this Day, of the essence of the Faith of God and His Religion. These principles and laws, these firmly-established and mighty systems, have proceeded from one Source, and are the rays of one Light. That they differ one from another is to be attributed to the varying requirements of the ages in which they were promulgated. – Gleanings from the Writings of Baha’u’llah, p. 287. As to the patriotic prejudice, this is also due to absolute ignorance, for the surface of the earth is one native land. Everyone can live in any spot on the terrestrial globe. Therefore all the world is man’s birthplace. These boundaries and outlets have been devised by man. In the creation, such boundaries and outlets were not assigned. Europe is one continent, Asia is one continent, Africa is one continent, Australia is one continent, but some of the souls, from personal motives and selfish interests, have divided each one of these continents and considered a certain part as their own country. God has set up no frontier between France and Germany; they are continuous. Yea, in the first centuries, selfish souls, for the promotion of their own interests, have assigned boundaries and outlets and have, day by day, attached more importance to these, until this led to intense enmity, bloodshed and rapacity in subsequent centuries. In the same way this will continue indefinitely, and if this conception of patriotism remains limited within a certain circle, it will be the primary cause of the world’s destruction. No wise and just person will acknowledge these imaginary distinctions. Every limited area which we call our native country we regard as our motherland, whereas the terrestrial globe is the motherland of all, and not any restricted area. In short, for a few days we live on this earth and eventually we are buried in it, it is our eternal tomb. Is it worthwhile that we should engage in bloodshed and tear one another to pieces for this eternal tomb? Nay, far from it, neither is God pleased with such conduct nor would any sane man approve of it. – Abdu’l-Baha, Selections from the Writings of Abdu’l-Baha, pp. 299-300.As a Bahai I am excited to see how more and more people of knowledge and influence in academia and religious circles are addressing topics which are beautifully and uniquely been elaborated in the Baha'i Holy Text. This discussion is a good model for what we hope to do when we talk about social discourse.

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dimakatulog · 1 year

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Getting to know you better..

1. What do you think about when you’re all by yourself?

2. What crazy things will you do if you ever become super rich?

3. Which do you usually follow when these two are conflicting, your heart or your mind? Why?

4. If you won’t achieve your life goals, what’s your plan B?

5. If you meet someone exactly the same as you in all aspects; mindset, beliefs, philosophy, appearance, personality, etc. Do you think you will become friends or enemies? Why?

1. Paano ko yayaman at maging favorite na tita ng lahat hahahahaha

2. Gaano kayaman ba to? Tipong sa susunod na election mamimigay ako ng milyon per bahay wag lang bumoto sa Marcos ganern kaya ba yan? HAHAHA

3. Heart. Hays. Marupok ako e chz

4. Maging patatas nalang kung ganon aba hahahaha

5. Friends. Birds with the same feather tanga together

#tanginang sagot yan sabaw na

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dowot · 1 year

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Getting to know you better..

1. What do you think about when you’re all by yourself?

2. What crazy things will you do if you ever become super rich?

3. Which do you usually follow when these two are conflicting, your heart or your mind? Why?

4. If you won’t achieve your life goals, what’s your plan B?

5. If you meet someone exactly the same as you in all aspects; mindset, beliefs, philosophy, appearance, personality, etc. Do you think you will become friends or enemies? Why?

1. Madalas mga bagay na hindi naman nangyayari parang day o night dreaming Haha

2. Babayaran ko lahat ng utang ng pamilya at mga kaibigan ko at lahat ng hihingi ng tulong financially tutulungan. Ibibigay ko lahat ng kailangan ng mga kapatid ko financially din. Bibili ako ng isang subdivision tapos lahat ng close friends at tropa ko bibilhan ko ng tig isa-isang bahay dun pero mga 30mins yung pagitan ng bawat bahay sa isa't isa para kapag may mga happenings o okasyon lahat kami nandun lang

3. Heart, kasi matigas ulo ko? Tama ba paliwanag ko? :)

4. Enjoy lang yung everyday life :)

5. Friends. Because birds of the same feathers are relatives :)

@ameownymous 👌🏻👌🏻

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huminahon · 1 year

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Getting to know you better..

1. What do you think about when you’re all by yourself?

2. What crazy things will you do if you ever become super rich?

3. Which do you usually follow when these two are conflicting, your heart or your mind? Why?

4. If you won’t achieve your life goals, what’s your plan B?

5. If you meet someone exactly the same as you in all aspects; mindset, beliefs, philosophy, appearance, personality, etc. Do you think you will become friends or enemies? Why?

Getting to know you better..

1. What do you think about when you’re all by yourself? -- Kung anong uulamin or lulutuin XD

2. What crazy things will you do if you ever become super rich? -- Super rich in an instant? Parang nanalo sa lotto? Hmmm hindi ko sure kung crazy pero if ever na ganun, bibigyan ko tig 1M mga kapatid ng parents ko both side. Tas siguro 1k kada ulo dito sa barangay namin. Tas magsecure lang ako ng sarili kong bahay at lupa, kung kaya pa negosyo edi G. Hindi ko naman pangarap maging mayaman.

3. Which do you usually follow when these two are conflicting, your heart or your mind? Why? -- Nilagay ang utak sa taas para ito ang maglead. Ang puso taga pump lang talaga ng dugo, nasa utak talaga lahat.

4. If you won’t achieve your life goals, what’s your plan B? -- Magkape XD

5. If you meet someone exactly the same as you in all aspects; mindset, beliefs, philosophy, appearance, personality, etc. Do you think you will become friends or enemies? Why? -- Friends.

#ta #thank you po sa pag tanong :)

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extrariceandeverythingnice · 1 year

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MGA DI MAIPALIWANAG NA FILIPINO BELIEFS

1. Wag suotin yung damit pangkasal bago mismo ang araw ng kasal

2. Pagsasabi ng "tabi tabi po"

3. Wag matulog ng basa ang buhok

4. Wag gagala bago ang major event gaya ng graduation etc.

5. Wag agad uuwi kapag galing sa libing "magpagpag" muna

6. Baliktarin ang damit kapag naligaw

7. Kapag nanaginip ka na nabungi ka ito ay may mamamatay

8. Wag maligo pag pagod mapapasma ka

9. Hindi pwedeng ikasal sa parehong taon ang magkapatid dahil "sukob"

10. Nakakapagpagaling ang albularyo

11. Dapat ang hagdan ay nagtatapos sa Oro (gold), Plata (silver) at hindi sa Mata (death) dahil malas ito

12. Mag iingat sa pagbati sa bata dahil baka mausog, sabihin ang katagang "pwera usog" or palawayan ang bata

13. Wag magwawalis sa gabi dahil malas at lalabas ang swerte sa tahanan

14. Kapag nakagat mo ang dila mo may nakaalala sayo

15. Maghain ng pansit pag may birthday dahil pangpahaba ng buhay

16. Kapag magbibigay ka ng regalong wallet or bag, maglagay daw ng pera sa loob para swertehin ang receiver / financial success

17. Wag daw magbibigay ng regalong sapatos dahil iiwan ka daw ng pagbibigyan mo. Mas ok pa daw ang sinturon para tight relationship ganern.

18. Lagyan ng pulang sinulid ang noo ng baby at lawayan para mawala ang sinok

19. Wag maliligo kapag may period

20. Kapag natuyuan ka ng pawis magkakapneumonia ka

21. Magkakakuliti ka kapag namboboso ka

22. Magsaboy ng asin sa bagong bahay para hindi magkasakit yung titira

23. Wag magsusuot ng pula sa lamay

24. Bawal magkatapat ang pintuan at kama/bedframe

25. May kinakasal na tikbalang pag maaraw tapos naulan

26. Wag mag uuwi ng pagkain galing sa lamay/libing

27. Bawal sumilip sa patay ang buntis

28. Kapag may nalaglag na kutsara/tinidor may bisita na dadating, pag kutsara- babae pag tinidor- lalake

29. Kapag nagbigay yung kapitbahay mo ng pagkain, wag mo hugasan yung plato dahil naaalis din daw ang blessing

30. Kapag kumain ng kambal na saging ang buntis, magiging kambal din ang anak

31. Kapag suhi ka may kakayahan kang manghilot at mag alis ng tinik sa lalamunan

32. Wag magpapapicture na tatlo kayo, mamamatay yung nasa gitna

33. Pag nakakita ng puting paro paro yun daw ang yumaong mahal sa buhay at dumadalaw

34. Kapag malaki ang tenga mo mahaba ang buhay mo

35. Kapag makati ang palad mo magkakapera ka

36. Kailangan ilibing ng tatay yung placenta pagkatapos manganak ng nanay para hindi daw lumaking suwail ang bata

37. Kung sino makakuha ng bulaklak ng bride, sya daw sunod na ikakasal

38. Malas na numero ang 13

39. Wag magtuturo sa gabi, kailangan kagatin yung dalari para hindi malasin

40. Ipasa yung bata sa kabila sa pagitan ng ataol, dahil baka managinip ang mga ito pagkatapos ng libing at lapitan ng masasamang espiritu

41. Kapag nalaglag ang pagkain at may 5 seconds pa

42. Nakakaganda ng boses ang langgam

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Tourist Places in Delhi Everyone Needs to Visit - Bharat Taxi

Incredible India's capital, Delhi, is amazing. With some of the most beautiful and captivating Tourist Places in Delhi and Places to Visit around Delhi, you always have something to look forward to. The city has many attractions for all types of people, from the ancient Red Fort to the lively Dilli Haat. Delhi boasts romantic spots like Garden of Five Senses and family-friendly spots like Nehru Planetarium. You can also enjoy a terrific holiday in Dilwali Dilli with many great Delhi hotels.

Thus, Delhi Tourism is a top draw for Indian and international tourists. Let's explore Delhi's fun places.

When to Visit Delhi

Delhi's weather is ideal for sightseeing between October and March. Explore the many Places to Visit Near Delhi as well.

Delhi Temples & Monuments

Tourist Attractions in Delhi Showcase Amazing Structures

India Gate

Does this landmark need an introduction? Defining India, this 1931 monument honours World War I and Afghanistan war martyrs. It's a local favourite because it's lit up at night. Nighttime at India Gate is stunning!

Rashtrapati Bhawan

Rashtrapati Bhawan, the President of India's house, is one of Delhi's top tourist attractions. This structure is a must-see Delhi attraction with 340 rooms, a meticulously kept presidential garden or Mughal Gardens, staff quarters, stables, and huge open spaces across 200,000 sq. ft.

Ugrasen Ki Baoli

Agrasen or Ugrasen ki Baoli, made famous by Amir Khan's PK, is a fascinating Delhi tourist attraction. The Best Place in Delhi for Friends to Explore is this 60-meter-long, 15-meter-wide step, known for its beautiful architecture and rumoured hauntings. Delhi's haunting Connaught Place step well is a tourist attraction.

Red Fort

Red Fort, erected in 1638, is the face of Delhi. Its red sandstone walls, magnificent architecture, chhata bazaar, and entertaining light and sound show make it an impressive Mughal monument. Delhi tourists flock to this Mughal relic. Delhi's Red Fort is a family-friendly attraction.

Qutub Minar

This intriguing Mughal monument is another great Delhi attraction. Qutub-ud-din-Aibak erected it at 73 m. This five-story brick minaret is carved with scriptures. Delhi's Qutub Minar is a must-see.

Jantar Mantar

Jantar Mantar, one of Maharaja Jai Singh II's five huge sundials/astronomical observatories, is a city attraction. This Delhi observatory is interesting. This scientific marvel is one of Delhi's most popular attractions, even if tall buildings block accurate results.

Bahai Temple

Bahai Temple, also known as Lotus Temple, is a secular example of Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, and Jainism coming together. The Bahai or Lotus Temples easily make the top tourist spots in Delhi. This stunning Bahai temple welcomes all religions and beliefs.

Jama Masjid

Jama Masjid, India's largest mosque, is one of Delhi's most stunning tourist attractions. Shah Jahan's first mosque holds 25,000 people. The southern tower offers a spectacular city view. The mosque has a dress code or sells outfits. This Shah Jahan masterpiece is a must-see in Delhi.

Gurudwara Bangla

It is a serene spiritual sanctuary and a renowned Delhi tourist attraction that is visited by Sikhs and others. The gurudwara, built in 1783 by Sikh commander Baghel Singh, has a beautiful Sarovar, school, hospital museum, and library. Visit this quiet tourist spot near Delhi.

Humayun's Tomb

Hamida Banu Begum, Humayun's wife, commissioned the beautiful Humayun's Tomb, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was built in 1570 and inspired by Persian and Central Asian architecture, like the Taj Mahal, a prominent Delhi tourist attraction.

Akshardham Temple

Swaminarayan Akshardham Temple, the largest Hindu temple in Delhi, was recently built. It's one of Delhi's Best Family Tours. The Akshardham Temple is a stunning nighttime tourist attraction in Delhi.

Delhi Parks & Museums

Lodhi Garden

Lodhi Gardens is a must-see Delhi Sightseeing Place with 15th-century tombs, manicured gardens, and some of the most photogenic spots in the vicinity. This Delhi tourism spot has many historical structures. It's a terrific place for a family picnic, crossing off a Delhi bucket list item.

Five-Senses Garden

Garden of Five Senses, a Delhi Tourism theme park, is stunning. It's one of Delhi's best destinations to come with friends and family, including water lily pools, solar energy parks, Khas Bagh garden, herb garden, and more. The romantic atmosphere makes this one of the Best Places in Delhi for Couples.

Shankar's International Dolls Museum

Dolls Museum in Delhi is popular among youngsters and adults. This unique Delhi tourist attraction has over 6000 dolls from 85 countries. It's a terrific addition to your Delhi Tour Package, especially if you're travelling with kids.

Crafts Museum

Crafts Museum, a theme village-style vintage museum, is another Delhi tourist attraction. This vintage museum is one of Delhi's most visited attractions. At this spot, you may see a magnificently carved temple chariot and beguiling Gujrati Haveli, have breakfast at Café Lota, and buy for local handicrafts.

Delhi Markets, Food, and Entertainment

Delhi Tourist Spots to Splurge, Eat, Socialize, and Enjoy

Dilli Haat

Dilli Haat is a popular Delhi tourist attraction and open-air arcade. You may browse for their handicrafts and taste delicious food from across the country at this fun hangout. Attending cultural events in Delhi is a great thing to do.

Connaught Place

Connaught Place, one of Delhi's most renowned tourist spots, is recognised for its unusual concentric circle design and endless boutique shops, restaurants, resorts, and street markets including Janpath and Palika Bazaar. Due to its variety, Connaught Place is one of Delhi's most recommended destinations. Kitty Su and other spots in CP offer the vibrant Delhi nightlife. Delhi Tourism will be incomplete without CP, which is near several amazing Delhi attractions.

Hauz Khas

Hauz Khas complex is another great Delhi tourist attraction with many blocks. A bustling market and many eateries make the E block the most exciting. Hauz Khas Fort, Mayfair Garden, and Hauz Khas Social are must-see Delhi tourist attractions. Kunzum Travel Café, the Best Place in Delhi for Solo Travellers, is located there. Birdwatchers and nature lovers appreciate this Delhi spot.

Chandni Chowk

Chandani Chowk is the most popular tourist attraction in Delhi. This historic city's small streets are too alive to leave alone. In Delhi, you may browse for original Indian products, cheap handicrafts, apparel, jewellery, and more with friends. Paranthewali Gali has some of India's best street food.

Near Delhi Tourist Attractions

Delhi has many fantastic places to visit, but there are also many exciting places nearby. Weekend getaways include Agra, Jim Corbett National Park, Dehradun, Mussoorie, Lansdowne, and others. Agra and Jaipur are the most romantic and historical places to visit near Delhi, but Nainital, Shimla, Jodhpur, and Dehradun are family-friendly. Haridwar, Rishikesh, Mathura, and Vrindavan near Delhi are spiritual destinations for travellers. Tourist Places in Delhi including Rishikesh, Manesar, Shimla, Manali, and Dharamshala offer adventure sports and single and group vacation.

Conclusion

Delhi's many beautiful sights and fascinating activities make it a must-see destination in India. There are romantic, family-friendly, shopping, dining, and socialising venues. The charm is enhanced by Delhi's many outstanding hotels.

So, if you've also decided to go, check out some of the best deals on tour packages to Delhi and have a wonderful vacation.