#Rivers Of Babylon

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Monkey Man (2024) | Rivers of Babylon - Boney M.

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i ain't know joshua graham was a boney m fan

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Babylon Dating Site: Exploring the Platform

Babylon Dating is an online platform designed to help singles connect, focusing on diverse relationships and international dating. Unlike some mainstream dating apps, Babylon Dating caters to users looking for meaningful connections across different cultures. With a growing global audience, the site allows individuals to meet new people outside of their immediate geographical area, expanding the opportunities for cross-cultural interactions.

1. Global Reach

Babylon Dating stands out for its ability to connect users from various parts of the world. This international reach is especially appealing for those looking to date beyond their country’s borders. The platform’s global focus helps foster cross-cultural understanding, opening up unique relationship possibilities for singles who are open to meeting people from different backgrounds.

2. Ease of Use

The site is designed to be user-friendly, with simple navigation tools and an easy sign-up process. Profiles can be customized to reflect users' personalities, interests, and relationship preferences. Babylon Dating also includes standard features such as messaging, profile browsing, and personalized match recommendations. These functions allow users to interact smoothly and focus on building connections with potential partners.

3. Target Audience

Babylon Dating is not just for casual flings. Many users on the platform are seeking serious, long-term relationships. Its global audience tends to be diverse, which attracts individuals who are genuinely interested in meaningful connections rather than short-term dating. Whether you are looking for love, companionship, or simply new friends from different cultures, Babylon Dating provides a space for those interested in exploring deeper relationships.

4. Security and Safety

Like many dating sites, Babylon Dating emphasizes the safety and security of its users. The platform utilizes encryption and other security measures to protect personal information and ensure a safe dating environment. In addition, the site has measures in place to detect and prevent spam or fake profiles, further ensuring that users have a trustworthy experience while interacting with others.

5. Tips for Success on Babylon Dating

To increase your chances of success on Babylon Dating, it’s important to have a clear and honest profile that reflects who you are and what you’re looking for in a partner. Being open-minded and respectful of cultural differences is essential when dating internationally. Active communication, patience, and a willingness to learn from your partner’s culture can go a long way in building strong, lasting connections.

It’s also helpful to take advantage of the platform’s features, such as messaging and video chats, to get to know your matches better before considering in-person meetings. Being proactive in reaching out to potential matches and engaging in meaningful conversations will improve your overall experience.

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Good Morning ☕️ Have y'all a beautiful and blessed Friday

Life begins at the end of your comfort zone. ~ Neale Donald Walsch [Conversations with God] 👍💫💯

#CourageQuote #LifeQuote

Sometimes, the best things in life are waiting for you at the exit ramp of your comfort zone.

Connecting… 12:13pm Fri, Jan 26 Selecting random music…

Sync my "Home Station" with he♥️rt 70s

RIVERS OF BABYLON - Boney M

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Boney M - Rivers of Babylon - 432 hz

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💙 THE LOOK :)

CH #1978 ★ rivers of babylon by Boney M. & @alcrego

• BABY LON & @in-disciplinarites

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Isaiah 40: God's Comfort

God has not abandoned you, Isaiah was saying. Your best days are still ahead. Because of God’s grace He is coming to save you; your hope doesn’t need to depend on your ability, but rests completely on God and His love for you.  #Isaiah40 #WatersofBabylon

Wrongs and Regrets Have you ever made such a bad decision that at some point you realized that you blew the opportunity of a lifetime, or something else happened that changed the whole direction of your life, forever?  Okay, maybe it was not that dramatic. But still, you are now living with consequences that have changed the outlook of things because of choice you made. You did not know at the…

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Psalm 137. By the Rivers of Babylon.

Deep within our mortal minds We hear her gentle stream Battles fought ravished by time Reflect her gentle beams Starry nights and sun-filled days Upon her granite poised Where Prophets prayed upon her banks O´er shadowed now with noise. Yet peace she brings with every stone Where faltering birds do nest And otters with their children come To take their peace and rest. In her divine…

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💜 ARE YOU OK? ;)

▪︎ rivers of babylon by Boney M. & @clairescornercafe

• CO. VER & @the-leeannemontgomery

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Anyways I made a server that builds on people currents and future hyperfixations.

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@petralemaitre tagged me in the Five Characters meme.

Which was really hard for me, because I don't really ... think in terms of that? I like interesting worldbuilding and plot bunnies, and tend to read or write characters who best fit the worldbuilding and plot bunnies I am interested in. So like. Spock is on the list because I absolutely adore Vulcans. And, of the Vulcan characters in Star Trek, he's the one I know best. But in a straight-up choice of whether to read or write a story about Spock or about any of the other Vulcans who appear on Star Trek or about a Vulcan OC, the deciding factor would be if the plot and/or worldbuilding looked interesting, not which Vulcan was the main character. A lot of this came down to "what are my favorite books" and then picking the main character because.

Five of my favorite characters:

Tagging @tielan, @whetstonefires, @mihrsuri, @birdylion, and anyone else who wants to do it.

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O LORD, my heart is not proud,

nor are my eyes haughty;

I busy not myself with great things,

nor with things too sublime for me.

R. In you, Lord, I have found my peace.

Nay rather, I have stilled and quieted

my soul like a weaned child.

Like a weaned child on its mother's lap,

so is my soul within me.

R. In you, Lord, I have found my peace.

Ps 131

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By the Rivers of Babylon We Sat down and Wept and its Ancient Origins

By Henry Pierce Bone/ After William Edward West - Christie's, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=12105640

George Gordon Byron, 6th Baron Byron, more commonly known as Lord Byron or simply Byron, was a British poet who lived from 1788-1824. He is regarded as being one of the greatest British poets of all time. He was good friends with Percy Bysshe Shelley and the father of Ada Lovelace.

By Thomas Stewardson - Unknown source, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=792792

Byron's family can be traced back to the Doomsday Book and Ralph du Buran, who came to England with William the Conqueror. His paternal grandfather set a speed record for circumnavigating the globe as well as a 'tempestuous voyage' during the American War of Independence, earning him the name 'Foul-Weather Jack' in the papers. His father married a woman he'd been having an affair with after her divorce while she was eight months pregnant. When marrying Byron's mother, his father took her last name to prove that he wasn't just marrying her for her landholdings and fortune. She ended up having to sell her land to pay his debts, though, burning through nearly all her money. They ran away to France to avoid creditors, though returning to England just before Byron was born. Byron was named after her father, who was descended from James I of Scotland, despite his father wanting him to be named William because he wasn't in the country. Byron took the title when he was 10 and his great-uncle died. Byron didn't have a good relationship with his mother, often mocking her for being short, 'corpulent', and for drinking. Weather she was indulgent or stern without follow through is unknown, though one of his biographers leaned toward indulgent. His mother-in-law required that he take on her surname to inherit and he did so, which gained him half of her estate.

Byron started school in Aberdeen before his family moved back to England when he was 10. His mother also often took him out of school at a whim, leading him to be a poor student. When he was 15, he fell in love with Mary Chaworth and refused to return to school for the semester because he was intemperate in all things and was too distracted to focus on schooling, when he gained a bit more control and was able to form friendships with his fellow students.

By Thomas Phillips - Government Art Collection, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=45367891

He went to Trinity College, Cambridge, when he was 17, where he met John Edleston, who would be his 'protégé'. Whether their relationship was 'pure' or not is up for debate, especially given the growing intolerance in England at the time, but there are reasons to believe that Byron did engage in homosexual affairs through his school life, at least. When he was 21, he went on a Grand Tour, which was normal for noble sons at the time, even though he had racked up a lot of gambling debts through his schooling, leaving his mother hiding from his creditors. The on-going Napoleonic Wars pushed his Tour to the Near East, around Mediterranean and the Levant, exposing him to Islam, especially the Sufi mystics. He spent much of his life abroad, only in England from 1811-1816 in his adult life.

By Eduard Bendemann - cropped version from http://www.buddenbrookhaus.de/index.php?getfile=flyer-babylon-v2.indd.pdf, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=8470026

By the Rivers of Babylon We Sat down and Wept is a paraphrasing of the 137th Psalm, which references the Fall of Jerusalem in 597 BCE, with the rivers being the Tigris and Euphrates, which bounded the land of Babylon. Where the Psalm references 'Zion', the poem references 'Salem'. The Psalm and poem are a communal and personal lament, a pain of the group being taken from their homelands as well as the personal fear of forgetting where one came from. It is also a calling for justice against those who take those away from their homes and destroy those homes, even if they are apparently victorious in the moment.

You can read the poem here. You can read the psalm here.

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