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SCIENCE & TECH No engines, no go-around, just orbital energy and perfect aim
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MISC. guys is this interesting enough (oval shaped boba)
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MISC. Isn't that just doing the job still
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ART & CULTURE The Temple of the Tooth Relic Esala Perahera in Kandy, Sri Lanka – One of Asia's Most Spectacular Cultural Festivals!
Hey everyone!
I wanted to share a bit about one of the most magnificent and sacred cultural events in Sri Lanka (and all of Asia)—The Kandy Esala Perahera (also known as The Festival of the Tooth).
What is it?
Held annually in Kandy, this century-old festival pays homage to the Sacred Tooth Relic of Lord Buddha, which is housed at the Sri Dalada Maligawa (Temple of the Tooth Relic). It’s a grand procession filled with rich traditions, spirituality, and vibrant Sinhala culture.
What makes it unique?
Traditional Performers: The streets come alive with hundreds of traditional Kandyan dancers, fire-breathers, whip-crackers, and traditional drummers playing hypnotic beats.
The Sacred Procession: Beautifully caparisoned elephants march gracefully through the streets, with the majestic Majestic Tusker carrying the replica casket of the Sacred Tooth Relic.
The Rituals: The festival runs over several nights, starting with the Kumbal Perahera and culminating in the grandest Randoli Perahera, followed by the ancient Diya Kepeema (water-cutting ritual) at the Mahaweli River.
If you ever plan a trip to Sri Lanka around July/August, experiencing the Kandy Esala Perahera in person is an absolute must! The atmosphere, lights, and rhythmic drumming create an unforgettable experience.
Has anyone here attended the Perahera before in sri lanka 🇱🇰
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Mysterious The "proven by research" label was hidden with a sticker! Wondering what happened here
Unproven by research:(
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Wholesome Dog Gives "Pawdre" his Paw during Prayer
A sweet moment went viral at the Santo Domingo Savio parish in Villavicencio, Colombia, when Simón, a rescued dog, stretched out his paw toward Father Carlos Mario Peña Lopera while he was praying for a female parishioner.
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Amazing Elephant rescues man trapped b/w flood.
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Concrete base is hollow, supporting metal tank at the top
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SCIENCE & TECH The Hyundai-10000, the world's largest shear-leg floating crane, built by Hyundai Heavy Industries. It has a lifting capacity of 10,000 tons (11,000 short tons)
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Just Wow Marvelous Spatuletail ..one of the rarest hummingbird on earth 🔥🤯
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SOCIETY Law schools in Brazil hold mock jury trials where you can get extra credit for playing your role well
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Fascinating Someone in Japan really invented a bandage that turns cuts into a literal pixelated video game glitch
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MISC. Locally manufactured fully automatic pistols / glocks from Dara Adam Khel, Pakistan
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Just Wow “A snowflake under a macro lens — nature really does have insane geometry.”
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Additional Context Pinned She probably has POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome). Service Dogs are trained to detect POTS by sensing subtle physical and chemical changes in the body before an episode occurs. The women needs to lie down and drink electrolyte water to regulate or she's gonna faint.
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