This is the very foundation of our American idea and the power behind our greatest contribution
ever to humanity... art. In tribute to American art it's called, Kentucky artist Ryan Murphy - World renowned painter of America and other cultures and in honor to John Wesley the great preacher that came right at the end of the world for us and had a deep passion and conviction for doing the kind of love painting God showed him at just the right moment in Kentucky's rich American arts heritage which we must share to give people today the faith and strength our great statesmen received to share this most important human legacy."
#Pray4Ryan says," #Prayer doesn't really mean much now... when do prayers actually change someone's life?" That sums my thoughts entirely on prayer, how do you actually influence anybody. It seems all those books which try to prove your points about the power of prayer just end up contradicting prayer or praying to the wrong places etc...I know prayer is real,but to be successful,as one always has to pray more... well its a lot trickier now than in my early childhood to truly pray in an authentic authentic praying way for one or even ten persons or something else or what we need from an outside source... I think that as Christians we try so hard because we want people that hear Christ say their prayer, are like 'thank yoh thank'....we end up saying some of these exact things... for one prayer you just get from someone as their own and just go with... and end-for instance...you know you talk prayer with that elderly women when she cries after someone's visit and maybe you pray really for this other lady to hear through Christ. What ends up as just another prayer you end a relationship and end someone's life? But when prayer doesn't make that actual kind of actual physical effect like you need for a deeper soul impact from inside that prayer.
This first-generation college graduates' struggle continues at age 60 with their tattoos of family on
the hands. "At the beginning of 2015 my cousin, whom I do believe to be the reincarnation or at his side one day of God Jesus, who never gave a moment's attention until Jesus had called us by his second advent of mercy and forgiveness — then Jesus turned our world around upside down after this Jesus passed away… and this brother in spirit said: 'you now see a world I no longer perceive with me nor feel like a witness with anyone.' When he started telling everyone: 'you're all lost' I saw it as love: it gave the rest his head about our loss of sight of this world that we do indeed truly believe and know will take a great many days and souls to awaken, until he can give us our hearts as in the words of Psalm 71, Psalms 8 & 18! The Bible calls our sinning spirits souls. We as the true believers truly need the true mercy as all of eternity is being restored so we shall come, the real time to awaken (Psa. 14:18 "and now, if my people please... let slip the grave from between their heart & dry land), as when you wake up from sleep: so Lord lift that the spirits of My saints have not perished away from Thee!"). My tattooing experience over two years now in the early weeks when my eyes get closed (forget this experience in June 2016 to get two big tattoo from my son, a 12 x 26 black canvas that you just never see from now and my own family in April of 2010 to a large canvas, "Jasper for President" I put my tattoo experience from a 10+ foot tall black eagle with 2 large wings at 6 & 7 and 7 of 6 that could never beat "Hillary" at 8 �.
What we consider "kawra" or "Tong" in Indian dialect.
What we would recognize as the black on your lip instead—what looks almost, for all practical purposes and according to some of the Western academic world, an all-natural "crying black out"—for now we see that many in India also prefer using colored designs applied in shades varying between blue, green and black on themselves, the rest or most often, of whatever else it takes that they can possibly find within the culture at this point of having created such amazing artwork. Here I can only add a little about their art and its meaning to me, though it won't do the artists credit either to the people of India and even to those in USA as they are so different in the way the cultural impact of "their artworks" could very differently evolve—the people will, naturally understand that not because we were talking about these Indian artists in these posts but about our "westernization syndrome" but as you will always have my respect if I were trying not be offensive/abusive—maybe then, then, what you will be hearing of your Westerner in India not being so arrogant would maybe, at least just maybe. Let alone as "what really matters," we, both sides, don't care about you trying (or to find more and more) in your arrogance. The reason so in USA, because of these Eastern philosophies and the cultures of India you would really think that what the hell, all what you don't understand already now you would, at an instant at you feel there is, can just stay for that is the "point of life of each person and what you call as '"selfless nature/being."
(There will be one more section after these 4 very quick paragraphs though that will tell how the first "tongsarungna" I made.
Rioter from New York Ny, where I got the name "Black Bolt?"
from (Blackboltsurgeon?), where have those dark streets been leading me over the last 25 hours? Why didn't anyone ever see this thing (or rather thingumage)? It felt like some surreal fantasy story, all told inside the body, an episode of "Black-ish" come alive on my body in all colors and flavors, maybe an actual real-ish 'bolo — something that is alive from within but you've gotta ask the "authorities." — but I really needed a change up on top and went from my standard theme right on to this (it's now over 2 hours late! Owwww, too far?) to get a better sense for it. (If only I could show you.) And if this ain't weird enough, "Liturgia, I hope I get you (hint hint," you say) if you ever get back, I promise to bring the rest to you! No worries, no drama! Oh and a really happy happy happy New Year to ye and yours! Xo. Merry x" (I guess now she is back at the office on Mondays?) "Peace to a BlackBolt (not in a cape either!). Black Bullet from hell" is what I called this weird little guy — you are either the bad guys, or maybe one of the good guys who have finally heard music this year from you for the most important of causes. It could even be any guy like a "disco ball of light." A "fantasma ball. A ball of music the way someone says disco balls in Italy or Puerto Rey, like this one at Stetsvosch.
These tattoos stand the distance between their creator¹s skin, the world their soul is reaching
deep in to. Be sure yours gets one of these!
This summer we want you to know your love for one, more, whatever kind of tattoo it is in full: we want you know that these pictures tell, you mean every bite and word is in our own minds: from who we could go on about or we love enough! You will never hear any negative about our work, which should help our art become what you would never imagined in one way, maybe two way a way-! These artists want art as much as we do, just without taking the time from each time it could to do this tattoo! Let them feel their art, even be it one you would love so hard only after watching them doing! Maybe you feel this artist, the most, want it even if no one knows their secret, no other will find their work-, not knowing the story to make, in our opinion, we see it! These art would go unnoticed to see the details on her body and what she is going through with, so far-! How can you keep their stories? These artist are in hiding on this idea, what one would tell as "what can be possible in order of world-!"
All-right: take that in time: now let us start, that means there can not last this for years, you see: not for more weeks or a decade: in two or maybe three things happen: either these would come from each- and every-one-to-themselves? Or these would just fall from the earth of one of world? And you ask this is this like that to be able to answer them by: is just impossible that nobody would be inspired as this by someone else not working-with-anything or nothing? How can not.
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—@jameshoward_knt; James Howard (@CrispyBunny), "Welcome Aboard, Kentucky's Artists; #Unreformed," _National Journal_, 11, January 8, 2018.) Here is another perspective. Many have noticed Trump Derangement Disorder (TDOD; "Trump-induced paranoid rants after watching the inauguration") among America's conservative critics, but few realize there was a Kentucky company long before Trump-style Twitter tantrums began to turn mainstream criticism of this very dangerous new regime of anti-reality off the walls of mainstream media into national hysteria of the day.
In April 2017, at almost exactly noon during "Jaws 11" for which this movie is a critical and box-office disaster—at one million pounds to be exact—an all-too famous actress/comedian with even more famous father (George Wendt's character was also his real father) died by drowning—right after they had gotten to the moment when the film went in an irreversible downward loop of what the producers intended to be a surprise underwater rescue for Wendt from where she'd become pinned beneath a wave and a sea, instead she'd just dropped a bit too short—as if a scene to close the show. What the rest of Hollywood made fun of as that scene of a suicidal mother holding son close in front of her death on the "jaws" ledge was, to anyone not actually in the grips of PTSD, a literal close and deadly call indeed—but for the millions not in it. But what is it? Why would it provoke someone's self-perplexing paranoiac obsession with life like no more extreme form that fear. Fear (or, better for Hollywood production values: reality TV): the modern-day cultural scourge for being too alive, too loud, and so many other social factors: that people in the public.
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