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mumunge @mumunge.bsky.social · 9m

おはようございます☀

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akira maeda @akiramaeda.bsky.social · 1h

おはよう
秋色の混沌、その中の平穏

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mumunge @mumunge.bsky.social · 53m

おはようございます☀

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ꕤ𓈒𓂂◌花菜𓈒𓂂◌ꕤ @wishstar.bsky.social · 1h

木陰に咲く

この色が好きで会いに

今年もいっぱい➰🎶

淡く淡く優しい色合い･･･(*´˘`*)♡

#photography
#photo
#イヌサフラン

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mumunge @mumunge.bsky.social · 1h

イヌサフランというんですね
まるで小さな灯が
草の上に並んでいるよう💕
陽が当たっているところが
祝福されているように輝いて✨
木陰で見つけたら
ホッコリ微笑んでしまいそうです☺️

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なっとうさん @nattou3.bsky.social · 2h

おはようございます！

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mumunge @mumunge.bsky.social · 2h

おはようございます☀

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mumunge @mumunge.bsky.social · 2h

上野駅❣️
#PokémonGO
#ポストカード

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kumisori @kumisori.bsky.social · 19h

🔷 🔶 🐰相棒うさぎR君🐰 🔶 🔷

私の相棒うさぎ🐰R君です☀️
部屋で完全放し飼いです
R君画像No.285

🐰💤
おやすみ〜
Good night.
잘자 .

#うさぎ #rabbit #토끼 #癒し #RabbitR-kun

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mumunge @mumunge.bsky.social · 14h

lovely💕

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YellowSafe @yellowsafe.net · 1d

おはようございます‼️
久しぶりに先日読み終えた本のお話を📚

以前観た「銀河鉄道の父」で思い出した積読本のひとつ

初めての物語もあり、新鮮な気持ちで読むことができました

読後に思ったのですが…宮澤賢治は音読が良いなと

どっどど　どどうど　どどうど　どどう
青いくるみも吹きとばせ
すっぱいかりんも吹きとばせ
どっどど　どどうど　どどうど　どどう
『風の又三郎』

週末の嗜みによろしいかと📖

本日もよろしくお願いします😊

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mumunge @mumunge.bsky.social · 1d

おはようございます☀
独特の音の連なりですよね
音読、きっといいですね😊

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akira maeda @akiramaeda.bsky.social · 1d

おはよう
今日は空が味方してくれる、たぶん

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mumunge @mumunge.bsky.social · 1d

おはようございます☀

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𝚙𝚒𝚎𝚛𝚙𝚊𝚘𝚕𝚘 @pierpaolo.bsky.social · 1d

Il sole, tramontando dietro una collina ricoperta di alberi, illumina e fa brillare le spighe di pabbio comune (setaria viridis) che crescono spontanee ai margini di un prato.

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mumunge @mumunge.bsky.social · 1d

What a beautiful sunset.
The grasses gaze at the fading light,
as if softly thanking the day that is coming to an end.

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Vanishing and Endangered Cultures @nowaykgn.bsky.social · 1d

The skin scraping ceremony of the Xingu people, called arranhadura, is a healing ritual performed by various indigenous groups in the Xingu River region of Brazil. The practice, which is for both men and women, is believed to strengthen the body and spirit by revitalizing the muscles and skin.

The arranhadura is performed to heal, break spells, and take away laziness. For many, the permanent marks and thicker skin serve as a demonstration of their robustness and strength.For boys, it's tied to developing strength for activities like huka-huka wrestling, which boosts prestige and can lead to leadership roles (e.g., becoming a chief.

Intentional skin scratching can be a lifelong habit for many Xingu people, starting in childhood, to build up scar tissue. This results in thicker, tougher skin that is more resistant to insect bites. The scratches are often emphasized by applying body paint, such as black ink derived from the genipapo tree, to the affected areas

The back, legs, and arms are scratched using a sharp tool called a scarifier, typically made from catfish teeth.

The skin, particularly on the arms and legs, is scratched until it bleeds. Following the scraping, leaves or strong roots are rubbed onto the inflamed area.

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mumunge @mumunge.bsky.social · 1d

Though it involves pain, this ritual carries deep wisdom—healing body and spirit in harmony with nature.
The leaves and roots seem to whisper the timeless bond between people and the earth.