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Proverbs 12:15-19
The way of fools is right in their own eyes, but those who listen to advice are the wise.
Fools immediately show their anger, but the shrewd conceal contempt.
Whoever speaks honestly testifies truly, but the deceitful make lying witnesses.
The babble of some people is like sword thrusts, but the tongue of the wise is healing.
Truthful lips endure forever, the lying tongue, for only a moment.
The way of fools is right in their own eyes, but those who listen to advice are the wise.
Fools immediately show their anger, but the shrewd conceal contempt.
Whoever speaks honestly testifies truly, but the deceitful make lying witnesses.
The babble of some people is like sword thrusts, but the tongue of the wise is healing.
Truthful lips endure forever, the lying tongue, for only a moment.
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Good morning. Sorry really didn't wildlife posting yesterday. Was busy uploading movies for my movie night. Watched WWE yesterday with my family. And had to replace a starter in my sister's car yesterday. Life is crazy. But good morning. Now getting ready for work. Then two days off.
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🔴 Lang lebe Europa
Ich habe dieses Video schon vor ein paar Jahren gemacht. An seiner Aktualität hat es dennoch nichts eingebüßt. Ich spreche zwar unsere Probleme an, zeige aber auch die wahre Vielfalt Europas. Ich denke es ist wichtig, dass man sich öfter einmal verinnerlicht, wie wundervoll Europa eigentlich ist.⚡️
SD 720 | S1#X | Circa 100 MB | 11.36 Minuten | Deutsch
Ich habe dieses Video schon vor ein paar Jahren gemacht. An seiner Aktualität hat es dennoch nichts eingebüßt. Ich spreche zwar unsere Probleme an, zeige aber auch die wahre Vielfalt Europas. Ich denke es ist wichtig, dass man sich öfter einmal verinnerlicht, wie wundervoll Europa eigentlich ist.⚡️
SD 720 | S1#X | Circa 100 MB | 11.36 Minuten | Deutsch
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Formed from a single block of excavated stone, Kailasa temple is considered one of the most impressive cave temples in India. The enormous structure is one of 34 cave temples and monasteries that are collectively known as the Ellora Caves. Located in the western region of Maharashtra, the caves are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and include monuments dating between 600 and 1000 CE. While there are many impressive structures on-site, it's the megalithic Kailasa temple that is perhaps the most well known.
Renowned both for its size and impressive ornamentation, it's not entirely clear who had Kailasa temple built. While there are no written records, scholars generally attribute it to Rachtrakuta king Krishna I, who ruled from about 756 to 773 CE. This attribution is based on several epigraphs that connect the temple to “Krishnaraja,” though nothing written directly about the ruler contains information about the temple.
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Renowned both for its size and impressive ornamentation, it's not entirely clear who had Kailasa temple built. While there are no written records, scholars generally attribute it to Rachtrakuta king Krishna I, who ruled from about 756 to 773 CE. This attribution is based on several epigraphs that connect the temple to “Krishnaraja,” though nothing written directly about the ruler contains information about the temple.
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