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# Gepost op woensdag 27 mei 2009, 10u43
Love!
You can win the love of the whole world
If
you can enjoy the silver lining of the nature of people and situation and give deaf ear for unpleasant moments!
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# Gepost op zondag 29 maart 2009, 06u06
WORK
WORK
is the only thing on this planet
That would
Lay you a red carpet
Get you a fst car
And put you in a paradise Mansion
Get you a fst car
And put you in a paradise Mansion
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# Gepost op zondag 29 maart 2009, 06u02
surrounding of lalibela
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# Gepost op woensdag 25 februari 2009, 04u08
surrounding of lalibela
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# Gepost op woensdag 25 februari 2009, 04u06
Ethiopian Traditional dish!
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# Gepost op woensdag 25 februari 2009, 04u00
Timket!
TIMKET - (Epiphany)
It is actually a 3-day affair preceded by the eve of Timket when the dramatic processions take place through a night of fasting, to the great day itself and the commemoration of Christ's baptism in the Jordan River.
Ketera, the Eve of Timket is when the Priests bring out the Tabots - replicas of the 2 tablets of laws received by Moses, which are normally housed inside the altar symbolizing the Ark of the Covenant.
Priests bless the water of the pool or river where the next day's celebration will take place.
It is the Tabot, rather than the church building which is consecrated and given extreme reverence. Visitors have the unique chance to experience a festival lost to the rest of the world.
HISTORY OF THE FESTIVAL
Timket is the greatest festival of the Ethiopian year, falling just 2 weeks after Ethiopian Christmas.It is actually a 3-day affair preceded by the eve of Timket when the dramatic processions take place through a night of fasting, to the great day itself and the commemoration of Christ's baptism in the Jordan River.
Ketera, the Eve of Timket is when the Priests bring out the Tabots - replicas of the 2 tablets of laws received by Moses, which are normally housed inside the altar symbolizing the Ark of the Covenant.
Priests bless the water of the pool or river where the next day's celebration will take place.
It is the Tabot, rather than the church building which is consecrated and given extreme reverence. Visitors have the unique chance to experience a festival lost to the rest of the world.
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# Gepost op dinsdag 20 januari 2009, 03u53
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