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Ours is a world of constant battle between spiritual and physical forces, between identities, religions, cultures, between ‘us’ and ‘them.’ As life expands, it overcomes resistance, it becomes more complex and unequal, therefore conflict and struggle are counterparts of life itself. … This dialectic could very well be called the ‘circle of life.’ Life exists in movement, in differentiation, and inequality. … Universal inequality is a factor that allows the world to be dynamic and to evolve, giving everyone a chance to find his place in the organic whole. This is the non-discrimination principle of the organic state, and it is opposed to mechanistic humanism, according to which the individual is considered ‘a cog in the machine,’ replaceable according to the needs of some project of a superstate or the needs of the market.
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Ours is a world of constant battle between spiritual and physical forces, between identities, religions, cultures, between ‘us’ and ‘them.’ As life expands, it overcomes resistance, it becomes more complex and unequal, therefore conflict and struggle are counterparts of life itself. … This dialectic could very well be called the ‘circle of life.’ Life exists in movement, in differentiation, and inequality. … Universal inequality is a factor that allows the world to be dynamic and to evolve, giving everyone a chance to find his place in the organic whole. This is the non-discrimination principle of the organic state, and it is opposed to mechanistic humanism, according to which the individual is considered ‘a cog in the machine,’ replaceable according to the needs of some project of a superstate or the needs of the market.
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Mid - Europe in the Age of Caesarism and the Purpose of Ethnofuturism
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Mid-Europe in the Age of Caesarism and the Purpose of Ethnofuturism
Olena Semenyaka
Olena Semenyaka
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Ecstacy of Saint Francis | Agustin vidal Saavedra
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"When a man is caught up in his appetites or his ambitions and devotes all his energies to them, the mental processes that go on inside him are bound to be restricted entirely to mortal beliefs, and he himself is bound to be completely and utterly as mortal as a man can be, since that is the part of himself that he has reinforced. But anyone who has devoted himself to learning and has genuinely applied his intelligence — which is to say, anyone who has primarily exercised his intellect-cannot fail to attain immortal, divine wisdom, if the truth should come within his grasp. He achieves the full measure of immortality that is possible for a human being, and because he always takes care of the divine part of himself and maintains the orderly beauty of his companion deity, he is bound to be exceptionally blessed." Plato
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“We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light.” -Plato
newborn lambs are transported to the plains in Lombardy, northern Italy, when the lambs are too young to make that journey on their own.
These methods are used by shepherds driving huge flocks livestock in the early spring from the pre-alpine hills to the plains of Lombardy, northern Italy for grazing.
Lambs are often born in the springtime, meaning they are really young when this move happens.
The baby lambs, take rest stops so they can get out to see their mothers and feed.
Farmers use donkeys as nannies for a number of reasons – they’re very patient animals but they’re also territorial, meaning they protect the newborns from predators.
These methods are used by shepherds driving huge flocks livestock in the early spring from the pre-alpine hills to the plains of Lombardy, northern Italy for grazing.
Lambs are often born in the springtime, meaning they are really young when this move happens.
The baby lambs, take rest stops so they can get out to see their mothers and feed.
Farmers use donkeys as nannies for a number of reasons – they’re very patient animals but they’re also territorial, meaning they protect the newborns from predators.