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The 7 Stages of Spiritual Ascension – Revealing The Ascension Path - Duration: 8:23.
The 7 Stages of Spiritual Ascension � Revealing The Ascension Path
BY GOSTICA
The ascension process is what you go through as you transition from being solely focused
on the physical as a 3D limited physical being into full awareness of your spiritual nature,
power and light.
As you progress through the levels of ascension, you reconnect with your open heart, gain a
greater sense of purpose and awakening, and merge with your higher selves.
This stepping back into complete oneness and connection with divine source light is truly
beautiful.
The 7 Different Stages of Ascension:
1.
Self-Examination
The first ascension stage is self-examination.
This is where you begin to question the external world around you.
You ask questions like �Who am I really?
Is there more going on here than meets the eye?
Is there more to physical reality than society, the media, and maybe even my family are telling
me?
Why am I really here?
There must be something more.�
2.
Spiritual Study
After reflection comes study.
You begin to ask questions and search for the answers which carries you into stage two,
which is spiritual study.
Diving into spiritual books, research on the internet, enrolling in courses, or going through
guided meditations, channelings, or programs.
You use what you are learning to answer the questions, �Who am I really.
Why am I really here?
What is really going on?�
3.
Stepping Into Being of Service Towards Others
You�re beginning to understand more of who you really are and how you can give back to
the world.
You�re beginning to gain a mastery of some spiritual concepts and ideas.
You�re then sharing them with others.
This is where the cycle of learning and teaching unfolds.
As you step into service on your path, you�re still learning, growing, meditating, looking
inward, and doing what you can to reconnect with your light.
You realize that serving others is a very large part of why you are really here.
This service comes from the heart.
It�s not an attempt to get anything from others.
It�s simply because you�re waking up, you�re on fire, and your heart is opening.
You want to serve, assist, and guide others as you continue to progress on your path.
4.
Heart Illumination
Through your service to others and your continued clearing away of limiting beliefs, emotions,
and past negative patterns, your heart actually opens.
It becomes illuminated and filled with divine light.
You literally become awakened through your heart center.
When your heart is open, that light is able to rise upward, opening your throat as well
as your ability to listen to divine guidance and hear in the realms of spirit.
It continues to rise into your third eye, opening your psychic sight or intuition.
It continues up to your crown so that you can experience your direct connection with
source and begin living life with the heart-based intention to continue to be of service, shine
your full light, fully awaken, and embody all that you are.
You are now living life in a state of love.
You are flowing forth forgiveness, tuning into gratitude and choosing love in every
moment.
This means turning away from fear, from the lower vibrational emotions and experiences,
and embodying love.
Through this, you embody the full light that you are.
5.
Becoming a Way-Shower
Through your spiritual and psychic gifts, your intuition and a deep knowing of who you
really comes into focus.
Your service is empowered.
Not only are you able to serve in a way that is more joyful, abundantly rewarding, and
fulfilling for you, but you�re able to more effectively serve, love, and help others.
This is when you step into the next stage which is truly being a way-shower.
You live life with an open heart, and through your service you step forward to be a representative
of the message you are teaching.
Not only are you learning and teaching, you are now embodying, shining forth, and sharing
from your open heart.
6.
Embodiment of Your Crystalline Divine Blueprint
This is the Christed state.
You embody the Christ template, which is your awakened self.
In this stage, you are unifying all layers, dimensions, and aspects of yourself.
You bring Christ consciousness into your life and live this.
This is how you are the way-shower.
In this state, you�re flowing with bliss and ease, you�re naturally serving others,
and you continue to grow and ascend.
7.
Reuniting with Source
This is a full multidimensional manifestation.
This is so far beyond physical.
It�s incredibly vast and expanded.
I do not know of anyone alive at this time in this full embodiment of source consciousness
and presence, but this is where the ascension path is headed.
This is where embodying the divine in physical form is available and where we are as ascending
initiates.
We are all returning to this pure full source light connection.
After this, the next stage is outside of a physical expression.
It�s about leaving the physical body and returning fully to source.
Maybe at that point, you want to become a star or enter into another galaxy or any other
number of things.
You are fully returning and reuniting with source and entering a new journey; a new existence.
The Christ Consciousness Template
Christ consciousness is a template that we are all able to ascend into.
Just as Jesus Christ fully embodied this Christ template, so can you and I � in this lifetime.
We can fully embody our crystalline self.
I�m not saying you�re becoming Jesus here.
I�m saying you�re becoming the fully awakened version of you.
Embodiment of the Christ consciousness template is like a beautiful snowflake.
There�s no two manifestations of Christ consciousness that are the same, just as no
two snowflakes are the same.
How I embody my fully awakened crystalline self is different from Jesus, is different
from you and that is what makes this ascension process so beautiful and exciting.
Each of us awakening to our full crystalline light looks totally different.
Your skills and gifts are different than mine.
There�s room for us all at the top.
Together, we are creating the new paradigm of earth where we all are Christed, awakened
beings living in harmony, raising the vibration of this planet and truly loving life.
We are experiencing a new paradigm that has never been seen before.
This is a golden age that�s vibrant, awakened, crystalline, and entirely new.
These are the steps on the path as individuals.
And when we all take them collectively, magic is what unfolds.
With love
and blessings.
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Mirror December - Superuomini (eng sub) - Duration: 2:16.
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Strange Medical Mystery Unearthed on Panama's 'Witch Hill' - Duration: 4:38.
Strange Medical Mystery Unearthed on Panama�s �Witch Hill�
Archaeologists and medical historians have uncovered a strange and unexplained burial
in Panama�s Cerro Brujo, or �Witch Hill.� The discovery was made by a team of archaeologists
from the Smithsonian Institute who found a set of remains buried upside-down in a fetal
position in a trash heap in an abandoned pre-Colombian.
The settlement is found on Panama�s Caribbean coast and was inhabited as far back as the
7th century.
The remains are believed to have been buried around the year 1300 A.D., some 150 years
after the settlement was permanently abandoned.
They were first discovered in 1970, but a new analysis has revealed more surprising
information about the remains which shows they might have had some sort of supernatural
significance.
According to Nicole Smith-Guzm�n at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI)
in Panama, the body appears to have been placed in a curious manner within the trash heap,
implying some unknown ritual purpose: And based on the fact that the body was tightly
wrapped in the fetal position and buried face down with two clay pots and a shell trumpet
like those still used by indigenous Ng�be people in this area today, we consider this
a ritual burial.
The mysterious placement of the body led researchers to re-examine the remains.
After submitting the skeleton to CT scans and assembling 3D recreations, researchers
found that the remains belonged to a teen between 14 and 16 years old who was suffering
from a deadly bone cancer.
The teen�s right humerus had a massive cystic tumor and the skull showed signs of excessive
bone growth usually associated with bone cancers.
The placement on the trash heap might at first suggest that the teen�s diseased remains
were thrown out like garbage out of fear or disgust, but their published study insists
that quite the opposite is likely: Rather than being cast out of society as a
cursed individual, or discarded carelessly in the trash as a diseased individual, this
young person seems to have been buried with care alongside ritually significant items
at a site connected with their ancestors.
[�] Therefore, it is reasonable to propose it likely that the remains of the adolescent
were carefully laid in burial 6H in a village once occupied by her ancestors owing to cultural
group beliefs about the relationship between disease, death, and the spirits of the deceased.
Based on the cultural beliefs of the modern-day Ng�be people (sometimes written Ngobe) of
Panama, the researchers believe the remains could have been left as a type of skeletal
�heirloom� or as a ritual tomb.
According to Ng�be shamanist beliefs, an imbalance between the natural and supernatural
worlds can allow malevolent spirits to enter victims� bodies in the form of nightmares
wherein the spirits steal their poor victims� souls.
Could the teen�s skeleton be some type of offering to restore the balance with the supernatural,
or even some type of sacrifice to appease vengeful spirits?
Well, what else would you expect to find in a place called �Witch Hill?�
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Elon Musk: 18 Laws of Success (Motivational Video) - Duration: 23:45.
with tesla your goal has been to make a
better car and you've done that with an
electric vehicle that people covet that
has quite a cult following
that's upgradable but you also want to
achieve and your turn of phrase is very
nice or try to achieve this Platonic
ideal of a car right to reach your
affection so what does the perfect car
look like well I'm going to do I do use
that phrase with our engineering design
team that aspirationally we're in
pursuit of like ideal of the perfect car
and it here knows what that looks like
actually but it's I want to try to make
every element of the car as as flawless
as possible will always be you know some
degree of imperfection but try to
minimize that and create a car that is
just delightful in every way and I think
if you do that then the rest kind of
takes care of itself that third failure
in a row did you think I need to pack
this in though why not
I don't ever give up I mean I'd have to
be dead or completely incapacitated
eight weeks later must bet the company
on another flight we have liftoff this
time around everything worked perfect
that portal hadn't worked that would
have been it we would have not had the
resources to do analysis really liking
what you do whatever area that you get
into given that even if you if you're
the best the best there's always a
chance of failure so I think it's
important that you really like whatever
you're doing if you don't like it
life is too short if you like what
you're doing you think about it even
when you're not working I mean it'll
just it's something that your mind is
drawn to and and if you don't like it
you just really can't make it work I
think so many people try to talk me out
of starting a road company it was it was
crazy one good friend of mine collected
a whole series of videos of rockets
blowing up and maybe watch those you
just didn't want me to lose all my money
we're doing these things that seem
unlikely to succeed and we've been
fortunate and at least thus far they
have succeed now is the time to take
risk you don't have kids as you get
older your obligations increase so you
and once you have a family you start
taking risk not just for yourself but
for your family as well it gets much
harder to do things that might not work
out so now is the time to do that before
you before you have those obligations so
I would encourage you to take risks now
to do something bold
you won't regret the failures are not
the most terrible things well you have
to learn from it and react to it yeah
exactly is when you're building
something new there's going to be
mistakes and it's important to to
recognize those mistakes acknowledge
them and take corrective action and the
successful company is very much more
about how quick are you to fix the
mistakes not will you make mistakes or
admit a mistake absolutely yeah and if
you see the difference between a startup
that is successful one that is not as
because the successful one they're both
made mistakes but the successful one
recognizing mistakes fix them very
quickly and the unsuccessful one tries
to deny that the mistakes exist you know
extremely smart people are sometimes
quite arrogant because they believe in
what they believe in right and so when
they face criticism it's less likely to
admit you know they
can make mistakes with that in your case
I learned it when I was doing when I was
studying physics the the you know in
physics you're taught to always question
yourself you're taught to always assume
that you're wrong not assume that you're
right and you have to prove yourself not
not wrong and I think that that that
physics framework is really where where
I learnt it and it's very effective for
wonderful learning counterintuitive
things that aren't obvious hmm so you
are very famous in saying that failure
is actually an option and if you're not
failing but that means you're not
innovative yeah it's not like I like
failure if you like snow is terrible but
if you only do things that are certain
to succeed then you're only going to be
doing very obvious thing when interview
someone to work the companies would be
to ask them tell me about the problems
that they worked on and how to solve
them and if someone was really the
person that solved it they'll be able to
answer multiple levels they'll be able
to go down to the brass tacks and if
they weren't they'll get stuck and then
you can say oh this person was not
really the person who solved it because
anyone struggled hard with a problem if
again if you're creating company or if
you're joining companies the most
important thing is to make sure is to
attract great people so either view
would join a group that's amazing that
you really respect or if you keep
building a company you've got to gather
great people I mean all the company is
is a group of people that have gathered
together to create a product or service
and so depending upon how talented and
hardworking that group is and degree to
which they are focused cohesively in a
good direction that will determine the
success of the company
so do everything you can to to gather
great people if you're creating a
company you got to make sure that
whatever you're doing is a great product
or service it has to be really great and
I go back to what I was saying earlier
where if you're a new company I mean
let's just like some new industry or new
market that if it's an untapped market
or then then you have more ability to
just as the standard is lower for your
product service but if you're entering
anything where there's an existing
the place against large entrenched
competitors then your product or service
needs to be much better than that it
can't be a little bit better because
then you put yourself in the shoes of
the consumer and they say why would you
buy it as a consumer you're always going
to buy the trusted brand unless there's
a big difference so a lot of times you
know entrepreneur will come up with
something which is only slightly better
and it's it's not you can't just be
slightly better it's got to be a lot
better
you are unusually fearless and willing
to go in the face of other people
telling you something that's crazy and I
know a lot of pretty crazy people you
still stand out where does that come
from or how do you think about making a
decision when everyone tells you this is
a crazy idea where do you get the
internal strength to do that I love this
all I'd say I actually think I see if
feel fair quite strongly so as long as
the I just have the absence of fear I've
I feel it quite strongly but there are
times when if something is important
enough you believe in it enough that you
do it in spite of fear so speaking of
important things selects people
shouldn't think III should if you think
well I feel fear about this and
therefore I shouldn't do it it's normal
to be to feel fair like you'd have to
definitely something mentally wrong you
shouldn't feel fear so you just feel it
and let the importance of it drive you
to do it anyway yeah you know I ask you
something that can be helpful as
fatalism some degree you could just
think it's just accept the probabilities
then that diminishes fear so I'm
starting SpaceX I thought the odds of
success were less than 10% and I just
accepted that actually probably I would
just lose lose everything but that maybe
would make some progress if we could
just move the ball forward even if we
died maybe some other company could pick
up the baton and move and keep moving it
forward so that we still do some good
yeah say what Tesla I forget odds with a
car company succeeding were extremely
low depending on how well you want to do
in particularly for starting a company
you need to work super hot
so what is super heart mean well when my
brother and I was starting out his
company instead of getting an apartment
we just rented a small office and we
slept on the couch and we showered at
the YMCA and we're so hot up we had one
computer so the the website was up
during the day and I was coding at night
seven days a week all the time and I
sort of briefly had a gopher in that
period and in order to be with me chefs
asleep in the office so I work hard like
it mean every waking hour that's that's
the thing I would I would say if you
particular if you're starting a company
and I mean you can do simple math say
like okay if somebody else is working 50
hours and you're working 100 you'll get
twice as done as much done in the course
of a year as the other company
when does half be focused on the short
term and money coming in when creating a
company because otherwise the company
will for die so that the I think that a
lot of times people think like creating
company is going to be fun I would say
it's not it's really not that fun when
their periods of fun
and their periods of which were just
awful and particularly if you see of the
company you actually have a distillation
of all the worst problems in a company
there's no point in spending your time
on things that are going right so you
only spend on things on your time on
things that are going wrong and there
are things that are going wrong that
other people can't can't take care of so
you're like the worst you have a filter
for the crappers problems in the company
most pernicious and painful problems so
I wouldn't say it's I think you have to
feel quite compelled to do it and have a
fairly high pain threshold and there's a
friend of mine
who says like starting companies like
staring at the abyss and eating glass
and there's some truth to that
we're sharing is the best part is that
you're going to be constantly facing the
extermination of the company because
where's mo startups fail it's like 90
percent ugly 99 percent of of
startzville so I bet that's the staring
in to give this part you can't see
constantly saying okay
if I don't get this right the company
will die it should be quite right for
quite stressful and and then the eating
glass part is you've got you've got to
do you've got to do the problems you
gonna so you're going to work on the
problem that the company needs you to
work on not cons you want to work on and
so that the unit working on problems
that that you'd really wish you weren't
working on and so that's the eating
glass part and that goes on for a long
time so how do you keep your focus on
the big picture when you're constantly
faced with we could be out of business
in a month well it's just a very small
percentage of mental energies on the on
the big picture like you know you know
where you generally heading for and and
the fascial path is going to be some
sort of zig zaggy thing in that
direction and try not to deviate too far
from the path that you want to be on but
you're going to have to do that some
degree but I don't want to I don't to
diminish the I mean I think the product
the profit motive is is a is a good one
if the rules of an industry are properly
set up so there's only fundamentally
wrong with pop and in fact profit just
means that people are paying you more
for whatever you're doing then you're
spending to create it that's a good
thing and if you're not if that's not
the case then you'll be out of business
and rightfully so you're not adding up
right the innovation can be very
exciting life the doing business
sometimes requires you know assistance
sometimes could be very boring do you
have the same plunder from innovation as
from business running a business well
going to rob that you do just
the innovative engineer instead of a
business owner or runner I mean I'd love
to just do innovation work and just do
engineering but you raise a good point
because you know a lot of life in
general any job there's like you have to
do your chores you know there's no
nobody else can do that for you well
it's yet I think to be successful at
almost anything you can't it you have to
do the tough stuff and as well as the
enjoyable stuff you have to do the
boring stuff as well as the non boring
stuff and if you don't do your chores
then bad things will happen but if they
don't do the things that they don't like
to do then the company will be in
trouble yeah like you have to basically
be like it's more fun to cook the meals
and to clean the dishes okay but you
need to clean vicious we need to get
that yes as your boss exactly that's why
I really thought like how can I provide
advice that would be most helpful and
I'm not sure I've given enough thought
to do that to give you the best possible
answer but I think I think certainly
being focused on something that you're
confident will have high value to
someone else and just being really
rigorous in making that assessment
because people are attend to natural
human tendencies wishful thinking so a
challenge for entrepreneurs is to say
well what's the difference between
really believing in your ideals and
sticking sticking to them versus
pursuing some unrealistic dream that
doesn't actually have merit and it's it
that is it that is a really difficult
thing to to tell you can you tell the
difference between those two things
yeah so you need to be sort of very
rigorous in your self self analysis I
think certainly extremely tenacious and
and then just work like hell I mean you
just have to put in you know 80 hour 80
100 hour weeks every week and then I
like that's that's all those things
improve the odds of success okay
I mean if other people are putting in 40
hour work weeks and you're putting in
100 hour work weeks then even if
you're doing the same thing you know
that in one year you will achieve what
they achieve you will achieve in four
months what it takes them a year to
achieve I would definitely advise people
your soldering company to expect a long
period of quite high difficulty yeah
but it means long as people take super
focused on creating absolute best
product or service that really delights
their end customer if they stay focused
on that then it should be basically if
if you get a such that your customers
want you to succeed then then you
probably will alright you have to focus
on the customer delivering for them yeah
make sure if your customers love you you
will your other successor dramatically
higher question that has been discussed
over the past couple of days should we
be considering one tips one way only
takes to Mars what's the best approach
to colonize the planet with it but what
you do it's not socially acceptable to
think people will sign up to do it I
think is plenty of people are signed up
for a warrior to Mars
but maybe if I could have a show of
hands who would consider such an option
I see some not married or perhaps enough
for a couple of missions
simply beam up and I think it's sort of
like is it a one-way mission and then
you die
or is it one or a mission and you get
resupplied that's a big difference
wait for the second option yeah exactly
but I mean I think it's an interesting
route point because you want to bring
the spaceship back like these spaceships
are expensive okay if they're hard to
build you can't just leave them there so
whether or not people want to come back
or not it's kind of like they can jump
on if they want but do you need the
spaceship back
thank you
I mean kind of weird like it was like
huge collection of spaceships on Mars
over time really it's like where you
spin the back and of course there's just
been a bet CEO of SpaceX and you've said
that your ultimate goal is to get
humankind to Mars
I've heard your response to the question
but these guys need to hear it why is
Mars important what is Mars matter sure
well I think the it's really a
fundamental surgeon we need to make as a
civilization I you know what kind of
future do we want do you want a future
where we are forever confined to one
planet until some eventual extinction
event however far in the future that
might occur or do we want to become a
multi-planet species and and then
ultimately be out there among the stars
being among many planets many star
systems and I think the latter is a far
more exciting and inspiring future than
the former and and Mars is the next
natural step in fact it's the only
planet we really have a shot at at
establishing a self-sustaining city on
and and I think once we do establish
such a city there will be strong forcing
function for the improvement of
spaceflight technology that will then
enable us to establish colonies
elsewhere in the solar system and
ultimately extend beyond the beyond our
solar system and and so there's the
defensive reason of protecting the few
humanity ensuring that the light of
consciousness is not extinguished should
some calamity before earth but also
that's the defense of reason but
personally I find the word what it gets
me more excited is is the fact that this
would be an incredible adventure maybe
like the greatest adventure ever
mmm and it will be exciting and
inspiring and they need to be things
that excite me inspire people yeah after
your you know reason is why you get up
in the morning it can't just be solving
problems it's got to be something
something great is going to happen in
future yeah we talked about this at
length yesterday it's not an exit
strategy or a back-up plan for saving
time or fails right it's also to inspire
people on earth right and to transcend
and just to go beyond our mental limits
of what we think we can achieve right I
mean I think it sort of how incredible
the Apollo program was and just yeah I
mean if you ask anyone and to name names
of humanity's greatest achievements in
20th century the Apollo program landing
on the moon would wouldn't it and in
many of our most places you know on a
2001 with just a toy a friend of mine
and you asked me what I was going to
have to pay pal and I thought well you
know I was wondering like I'd like to be
involved in space but I just didn't
think as a thank you as an individual
and but I was curious as to when we when
we NASA would be sending a team to Mars
because that was always gonna be the
thing to do after a MOOC I figured that
could be some plan when I just go to
websites and I could read the you know
the schedule
then Martha there oh yeah it's like okay
2017 good okay
but actually there wasn't anything on
the website and or at least I thought
like am I cannot I'll find it like
what's going on here
and it was secret I don't know I so but
it turned out that that NASA had done a
study on what it would cost to send to
do a manned Mars mission and I this was
under Bush the first and I suppose he
asked for a 90-day study she would left
a taking office and NASA came back with
a 500 billion
a price tag and he said okay maybe not
kill you not me
that's when five hundred billion dollars
was serious money if the government so I
so then that got Toby shell and it was
like you're not allowed to talk about
any kind of crude mission to Mars at
NASA anyway so I thought well if I can
do something that word galvanize public
interest that and then that public
interest would translate to additional
appropriations from NASA increase the
budget then then maybe they could do it
so the puts actually what I sort of
thinking I would do is send us a small
greenhouse the surface of Mars
it was seeds in dehydrated gel and then
upon landing hydrated Jenna grow the
plants and the Pollack tests respond to
precedents and superlatives so this
would be the farthest that life ever
traveled the first life on Mars I try to
start figure out how to do this with the
proceeds that I had from from PayPal and
I was able to figure out how to get the
cost of the spacecraft down and the
communications and the little greenhouse
everything but the one thing I couldn't
compress was the cost launch there's
only a few options and the us options
are way too expensive and so I ended up
going to Russia three times to try to
buy the biggest ICBM and the Russian
nuclear fleet that's where I start yeah
yeah go baby well yeah I mean okay they
were there was there was some strange
trips that's for sure
but you look like virtually like you can
buy any it's a very careful of society
somewhere so actually didn't go she had
a deal to pick to buy to the ICBMs - the
nukes and but I can't even conclusion
after that third trip that it would
really matter like you for before I
actually came to inclusion that my
initial premise was was was wrong
because I actually think there's there's
transponder will in the American
population particularly to to explore
United States you know maybe more than
any other country is a distillation of
the human spirit of exploration and it's
really fundamental to psyche so if
people think there's a way I think you
actually get a lot of support but but
then it can't be just banging your head
against the wall I gotta believe but
this can be done without breaking the
federal budget so that's when I said
okay well is there some way to affect
the cost of space transport and and is
really and so I got together with a
group of people over series of Saturdays
just to just try it on said if there's
something super fun de mentally super
expensive about rockets or can the cost
be substantially improved and that we
had a bunch of those kind of
brainstorming sessions and I couldn't
see I couldn't see any fundamental
obstacle to improving the cost of
rockets so that's when I started SpaceX
okay I'll just build them myself
yeah and then but I said at that point I
would say before the quality of success
was definitely less than 30 percent I
thought it would most likely not succeed
but was worth the try
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How to Paint a Sea Wave - Narrated Oil Painting Tutorial - Duration: 4:02.
Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial!
I am Leonardo Pereznieto and today we will paint a sea wave.
Let´s begin by sketching the main shapes.
How the wave will unfold.
We mix a dark color with Blue Black and Ultramarine Blue, for the background,
the sea that is way behind.
And also on the other side.
The wave will be in the middle,
of course.
I'm using a small flat brush.
As a medium I'm using odorless minerals spirits,
a little bit of linseed oil and some Liquin. The Liquin
so that it dries faster.
It is optional.
The list of materials is in the description below the video.
And I add also some Viridian Green, mixed with a tiny bit of
Ultramarine Blue.
Because I want the sea to be slightly greenish in some spots but
I will add blue, on top of it of course.
I´m inspired by the Caribbean Sea, which is my favorite!
We are wrapping up the underpainting of the wave, with the overall colors.
And we will use Flake White to start the foam.
The foam created by the splash of the waves.
It is rolling our wave, so I´ll try to indicate this,
or to follow this movement.
This rolling movement typical to the waves.
For the brighter spots, I use some Titanium White, pure.
The more I paint this wave, the more I want to be there.
In fact I´m seriously considering moving to the Caribe for a while.
Wouldn´t that be awesome?
Let´s paint some lines here and ripples, created with the movement
of the water.
The surface will have a lot of foam in some areas, and I want to create
the level where this is happening.
So I will be adding some more white foam to indicate this.
And because I want to give it a lot of movement.
Splashy movement [laughter].
I´m using an even thiner brush now.
The foam doesn´t develop in straight lines, is more like it is
always a wavy or broken in different parts.
Not continuos.
And it will have a lot of it.
Here in this close up you can see it a little bit better.
I´m adding some darker blue to give some shape to the little waves,
like so, since they should´t be flat with all the same tone…
… and now we add the foam on top.
Of course in real life this painting is not intended to be
seen from this close as right now.
The best effect is from a bit further away.
I love painting so much!
Sometimes I mess up the paintings a bit, but I still enjoy them! [laughter].
And we paint the droplets on the crest of the wave.
We can use a flat brush for this effect.
We give it the last touches and it´s ready!
If you enjoyed it please give it a LIKE!
share it to your friends and subscribe to Fine Art-Tips.
And I will see you on Tuesday :)
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Travel Back Old Taipei | Dihua District 台北迪化街 - Duration: 3:15.
so here I am at Dihua District
and this area I guess you can consider it
an old Taipei
because all the early development
of the city
began starting from the neighbourhood by temples
because temples are where people would gather
and chill and hangout basically
and around the temple there are loads of stores
it used to be a lot more popular than this
but now it's become a tourist destination
rather than where locals would shop
but still lots of locals still come here to buy fabrics
and dried goods
this could be used for cooking or ready to eat
this could be used in cooking?
could I also use this in making tea?
sure
because these are dipped in sugar
they sort of taste sweet and sour
try it
the texture should be pretty good
but if you are looking for a healthier option
these are prepared without sugar
are there a lot of Japanese tourists here?
yes about 70% are from Japan
they like dried goods
what about tourists from other countries?
hmm Singapore and Hong Kong
they would come here to shop
there testers that you can try before you decide to purchase
these dried goods
that you have chosen
but as you walk through these streets
the aroma
honestly
you really got to come here to experience that
the Chinese medicine the dried goods the smell
the aroma that comes off those things
Excuse me what is this?
eucommia ulmoides tree bark
tree bark? Is it a type of Chinese medicine?
these on the shelves are all Chinese medicine
What's the use of this tree bark
healthier kidney and bones
and if you have back pain
so do people buy these to make their own clothes?
yes
mostly students?
depends
there foreign customers as well
oh they would also buy fabrics?
of course
yesterday a French customer came by
oh wow really
after 20 minutes through of that street
in Dihua district
honestly
the aroma really needs a bit of work to get used to
but this is one of the most unique experience
that I have
living in Taipei
this is hard to find anywhere else
because it's so unique
and I guess that's why it draws so many Japanese tourists here
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Killer Mike Says He'd Punch Bill Maher for Using the N-Word - Duration: 2:27.
What's up, guys?
For Complex News, I'm Beija Velez.
Killer Mike has become an outspoken public figure on race relations and equality for
African Americans ever since he campaigned for Bernie Sanders, so naturally, he gave
his take on the Bill Maher controversy over his use of the N-word that exploded on social
media over the weekend.
Shortly after the internet began dragged Maher when the episode of Real Time With Bill Maher
aired, Killer Mike insisted that Maher was simply doing his job, and further argued that
although Maher is protected by the First Amendment right to free speech, he should be responsible
for his own words and actions.
When TMZ did a follow-up interview with Killer Mike on Monday, Harvey Levin poised the question
of what would he do if Maher said the offensive slur in front of him on the show.
Killer Mike wasn't serious about causing physical harm to Maher.
He's appeared on his show multiple times, and actually considers him a friend.
This is what he meant:
He goes on to explain he is a strong believer in freedom of speech and supports everyone's
right to say what they want to say, even if he doesn't agree with it.
He also believes in people's right to boycott Maher, but then defended his right as an entertainer
to make jokes, even if they fall flat.
He leaves a final thought on why we should move on from this.
After HBO made the announcement to remove the episode from future airing, Maher issued
an official statement on the matter, saying:
"Friday nights are always my worst night of sleep because I'm up reflecting on the things
I should or shouldn't have said on my live show.
Last night was particularly long night as I regret the word I used in the banter of
a live moment.
The word was offensive and I regret saying it and am very sorry."
- Bill Maher
That's the news for now, but for more, subscribe to Complex News on YouTube today.
For Complex News, I'm Beija Velez.
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The benefits of coconut oil are very well documented by science and recently
it was discovered another reason to consume Coconut Oil: it helps treat the symptoms
of hypothyroidism.
This is a disease whose cause is malfunction thyroid that in this case, can not
produce enough hormones for the body to function properly.
Coconut oil has anti-inflammatory properties, it contains lauric acid.
Furthermore, capric acid also present in its composition, properties gives
antimicrobial and antiviral.
In general, eat a tablespoon extra virgin coconut oil per day helps
strengthen your immune system and this It is very important in case of problems
hormonal.
Because of this, extra virgin coconut oil It is a great ally for those hypothyroidism.
better understand the action of extra coconut oil virgin in the functioning of the thyroid.
1.
Metabolism
When the thyroid does not work at full capacity the body finds it difficult to generate power,
so people feel constant fatigue.
The coconut oil acids help convert fat into energy to improve metabolism
of the body.
2.
Helps you lose weight
One of the main symptoms of hypothyroidism It is weight gain.
Due to slower metabolism, lose weight it is very difficult for those who have hypothyroidism.
Coconut oil helps maintain satiety longer, so it can be a great
ally in the weight loss process.
3.
Constipation
Due to low production of hormones in thyroid the body's metabolism slows down,
causing problems in the digestive system.
The acids contained in coconut oil increase metabolism and therefore improve digestion.
In addition, coconut oil has laxative effect, so in addition to fighting one of the causes
constipation, also offers a relief immediate.
4.
inflammations
hormones imbalance increase the incidence inflammation in the body, so take
coconut oil daily helps combat inflammation due to the acids present
in its composition.
5.
Loss of hair
The hair may fall for several reasons, but when the causes are related to
hormonal imbalance caused by hypothyroidism, consuming coconut oil is crucial to repair
the follicles.
Remember that the action of coconut oil is internal also for this case.
6.
Dry skin
Your continued use of extra virgin coconut oil It helps restore moisture and health
skin, just as occurs with hair.
From the hormonal balance the oil coconut helps provide.
Even if you do not suffer from hypothyroidism, Coconut oil is an excellent ally to
maintain the health and proper functioning of the body.
So it is worth trying consumption of coconut oil and find out the results.
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Masterclass with DANA ALEXA ♥ in Prague ❘ VLOG Alex Neüff - Duration: 13:46.
Hi I'm Alex and this is my Vlog about Dana's Workshop in Prague.
She was teaching her choreography to "Still got Time".
I hope you like it. Enjoy.
Hi and welcome to a new adventure.
Today I'm going to Prague for the workshop with Dana.
Since it's not that far from Berlin I'm going there for the weekend. Let's go!
After 2 hours I arrived in Dresden.
Everybody got off the train
but we'll continue to Prague.
Hopefully.
I arrived.
Welcome to Prague.
In the background you can see the train station, I just arrived.
From Berlin 4,5 hours by train.
And now I'm going to the city centre to change my money.
It's a bit rainy
but I don't have any luggage only my small backpack
so it's easy.
And now the most important info - tomorrow there will be a dance workshop with Dana from LA.
It's pretty crazy because class will be only 90 minutes
and that's why I came here!
Still closer than LA.
And I have never been in Prague before.
Have a look, you can change money over there.
So in this exchange office some German people were wondering why they got so little money
so I think I will check out some other place.
Ok, let's go on I changed my money.
I asked some people who told me this place would be fine.
But other exchange offices have up to 20% fees.
Now I've got my money, let's see what we can do with it.
Remember: before changing your money ask how much you will get.
Then you will know if it's more or less ok.
A candy shop!
I'm fine, I've got some candy.
They had... everything ;)
There are so many souvenir shops here.
It's pretty crowded.
Everybody is taking pictures and videos - just like me.
Time for a break. I found a little restaurant and ordered goulash.
You can buy this everywhere.
I'm such a typical tourist - in front of the souvenir shop with my biscuit.
It's so delicious.
People are watching because I'm talking to my camera.
I'm taking the underground to go "home".
First I gotta buy a ticket.
I payed too much for my ticket.
The trains are so deep down.
I'm not from here.
I payed 0,30€ too much for my ticket
and now I gotta find my train.
I don't know, the signs are weird.
So I found out which train I gotta take.
It just drove away^^.
Yeah i know, I'm being stupid...
I just got off the train and will follow my map now.
I should arrive within the next 10 minutes.
Such a nice area!
Somewhere here...
There it is! My home for today.
That's the villa.
My room for tonight.
My place.
I'm gonna dance a bit and then I'll go to bed.
Day 2
I just got up, one person is still sleeping.
It's very sunny today, I'm leaving now.
Yesterday evening I was dancing a bit in this between floor.
Today is the day of days!
But it's only at 6.30pm so I still have got some time left.
I will go to the Charles Bridge.
Today I bought the right ticket.
Again this super long and quick escalator.
I got in trouble for this shot, because I climbed on the bridge. But it looks really nice^^
I'm going back.
Gotta take a selfie for instagram.
1000 selfies
one more^^
I visited the Charles Bridge.
And now I'm finally gonna have some breakfast.
By the way it's sunday and shops are open.
It's mainly tourist stuff ;)
Break at Starbucks.
I'm pretty tired. Had to get up early.
I'd love to take a nap.
But I gotta go now!
Time for the big event. I'm on the way to the dance studio.
I've got a bit over 2 hours left.
So I will arrive early and calm me down.
I'm already so stressed.
I'm curious how many dancers will take part
how old they are
what dance skills they have
where they come from.
Let's see if there's somebody from Germany
or Poland.
I don't feel really safe here, but it's the only way.
We're entering the dance studio now. I met the girls outside. We're trying to find out where we gotta go.
That's looking good.
We've got 1 hour left. I'm going crazy.
I'm so excited and don't know what to do.
Have a look, that's the dance space
lounge and reception
locker room
Here I am.
She just entered the studio.
20 min left
Quick bathroom break.
I'm so excited...but it's so cool!
I feel like a stalker - but there she is!
It's gonna be packed!
Little break. It's going pretty well for now!
First group
Next part was weird... I gotta practice^^
We just finished class. It was so cool even though in the end I messed everything up.
And I'm still super excited.
Now everybody is waiting to take a selfie with Dana. Me too.
When you take a snap with Dana and you don't know what to say... -.-'
That was my trip to Prague.
It's about 11pm and I'm going to the bus station.
If you have to go to the main station by night, better take the underground...
So I was looking for my bus station and finally found it. See all the garbage? Bus station is just over there.
Time for evaluation.
-announcement-
Anyway, workshop with Dana was liiiiiit!
And I think I did pretty well.
It was so exciting.
Maybe I can practice the choreo at home and do a dancecover.
Do you wanna see it?
Today I left about 11am.
Spent my day touring the city, went to the dance workshop and now I'm waiting here...
My feet are dead.
Class was 90min
First 60min went fine
Last 30min I had trouble to remember all the steps.
But it was exciting, it was nice.
I even pushed myself to dance first row.
It was hard, but it was really cool.
I hope the announcements don't annoy you too much. Can you hear me? (It's late, I'm going crazy...)
I changed place, so you can hear me better.
There were about 50 dancers
Most people were from Prague
but I also met 2 girls from Poland and Germany.
Again an announcement, let's wait till it's over...
Let's go on!
I'm super happy to have taken part!
It was exhausting, it was hard but I had a lot of fun!
I was so excited about the dance workshop for the whole time.
But I'm proud that I made it and I'd definetly do it again.
I'm gonna take the bus now and drive back home to berlin.
See you soon. Thanks for watching.
Quick info: In case you don't know Dana Alexa, check out her youtube channel.
I will put a link in my description box.
She was my first inspiration for Jazz Funk
that's why I wanted to take her class again and so I came here.
I made it
Back home again!
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How sideways can you go? Dirtmasters Day 2 |Sick Series #16 - Duration: 12:00.
Hey guys, it´s me, Fabio
we are here in Winterberg for the Dirtmasters, it´s just awesome
Hey guys
Cheers!
it´s us again, day 2 of the Dirtmasters Festival
we already had some training runs
later in the evening we will have our Seeding run
around 6pm I think?
right
But before we will have a signing session here at Specialized
there are waiting lot´s of people out there
Let´s do it!
let´s go!
This was the Specialized Signing session
now we will register for the Whip offs
and then we will do a little challenge
for sure
now we have our wristbands for the Whip offs, I think we are ready
before we start our seeding run, we have to do a little challenge
the inofficial...
the inofficial Sick Series Whip offs
as preparation for the Dirtmasters Whip offs today
you decide with a comment for the winner!
Because the giveaway from the shirt worked perfect the last time
vote for me!
I will giveaway another shirt between all who vote for me! A Second first try shirt
Fabios first try
excited what he will show
I´m sure Elias bribed again with a tshirt or something like this
this time you really have to vote for me
first try for Elias
Fabio, last try
I will give my best
right
and you decide with a comment
Attention Attention
Second and last try for Fabio
you decide with a comment who wins!
good safe haha
so, my last try, let´s go!
do it!
Dude, how did I land this one?
last try for elias, excited what he will show
give it all
Another safe haha
I think the two biggest safes in our life haha
now it´s your turn, vote with a comment for the winner, and the looser...
for sure Elias haha
the looser has to post a whip photo only wearing shorts
the looser has to post it on instagram
Have a look at our Instagram accounts, there you will see who won, so let´s vote!
wow, have a look at this body
hey guys, we already finished the seeding run
I did quite good, 10th place
I had a mistake in it, 30th place, but only 4 seconds behind
now it´s time for the Whip offs
The time has come, Whip offs are on!
it´s just awesome!
have a look at this
how many people, unbelievable
It´s time to shred, have fun, we will show you the action with the GoPro
Dude, it will escalate
How many peoples are here
Hey Potte
Hey Fabio
and the winner is: Fabio Wibmer
This was the Whip off here at the Dirtmasters festival in Winterberg, see you tomorrow
so guys, racerun is over, it was the first run of the whole day, without any trainingsrun
it was not the "yellow of the egg"
Elias also crashed
wave into the cam :-)
Right, weekend is done
lot of you guy´s ask what I´m doing after such a bad racerun
we just listen to music and chill a little bit
but today we have to drive home
lot´s of you ask which speaker I´m using and which speaker I´m tagging on my posts on Instagram
it´s the speaker from hercules
it´s quite awesome, small, waterproof
it´s a outdoor speaker
right, it´s a outdoor speaker you can take anywhere you want
quite perfect for festivals like this here in Winterberg, where it´s quite dusty
it´s quite a daysaver
Haha yes!
we just use it not often in our videos because we will get problem from the GEMA because of the music
we just listen to known music, so we will get problems from the GEMA
however, this is the WAE Speaker from Hercules
I will put a link into the describtion so you can have a look at it
quite a nice speaker to recommend
right, and now
winterberg is in the books
we hope you had as much fun as we had
It was just awesome! We met so many peoples, so many peoples come to see us
that´s right
signing session and and and
it was really a awesome weekend
this was the video from Winterberg, see you in the next Video
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The ocean regulates the Earth's climate.
But do we know how much longer it will continue to do so? To deepen our understanding of how the ocean
copes with climate change, an oceanographic expedition has set off on an exploratory voyage
of the waters of the South Pole, the starting point of the Earth's great thermal regulation machine.
Aboard the Marion Dufresne, a ship purpose built for this destination,
some 15 researchers and engineers are on course for the Kerguelen archipelago
located on the outer edges of the sea ice.
In seven days, the scientists of the SOCLIM expedition have covered several thousand
kilometres of the Indian ocean at an average speed of 25 km/hour.
Their destination is now in sight: the Kerguelen archipelago
located at the edge of the Southern Ocean
an oasis before the sea ice and the Great White Continent.
At the crack of dawn, the Marion Dufresne pulls into the Kerguelen islands.
the entire team stands gazing from the footbridge
The cliffs of the archipelago the same landmass as Corsica
jut out from the mist.
The scientists take in the magic of the moment.
In this region, the warm season is from October to March.
During the southern springtime, when there is more sunlight and temperatures are higher,
oceanic phytoplankton growth is rampant.
This phenomenon is known as phytoplankton bloom or efflorescence.
These single-cell algae use the nutrients
and dissolved carbon available in the ocean's water to build and multiply.
Seen from satellite, the green colour of the algae bloom is due
to the presence of chlorophyll, the molecule responsible for photosynthesis.
Phytoplankton, like forest, is one of the Earth's lungs.
The previous campaigns led by Stéphane in this region have demonstrated
how much the Kerguelen plateau enriches the surrounding waters with mineral salts
such as iron, an essential element to phytoplankton growth.
The sources of freshwater saturated in terrestrial sediments
are clearly visible when flying over the bay.
"There is a massive glacier on Kerguelen, the Cook Ice Cap,
that is receding relatively fast. The melt has generated
a relatively large flow of freshwater
that carries with it loads of essentially terrestrial particles
that dramatically modify the colour of the water."
The principal investigator takes several members of his team
to take samples directly from the area where the freshwater and seawater meet.
"Taking samples from the dinghy was great,
but it was too cold.
Fortunately, there were crewmen to help me with the bottles.
Next time I'll wear gloves.
It's still an exceptional experience to work from the dinghy, before going into the fjord
to see the sea lions, the ice cap.
It's something I'll remember for the rest of my life."
"By hotspot we mean areas where there is abundant life.
we can tell when we're close when there are loads of birds following the boat."
The wildlife on the Kerguelen islands, access to which is highly regulated,
is incredibly dense.
Birds life in perfect harmony with the sea lion colonies
which enjoy a tranquil existence and food aplenty.
The scientists take some time off from their busy expedition schedule
to explore these natural areas unlike anywhere else in the world.
As luck would have it, the weather is mild and sunny.
The only downside: the wind that blows relentlessly at this latitude.
"It's amazing. It's like stepping in another world every time. You just don't see this
in France and we can't get this close to animals without them fleeing.
You see them everywhere in the Southern Territories
and you can approach them. They are truly remarkable creatures!
"This is cherry on the cake,
and a lot of it is thanks to the kind of person the principal investigator is.
Other than the scientific and technical considerations,
the principal investigator has to manage the social aspect. We are all together on one ship
for some time, and it's the little extras that are not
on top of the expedition priority list that encourages everyone to come back.
Other than the work and the science, people enjoy themselves
and will want to be part of the team next time round.
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Travel Back Old Taipei | Dihua District 台北迪化街 - Duration: 3:15.so here I am at Dihua District
and this area I guess you can consider it
an old Taipei
because all the early development
of the city
began starting from the neighbourhood by temples
because temples are where people would gather
and chill and hangout basically
and around the temple there are loads of stores
it used to be a lot more popular than this
but now it's become a tourist destination
rather than where locals would shop
but still lots of locals still come here to buy fabrics
and dried goods
this could be used for cooking or ready to eat
this could be used in cooking?
could I also use this in making tea?
sure
because these are dipped in sugar
they sort of taste sweet and sour
try it
the texture should be pretty good
but if you are looking for a healthier option
these are prepared without sugar
are there a lot of Japanese tourists here?
yes about 70% are from Japan
they like dried goods
what about tourists from other countries?
hmm Singapore and Hong Kong
they would come here to shop
there testers that you can try before you decide to purchase
these dried goods
that you have chosen
but as you walk through these streets
the aroma
honestly
you really got to come here to experience that
the Chinese medicine the dried goods the smell
the aroma that comes off those things
Excuse me what is this?
eucommia ulmoides tree bark
tree bark? Is it a type of Chinese medicine?
these on the shelves are all Chinese medicine
What's the use of this tree bark
healthier kidney and bones
and if you have back pain
so do people buy these to make their own clothes?
yes
mostly students?
depends
there foreign customers as well
oh they would also buy fabrics?
of course
yesterday a French customer came by
oh wow really
after 20 minutes through of that street
in Dihua district
honestly
the aroma really needs a bit of work to get used to
but this is one of the most unique experience
that I have
living in Taipei
this is hard to find anywhere else
because it's so unique
and I guess that's why it draws so many Japanese tourists here
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The judge was on the receiving end of over 216 Ofcom complaints regarding her Julien Macdonald dress with an eye-poppingly plunging neckline and scooped back.
To put that in context there were only 13 complaints received over the harrowing gang rape scene in Coronation Street on the same night.
And now Amanda has proved once again – that she truly does not care what people say by appearing on shopping channel QVC.
Before going on-air, the 46-year-old posted a photo on her Instagram account of her sitting cross-legged in a vibrant red dress.
Of course it didn't take long for her fans to comment in their droves with one writing: "Must be cold in there!" Another added:"Run out of nipple shields huh?" And one ardent fan said: "No matter what people/media say, thought you look so beautiful in the finals week on BGT, don't change for a few.".
Amanda was appearing on QVC, yesterday, to promote a range of home and kitchenware called BundleBerry.
The star has continually wowed this season with her risqué outfit choices – that while have drawn criticism from some viewers – have certainly set temperatures soaring.
In the final – won by singer Tokio Myers – she wore a fairytale floor-length white gown which would not have looked out of place in a Disney film. Meanwhile, BGT bosses are facing another probe over David Walliams dropping his trousers.
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