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🎙️ "𝙊𝙝𝙝𝙝, 𝙔𝙪𝙠𝙞 𝙊𝙝𝙖𝙨𝙝𝙞 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙞𝙨 𝙢𝙖𝙜𝙣𝙞𝙛𝙞𝙘𝙚𝙣𝙩!" 🇯🇵 O-chan secured his brace is style, finishing off a move started with an excellent goal-saving tackle by Owen Beck. #Rovers 🔵⚪️

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Japan Football News2 年前

Please applaud the team for scouting Ohashi, who has never been called up to the Japanese national team. I think it's a great scouting ability. There are still many players with good skills and low transfer fees in the J-League. I'm looking forward to a surprise in the winter transfer market!👏

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harvey2 年前

@Owenbeck02 what a tackle from beck btw

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🌸likes🌸2 年前

@Owenbeck02 素晴らしいっ！👏👏👏✨

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Fliirz2 年前

@Owenbeck02 What a goal

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GONTA2 年前

@Owenbeck02 O-chan!!

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Rob Isherwood2 年前

@Owenbeck02 That defending was rubbish at the start of that. Who was it? 😂

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Michael Hindley2 年前

@Owenbeck02 Goal line tackle to breakaway goal worthy of vintage Liverpool under Klopp

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GeoffreytheFlexuralCat2 年前

@Owenbeck02 left foot, top right, right foot, top left. Finishing reminds me a little bit of a certain Riyad Mahrez. Can he also do "greatest first touch in history"? Hope so!

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nikachan 382 年前

@Owenbeck02 オーチャンって呼ばれてんのか！🥺

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17,455 次观看 • 8 个月前

🚨#BREAKING: A 20-year-old in California is being hailed as a HERO after fought off a CRAZED woman wielding a stick at In-N-Out employees... ...by DIVING out of his car and through a DRIVE-THRU WINDOW, grabbing a METAL SPATULA, and then dropping his shoulder and taking her down. His name is Luca Opperman. It happened at an In-N-Out in Lake Elsinore, California. Luca was just waiting in line for a burger when it started. "I just hear banging, super loud banging coming from the inside of the lobby. I look up and I see this lady smashing what looked like a baseball bat." Except it wasn't a bat, it was a large stick, snapped off at one end, leaving a thick, sharp point and jagged edges. She was going after the workers with it. Most people would've locked their doors and started filming from a safe distance. Not Luca. Turns out this kid is a former gymnast and freestyle trampoline athlete… and he didn't think twice. Witnesses watched him LEAP OUT OF HIS CAR and go feet-first straight through the drive-thru window. One witness said he came through "like he's Spiderman," another said it was a full "Jackie Chan move." He grabbed the nearest thing he could find, a metal spatula, and squared up. "I'm holding the spatula, wielding my spatula and yelling at her, 'Get out of here! Get out of here!'" The woman didn't back down and she kept swinging that sharp stick right at him. So Luca made his move. "That's when you see me go in with the shoulder drop. I checked her. I grabbed the stick." Just like that, it was over. The staff who'd been chased into the back room were safe. Witnesses say the woman was furious that they didn't make her burger fast enough. A grown adult terrorizing teenagers over a slow order… and a 20-year-old kid with a spatula was the one who stood up. One witness put it best: "This kid totally saved the day." She's now calling on In-N-Out to give him burgers for LIFE!!! I absolutely second that. 😂 The next generation isn't lost, folks. Some of them are diving through drive-thru windows, spatula in hand, for people they've never even met. GOD BLESS Luca Opperman!!!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

🚨#BREAKING: A 20-year-old in California is being hailed as a HERO after fought off a CRAZED woman wielding a stick at In-N-Out employees... ...by DIVING out of his car and through a DRIVE-THRU WINDOW, grabbing a METAL SPATULA, and then dropping his shoulder and taking her down. His name is Luca Opperman. It happened at an In-N-Out in Lake Elsinore, California. Luca was just waiting in line for a burger when it started. "I just hear banging, super loud banging coming from the inside of the lobby. I look up and I see this lady smashing what looked like a baseball bat." Except it wasn't a bat, it was a large stick, snapped off at one end, leaving a thick, sharp point and jagged edges. She was going after the workers with it. Most people would've locked their doors and started filming from a safe distance. Not Luca. Turns out this kid is a former gymnast and freestyle trampoline athlete… and he didn't think twice. Witnesses watched him LEAP OUT OF HIS CAR and go feet-first straight through the drive-thru window. One witness said he came through "like he's Spiderman," another said it was a full "Jackie Chan move." He grabbed the nearest thing he could find, a metal spatula, and squared up. "I'm holding the spatula, wielding my spatula and yelling at her, 'Get out of here! Get out of here!'" The woman didn't back down and she kept swinging that sharp stick right at him. So Luca made his move. "That's when you see me go in with the shoulder drop. I checked her. I grabbed the stick." Just like that, it was over. The staff who'd been chased into the back room were safe. Witnesses say the woman was furious that they didn't make her burger fast enough. A grown adult terrorizing teenagers over a slow order… and a 20-year-old kid with a spatula was the one who stood up. One witness put it best: "This kid totally saved the day." She's now calling on In-N-Out to give him burgers for LIFE!!! I absolutely second that. 😂 The next generation isn't lost, folks. Some of them are diving through drive-thru windows, spatula in hand, for people they've never even met. GOD BLESS Luca Opperman!!!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Matt Van Swol

267,414 次观看 • 21 天前

🚨 WEIGH IN 30🚨 REMAINS IN 270 CLUB •279.8 pounds (ATH 530+) •Blood sugar: A1C 5.4 (ATH 11+) •Frank down 250+ pounds overall! •Inching toward diabetic remission •Crossed 2 million steps in 2026 •Pacing for 8 million steps (goal) Frank had one of the most challenging months of his life and took no days off. Exercise wasn’t an added burden, but a refuge. Lifting weights 3 days a week compounded with 22K steps per day for 3 months has taken Frank’s health to annuder level. His strength, mobility, and flexibility continue to improve as Frank puts on muscle, which weighs more than fat. We are entering an exciting part of this epic journey where Frank might plateau in weight as fat is rapidly replaced by muscle. AI says Frank could be carrying 20-40 lbs of excess skin at this point. Imagine an immediate drop to 249 when he gets the skin surgery. Insane. Frank asked me to thank all of you for the support you’ve shown him, always, but especially this month. He never could’ve imagined having Tank’s Army in his corner, pushing him to be great everyday. The craziest part is he is just getting started. Anudder weigh in in the books

🚨 WEIGH IN 30🚨 REMAINS IN 270 CLUB •279.8 pounds (ATH 530+) •Blood sugar: A1C 5.4 (ATH 11+) •Frank down 250+ pounds overall! •Inching toward diabetic remission •Crossed 2 million steps in 2026 •Pacing for 8 million steps (goal) Frank had one of the most challenging months of his life and took no days off. Exercise wasn’t an added burden, but a refuge. Lifting weights 3 days a week compounded with 22K steps per day for 3 months has taken Frank’s health to annuder level. His strength, mobility, and flexibility continue to improve as Frank puts on muscle, which weighs more than fat. We are entering an exciting part of this epic journey where Frank might plateau in weight as fat is rapidly replaced by muscle. AI says Frank could be carrying 20-40 lbs of excess skin at this point. Imagine an immediate drop to 249 when he gets the skin surgery. Insane. Frank asked me to thank all of you for the support you’ve shown him, always, but especially this month. He never could’ve imagined having Tank’s Army in his corner, pushing him to be great everyday. The craziest part is he is just getting started. Anudder weigh in in the books

Matteo Piper Jenks 🧲 🇮🇹

560,240 次观看 • 5 个月前

🚨🎥 Full post-match interview with Bruno Fernandes and Harry Maguire after the 5-2 victory over Ipswich Town! 🔴🔥 • Reaction after the disappointing opening game! • Regaining control and showing courage in the second half! • Bruno’s third hat-trick at Old Trafford! 🎩 🎙️ Interviewer: “Congratulations on the win. It looks like a very big victory and your first of the season. How are you feeling?” 🗣️ Bruno Fernandes: “It was definitely a very important and big win for us. We knew we had dropped three points last week, so the aim was to get the three points and put in a great performance for our fans at home in our first game here for a long time. We can’t make up for last week because you can’t get six points from one game, but we wanted to start the game on the front foot and with intensity. We controlled the game even when we conceded, and in the second half we were really excellent.” 🎙️ Interviewer: “The game felt like a real statement of the team’s strength. Harry, what did the team do particularly well?” 🗣️ Harry Maguire: “I think we started the game really well, but their goal unsettled us a lot. Last week’s defeat was difficult, and when you lose at this club, there’s a lot of noise and it feels like you’re in a crisis again after just one game! After conceding, we lost control for five to ten minutes, but we spoke at half-time, came out and took control again. We know we’re capable of scoring at any moment, and we showed that today. We could have scored even more goals.” 🎙️ Interviewer: “Bruno, how important was your equaliser right before half-time in maintaining that belief?” 🗣️ Bruno Fernandes: “Scoring before half-time is always important, whether it’s to take the lead or to equalise, because it gives you the belief that what you were doing wasn’t completely wrong. As Harry said, we were controlling the game and lost control for five to ten minutes after the goal, but we got back on track. In the second half, after making a few adjustments, we were really excellent.” 🎙️ Interviewer: “Harry, you were involved in the second goal, and there was some debate over whether it was your goal or a handball. What do you think happened?” 🗣️ Harry Maguire: “To be honest, I haven’t watched the replay, so I can’t comment accurately. I know it was a close call, and it certainly wasn’t an intentional handball. I don’t know if the ball actually hit my fingers. My shot was slightly off target, so I think it will unfortunately be given as an own goal! Maybe that’s why it was awarded, because if it had been my goal, they would have ruled it out under the current rules. Luckily, luck was on our side today, and we deserved the win and deserved that bit of fortune.” 🎙️ Interviewer: “Bruno, this is your third hat-trick in a Manchester United shirt. How amazing does it feel?” 🗣️ Bruno Fernandes: “Scoring goals is definitely the best feeling in football, and scoring a hat-trick at Old Trafford in front of our fans is incredible. I’m very proud of it. But the most important thing is always to score to help the team win. I did that today, and hopefully I can score more and help my teammates score as well.” 🎙️ Interviewer: “How important is a result like this as a response to what happened on the opening day?” 🗣️ Harry Maguire: “It’s a very important win. Last week was frustrating; we had prepared throughout pre-season to win against Hull City, but unfortunately we conceded two goals from set pieces and lost. We knew how important today’s game was in front of our fans after being away from Old Trafford for such a long time, and luckily we got the three points. In the end, it’s three points and we move forward. The season is long, and we’ll focus on the next game.” 🎙️ Interviewer: “Harry, would you like to present the award? Bruno is the Player of the Match.” 🗣️ Harry Maguire (jokingly handing over the award): “Another award!” 🏆😅 🗣️ Bruno Fernandes: “Thank you very much, mate.” 🤝❤️

🚨🎥 Full post-match interview with Bruno Fernandes and Harry Maguire after the 5-2 victory over Ipswich Town! 🔴🔥 • Reaction after the disappointing opening game! • Regaining control and showing courage in the second half! • Bruno’s third hat-trick at Old Trafford! 🎩 🎙️ Interviewer: “Congratulations on the win. It looks like a very big victory and your first of the season. How are you feeling?” 🗣️ Bruno Fernandes: “It was definitely a very important and big win for us. We knew we had dropped three points last week, so the aim was to get the three points and put in a great performance for our fans at home in our first game here for a long time. We can’t make up for last week because you can’t get six points from one game, but we wanted to start the game on the front foot and with intensity. We controlled the game even when we conceded, and in the second half we were really excellent.” 🎙️ Interviewer: “The game felt like a real statement of the team’s strength. Harry, what did the team do particularly well?” 🗣️ Harry Maguire: “I think we started the game really well, but their goal unsettled us a lot. Last week’s defeat was difficult, and when you lose at this club, there’s a lot of noise and it feels like you’re in a crisis again after just one game! After conceding, we lost control for five to ten minutes, but we spoke at half-time, came out and took control again. We know we’re capable of scoring at any moment, and we showed that today. We could have scored even more goals.” 🎙️ Interviewer: “Bruno, how important was your equaliser right before half-time in maintaining that belief?” 🗣️ Bruno Fernandes: “Scoring before half-time is always important, whether it’s to take the lead or to equalise, because it gives you the belief that what you were doing wasn’t completely wrong. As Harry said, we were controlling the game and lost control for five to ten minutes after the goal, but we got back on track. In the second half, after making a few adjustments, we were really excellent.” 🎙️ Interviewer: “Harry, you were involved in the second goal, and there was some debate over whether it was your goal or a handball. What do you think happened?” 🗣️ Harry Maguire: “To be honest, I haven’t watched the replay, so I can’t comment accurately. I know it was a close call, and it certainly wasn’t an intentional handball. I don’t know if the ball actually hit my fingers. My shot was slightly off target, so I think it will unfortunately be given as an own goal! Maybe that’s why it was awarded, because if it had been my goal, they would have ruled it out under the current rules. Luckily, luck was on our side today, and we deserved the win and deserved that bit of fortune.” 🎙️ Interviewer: “Bruno, this is your third hat-trick in a Manchester United shirt. How amazing does it feel?” 🗣️ Bruno Fernandes: “Scoring goals is definitely the best feeling in football, and scoring a hat-trick at Old Trafford in front of our fans is incredible. I’m very proud of it. But the most important thing is always to score to help the team win. I did that today, and hopefully I can score more and help my teammates score as well.” 🎙️ Interviewer: “How important is a result like this as a response to what happened on the opening day?” 🗣️ Harry Maguire: “It’s a very important win. Last week was frustrating; we had prepared throughout pre-season to win against Hull City, but unfortunately we conceded two goals from set pieces and lost. We knew how important today’s game was in front of our fans after being away from Old Trafford for such a long time, and luckily we got the three points. In the end, it’s three points and we move forward. The season is long, and we’ll focus on the next game.” 🎙️ Interviewer: “Harry, would you like to present the award? Bruno is the Player of the Match.” 🗣️ Harry Maguire (jokingly handing over the award): “Another award!” 🏆😅 🗣️ Bruno Fernandes: “Thank you very much, mate.” 🤝❤️

The Final Whistle

17,504 次观看 • 26 天前

🚨🎥 Full post-match interview with Martin Odegaard and Ezri Konsa after Arsenal won against Chelsea ! 🎙️ Presenter (to Konsa): “You went a goal down, but to be fair, the team’s reaction was exceptional?” 🗣️ Ezri Konsa: “Yeah, that’s football. These things happen all the time, and the most important thing is how you react and respond. As you know, we put a lot of emphasis on keeping clean sheets here, so conceding was disappointing. But like I said, our reaction was brilliant, and ultimately, the most important thing is getting the three points.” 🎙️ Presenter (to Odegaard): “There was no let-up from the team after going behind, Martin. Was that simply a reaction to the circumstances of the game, or are we seeing that champions’ mentality from last season adding another dimension to what you’re doing?” 🗣️ Martin Odegaard: “That’s our mentality. We always want to keep fighting, and we’ve shown that time and time again. Going a goal down early is obviously not ideal, but the reaction was top-class, as you said. I think we played really well in the first half and could have scored more. We kept going in the second half until we finally got our reward. It was a really, really good performance.” 🎙️ Presenter: “There was a lot of talk before the game about the strength of their attack. If you were in your position, or Saka’s or Havertz’s, you might have felt a little provoked by that. Did you feel you had something to prove today?” 🗣️ Martin Odegaard: “No, not really. To be honest, I didn’t really follow what was being said before the game. But I think we showed our quality today, both with the ball and without it, and the result clearly reflects that.” 🎙️ Presenter: “That’s three goals for you already this season. How much did you enjoy that goal and that almost telepathic understanding between you and Kai Havertz? Is that something you work on?” 🗣️ Martin Odegaard: “Kai is a very intelligent player. He moves really well and attracts the defenders’ attention. When he makes that run in behind, I make my move from deep and I always seem to find myself in space. It was a great goal, and I’m really happy with it.” 🎙️ Presenter: “Why are you smiling like that?” 🗣️ Ezri Konsa (laughing): “I’m always smiling. I’m just a happy person, literally!” 😂 🎙️ Presenter: “To be fair, Martin scored the winning goal, but I don’t think his goal was the moment that got the biggest cheer today. What about that huge challenge on your former teammate? When you start at a new club, you’re looking for a moment like that, aren’t you?” 🗣️ Ezri Konsa: “Yeah, definitely. That moment really got the fans going. It’s one of those challenges where, if you get the timing wrong, it can be disastrous, but when you get it right, the feeling is always amazing. In the second half, we could have controlled the game a bit more, but like Martin said, we were excellent defensively and offensively, created chances, and on another day we could have scored three or four goals.” 🎙️ Presenter: “At what point, after Morgan Rogers’ touch, did you feel you could win the ball from him?” 🗣️ Ezri Konsa: “I felt his first touch was slightly heavy, and I was a bit unsure and hesitant. But I told myself, ‘If I’m going to make the challenge, I’m going all in.’ And that’s exactly what I did!” 🎙️ Presenter: “You certainly did go all in! And now, can you hand over this award with the same amount of energy? The Player of the Match award goes to Martin Odegaard.” 🗣️ Martin Odegaard (laughing as he receives the award): “Yeah, I’ll definitely take that! Thank you!” 🏆😂

🚨🎥 Full post-match interview with Martin Odegaard and Ezri Konsa after Arsenal won against Chelsea ! 🎙️ Presenter (to Konsa): “You went a goal down, but to be fair, the team’s reaction was exceptional?” 🗣️ Ezri Konsa: “Yeah, that’s football. These things happen all the time, and the most important thing is how you react and respond. As you know, we put a lot of emphasis on keeping clean sheets here, so conceding was disappointing. But like I said, our reaction was brilliant, and ultimately, the most important thing is getting the three points.” 🎙️ Presenter (to Odegaard): “There was no let-up from the team after going behind, Martin. Was that simply a reaction to the circumstances of the game, or are we seeing that champions’ mentality from last season adding another dimension to what you’re doing?” 🗣️ Martin Odegaard: “That’s our mentality. We always want to keep fighting, and we’ve shown that time and time again. Going a goal down early is obviously not ideal, but the reaction was top-class, as you said. I think we played really well in the first half and could have scored more. We kept going in the second half until we finally got our reward. It was a really, really good performance.” 🎙️ Presenter: “There was a lot of talk before the game about the strength of their attack. If you were in your position, or Saka’s or Havertz’s, you might have felt a little provoked by that. Did you feel you had something to prove today?” 🗣️ Martin Odegaard: “No, not really. To be honest, I didn’t really follow what was being said before the game. But I think we showed our quality today, both with the ball and without it, and the result clearly reflects that.” 🎙️ Presenter: “That’s three goals for you already this season. How much did you enjoy that goal and that almost telepathic understanding between you and Kai Havertz? Is that something you work on?” 🗣️ Martin Odegaard: “Kai is a very intelligent player. He moves really well and attracts the defenders’ attention. When he makes that run in behind, I make my move from deep and I always seem to find myself in space. It was a great goal, and I’m really happy with it.” 🎙️ Presenter: “Why are you smiling like that?” 🗣️ Ezri Konsa (laughing): “I’m always smiling. I’m just a happy person, literally!” 😂 🎙️ Presenter: “To be fair, Martin scored the winning goal, but I don’t think his goal was the moment that got the biggest cheer today. What about that huge challenge on your former teammate? When you start at a new club, you’re looking for a moment like that, aren’t you?” 🗣️ Ezri Konsa: “Yeah, definitely. That moment really got the fans going. It’s one of those challenges where, if you get the timing wrong, it can be disastrous, but when you get it right, the feeling is always amazing. In the second half, we could have controlled the game a bit more, but like Martin said, we were excellent defensively and offensively, created chances, and on another day we could have scored three or four goals.” 🎙️ Presenter: “At what point, after Morgan Rogers’ touch, did you feel you could win the ball from him?” 🗣️ Ezri Konsa: “I felt his first touch was slightly heavy, and I was a bit unsure and hesitant. But I told myself, ‘If I’m going to make the challenge, I’m going all in.’ And that’s exactly what I did!” 🎙️ Presenter: “You certainly did go all in! And now, can you hand over this award with the same amount of energy? The Player of the Match award goes to Martin Odegaard.” 🗣️ Martin Odegaard (laughing as he receives the award): “Yeah, I’ll definitely take that! Thank you!” 🏆😂

The Final Whistle

778,288 次观看 • 19 天前

The Sufi Dance - Whirling Dervishes, an important cultural and spiritual tradition among the Sufi group. Besides, this dance is a significant attraction to visitors and other outsiders because, to them, watching Turkish dancers spin is breathtaking. However, Rumi’s whirling dervishes is not just a source of entertainment for the devoted members of the Mevlevi Order of Islam. To them, whirling and spinning is a customary meditation practice. It is also a worship ceremony that aims to reach Karma, the source of all perfection. The dance is unique to dervishes because they let go of their ego and personal desires to get involved fully in the music. It seems easy to do when watching, but you need a lot of practice to be an expert. There is a long history of the origin of the whirling dervishes. The Mevlevi Order, a Sufi order whose origin is in Konya, was founded by followers of Muhammad Balkhi Rumi (Mevlana Celaddiin-i Rumi). Rumi was a Persian poet in 13th Century AD and an Islam theologian. The Mevlevis remembered their God by whirling. Whirling is moving in a circular motion in speed and force, resembling the Mevlevis dance. Dervish is another name for the Mevlevis Order. Therefore, since dervish danced by whirling, the dancers were called whirling dervishes. The Mevlevi Order was established 750 years ago, and its traditions are mostly related to the teachings of Rumi. Rumi’s other name is Mevlana, the most celebrated poet in Turkey and Iran. He is also respected in Sufi Islam. The Sema ceremony was characterized by the whirling and spinning dance, a characteristic of a Whirling Dervish. The dancers’ goal was to achieve a state of Sufism, which gives them inner power and peace to connect with the world. Whirling Dervishes was introduced 700 years ago by the Mevlevi Order of Islam, which was established by Rumi’s son, Sultan Veled, with help of Husameddin Chelebi. Sultan was an excellent leader of the Mevlevi Order, and his extraordinary leadership saw its growth and spread to other cities. For example, Mevlevi spread to countries like Syria, Egypt, Lebanon and Palestine. Before his death, Rumi met Shams al-Din of Tabriz, a mystic who changed his life. According to him, the mystic was a representative of perfection, and although he had a devoted group of followers, he started following Shams. Rumi’s students and followers watched him ditch his values and rituals in disbelief to follow Shams al-Din’s. They were angry and attempted to break the mystic’s hold over Rumi. The students succeeded by killing Shams al-Din in 1247, which affected Rumi and went into mourning. At the end of his mourning period, Rumi introduced new ideas about celebrating God’s love. And that was the birth of Sema ceremonies. The Dervishes dance in long white gowns and full skirts and cover their heads with tall hats. When they cast the tunic off during the ceremony, it is an indication that they are turning their backs on the world to draw closer to God. The sheikh of the dervish lodge wears a waist-length woolen jacket to represent Islamic law. The conical hat, which can be brown, grey, or black, represents the tombstones of their egos. In the early years of the Mevlevi Order, men and women gathered to pray, share spiritual conversations, and whirl together. Later, the men started isolating the women to dance separately, forming their groups. Things have changed, and today, only men can be whirling dervishes according to traditions. However, some places like Istanbul allow women to dance with men. 🎥© karabasivelidergahi (IG) #archaeohistories

The Sufi Dance - Whirling Dervishes, an important cultural and spiritual tradition among the Sufi group. Besides, this dance is a significant attraction to visitors and other outsiders because, to them, watching Turkish dancers spin is breathtaking. However, Rumi’s whirling dervishes is not just a source of entertainment for the devoted members of the Mevlevi Order of Islam. To them, whirling and spinning is a customary meditation practice. It is also a worship ceremony that aims to reach Karma, the source of all perfection. The dance is unique to dervishes because they let go of their ego and personal desires to get involved fully in the music. It seems easy to do when watching, but you need a lot of practice to be an expert. There is a long history of the origin of the whirling dervishes. The Mevlevi Order, a Sufi order whose origin is in Konya, was founded by followers of Muhammad Balkhi Rumi (Mevlana Celaddiin-i Rumi). Rumi was a Persian poet in 13th Century AD and an Islam theologian. The Mevlevis remembered their God by whirling. Whirling is moving in a circular motion in speed and force, resembling the Mevlevis dance. Dervish is another name for the Mevlevis Order. Therefore, since dervish danced by whirling, the dancers were called whirling dervishes. The Mevlevi Order was established 750 years ago, and its traditions are mostly related to the teachings of Rumi. Rumi’s other name is Mevlana, the most celebrated poet in Turkey and Iran. He is also respected in Sufi Islam. The Sema ceremony was characterized by the whirling and spinning dance, a characteristic of a Whirling Dervish. The dancers’ goal was to achieve a state of Sufism, which gives them inner power and peace to connect with the world. Whirling Dervishes was introduced 700 years ago by the Mevlevi Order of Islam, which was established by Rumi’s son, Sultan Veled, with help of Husameddin Chelebi. Sultan was an excellent leader of the Mevlevi Order, and his extraordinary leadership saw its growth and spread to other cities. For example, Mevlevi spread to countries like Syria, Egypt, Lebanon and Palestine. Before his death, Rumi met Shams al-Din of Tabriz, a mystic who changed his life. According to him, the mystic was a representative of perfection, and although he had a devoted group of followers, he started following Shams. Rumi’s students and followers watched him ditch his values and rituals in disbelief to follow Shams al-Din’s. They were angry and attempted to break the mystic’s hold over Rumi. The students succeeded by killing Shams al-Din in 1247, which affected Rumi and went into mourning. At the end of his mourning period, Rumi introduced new ideas about celebrating God’s love. And that was the birth of Sema ceremonies. The Dervishes dance in long white gowns and full skirts and cover their heads with tall hats. When they cast the tunic off during the ceremony, it is an indication that they are turning their backs on the world to draw closer to God. The sheikh of the dervish lodge wears a waist-length woolen jacket to represent Islamic law. The conical hat, which can be brown, grey, or black, represents the tombstones of their egos. In the early years of the Mevlevi Order, men and women gathered to pray, share spiritual conversations, and whirl together. Later, the men started isolating the women to dance separately, forming their groups. Things have changed, and today, only men can be whirling dervishes according to traditions. However, some places like Istanbul allow women to dance with men. 🎥© karabasivelidergahi (IG) #archaeohistories

Archaeo - Histories

28,361 次观看 • 1 年前

Thoughts on “real” training: Unfortunately, military, law enforcement, and civilians still find themselves shooting, quite slowly, different sized dots at 5 yards, nearly always while standing in front of the target before going dry and conducting a comedic / exaggerated / inefficient reload and finishing with a good (albeit rehearsed) scan of their local firing range. Or dumping a mag on a VTAC and admiring their group after a 2 yard walk. Shooting while moving must be conducted mostly while doing CQB with slow pies or it doesn’t translate to combat. Don’t forget up drills. Quite tactical. Allegedly. Let’s pause here. Imagine for a second if an NFL wide receiver trained roughly the same but for his requirements. Said receiver only trains receptions by catching balls thrown slowly and directly at him. He scans for defenders post catch, every time or he’ll never see them in a game. Speaking of which, he only practices sprinting is when he is running plays. If he sprints without running a play, it’ll most certainly lead to bad habits. As a matter of fact, it doesn’t really matter how fast he can move or how high he can jump, as long as he knows the playbook he’ll most certainly outwit his opponents. Best to keep skill development slow, smooth, and safe so it doesn’t negatively impact his strategy. Absurd. Pretend now it’s 4th down, 4th quarter. Down by 3, out of field goal range. The quarterback puts the pigskin into the sky in an act of desperation right into a stacked secondary. But this receiver has been training his hard skills. Speed, agility, hand eye coordination with progressive overload and a plan. He is a fast, real fast. 39” vertical, allegedly. No playbook here. Just raw physics and experience. Cut left, jump. Catch. Touchdown. You can’t have a playbook for every contingency. In those situations you have to leverage skills. Indeed, hard skills should represent the majority of all training. For shooting, how fast and accurately can you shoot? Can you do it while moving? How fast can you move? Transition between targets? How automatic can you make it? How quickly can you move your trigger without disturbing your sights? Does the gun return naturally? Ditch the scripted theater; embrace the grind of progressive overload. Figure out how and what to train. Otherwise, you’re not preparing; you’re pretending. Remember, skills then tactics. (“Not real” training footage captured below)

Thoughts on “real” training: Unfortunately, military, law enforcement, and civilians still find themselves shooting, quite slowly, different sized dots at 5 yards, nearly always while standing in front of the target before going dry and conducting a comedic / exaggerated / inefficient reload and finishing with a good (albeit rehearsed) scan of their local firing range. Or dumping a mag on a VTAC and admiring their group after a 2 yard walk. Shooting while moving must be conducted mostly while doing CQB with slow pies or it doesn’t translate to combat. Don’t forget up drills. Quite tactical. Allegedly. Let’s pause here. Imagine for a second if an NFL wide receiver trained roughly the same but for his requirements. Said receiver only trains receptions by catching balls thrown slowly and directly at him. He scans for defenders post catch, every time or he’ll never see them in a game. Speaking of which, he only practices sprinting is when he is running plays. If he sprints without running a play, it’ll most certainly lead to bad habits. As a matter of fact, it doesn’t really matter how fast he can move or how high he can jump, as long as he knows the playbook he’ll most certainly outwit his opponents. Best to keep skill development slow, smooth, and safe so it doesn’t negatively impact his strategy. Absurd. Pretend now it’s 4th down, 4th quarter. Down by 3, out of field goal range. The quarterback puts the pigskin into the sky in an act of desperation right into a stacked secondary. But this receiver has been training his hard skills. Speed, agility, hand eye coordination with progressive overload and a plan. He is a fast, real fast. 39” vertical, allegedly. No playbook here. Just raw physics and experience. Cut left, jump. Catch. Touchdown. You can’t have a playbook for every contingency. In those situations you have to leverage skills. Indeed, hard skills should represent the majority of all training. For shooting, how fast and accurately can you shoot? Can you do it while moving? How fast can you move? Transition between targets? How automatic can you make it? How quickly can you move your trigger without disturbing your sights? Does the gun return naturally? Ditch the scripted theater; embrace the grind of progressive overload. Figure out how and what to train. Otherwise, you’re not preparing; you’re pretending. Remember, skills then tactics. (“Not real” training footage captured below)

Jesse Cinco

48,243 次观看 • 7 个月前

The man who built America's surveillance backbone just made a move nobody is talking about. And nobody is asking what it actually means. 🚨 🚨 🚨 PETER THIEL RELOCATED HIS FAMILY TO ARGENTINA AND IS HOSTING DINNERS ABOUT THE ANTICHRIST WITH LOCAL ECONOMISTS 🚨 🚨 🚨 The co-founder of PayPal. The architect of Palantir — the software that runs inside the CIA, the NSA, and the Pentagon. A man with access to intelligence most people will never see. He bought a $12,000,000 mansion in Buenos Aires' most exclusive neighborhood. Enrolled his children in Argentine schools. Met with President Javier Milei multiple times at Casa Rosada over the past two months. THE IDEOLOGY: → Thiel has spent years funding and promoting the Dark Enlightenment — the neo-reactionary movement that argues democracy should be replaced by corporate CEO-style governance → Curtis Yarvin, the movement's architect, has been in Thiel's orbit for over a decade → Argentina under Milei — gutted institutions, slashed state, weakened regulatory frameworks — is the closest thing to a live Dark Enlightenment experiment that currently exists on Earth → Thiel has described it as a potential "testing ground" for what corporate-governed societies actually look like → He obtained New Zealand citizenship in 2011 after spending just 12 days there — a documented pattern of acquiring exit options before they're needed → He delivered a four-part off-the-record Antichrist lecture series: San Francisco, Paris, Rome — September 2025 through March 2026 → He is now hosting Antichrist dinners with Argentine economists in Buenos Aires → This is not a hobby. For Thiel, apocalyptic thinking is strategic framing for what he believes comes next THE SIGNAL: → A $12,000,000 mansion → Children enrolled in local schools → Multiple private meetings with a sitting head of state → A dinner series on the collapse of civilization with the country's economic class THE MATH: → Palantir's largest customer: the US government → Thiel's access level: classified intelligence across CIA, NSA, Pentagon targeting systems → His prior exit: New Zealand citizenship acquired in 12 days, years before he needed it → His current move: family relocated, children enrolled, meetings with Milei ongoing Read that again. 💀 The man who powers America's war machine decided a country with weakened institutions and a libertarian-experimenter president is a safer bet than the United States 💀 He isn't just visiting — his children are in Argentine schools 💀 The last time he acquired a citizenship in a distant country in under two weeks, it turned out to be an exit strategy ⚠️ Thiel is not an ideological hobbyist — he funds movements he believes will restructure civilization ⚠️ Argentina's current governance environment is specifically what Dark Enlightenment theory says a post-democratic society should look like ⚠️ He has now delivered the same Antichrist lecture series on three continents in eight months They're showing you a tech billionaire taking an exotic vacation. They're NOT showing you that the man who literally built the infrastructure of American state surveillance just moved his family to a country he has been meeting with privately, that matches his published ideology for what post-democratic governance should look like, while hosting dinner series about civilizational collapse. You don't relocate your children to a country and enroll them in schools for a vacation. You don't meet privately with a head of state multiple times for sightseeing. You don't host Antichrist dinners with a country's economists unless you're planning to stay long enough for it to matter. Process that. Most people won't see this. RT to change that. 🔥 I'll keep you updated. Turn on notifications. 🚨

The man who built America's surveillance backbone just made a move nobody is talking about. And nobody is asking what it actually means. 🚨 🚨 🚨 PETER THIEL RELOCATED HIS FAMILY TO ARGENTINA AND IS HOSTING DINNERS ABOUT THE ANTICHRIST WITH LOCAL ECONOMISTS 🚨 🚨 🚨 The co-founder of PayPal. The architect of Palantir — the software that runs inside the CIA, the NSA, and the Pentagon. A man with access to intelligence most people will never see. He bought a $12,000,000 mansion in Buenos Aires' most exclusive neighborhood. Enrolled his children in Argentine schools. Met with President Javier Milei multiple times at Casa Rosada over the past two months. THE IDEOLOGY: → Thiel has spent years funding and promoting the Dark Enlightenment — the neo-reactionary movement that argues democracy should be replaced by corporate CEO-style governance → Curtis Yarvin, the movement's architect, has been in Thiel's orbit for over a decade → Argentina under Milei — gutted institutions, slashed state, weakened regulatory frameworks — is the closest thing to a live Dark Enlightenment experiment that currently exists on Earth → Thiel has described it as a potential "testing ground" for what corporate-governed societies actually look like → He obtained New Zealand citizenship in 2011 after spending just 12 days there — a documented pattern of acquiring exit options before they're needed → He delivered a four-part off-the-record Antichrist lecture series: San Francisco, Paris, Rome — September 2025 through March 2026 → He is now hosting Antichrist dinners with Argentine economists in Buenos Aires → This is not a hobby. For Thiel, apocalyptic thinking is strategic framing for what he believes comes next THE SIGNAL: → A $12,000,000 mansion → Children enrolled in local schools → Multiple private meetings with a sitting head of state → A dinner series on the collapse of civilization with the country's economic class THE MATH: → Palantir's largest customer: the US government → Thiel's access level: classified intelligence across CIA, NSA, Pentagon targeting systems → His prior exit: New Zealand citizenship acquired in 12 days, years before he needed it → His current move: family relocated, children enrolled, meetings with Milei ongoing Read that again. 💀 The man who powers America's war machine decided a country with weakened institutions and a libertarian-experimenter president is a safer bet than the United States 💀 He isn't just visiting — his children are in Argentine schools 💀 The last time he acquired a citizenship in a distant country in under two weeks, it turned out to be an exit strategy ⚠️ Thiel is not an ideological hobbyist — he funds movements he believes will restructure civilization ⚠️ Argentina's current governance environment is specifically what Dark Enlightenment theory says a post-democratic society should look like ⚠️ He has now delivered the same Antichrist lecture series on three continents in eight months They're showing you a tech billionaire taking an exotic vacation. They're NOT showing you that the man who literally built the infrastructure of American state surveillance just moved his family to a country he has been meeting with privately, that matches his published ideology for what post-democratic governance should look like, while hosting dinner series about civilizational collapse. You don't relocate your children to a country and enroll them in schools for a vacation. You don't meet privately with a head of state multiple times for sightseeing. You don't host Antichrist dinners with a country's economists unless you're planning to stay long enough for it to matter. Process that. Most people won't see this. RT to change that. 🔥 I'll keep you updated. Turn on notifications. 🚨

Trinity

28,211 次观看 • 3 个月前