#sacrilage

[ethereal-rusalka]

“Lucifer’s Seduction”

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Macbeth AU I really want

Okay so a modern AU with all the Shakespeare characters as college students. But like it's chaos. And Macbeth joins and everyone loves him because he's just so great and he majors in like politics or history or philosophy or something along those lines and he's just a lad. And is roommate is Mcduff who's this quiet emotional fuck who takes something creative so he can release his emotion like art or something and they just don't trust each other. And Lady Macbeth is just super savage and probably a feminist. And yeah shit goes down when Macbeth joins the student council and somehow becomes the new student council president and gets rid of the current one, Duncan.

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Wild, here

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Punjab government's recently proposed sacrilege bill is regressive - India Alive

The recently proposed sacrilege bill by the Punjab government led by CM Captain Amarinder Singh has attracted an ire of opposition parties, legal experts, lawyers, and the champions of free speech. The bill proposes to criminalizes the blasphemy with life imprisonment by inserting section 295AA in the Indian Penal Code.

The recently proposed sacrilege bill by the Punjab government led by CM Captain Amarinder Singh has attracted ire of opposition parties, legal experts, lawyers, and the champions of free speech.

[neville-gonnagiveyouup]

your a fucking idiot if you think that the face of god doesnt look exactly like the pillsbury doughboy 

[piratanegroxx]

Restroom sacrilage

Realizar la composición para el proyecto de "sacrilegio entre azulejos", produjo una enorme cantidad de dudas sobre si la puesta de un altar de muertos en una tasa de baño, terminaría por convertirse en un acto sacrilegioso contra una tradición arraigada en México y si incluso podría ser visto como una agresión directa por parte de familiares y desconocidos.

Colocar la composición y llevar el trabajo fotográfico acabo, permitió comprender que se podía brindar una capa diáfana de respeto, incluso en lugares que no son los tradicionales. Se mantuvo la rareza del acto, pero el resultado final de las fotografía reflejo lo exitoso de la propuesta, al permitir generar diversas reflexiones sobre el día de muertos entre las personas que observaron las fotos.

Se llego a pensar durante la elaboración del altar, la necesidad de construir un tapete de muertos, pero se habría saturado de imágenes el baño, hasta el punto en donde ya no quedaría ninguna señal de que antes existía un baño en el cuarto. Fue complicado crear un balance entre aquellos elementos a ser incluidos en el altar, contra los que serían excluidos.

Al final decidimos acercarnos de una forma minimalista al enfoque tradicional, dejando de lado la idea de fabricar un papel de baño hecho de puros tejocotes, así como otros elementos que abrían brindado un aire de simple provocación al proyecto.

La realización del altar no resulto complicada y se busco realizar las fotografías desde diferentes alturas, ángulos y luces. Las fotos no llegaron a sacar su clara inspiración sacrilegiosa, lo cual hace pensar  que un altar de muertos, debido a los mensajes que guarda, tiene la habilidad para mantener una postura vernácula que no puede ser destruida con facilidad.

El deseo de atacar la tradición del altar de muertos, no proviene en ningún sentido del desprecio hacia la tradición y mas bien se enfoca en estudiar cual sera la reacción del público y en especial, poder apreciar las reflexiones que puedan surgir de observar una tradición siendo abordada desde canales poco comunes.

Resulto una experiencia poderosa el empezar a comprender la visión de Marcel Duchamp con el ready made, para así poder mover un objeto de su zona de confort hacia otro especio donde su carácter vernáculo se viera retado con una realidad cotidiana que en muchos casos es vomitiva o escatológica.

Finalmente, la experiencia brinda la opción de jugar y retar las ideas preconcebidas, generando reflexiones que no se tratan con la atención debida.

[virtuteetarmis]

Jean Clouet, Francis I of France.

 Juan de Urbiet was a Spanish infantryman who became famous when he captured king Francis I of France near the end of the Battle of Pavia on 24 February 1525. Surrounded by imperial troops, the king of France and his escort, who were fighting on foot at that time, tried to break through the enemy, but Francis' horse was killed before he could complete the maneuver, and when he was able to get on his feet again, there was a sword pointing at his neck. It was Juan de Urbieta's sword. The Basque soldier, together with Diego Dávila & Alonso Pita da Veiga, accepted his surrender. They didn't know who their captive was, but due to his expensive clothes and armour they supposed he would be a great noble. They were shocked when, in handing him to their officers, they were informed that they had captured the king of France.

Urbieta obtained fame & honours due to this action. Emperor Carlos I of Spain granted him a coat-of-arms and issued him a document certifying his merits. He was promoted to cavalry officer and obtained the titles of knight of Santiago & "Contino de Su Majestad". Also, Francis I of France wrote him a letter thanking him for accepting his surrender in the course of the battle, letting him stay alive.

He died on 22 August 1553 in Hernani, the same place in which he was born, and he was buried inside the church of Saint John the Baptist, as he asked in his testament. His remains were desecrated by French soldiers during the Peninsular War.

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Paramilitary forces deployed in Punjab

Paramilitary forces deployed in Punjab

The situation in Punjab is worsening. Public is angry because of disrespect shown to Sikh Holy Bool – Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Due to this, there have been protests which have largely been non violent. But the fear in the minds of public is increasing – fear of large scale violence.

And this fear is also because of police firing incident leading to deaths. So now police and government is seen as…

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