Sometimes humans just do something great, and this is one of those times.
Gaia
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I love these soooo much.
Sometimes humans just do something great, and this is one of those times.
Gaia
Last edited by Gaia; 2nd July 2011 at 23:34.
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Nice find, i think we have MASSIVE disclosure here.
Really gets to me why we don't find these in your face kind of UFO sightings, appear on mainstream media.
Beats me.
Last edited by vasquez; 1st July 2011 at 23:38.
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In the end the love you take is equal to the love you make
Gaia (1st July 2011), HURRITT ENYETO (6th July 2011)
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In Poland.
FLAY the FASCIST
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how beautiful they all look as they float away. thank you Gaia. very inspirational.
warmest, corson
Gaia (2nd July 2011)
Gaia (2nd July 2011)
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the solstice
Maia Gabrial (2nd July 2011)
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we do that here in Chiang Mai in November! (its about a thousand years old this tradition... at least in this city)
always a magical time
Gaia (3rd July 2011), Maia Gabrial (2nd July 2011)
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These things generate a lot of "UFO" sightings. But so beautiful my friendPosted by pwn_thyself (here)
we do that here in Chiang Mai in November! (its about a thousand years old this tradition... at least in this city)
always a magical time
loveandgratitude (7th July 2011)
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Gaia (7th July 2011)
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Really lovely tapes Gaia.
They are just absolutely beautiful.
I would love to see the lift off for myself.
toothpick
Gaia (7th July 2011)
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Here is something else which is not bad at all either (sorry, no good at links):
http://uneplacepourtous.midiblogs.co...erlusconi.html
This is the conductor Ricardo Muti who interrupted a performance of Verdi's opera Nabucco to do an encore of the Slaves chorus by popular demand, asking the audience to join in. The only one who probably didn't would be Berlusconi, who was present. The words, including "our beautiful lost country", resonated with people revolting against attacks on Italian culture.
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