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LAWD FADDA
@HommieKay
Filming | Photography | Alchemy In Motion Pronouns: Don/Dada I only invoked what you already knew. https://t.co/8SCOhbvF5i
In the center of the center. Katılım Aralık 2011
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Conservatives when they finally get a chance to shrink the government:
Auron MacIntyre@AuronMacintyre
The libertarian realization is that the state is a robber compelling action with a gun The reactionary realization is that the state is never going anywhere, so you might as well be the one holding the gun
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The libertarian realization is that the state is a robber compelling action with a gun
The reactionary realization is that the state is never going anywhere, so you might as well be the one holding the gun
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I love Kerala's Terracotta tile roofs style at varying slopes.
I witnessed some beautiful architecture when I was there a few years ago and it all reflects the climate, the people and the land in great harmony.
It is, as they say, God's country.
SHAV★@shavnyuy
I said Kerala has some of the best & also most beautifully documented residential architecture. Here is Friday’s proof. Aangan. Kerala, India. Designed by Vriksha Architects. Terracotta tile roof at varying slopes. Exposed red brick. Local Bangalore stone. Cobblestone entrance laid in a circular pattern. The central courtyard designed around an existing jackfruit tree, the tree was there first and the house was built around it. Deep verandahs that combine the garden and the entrance. A formal living area designed as an outdoor pavilion so neighbours and family can gather. Every window and opening positioned to pull Kerala’s natural ventilation through the house. Nothing fights the climate. Everything works with it. This is not a rich man’s experiment. This is a documented, repeatable architectural tradition that Kerala has refined for decades; brick, timber, terracotta, stone, courtyard, verandah. The same materials and the same logic that could build a beautiful home anywhere in tropical Africa. The knowledge exists. The question is when we start using it. Architect: Vriksha Architects | Kerala, India
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@shavnyuy I love Kerala's Terracotta tile roofs style at varying slopes.
I witnessed some beautiful architecture when I was there a few years ago and it all reflects the climate, the people and the land in great harmony.
It is, as they say, God's country.
English
I said Kerala has some of the best & also most beautifully documented residential architecture. Here is Friday’s proof.
Aangan. Kerala, India. Designed by Vriksha Architects.
Terracotta tile roof at varying slopes. Exposed red brick. Local Bangalore stone. Cobblestone entrance laid in a circular pattern. The central courtyard designed around an existing jackfruit tree, the tree was there first and the house was built around it.
Deep verandahs that combine the garden and the entrance. A formal living area designed as an outdoor pavilion so neighbours and family can gather. Every window and opening positioned to pull Kerala’s natural ventilation through the house.
Nothing fights the climate. Everything works with it.
This is not a rich man’s experiment. This is a documented, repeatable architectural tradition that Kerala has refined for decades; brick, timber, terracotta, stone, courtyard, verandah. The same materials and the same logic that could build a beautiful home anywhere in tropical Africa.
The knowledge exists. The question is when we start using it.
Architect: Vriksha Architects | Kerala, India
SHAV★@shavnyuy
Kerala has some of the best documented residential architecture. I have proof.
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Bengaluru is one of the most densely built cities in India. This family refused to let that be an excuse.
The facade curves and folds to carve a garden into the building itself. Not on the roof. Not in the backyard. Suspended inside the facade at every level, filtering air, pulling light deep into the interior, cooling the microclimate floor by floor.
The terracotta skin is not decoration. It references the earth tones of South Indian vernacular architecture while managing heat gain on a west-facing urban plot.
6,900 square feet. A family that wanted greenery and openness in a city that offers neither easily. The building gave them both without leaving the street.
📍 Bengaluru, India
🏛 Cadence Architects
📷 Atik Bheda
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time and time again you'll be reminded by the universe that the only meaningful needle moving metric on "saving the world" is the expansion and deepening of your consciousness, of your connection with god.
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The algo finally put me in gardening twitter, couldn't be happier
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A Geração Z está preferindo perceber a vacuidade de todos os fenômenos em vez de fazer sexo
Indie 505@Indie5051
La Generación Z está prefiere dormir en vez de tener sexo
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being in the hospital emergency room makes me want to triple down on my sadhana / spirtual practice.
the anguish of a lifetime spent vacillating between avoiding pain and chasing pleasure becomes so painfully obvious on an old person's face, facing death.
a lifetime of identifying with the mind-body. a prison without walls.
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Very good karma and extreme claustrophobia from being trapped in samsara.
Consciousness@Consciouzness
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@HommieKay I remember being in a studio and realizing that my body was the instrument, with 0 music experience, and ppl looked at me like I was wild lol
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@itsnottanvirr that's an intuitive and a real ass thought, I would've dapped you up man fck those ppl 😂
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picture a society where 1984, Brave New World, Fahrenheit 451 are required readings if you wanna join the military or police force
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refuse to listen to your body and your body will stop everything and force you to listen
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