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vintage-ukraine · 6 months

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The House of Taras Shevchenko in Kyrylivka by Hryhorii Svitlytskyi, 1895

#ukraine #ukrainian art #ukrainian #Taras Shevchenko #1890s #Khata #House #Ukrainian architecture #Kyrylivka #Hryhorii Svitlytskyi

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folklorespring · 2 months

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old khata project – photography project documenting Ukrainian rural architecture. Created by Anna Ilchenko and Svitlana Oslavska.

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zeawesomeness · 6 months

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Some domesticity between these two after my last drawing of em’ 😌

#ZeAwesomeness OC’s Collection #oc #ocs #my ocs <3 #digital art #cycle #khata

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hoppipolla · 1 year

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Khatha or the well of sadness

Thanapob Leeratanakachorn... We barely know anything about Khatha but Tor puts up such a brilliant and emotional performance that you feel for Khatha before understanding the very depths of his being.

Tor shows a full understanding of his character and his emotive and subtle acting makes my heart ache for Khatha.

When Khatha describes death, he describes it as "simply painful and excruciatingly torturing". It doesn't matter how many times he has "died" because nothing will ever compare to the agony he is living now. Khatha is the embodiment of resolute despair. He knows he cannot escape it and so he suffers silently. The silence he chose as an answer to Triphop's grand-father's question — "So why don't you stop?" — emphasises the fact that he has accepted his fate. He seems to be haunted by guilt and so he accepts the agonising truth of his life because, deep down, he thinks he deserves it. (cf. the way he doesn't meet Dome's eyes when Dome asks him if he has done something wrong).

His weariness can be seen through the way he lets his tears fall on his cheeks. His tears are as silent as his stifled pain. Khatha often looks on the verge of tears which makes me think that we've only seen a glimpse of the despair he must feel. It just hurts so much... seeing him show restraint although the emotions he strives to hide are overwhelming.

He doesn't want to show he cares for Dome nor does he want anyone to see how devastated he feels when another life is ruined in front of his eyes.

This expression is that of someone who's seen death more than life, who's been powerless too many times, who knows the bitterness and cruelty of the universe.

Khatha is an intimidating character and yet the people around him see the cracks in his shell. That's why Dome talks back to him so easily although he sometimes looks at him with a mix of wonder and worry. The same goes for June and Triphop who always listen to him but usually still tell him what they're thinking. Khatha is scary because of the depths of his despair. The way Triphop seems so loyal to him no matter his recklessness is because he knows his immortality made him go through things a simple mortal would have never endured. And yet Khatha was a simple mortal at some point too.

June was right to call Khatha's immortality a curse because that is precisely how Khatha sees it himself. He feels like he is all alone and that's why he desperatly wants to protect Dome. Because Dome seems to embody the very light which could bring the sun back to the never-ending night that is his life. But June doesn't agree with that and she might be right. Perhaps only Khatha can break his curse but I believe that Dome will be the one who'll give him the strength he needs to do so. I hope for Dome to become someone Khatha can lean on when his weariness and suffering are too heavy a burden to carry alone.

What kills me is how resigned he looks in this scene. A part of him still wants to fight and that's why he's been watching Dome so closely because Dome's presence by his side embodies the kind of hope he's been secretly wishing to find, but another part of him seems to believe that everything is worthless. And yet he still manages the Midnight Museum. He still keeps a close watch on the cursed items his museum displays. Half of him hopes fiercely while the other half wonders how he is able to keep on fighting like that.

Khatha is a character so full of sadness that I don't even need to know his backstory to feel emotionally invested. I'm just so impressed by Tor's brilliant acting.

#midnight museum the series #midnight museum #tor thanapob #midnight series #khata #gmmtv 2023 #thai series #enjoy my nonsense #there are a few things I didn't like in today's episode but Tor & Gun's acting made up for it #Khatha made me feel too many things this episode hence this text post ><#*enjoy my nonsense #*mm analysis

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theexplorenepal · 5 months

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Khaptad – Rara Camping Trek

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Far-West Nepal consisting of Khaptad National Park and Rara Lake (Nepal’s biggest lake) is a relatively unexplored Camping style trek untouched by tourists yet offering one of the most scenic and serene destinations to travel in Nepal. With its unique bio-diversity and landscape of open grasslands, Khaptad lake, 567 floral species -135 flower species of the grasslands and 224 species of medicinal herbs, 287 species of birds and 23 mammal species, it offers you an absolute remote wilderness experience along with its own religious significance (Khaptad baba’s home, who meditated for 50 years) and amazing views of The Api and Saipal mountain ranges.

Rara is a myth turned reality with mystery still surrounding on how such a vast expanse of water body came to be in such a remote, alpine location. The tranquil lake reflecting on its surface, the snow-capped mountains and pine forests that it is surrounded by, is a sight to behold! Also, explore the remote mountain villages and its tribal people, culture which have hardly seen any tourists.

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#khata #khaptad #nepal #kathmandu #trek #tour #trekking in nepal #nepal tour #himalayas

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friarmusings · 1 year

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Missing the mark

The gospel reading begins with questions about the nature, causality, and consequences of sin before it goes on to describe the miraculous healing of the man born blind. The gospel then follows various encounters emanating from the healing as the story becomes known in the community. There is the dialogue among the neighbors, round-1 between the man and the Pharisee, the inquisition of the…