#Epifani

[designme2011]

👄 • Nonna Ida mastercheffa. Isabella, la frittura e la cuffia intrappola odori. Il dentice di Massimo e il rosmarino. Il tronchetto di Natale, o "bûche de... Noël” come meglio preferite. Last but not least: usare i trucchi di Giorgia solo in caso di RM 😂😂😂 • • • #epifani #epifania #magiadellefeste #pranziinfamiglia #befana #magic #mesagne #weareinpuglia #event #traveler #homealone #home #pranzodellabefana #info #tourist #art #artist #visitmesagne #mesagnexperience #visitmesagnecuordisalento #eventimesagne #nataleamesagne #welcometomesagne #portiamomesagnenelmondo #mesagnedavedere #viveremesagne #mesagnemylove #mesagneview #lacittadellamore #lacittadelcuore (presso Mesagne) https://www.instagram.com/p/CncmHuvMZn-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[tanganterbukamedia]

Ironi Epifani

Hari ini, 6 Januari, adalah Hari Raya Epifani. Epifani berarti penampakan diri, kedatangan, atau kelihatan. Atau penyataan kemuliaan Yesus. Hingga kini Gereja-gereja Timur atau Gereja Ortodoks Timur merayakan hari raya Epifani dengan meriah, bahkan lebih meriah ketibang Natal 25 Desember. Jika Epifani di Gereja-gereja Timur mengkususkan diri pada pelayanan awal Yesus Kristus, maka Gereja-gereja…

[lovelyballetandmore]

Lorenzo Epifani

[pirincho]

Hm. Han Sooyoung and Yoo Joonghyuk, The Truman Show... Has this been thought before.

[nightcrisis]

I feel like Akihiko and Haruki are so sozan coded is insane

[klimt7]

Je dois quand même te dire merci, pour les rêves, pour tes mots, pour nos longues discussions au beau milieu de la nuit, pour ce voyage et parce que je me suis sentie vivante.

[veroves]

il fatto che le scarpe più costose del mio armadio siano un paio di birkenstock, dice molto sul mio look.

[careful-disorder]

Three Kings awakened by an Angel, frescoes of the apse, Basilica of Sant'Abbondio, Como - Wikimedia

“And having been warned in a dream not to return to Herod, they left for their own country by another path.” Biblical Magi - Wikipedia

[lospeakerscorner]

La fabbrica di Palazzo Reale

Museo della Fabbrica, spazio permanente che ripercorre quattro secoli di storia della Reggia con opere e supporti multimediali CITTÀ METROPOLITANA DI NAPOLI – Nuovi spazi di Palazzo Reale sono stati inaugurati nella mattinata di lunedì 15 luglio: il Belvedere, il Museo della Fabbrica, con la  nuova biglietteria  e spazio accoglienza nel Cortile d’Onore e la  mostra temporanea che racconta i…

[dianapopescu]

12 mai: Sfântul Ierarh Epifanie, Arhiepiscopul Ciprului

Celebrat pe 12 mai, Sfântul Ierarh Epifanie, Arhiepiscopul Ciprului, "o ultimă relicvă a pietății străvechi", așa cum l-a numit Sfântul Ieremia, a trăit în secolul al IV-lea, în Fenicia. Împărăteasa romană Honoria a fost sora lui. Sfântul Epifanie a avut o descendența evreiască și, în tinerețe, a primit o educație aleasă. A fost convertit la creștinism după ce a văzut cum un călugăr, pe nume Luchian, și-a dăruit hainele unui sărac. Impresionat de compasiunea călugărului, a cerut să fie învățat întru credința creștină. https://www.diane.ro/2024/05/12-mai-sfantul-ierarh-epifanie.html

[lovelyballetandmore]

Lorenzo Epifani | English National Ballet School | Photo by Emma Kauldhar

[why-yes-i-am-an-adult]

Do you all also go through life constantly feeling like you're on the verge of a revelation.

[bl00dysk1es]

out of the shower,, no shower thoughts or ephanies

[pensierispettinati]

Mio zio Alex Vonnegut, un assicuratore che aveva studiato ad Harvard e che abitava al 5033 di North Pennsylvania Street, mi insegnò una cosa molto importante. Disse che quando le cose vanno davvero bene dovremmo fare in modo di accorgercene. Non parlava di grandi trionfi bensì di semplici epifanie: bere una limonata all’ombra in un pomeriggio afoso, sentire il profumo di una panetteria vicina, pescare e fregarsene se si pesca qualcosa o no, ascoltare qualcuno che suona bene il piano nell’appartamento accanto al nostro. Zio Alex mi suggeriva, in tali occasioni, di dire a voce alta: ‘Se non è bello questo, cosa mai lo è?’

[Kurt Vonnegut, Cronosisma]

[raphaellight]

A misconception about Adventures of Merlin (specifically, about Uther)

I had a epifany lately regarding Adventures of Merlin. Everyone is giving Uther a hard time for his treatment of magic, yet it struck me:

He isn't that BAD as it seems.

NO, NO, HEAR ME OUT

He is ruthless, cruel and hatefull classist, also hypocritical for seeking magics help when it was about someone from his family. What I get at, that's not what made him unique inside the world builded in the show. Let's call up some trivia facts.

Merlin knows better than to admit he has magic, even tho he lived all his live outside of Camelot's kingdom (he doesn't do a great job at it, but you get my point, he knew he can't show his magic). And it wasn't because of the execution he witnessed at his arrival. It shocked him, but didn't suprise him. He never question it later.

With-hunter doesn't live in Camelot. He came when Uther called for him. He must have doing his business elsewhere.

Headhunter that brought Freya to Camelot never specified where he caught her. He brought her to Camelot, because Uther payed.

No other kingdom used magic in the open. And it wasn't exacly because of Uther, he was respected, but Camelot wasn't an empire dicating rules for everyone else. It was one of many states present.

Uther was hella respected among other kings, one of the reasons being, he conquered Camelot which was ruled by magic before his rulership.

That shows us, when we look, Uther wasn't a source of hate towards magic. Camelot was known for it's ruthless laws against it, but we never hear about a kingdom, where sorcerors and sorceres are free to practice. Best we've seen were individuals allowed to practice magic as long as it served the kings business. Uther was just a representative of the believe, a leader of a nation that didn't want magic. There was a backstory to it, magic brought Arthur to life, but took Uther's wife. Except, that only made him hate magic more. If it had started the hate itself, Camelot would have to rule over everyone else in order to enforce no magic laws outside it's borders as other Kings wouldn't be so kean to stop magicians from healing people and bringing better harvests every year. Also kings would definitelly treat him very differently thruout the show, kissing his ring and bowing before him, not sit down with him to negotiate the fates of kingdoms.

Uther was bad, but the misconception is that, he is the unique villain inside Merlin's world, while he was just the best at doing what everyone else did as well. Opressing people with gift of magic.

I wrote it partly because it strucked me, but partly because I saw a post hating Uther. Don't get me wrong, he was usually despicable tyrant. But he wasn't always a villain. There were at least phew instances, when he showed he cared for other people, he was very generous for his people, he was a great and smart leader and for last, correct me if I'm wrong, a lot of magical trouble Merlin had to overcome was not tied to any revenge on Uther, just evil people using magic for their own benefit. And that's why he is one of my favourite characters to ever grace the screen. He was a really complex character that just so happened to be in the wrong more than in the right and had his flaws dominate his virtues.

I'm planning to pull a series of posts about hated characters, presenting new perspectives and examples of characters that aren't beloved by everyone, stick with me if you want to see more. Definitelly gonna touch on more magical characters.

[lady--vixen]

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