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How to manage a Blessing in Italy? Do you know what Blessing is? Discover more in this article. https://lnkd.in/dhq2J_ia #destinationwedding #weddingday #followme #Italyweddingdestination

Did G-d choose Mount Moriah as the site for the Beit Hamikdash because of the legend two brothers giving grain to each other? Many believe so. And yet, the story is not actually found in Jewish sources. Despite the non-Jewish origin of the story, during the Three Weeks leading up to Tishah B'Av, let's take note of its timeless message: the importance of unity and ahavat chinam, brotherly love. Tap below to read more about the legend and site of the Beit Hamikdash. http://bit.ly/3yltUJq

More Biblical worldview on cultural issues from co-host, Addia Wuchner! Check it out. Share to inform others!

An outstanding piece written by Vivian Bercovici, former Canadian ambassador to Israel and Aristotle Foundation Senior Fellow, is freely available for your reading below courtesy of the Western Standard.

Excerpt: "This is all very interesting to me because my Mother was born in Grenada and my Father was Yoruba. I have been aware of Yoruba culture in the Atlantic in the southern United States, Brazil, Cuba, Puerto Rico and Trinidad, but not explicitly in the context of Grenada." Yoruba voices in Grenada https://lnkd.in/emhpF2Tp .

Challenging misconceptions and advocating for truth: Early marriages are not part of Roma culture. In my recent interview, I dive into this important topic to help break down stereotypes and raise awareness. Watch the interview and share it to join the conversation. #romavoice #earlymarriages #romarights

🔥🔥"The Spirit sees all nations and recognises all languages. Even those of people groups we today call "unreached," the Spirit reached them and made sure they were heard in Jerusalem on that day." 👇 Join Dr. Harvey Kwiyani on Global Witness, Globally Reimagined to find out more about what happened on the day of Pentecost in Acts of Apostles chapter 2. Subscribe, comment, like, and share the link below👇 https://lnkd.in/gsqn9Fnc

For over 2,500 years, the mountainous village of #Antia in #Greece has communicated through an extraordinary form of #whistledlanguage knows as #sfyria. With only 6 remaining speakers, sfyria stands as one of the rarest and most #endangeredlanguages globally. Unravel the mystery of this unique form of long-distance #communication: https://ow.ly/kRRx50QXVpc

How far did each Veda, Itihasa and Purana evolve? Deep research post. The figures below give an answer based on the youngest ruler in the Kuru lineage mentioned in each Veda. Among the Kurus, Santanu is the last ruler mentioned in Rgveda. Vicitravirya and Dhrtarashtra are the last rulers mentioned in Yajurveda. Parikshit, the grandson of Arjuna, is the last ruler mentioned in Atharva Veda. Mahabharata mentions upto Ashvamedhaja, the grandson of Janamejaya (himself, great-grandson of Arjuna). Most of the Puranas mention Kshemaka, the last king in the Kuru line, who was of 24th descent from Ashvamedhaja. Mahapadma Nanda killed him. Most Puranas also mention kings from Nanda, Maurya, Sunga and Gupta dynasties. There are also later Puranas like Padma Purana and Skanda Purana, which mention temples built in the 12th to 15th Century. The youngest Purana, Bhavishya Purana, records IsIamic rule and British rule and also mentions British queen Victoria who died in 1901. This gives clarity to anyone who wants to know on how far each of these ancient texts were edited or evolved. Only in the youngest part of Mahabharata and in the Puranas do we see 4.32 million years long Yugas, etc.