domingo, 27 de junho de 2010
sábado, 26 de junho de 2010
segunda-feira, 21 de junho de 2010
domingo, 20 de junho de 2010
Amazing Fox!
Amazing archaeological discovery! In Turkey, German archeologists found what looks like a "sanctuary", the first sanctuary built by men, thousands years before Stonehenge or Newgrange... It was built 11.500 years ago and it is known by the weird name of Göbekli Tepe (it means "Hill with a potbelly"). It's amazing because it was established by hunter-gatherers, nomadic people, before the advent of sedentarism, long before the first cities.
And you can predict by the following image that they like foxes.
It is really an old fox! :)
To know more about the subject click HERE (Smithsonian mag) or in Wikepedia.
Etiquetas:
arqueologia,
Göbekli Tepe,
História,
raposa,
religião,
Turquia
sábado, 19 de junho de 2010
sexta-feira, 18 de junho de 2010
quinta-feira, 17 de junho de 2010
Charm
I'm thrilled because this blog received the Charm Prize. Thanks to the blog Through the Window.
An now the prize goes to:
Azul Porcelana
blog@conceição
Folhas Perdidas
Imagens com Texto
Traços e Cores
Van Dog
and last, but not the least:
Through the Window
sexta-feira, 11 de junho de 2010
sábado, 5 de junho de 2010
sexta-feira, 4 de junho de 2010
Macedonia
quinta-feira, 3 de junho de 2010
Nirvana
"There is a realm, where there is neither the solid (earth), nor the fluid (water), neither heat (fire), nor motion (wind), neither this world, nor any other world, neither sun, nor moon. This I call neither arising, nor passing away, neither standing still nor being born, nor dying. There is neither foothold, nor development, nor any basis. This is the end of suffering.
There is an Unborn, Unoriginated, Uncreated, Unformed. If there were not this Unborn, this Unoriginated, this Uncreated, this Unformed, escape from the world of the born, the originated, the created, the formed, would not be possible.
But since there is an Unborn, Unoriginated, Uncreated, Unformed, therefore is escape possible from the world of the born, the
originated, the created, the formed."
The Buddha (Udana)
terça-feira, 1 de junho de 2010
The Power of our Imagination
Click it!
The German painter Stephan Lochner (1440-1451) never had seen a lion in his life. But as a mediaeval painter (school of Cologne, gothic art) he was familiar with the topic, Saint Jerome and the Lion. So he decided to paint one with his own imagination... This story is narrated by Tom Regan to exemplify the difference between our knowledge of animals in the past and in the present. And how this knowledge matters...
Etiquetas:
Alemanha,
gótico,
Leão,
pintura,
São Jerónimo,
Stefan Lochner,
Tom Regan
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