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Been There Done That – celebrating gay icons & dykons

Been There Done That – celebrating gay icons &amp; dykons

Been There Done That

Rooted in The Huntington's substantial collection of Mormon history materials, this conference commemorates the 200th anniversary of Joseph Smith's proclaimed First Vision experience.

The First Vision of Joseph Smith, Jr.: 200 Years On

Kura-kura

Hadtörténelem, Hagyományőrzés, Biztonságpolitika

Hadak Útján

一个人使自己成为自己，比什么都重要。
——弗吉尼亚伍尔夫《一间自己的屋子》

一个人使自己成为自己，比什么都重要。 ——弗吉尼亚伍尔夫《一间自己的屋子》

一间自己的屋子

V dramatičnih epizodah trije mulci raziskujejo globine interneta za najbolj sočne zgodbe. V vlogi voditelja se menjajo, celo kolobarijo, bi lahko rekli, Mark, Sebastian in Miha.

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Bem-vindo ao DAVI CAST o podcast que desperta sua curiosidade com fatos interessantes sobre cultura, história e curiosidades do mundo. Apresentado por Davi Energia, é um espaço relaxado para explorar mistérios do passado, influências culturais e histórias que surpreendem de forma leve e envolvente. Nossa missão é conectar o que aconteceu no tempo com o que vivemos hoje, incentivando você a refletir e descobrir mais, com uma abordagem tranquila e acessível que torna o aprendizado prazeroso. Acompanhe todo dia, às 9h da manhã, com 2 episódios nos principais players de áudio como Apple Podcasts.

DAVI CAST

主要是介绍一下俄国的戏剧史，有兴趣的伙伴们可以听一听～戏剧艺术和电影艺术都是很有意思的，戏剧艺术的核心是表演艺术，本次主要是为大家介绍俄国的戏剧，毕竟俄国戏剧还是出了像斯坦尼斯拉夫斯基这样的人物的～了解戏剧的人也会知道，当今世界的俄国戏剧，在全世界也是数一数二的。

主要是介绍一下俄国的戏剧史，有兴趣的伙伴们可以听一听～戏剧艺术和电影艺术都是很有意思的，戏剧艺术的核心是表演艺术，本次主要是为大家介绍俄国的戏剧，毕竟俄国戏剧还是出了像斯坦尼斯拉夫斯基这样的人物的～了解戏剧的人也会知道，当今世界的俄国戏剧，在全世界也是数一数二的。

主要是介绍一下俄国的戏剧史，有兴趣的伙伴们可以听一听～戏剧艺术和电影艺术都是很有意思的，戏剧艺术的核心是表演艺术，本次主要是为大家介绍俄国的戏剧，毕竟俄国戏剧还是出了像斯坦尼斯拉夫斯基这样的人物的～了解戏剧的人也会知道，当今世界的俄国戏剧，在全世界也是数一数二的。

俄国戏剧史概要

Do you like history? Do you like conspiracy? Do you enjoy a good story? This is your podcast!

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ย้อนเวลาหาวัยรุ่นยุค 1970 กับวัยรุ่นอายุเกือบ 70 ศาสตราจารย์พิเศษ ธงทอง จันทรางศุ

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领导力心理学是以心理学为基础、以管理应用为实践、以组织实验为依托，塑造管理者领导魅力的学科；重新审视管理者的误区，突破管理瓶颈，改善管理氛围；培养管理工作中让别人说“是” 的能力-----让否定、拒绝、抵抗、放弃变成认同、接纳、支持、执行；应用于领导、管理、沟通、团队、策划、营销等诸多领域。

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领导力心理学是以心理学为基础、以管理应用为实践、以组织实验为依托，塑造管理者领导魅力的学科；重新审视管理者的误区，突破管理瓶颈，改善管理氛围；培养管理工作中让别人说“是” 的能力-----让否定、拒绝、抵抗、放弃变成认同、接纳、支持、执行；应用于领导、管理、沟通、团队、策划、营销等诸多领域。 了解社群请+V：353633152

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关于《诗经》：<blockquote style="font-size:14px;margin:10px 0px;color:rgb(102, 102, 102);border-left:5px solid rgb(232, 232, 232);padding-left:15px;">※《诗经》，是中国古代诗歌的开端，最早的一部诗歌总集，收集了西周初年至春秋中叶（前11世纪至前6世纪）的诗歌，共311篇，其中6篇为笙诗，即只有标题，没有内容，称为笙诗六篇，反映了周初至周晚期约五百年间的社会面貌。</blockquote><blockquote style="font-size:14px;margin:10px 0px;color:rgb(102, 102, 102);border-left:5px solid rgb(232, 232, 232);padding-left:15px;">※《诗经》的作者佚名，绝大部分已经无法考证，传为尹吉甫采集、孔子编订。《诗经》在先秦时期称为《诗》，或取其整数称《诗三百》。西汉时被尊为儒家经典，始称《诗经》，并沿用至今。</blockquote><blockquote style="font-size:14px;margin:10px 0px;color:rgb(102, 102, 102);border-left:5px solid rgb(232, 232, 232);padding-left:15px;">※《诗经》在内容上分为《风》《雅》《颂》三个部分。手法上分为《赋》《比》《兴》。《风》是周代各地的歌谣；《雅》是周人的正声雅乐，又分《小雅》和《大雅》；《颂》是周王庭和贵族宗庙祭祀的乐歌，又分为《周颂》《鲁颂》和《商颂》。</blockquote><blockquote style="font-size:14px;margin:10px 0px;color:rgb(102, 102, 102);border-left:5px solid rgb(232, 232, 232);padding-left:15px;">※孔子曾说“兴于《诗》”“《诗》三百，一言以蔽之，曰：思无邪。”，先秦诸子中，引用《诗经》者颇多，如孟子、荀子、墨子、庄子、韩非子等人在说理论证时，多引述《诗经》中的句子。《左传》亦多引诗为据。至汉武帝时，《诗经》被儒家奉为经典，为《五经》之一。 </blockquote>关于字音：<blockquote style="font-size:14px;margin:10px 0px;color:rgb(102, 102, 102);border-left:5px solid rgb(232, 232, 232);padding-left:15px;">以《古代汉语词典》上的注音为准以权威出版社“中华书局”出版的《四书五经》中标注的读音为参考</blockquote>主播的话：<blockquote style="font-size:14px;margin:10px 0px;color:rgb(102, 102, 102);border-left:5px solid rgb(232, 232, 232);padding-left:15px;">1、主播一直在学习，力求把每个字读对读准。专辑已完结，如有读错的，会重录替换。2、文本选择繁体字版，古文古字更有韵味，放在每首诗的简介处；3、评论区放该首诗的简析，以供大家参考；4、大家有疑问可以发在评论区讨论，因为《诗经》年代久远，流派较多，众说纷纭，最终还是会以《古代汉语词典》上的注音为准，以权威出版社“中华书局”出版的《四书五经》中标注的读音为主要参考，以其他权威出版社的标注为次要参考；5、求个关注↓↓↓这对我真的很重要，拜托！</blockquote>

关于《诗经》：※《诗经》，是中国古代诗歌的开端，最早的一部诗歌总集，收集了西周初年至春秋中叶（前11世纪至前6世纪）的诗歌，共311篇，其中6篇为笙诗，即只有标题，没有内容，称为笙诗六篇，反映了周初至周晚期约五百年间的社会面貌。※《诗经》的作者佚名，绝大部分已经无法考证，传为尹吉甫采集、孔子编订。《诗经》在先秦时期称为《诗》，或取其整数称《诗三百》。西汉时被尊为儒家经典，始称《诗经》，并沿用至今。※《诗经》在内容上分为《风》《雅》《颂》三个部分。手法上分为《赋》《比》《兴》。《风》是周代各地的歌谣；《雅》是周人的正声雅乐，又分《小雅》和《大雅》；《颂》是周王庭和贵族宗庙祭祀的乐歌，又分为《周颂》《鲁颂》和《商颂》。※孔子曾说“兴于《诗》”“《诗》三百，一言以蔽之，曰：思无邪。”，先秦诸子中，引用《诗经》者颇多，如孟子、荀子、墨子、庄子、韩非子等人在说理论证时，多引述《诗经》中的句子。《左传》亦多引诗为据。至汉武帝时，《诗经》被儒家奉为经典，为《五经》之一。关于字音：以《古代汉语词典》上的注音为准以权威出版社“中华书局”出版的《四书五经》中标注的读音为参考主播的话：1、主播一直在学习，力求把每个字读对读准。专辑已完结，如有读错的，会重录替换。2、文本选择繁体字版，古文古字更有韵味，放在每首诗的简介处；3、评论区放该首诗的简析，以供大家参考；4、大家有疑问可以发在评论区讨论，因为《诗经》年代久远，流派较多，众说纷纭，最终还是会以《古代汉语词典》上的注音为准，以权威出版社“中华书局”出版的《四书五经》中标注的读音为主要参考，以其他权威出版社的标注为次要参考；5、求个关注↓↓↓这对我真的很重要，拜托！

关于《诗经》：※《诗经》，是中国古代诗歌的开端，最早的一部诗歌总集，收集了西周初年至春秋中叶（前11世纪至前6世纪）的诗歌，共311篇，其中6篇为笙诗，即只有标题，没有内容，称为笙诗六篇，反映了周初至周晚期约五百年间的社会面貌。※《诗经》的作者佚名，绝大部分已经无法考证，传为尹吉甫采集、孔子编订。《诗经》在先秦时期称为《诗》，或取其整数称《诗三百》。西汉时被尊为儒家经典，始称《诗经》，并沿用至今。※《诗经》在内容上分为《风》《雅》《颂》三个部分。手法上分为《赋》《比》《兴》。《风》是周代各地的歌谣；《雅》是周人的正声雅乐，又分《小雅》和《大雅》；《颂》是周王庭和贵族宗庙祭祀的乐歌，又分为《周颂》《鲁颂》和《商颂》。※孔子曾说“兴于《诗》”“《诗》三百，一言以蔽之，曰：思无邪。”，先秦诸子中，引用《诗经》者颇多，如孟子、荀子、墨子、庄子、韩非子等人在说理论证时，多引述《诗经》中的句子。《左传》亦多引诗为据。至汉武帝时，《诗经》被儒家奉为经典，为《五经》之一。 关于字音：以《古代汉语词典》上的注音为准以权威出版社“中华书局”出版的《四书五经》中标注的读音为参考主播的话：1、主播一直在学习，力求把每个字读对读准。专辑已完结，如有读错的，会重录替换。2、文本选择繁体字版，古文古字更有韵味，放在每首诗的简介处；3、评论区放该首诗的简析，以供大家参考；4、大家有疑问可以发在评论区讨论，因为《诗经》年代久远，流派较多，众说纷纭，最终还是会以《古代汉语词典》上的注音为准，以权威出版社“中华书局”出版的《四书五经》中标注的读音为主要参考，以其他权威出版社的标注为次要参考；5、求个关注↓↓↓这对我真的很重要，拜托！

诗经丨原文

Wist je dat er ook een Oostende bestaat aan de andere kant van de wereld? 

Ostende (met één o) is een Argentijnse kuststad, opgericht door een Belgische absint-handelaar uit Bergen met grote dromen, maar geen flauw idee waar hij aan begon. Eva Moeraert ging het afgelopen jaar de winter en de zomer in Ostende Argentinië beleven en maakte meer dan een geschiedenispodcast. Het gaat over verhalen vertellen, dromen najagen, over de aantrekkingskracht van de zee en over het verzanden van grootse plannen.

In samenwerking met de stad Oostende, het VAF en het Viejo Hotel Ostende

Wist je dat er ook een Oostende bestaat aan de andere kant van de wereld? Ostende (met één o) is een Argentijnse kuststad, opgericht door een Belgische absint-handelaar uit Bergen met grote dromen, maar geen flauw idee waar hij aan begon. Eva Moeraert ging het afgelopen jaar de winter en de zomer in Ostende Argentinië beleven en maakte meer dan een geschiedenispodcast. Het gaat over verhalen vertellen, dromen najagen, over de aantrekkingskracht van de zee en over het verzanden van grootse plannen. In samenwerking met de stad Oostende, het VAF en het Viejo Hotel Ostende

Oostende met één o

Engineer Alasdair Stewart and guests&nbsp; talk trains, technology and infrastructure at historic, minor and quirky railways from around the world... The ‘Making Tracks’ podcast is a blatant excuse for railway enthusiast Alasdair to spend more time talking to other track and&nbsp; infrastructure experts and take a deep dive into Heritage Railway projects world-wide. From Civil Engineering Manager for the Welsh Highland Railway reconstruction, completing the final twelve mile phase from Rhyd Ddu to Porthmadog, to bridge construction on HS2, a theme park railway in South Korea and Mail Rail in London, Alasdair Stewart has built a reputation on having much more than a one track mind!

Engineer Alasdair Stewart and guests  talk trains, technology and infrastructure at historic, minor and quirky railways from around the world... The ‘Making Tracks’ podcast is a blatant excuse for railway enthusiast Alasdair to spend more time talking to other track and  infrastructure experts and take a deep dive into Heritage Railway projects world-wide. From Civil Engineering Manager for the Welsh Highland Railway reconstruction, completing the final twelve mile phase from Rhyd Ddu to Porthmadog, to bridge construction on HS2, a theme park railway in South Korea and Mail Rail in London, Alasdair Stewart has built a reputation on having much more than a one track mind!

Making Tracks Railway Podcast

Two Australian dudes talking about tanks over beers!

Totally Tanked Podcast

Welcome to Are We Witches? A podcast for the witch-curious and the skeptical, hosted by two witches-in-training, Lisa Marmur and Sarah Drummond. We’re two friends diving headfirst into the enchanting world of modern witchcraft for the very first time. Together, we’ll explore magical realms, learn how to charge crystals, brew a little mischief, and maybe even tell the future. We have no idea what we’re doing (yet), but we’re here to document the journey—warts and all.&nbsp; Our quest will take us through the history of witchcraft, unpacking its feminist, divine, beautiful, and problematic aspects. By understanding how magic shaped the world, we hope to uncover where magic still thrives today. If magic is real, we’re here to find it. So, are we witches? Are you? Join us every second Tuesday by the cauldron as we brew up some tea and see where the magic takes us. We couldn’t do it without you. Because, after all, it takes a village to raise a witch.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Welcome to Are We Witches? A podcast for the witch-curious and the skeptical, hosted by two witches-in-training, Lisa Marmur and Sarah Drummond. We’re two friends diving headfirst into the enchanting world of modern witchcraft for the very first time. Together, we’ll explore magical realms, learn how to charge crystals, brew a little mischief, and maybe even tell the future. We have no idea what we’re doing (yet), but we’re here to document the journey—warts and all.  Our quest will take us through the history of witchcraft, unpacking its feminist, divine, beautiful, and problematic aspects. By understanding how magic shaped the world, we hope to uncover where magic still thrives today. If magic is real, we’re here to find it. So, are we witches? Are you? Join us every second Tuesday by the cauldron as we brew up some tea and see where the magic takes us. We couldn’t do it without you. Because, after all, it takes a village to raise a witch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Are We Witches? A podcast for the witch-curious and the skeptical, hosted by two witches-in-training, Lisa Marmur and Sarah Drummond. We’re two friends diving headfirst into the enchanting world of modern witchcraft for the very first time. Together, we’ll explore magical realms, learn how to charge crystals, brew a little mischief, and maybe even tell the future. We have no idea what we’re doing (yet), but we’re here to document the journey—warts and all.&nbsp; Our quest will take us through the history of witchcraft, unpacking its feminist, divine, beautiful, and problematic aspects. By understanding how magic shaped the world, we hope to uncover where magic still thrives today. If magic is real, we’re here to find it. So, are we witches? Are you? Join us every second Tuesday by the cauldron as we brew up some tea and see where the magic takes us. We couldn’t do it without you. Because, after all, it takes a village to raise a witch. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Are We Witches?

Spans from the 18th century to the present day, encompassing events like the Industrial Revolution, the World Wars, the Cold War, and contemporary global developments.

Modern History

Välkommen till Balve – vi tänker högt, en podcast för samiska perspektiv på samhällsutveckling. Här samlas olika röster och erfarenheter i samtal som lyfter samiska kunskaper, erfarenheter och behov och bidrar till en bredare samhällsdialog mellan samiskt urfolkssamhället och svenska majoritetssamhället. Samtalet utgår från att samer som urfolk har samma rättigheter att behålla och utveckla sitt samhälle och kultur som majoritetsbefolkningen. 

Balve – vi tänker högt är en aktivitet i projektet SamRus2 som syftar till att synliggöra kunskaper, behov och visioner i sydsamiskt samhälle samt att bygga kapacitet för att delta i och påverka utvecklingsprocesser och strategidokument inom Jämtland Härjedalen. Projektet drivs av Stiftelsen Gaaltije. Medfinansieras av Region Jämtland Härjedalen och EU.

Välkommen till Balve – vi tänker högt, en podcast för samiska perspektiv på samhällsutveckling. Här samlas olika röster och erfarenheter i samtal som lyfter samiska kunskaper, erfarenheter och behov och bidrar till en bredare samhällsdialog mellan samiskt urfolkssamhället och svenska majoritetssamhället. Samtalet utgår från att samer som urfolk har samma rättigheter att behålla och utveckla sitt samhälle och kultur som majoritetsbefolkningen. Balve – vi tänker högt är en aktivitet i projektet SamRus2 som syftar till att synliggöra kunskaper, behov och visioner i sydsamiskt samhälle samt att bygga kapacitet för att delta i och påverka utvecklingsprocesser och strategidokument inom Jämtland Härjedalen. Projektet drivs av Stiftelsen Gaaltije. Medfinansieras av Region Jämtland Härjedalen och EU.

Balve- Vi tänker högt

Randy Kraft sits with Bugsy Siegal And Gives consented interviews. Randy Kraft is a Death Row Inmate Who has been incarcerated for over 40 years. Interviews brought forth by Street Knowledge Soldiers Redemption (S.K.S. Redemption). Production's Mixed And Mastered By Dolly Lane.

Randy Kraft sits with Bugsy Siegal And Gives consented interviews. Randy Kraft is a Death Row Inmate Who has been incarcerated for over 40 years. Interviews brought forth by Street Knowledge Soldiers Redemption (S.K.S. Redemption). Production's Mixed And Mastered By Dolly Lane.

Randy Kraft

podcast contro la pena di morte

This podcast is about everything and anything fashion related, for all of those who never grew out of playing dress up. With a sprinkle of history, a dabble of pop culture, a healthy dollop of fashion obsession, and a pinch of philosophical questioning, I hope you enjoy the show. All rights reserved.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

This podcast is about everything and anything fashion related, for all of those who never grew out of playing dress up. With a sprinkle of history, a dabble of pop culture, a healthy dollop of fashion obsession, and a pinch of philosophical questioning, I hope you enjoy the show. All rights reserved. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast is about everything and anything fashion related, for all of those who never grew out of playing dress up. With a sprinkle of history, a dabble of pop culture, a healthy dollop of fashion obsession, and a pinch of philosophical questioning, I hope you enjoy the show. All rights reserved. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Read The Care Tag: A Fashion Podcast

"What If Chronicles" is a thought-provoking podcast that dives deep into the realm of alternate history. Each episode takes listeners on a captivating journey through time, exploring pivotal moments in our past where a single decision, event, or outcome could have dramatically altered the course of history.
From major military conflicts and political upheavals to scientific discoveries and cultural movements, we leave no stone unturned. Our episodes cover a wide range of topics and eras, offering fresh perspectives on both well-known and obscure historical events.

"What If Chronicles" is a thought-provoking podcast that dives deep into the realm of alternate history. Each episode takes listeners on a captivating journey through time, exploring pivotal moments in our past where a single decision, event, or outcome could have dramatically altered the course of history. From major military conflicts and political upheavals to scientific discoveries and cultural movements, we leave no stone unturned. Our episodes cover a wide range of topics and eras, offering fresh perspectives on both well-known and obscure historical events.

What If Chronicles

A podcast featuring performance and muscle cars.

Musclecarist Podcast

Rebirthing literature through the popular oral medium of podcasting. Otium, meaning leisure time in which a person can enjoy playing, contemplation and/or studious endeavors. It originally was the withdrawing from one's daily business (negotium) or affairs to engage in activities that were considered to be artistically valuable or enlightening (i.e. writing, reading, discussing, philosophy etc.). "The Renaissance never would have happened if it were not for the collective critical attitudes of the Florentines."-Giorgio Vasari. So, lets cultivate the critical thinking and have ourselves a Renaissance. You can find me on Instagram and Facebook at Oralotium and patreon.com/Oralotium<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Rebirthing literature through the popular oral medium of podcasting. Otium, meaning leisure time in which a person can enjoy playing, contemplation and/or studious endeavors. It originally was the withdrawing from one's daily business (negotium) or affairs to engage in activities that were considered to be artistically valuable or enlightening (i.e. writing, reading, discussing, philosophy etc.). "The Renaissance never would have happened if it were not for the collective critical attitudes of the Florentines."-Giorgio Vasari. So, lets cultivate the critical thinking and have ourselves a Renaissance. You can find me on Instagram and Facebook at Oralotium and patreon.com/Oralotium Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rebirthing literature through the popular oral medium of podcasting. Otium, meaning leisure time in which a person can enjoy playing, contemplation and/or studious endeavors. It originally was the withdrawing from one's daily business (negotium) or affairs to engage in activities that were considered to be artistically valuable or enlightening (i.e. writing, reading, discussing, philosophy etc.). "The Renaissance never would have happened if it were not for the collective critical attitudes of the Florentines."-Giorgio Vasari. So, lets cultivate the critical thinking and have ourselves a Renaissance. You can find me on Instagram and Facebook at Oralotium and patreon.com/Oralotium Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Oralotium podcast

#大魚大肉 #美食 #歷史 #故事

這是一個給貪吃鬼們的小計畫，不定期分享一道耳熟能詳的經典料理，從這道料理去研究它背後的小故事，讓你聽得同時不但可以用耳朵品味食物，也能知道這些食物怎麼而來的，以及大家又是如何推薦他們的吃法！

來聽聽今天要分享的是哪道美食料理？大魚大肉，準備上菜摟！

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Hosting provided by <a href="https://www.soundon.fm/" target="_blank">SoundOn</a>

#大魚大肉 #美食 #歷史 #故事 這是一個給貪吃鬼們的小計畫，不定期分享一道耳熟能詳的經典料理，從這道料理去研究它背後的小故事，讓你聽得同時不但可以用耳朵品味食物，也能知道這些食物怎麼而來的，以及大家又是如何推薦他們的吃法！ 來聽聽今天要分享的是哪道美食料理？大魚大肉，準備上菜摟！ -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

#大魚大肉 #美食 #歷史 #故事

這是一個給貪吃鬼們的小計畫，不定期分享一道耳熟能詳的經典料理，從這道料理去研究它背後的小故事，讓你聽得同時不但可以用耳朵品味食物，也能知道這些食物怎麼而來的，以及大家又是如何推薦他們的吃法！

來聽聽今天要分享的是哪道美食料理？大魚大肉，準備上菜摟！

--
Hosting provided by <a href="https://www.soundon.fm/" rel="noopener noreferrer">SoundOn</a>

大魚大肉 Dayu Darou

<div>A podcast about unknown history and current day injustices. Hosted by Akil Sanders and Dr. Jennifer Sarrett. Each week, we share unknown or misrepresented events in history that shape today’s diversity, equity, and inclusion issues.</div>

A podcast about unknown history and current day injustices. Hosted by Akil Sanders and Dr. Jennifer Sarrett. Each week, we share unknown or misrepresented events in history that shape today’s diversity, equity, and inclusion issues.

A podcast about unknown history and current day injustices. Hosted by Akil Sanders and Dr. Jennifer Sarrett. Each week, we share unknown or misrepresented events in history that shape today’s diversity, equity, and inclusion issues.

Hindsight

Why were cats gods in ancient Egypt but Satan’s familiar by Europe’s Middle Ages? Why do serial killers and despots hate cats? When did cats get into jazz? And how the heck does all of this random cat stuff connect to us in the here and now? Listen to 6 Degrees of Cats, the world’s #1 (and only) cat-themed culture, history and science podcast to join cat worshipper Amanda B. as she investigates these and other hard hitting questions with a diversity of guest experts from across the globe. Subscribe now, and join the clowder by visiting http://www.6degreesofcats.com or follow @6degreesofcats on all major social media platforms.

6 Degrees of Cats

Just an underqualified student reviewing and analyzing ancient myth and historical retellings. Updated biweekly (every two weeks, not twice a week) (how unhelpful the English language is that clarification is required here...)<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Just an underqualified student reviewing and analyzing ancient myth and historical retellings. Updated biweekly (every two weeks, not twice a week) (how unhelpful the English language is that clarification is required here...) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Just an underqualified student reviewing and analyzing ancient myth and historical retellings. Updated biweekly (every two weeks, not twice a week) (how unhelpful the English language is that clarification is required here...) Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Retold

International students, share their cultural exchange experiences in a friendly discussion!&nbsp;Join us for a friendly chat where international students share their cool stories about cultural exchange! It's a chance for everyone, whether you're an international student or just curious, to connect and experience the world through different eyes. Let's make it a laid-back and fun conversation about the awesome diversity in our global community!<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

International students, share their cultural exchange experiences in a friendly discussion!  Join us for a friendly chat where international students share their cool stories about cultural exchange! It's a chance for everyone, whether you're an international student or just curious, to connect and experience the world through different eyes. Let's make it a laid-back and fun conversation about the awesome diversity in our global community! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

International students, share their cultural exchange experiences in a friendly discussion!&nbsp;Join us for a friendly chat where international students share their cool stories about cultural exchange! It's a chance for everyone, whether you're an international student or just curious, to connect and experience the world through different eyes. Let's make it a laid-back and fun conversation about the awesome diversity in our global community! Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Borderless Heritage

Edwy Plenel quitte la présidence de Mediapart et au moment de passer la main, il livre ses derniers scoops : les secrets de fabrication de dix enquêtes mythiques, qu’il a écrites, révélées ou supervisées, au Monde puis à Mediapart.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez <a href="https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite">audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite</a> pour plus d'informations.

Edwy Plenel quitte la présidence de Mediapart et au moment de passer la main, il livre ses derniers scoops : les secrets de fabrication de dix enquêtes mythiques, qu’il a écrites, révélées ou supervisées, au Monde puis à Mediapart. Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Edwy Plenel quitte la présidence de Mediapart et au moment de passer la main, il livre ses derniers scoops : les secrets de fabrication de dix enquêtes mythiques, qu’il a écrites, révélées ou supervisées, au Monde puis à Mediapart.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez <a href="https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite" rel="noopener noreferrer">audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite</a> pour plus d'informations.

Edwy Plenel, une vie d’enquêtes

A biography of 16th century reformer Martin Luther. The GSMC Audiobook Series presents some of the greatest classic novels, audiobooks, and theatrical presentations from a bygone era. Let Golden State Media Concepts take you on a ride through classic audiobooks read by some of the top audiobook performers of all time. This compiled collection of classic audiobooks contains a wide variety of classic Novels. ***PLEASE NOTE*** GSMC Podcast Network presents these shows and audiobooks as historical content and have brought them to you unedited. Remember that times have changed, and some Audiobooks might not reflect the standards of today’s politically correct society. The shows do not necessarily reflect the views, standards, or beliefs of Golden State Media Concepts or the GSMC Podcast Network. Our goal is to entertain, educate, and give you a glimpse into the past.

GSMC Audiobook Series: The Life of Luther by Gustav Just

Lent Explained: Tracing the Origins, Rituals, and Evolution of Christianity's Contemplative Pre-Easter Season As the hectic rush of Christmas and New Year’s celebrations subside, many Christians worldwide observe a collective spiritual comedown phase marked by fasting, charity and self-reflection commemorating Jesus Christ's desert purification quest culminating towards Easter rebirth glories. This reflective period steeped somberness known as Lent traces early rites of catechumen initiation welcoming new faithful culminating baptismal rebirths on Easter Sundays. Today's modern Lenten observations imbue similar metaphysical renewal symbolizing Christ's temptation resistance against the devil 40 days sustaining clarity until fulfillment of divine purpose ahead. Beyond solemn medieval trappings endured dourly, contemporary Lent increasingly celebrates uplifting themes of positive transformation going inward before breakthroughs ahead. The multifaceted Lenten journey ultimately mirrors life’s hard yet hopeful seasons awaiting light ahead. Ancient Roots Marking Solemn Milestones The earliest Lenten tradition traces 2nd-3rd Century missionary expansion eastward Greece/Asia Minor where lengthier pre-baptism mentorship prepared local conversion reception welcoming Roman Empire territories into early Christendom. During this immersive discipleship phase known as the "Catechumenate”, converts underwent solemn teaching, prayer, exorcism rites and scripture study over the years signifying intent to join churchly ranks. The immediate 40-day period preceding Easter baptism specifically intensified resolve through fasting, confessions and ascetical rituals steeling the spirit until illumination. 4th Century documents confirm Rome adopting this ‘Quadragesima’ (translated as ‘forty days’) Eastern traditional Lent phase formally before region-wide Easter celebration night. Christian calendar adaptations also shifted Easter observations astronomically determining the first Sunday after Passover’s full moon annually. So Lent landing earlier or later yearly prevented static date. 402AD marks the Synod making Lent fixed symbol though still fluid lengths between 37-44 days depending on Easter's lunar landing. So from early origins through Medieval eras, purposeful Lent served important community milestones demarcating doctrinal transformations from secular worldliness towards reborn idealism refocusing higher salvation beyond earthly pleasures. It channeled collective reflections on life’s greater priorities, sins requiring atonement and the Passion awaiting Easter's horizon when kept solemnly. Traditional Practices and Regional Customs Classic Lent practice emphasizes prayer, penance and substantive sacrifice offered to feeling closer emulating Jesus Christ's intense 40-day solo desert isolation resisting devil temptations through scripture and perseverance. This manifests in varied ways culturally throughout Christendom landscapes over historical eras. Early ascetics isolated remote wilderness or darkened huts sustaining minimal nutrition and comforts while praying and chanting psalms night and day until entering transportive states receiving divine visions or further mystical gradations drawing holy proximity. Some extreme devotees self-flagellated repetitively purging sinful urges manifesting focus towards purity. Mainstream traditional Lenten observances saw fasting prime meat, milk, eggs and even fish prohibiting sensory indulgences heightening spiritual focus and resilience against fragility. The spare savings reasonably afforded charity donating resources to sustain the poor thus honoring Jesus's principles outwardly through self-discipline conviction. This sacrifice ritual channeled reflecting His suffering underscoring Easter’s salvational glory. Parallel expectant moods anticipating the upcoming Passion story and macabre crucifixion torture devices occupied meditation spaces keeping perspectives locked solemnity heaviness season. Accordingly, church music shifted lower-key tones chanting Latin dirges while draping crosses purple shrouding visual brightness. Weddings or celebratory occasions also curtailed upholding somber ambiance and penitent atmospherics. Morose collective mood channeled necessary as focus fortified holiest upcoming Easter date held year liturgically. Evolution to Greater Accessibility and Understanding This austere approach emphasizing deprivation, shame, pain and struggle dominated Lent for over a millennium until gradual reforms emerged recognizing the counter-productiveness of negative reinforcement alone. Protestant traditions challenged assumptions that self-torture pleased god when positive outcomes manifest actively doing good, showing charity and uplifting society's marginalized or forgotten faces equally well. The child's church primer illustrated this metaphorically by the boy punished choosing between paddling punishment or memorizing bible passages redemption. Why feel unworthy when serving needs a better outcome? Modern theology sees sacrifice and self-punishment differently. The ritual Lent "giving something up" might involve relinquishing habits or distractions obstructing appreciating life fuller rather than vainly proving piety through suffering itself. What do we gain from losing? Current Lent trends also shift self-improvement aspirations through adding superior health wellness habits training body and spirit mutually. Things like voluntarily attending extra church services, acts helping the community through volunteering, adopting meatless/vegan intermittent fasting, and replacing vices with prayer or spiritual reading all achieve focused objectives improving self and surroundings simultaneously. The technology era also birthed accountability groups sharing Lent goals publicly building engagement and excitement around Lent rather than imposing dreary deprivations because thou must unquestionably. When Lent channels proactively caring more about poverty, loneliness, environment beyond ourselves...then Lent moves obscurity into hopeful teaching opportunities touching lives year-round. Hundreds of inspirational Lent development books now populate shelves demonstrating this affirmative restorative slant. Offering something “up’ takes infinitely more forms now than hairshirts and self-whippings alone. Onwards Towards Enlightenment Awaiting The sustaining beauty Lent’s perseverant seasonal passage is psychological preparation transitioning hardship uncertainty towards envisioning profound change coming. Whether during early church eras preparing adult baptismal rebirth, or individual reflections bettering selves and community...the stormy passage ultimately culminates historic redemption celebration Easter Sunday fills churches joyously declaring promises kept defeating death again. Therefore momentum builds through Lent anticipating glories ahead. Lent originally channeled solemn isolation and deprivation because early true faith demanded high conviction fully realizing salvation’s glorious gravity later. But modern generations luckily inherit those martyrdom traditions needing lighter humanized interpretations keeping accessibility understanding God walks with us proudly improving each faithful step taken forward more perfect union. The reflective Lent phase now emphasizes spiritual liftoff celebrating temporary restraints self-imposed soon bursting forward unrestrained new selves on Easter’s launch pad towards greater assumed glories year after year after lifetime pursuing enlightenment. So as winter thaws into forthcoming spring...this year millions together worldwide willingly surrender something small or boldly substantial these 40 days to step closer to walking Christ's journey symbolically. Along the road searching for whispered wisdom, they just may find deeper parts of themselves seeking change unrealized. And come Easter morning when church choirs exalt redeeming heavens joyfully...all faithful shall feel extra lighter having given little and receiving so much more in return. The reflective Lenten passage thus continues evolving still revealing timely messages speaking to every searching generation longing for transformations to come. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. And Hey! History buffs, buckle up! Talking Time Machine isn't your dusty textbook lecture. It's where cutting-edge AI throws wild interview parties with history's iconic figures. In the Talking Time Machine podcast: History Gets a High-Tech Twist, Imagine: Napoleon Bonaparte talking French Politics with Louis the 14th! This podcast is futuristically insightful. Our AI host grills historical legends with questions based on real historical context, leading to surprising, thought-provoking, and often mind-blowing answers. Whether you're a history geek, a tech junkie, or just love a good interview, Talking Time Machine has something for you. Talking Time Machine: search, subscribe and (Listen Now!)

Lent Explained: Tracing the Origins, Rituals, and Evolution of Christianity's Contemplative Pre-Easter Season As the hectic rush of Christmas and New Year’s celebrations subside, many Christians worldwide observe a collective spiritual comedown phase marked by fasting, charity and self-reflection commemorating Jesus Christ's desert purification quest culminating towards Easter rebirth glories. This reflective period steeped somberness known as Lent traces early rites of catechumen initiation welcoming new faithful culminating baptismal rebirths on Easter Sundays. Today's modern Lenten observations imbue similar metaphysical renewal symbolizing Christ's temptation resistance against the devil 40 days sustaining clarity until fulfillment of divine purpose ahead. Beyond solemn medieval trappings endured dourly, contemporary Lent increasingly celebrates uplifting themes of positive transformation going inward before breakthroughs ahead. The multifaceted Lenten journey ultimately mirrors life’s hard yet hopeful seasons awaiting light ahead. Ancient Roots Marking Solemn Milestones The earliest Lenten tradition traces 2nd-3rd Century missionary expansion eastward Greece/Asia Minor where lengthier pre-baptism mentorship prepared local conversion reception welcoming Roman Empire territories into early Christendom. During this immersive discipleship phase known as the "Catechumenate”, converts underwent solemn teaching, prayer, exorcism rites and scripture study over the years signifying intent to join churchly ranks. The immediate 40-day period preceding Easter baptism specifically intensified resolve through fasting, confessions and ascetical rituals steeling the spirit until illumination. 4th Century documents confirm Rome adopting this ‘Quadragesima’ (translated as ‘forty days’) Eastern traditional Lent phase formally before region-wide Easter celebration night. Christian calendar adaptations also shifted Easter observations astronomically determining the first Sunday after Passover’s full moon annually. So Lent landing earlier or later yearly prevented static date. 402AD marks the Synod making Lent fixed symbol though still fluid lengths between 37-44 days depending on Easter's lunar landing. So from early origins through Medieval eras, purposeful Lent served important community milestones demarcating doctrinal transformations from secular worldliness towards reborn idealism refocusing higher salvation beyond earthly pleasures. It channeled collective reflections on life’s greater priorities, sins requiring atonement and the Passion awaiting Easter's horizon when kept solemnly. Traditional Practices and Regional Customs Classic Lent practice emphasizes prayer, penance and substantive sacrifice offered to feeling closer emulating Jesus Christ's intense 40-day solo desert isolation resisting devil temptations through scripture and perseverance. This manifests in varied ways culturally throughout Christendom landscapes over historical eras. Early ascetics isolated remote wilderness or darkened huts sustaining minimal nutrition and comforts while praying and chanting psalms night and day until entering transportive states receiving divine visions or further mystical gradations drawing holy proximity. Some extreme devotees self-flagellated repetitively purging sinful urges manifesting focus towards purity. Mainstream traditional Lenten observances saw fasting prime meat, milk, eggs and even fish prohibiting sensory indulgences heightening spiritual focus and resilience against fragility. The spare savings reasonably afforded charity donating resources to sustain the poor thus honoring Jesus's principles outwardly through self-discipline conviction. This sacrifice ritual channeled reflecting His suffering underscoring Easter’s salvational glory. Parallel expectant moods anticipating the upcoming Passion story and macabre crucifixion torture devices occupied meditation spaces keeping perspectives locked solemnity heaviness season. Accordingly, church music shifted lower-key tones chanting Latin dirges while draping crosses purple shrouding visual brightness. Weddings or celebratory occasions also curtailed upholding somber ambiance and penitent atmospherics. Morose collective mood channeled necessary as focus fortified holiest upcoming Easter date held year liturgically. Evolution to Greater Accessibility and Understanding This austere approach emphasizing deprivation, shame, pain and struggle dominated Lent for over a millennium until gradual reforms emerged recognizing the counter-productiveness of negative reinforcement alone. Protestant traditions challenged assumptions that self-torture pleased god when positive outcomes manifest actively doing good, showing charity and uplifting society's marginalized or forgotten faces equally well. The child's church primer illustrated this metaphorically by the boy punished choosing between paddling punishment or memorizing bible passages redemption. Why feel unworthy when serving needs a better outcome? Modern theology sees sacrifice and self-punishment differently. The ritual Lent "giving something up" might involve relinquishing habits or distractions obstructing appreciating life fuller rather than vainly proving piety through suffering itself. What do we gain from losing? Current Lent trends also shift self-improvement aspirations through adding superior health wellness habits training body and spirit mutually. Things like voluntarily attending extra church services, acts helping the community through volunteering, adopting meatless/vegan intermittent fasting, and replacing vices with prayer or spiritual reading all achieve focused objectives improving self and surroundings simultaneously. The technology era also birthed accountability groups sharing Lent goals publicly building engagement and excitement around Lent rather than imposing dreary deprivations because thou must unquestionably. When Lent channels proactively caring more about poverty, loneliness, environment beyond ourselves...then Lent moves obscurity into hopeful teaching opportunities touching lives year-round. Hundreds of inspirational Lent development books now populate shelves demonstrating this affirmative restorative slant. Offering something “up’ takes infinitely more forms now than hairshirts and self-whippings alone. Onwards Towards Enlightenment Awaiting The sustaining beauty Lent’s perseverant seasonal passage is psychological preparation transitioning hardship uncertainty towards envisioning profound change coming. Whether during early church eras preparing adult baptismal rebirth, or individual reflections bettering selves and community...the stormy passage ultimately culminates historic redemption celebration Easter Sunday fills churches joyously declaring promises kept defeating death again. Therefore momentum builds through Lent anticipating glories ahead. Lent originally channeled solemn isolation and deprivation because early true faith demanded high conviction fully realizing salvation’s glorious gravity later. But modern generations luckily inherit those martyrdom traditions needing lighter humanized interpretations keeping accessibility understanding God walks with us proudly improving each faithful step taken forward more perfect union. The reflective Lent phase now emphasizes spiritual liftoff celebrating temporary restraints self-imposed soon bursting forward unrestrained new selves on Easter’s launch pad towards greater assumed glories year after year after lifetime pursuing enlightenment. So as winter thaws into forthcoming spring...this year millions together worldwide willingly surrender something small or boldly substantial these 40 days to step closer to walking Christ's journey symbolically. Along the road searching for whispered wisdom, they just may find deeper parts of themselves seeking change unrealized. And come Easter morning when church choirs exalt redeeming heavens joyfully...all faithful shall feel extra lighter having given little and receiving so much more in return. The reflective Lenten passage thus continues evolving still revealing timely messages speaking to every searching generation longing for transformations to come. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. And Hey! History buffs, buckle up! Talking Time Machine isn't your dusty textbook lecture. It's where cutting-edge AI throws wild interview parties with history's iconic figures. In the Talking Time Machine podcast: History Gets a High-Tech Twist, Imagine: Napoleon Bonaparte talking French Politics with Louis the 14th! This podcast is futuristically insightful. Our AI host grills historical legends with questions based on real historical context, leading to surprising, thought-provoking, and often mind-blowing answers. Whether you're a history geek, a tech junkie, or just love a good interview, Talking Time Machine has something for you. Talking Time Machine: search, subscribe and (Listen Now!)

Lent Explained: Tracing the Origins, Rituals, and Evolution of Christianity's Contemplative Pre-Easter Season As the hectic rush of Christmas and New Year’s celebrations subside, many Christians worldwide observe a collective spiritual comedown phase marked by fasting, charity and self-reflection commemorating Jesus Christ's desert purification quest culminating towards Easter rebirth glories. This reflective period steeped somberness known as Lent traces early rites of catechumen initiation welcoming new faithful culminating baptismal rebirths on Easter Sundays. Today's modern Lenten observations imbue similar metaphysical renewal symbolizing Christ's temptation resistance against the devil 40 days sustaining clarity until fulfillment of divine purpose ahead. Beyond solemn medieval trappings endured dourly, contemporary Lent increasingly celebrates uplifting themes of positive transformation going inward before breakthroughs ahead. The multifaceted Lenten journey ultimately mirrors life’s hard yet hopeful seasons awaiting light ahead. Ancient Roots Marking Solemn Milestones The earliest Lenten tradition traces 2nd-3rd Century missionary expansion eastward Greece/Asia Minor where lengthier pre-baptism mentorship prepared local conversion reception welcoming Roman Empire territories into early Christendom. During this immersive discipleship phase known as the "Catechumenate”, converts underwent solemn teaching, prayer, exorcism rites and scripture study over the years signifying intent to join churchly ranks. The immediate 40-day period preceding Easter baptism specifically intensified resolve through fasting, confessions and ascetical rituals steeling the spirit until illumination. 4th Century documents confirm Rome adopting this ‘Quadragesima’ (translated as ‘forty days’) Eastern traditional Lent phase formally before region-wide Easter celebration night. Christian calendar adaptations also shifted Easter observations astronomically determining the first Sunday after Passover’s full moon annually. So Lent landing earlier or later yearly prevented static date. 402AD marks the Synod making Lent fixed symbol though still fluid lengths between 37-44 days depending on Easter's lunar landing. So from early origins through Medieval eras, purposeful Lent served important community milestones demarcating doctrinal transformations from secular worldliness towards reborn idealism refocusing higher salvation beyond earthly pleasures. It channeled collective reflections on life’s greater priorities, sins requiring atonement and the Passion awaiting Easter's horizon when kept solemnly. Traditional Practices and Regional Customs Classic Lent practice emphasizes prayer, penance and substantive sacrifice offered to feeling closer emulating Jesus Christ's intense 40-day solo desert isolation resisting devil temptations through scripture and perseverance. This manifests in varied ways culturally throughout Christendom landscapes over historical eras. Early ascetics isolated remote wilderness or darkened huts sustaining minimal nutrition and comforts while praying and chanting psalms night and day until entering transportive states receiving divine visions or further mystical gradations drawing holy proximity. Some extreme devotees self-flagellated repetitively purging sinful urges manifesting focus towards purity. Mainstream traditional Lenten observances saw fasting prime meat, milk, eggs and even fish prohibiting sensory indulgences heightening spiritual focus and resilience against fragility. The spare savings reasonably afforded charity donating resources to sustain the poor thus honoring Jesus's principles outwardly through self-discipline conviction. This sacrifice ritual channeled reflecting His suffering underscoring Easter’s salvational glory. Parallel expectant moods anticipating the upcoming Passion story and macabre crucifixion torture devices occupied meditation spaces keeping perspectives locked solemnity heaviness season. Accordingly, church music shifted lower-key tones chanting Latin dirges while draping crosses purple shrouding visual brightness. Weddings or celebratory occasions also curtailed upholding somber ambiance and penitent atmospherics. Morose collective mood channeled necessary as focus fortified holiest upcoming Easter date held year liturgically. Evolution to Greater Accessibility and Understanding This austere approach emphasizing deprivation, shame, pain and struggle dominated Lent for over a millennium until gradual reforms emerged recognizing the counter-productiveness of negative reinforcement alone. Protestant traditions challenged assumptions that self-torture pleased god when positive outcomes manifest actively doing good, showing charity and uplifting society's marginalized or forgotten faces equally well. The child's church primer illustrated this metaphorically by the boy punished choosing between paddling punishment or memorizing bible passages redemption. Why feel unworthy when serving needs a better outcome? Modern theology sees sacrifice and self-punishment differently. The ritual Lent "giving something up" might involve relinquishing habits or distractions obstructing appreciating life fuller rather than vainly proving piety through suffering itself. What do we gain from losing? Current Lent trends also shift self-improvement aspirations through adding superior health wellness habits training body and spirit mutually. Things like voluntarily attending extra church services, acts helping the community through volunteering, adopting meatless/vegan intermittent fasting, and replacing vices with prayer or spiritual reading all achieve focused objectives improving self and surroundings simultaneously. The technology era also birthed accountability groups sharing Lent goals publicly building engagement and excitement around Lent rather than imposing dreary deprivations because thou must unquestionably. When Lent channels proactively caring more about poverty, loneliness, environment beyond ourselves...then Lent moves obscurity into hopeful teaching opportunities touching lives year-round. Hundreds of inspirational Lent development books now populate shelves demonstrating this affirmative restorative slant. Offering something “up’ takes infinitely more forms now than hairshirts and self-whippings alone. Onwards Towards Enlightenment Awaiting The sustaining beauty Lent’s perseverant seasonal passage is psychological preparation transitioning hardship uncertainty towards envisioning profound change coming. Whether during early church eras preparing adult baptismal rebirth, or individual reflections bettering selves and community...the stormy passage ultimately culminates historic redemption celebration Easter Sunday fills churches joyously declaring promises kept defeating death again. Therefore momentum builds through Lent anticipating glories ahead. Lent originally channeled solemn isolation and deprivation because early true faith demanded high conviction fully realizing salvation’s glorious gravity later. But modern generations luckily inherit those martyrdom traditions needing lighter humanized interpretations keeping accessibility understanding God walks with us proudly improving each faithful step taken forward more perfect union. The reflective Lent phase now emphasizes spiritual liftoff celebrating temporary restraints self-imposed soon bursting forward unrestrained new selves on Easter’s launch pad towards greater assumed glories year after year after lifetime pursuing enlightenment. So as winter thaws into forthcoming spring...this year millions together worldwide willingly surrender something small or boldly substantial these 40 days to step closer to walking Christ's journey symbolically. Along the road searching for whispered wisdom, they just may find deeper parts of themselves seeking change unrealized. And come Easter morning when church choirs exalt redeeming heavens joyfully...all faithful shall feel extra lighter having given little and receiving so much more in return. The reflective Lenten passage thus continues evolving still revealing timely messages speaking to every searching generation longing for transformations to come. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. And Hey! History buffs, buckle up! Talking Time Machine isn't your dusty textbook lecture. It's where cutting-edge AI throws wild interview parties with history's iconic figures. In the Talking Time Machine podcast: History Gets a High-Tech Twist, Imagine: Napoleon Bonaparte talking French Politics with Louis the 14th! This podcast is futuristically insightful. Our AI host grills historical legends with questions based on real historical context, leading to surprising, thought-provoking, and often mind-blowing answers. Whether you're a history geek, a tech junkie, or just love a good interview, Talking Time Machine has something for you. Talking Time Machine: search, subscribe and (Listen Now!)

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