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“Kata is something you do and benefit from when you are too old to engage in kumite. Also, there are three aspects to be concerned with in karate. First, how to build your spiritual and mental attitude. Second, how to develop a technique. Third is building up the physical body. These three elements have to be balanced to have complete training.”
Master Shoshin Nagamine
Source: Karate Illustrated, Nov. 1983,
page 74.
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“Kata is something you do and benefit from when you are too old to engage in kumite. Also, there are three aspects to be concerned with in karate. First, how to build your spiritual and mental attitude. Second, how to develop a technique. Third is building up the physical body. These three elements have to be balanced to have complete training.”
Master Shoshin Nagamine
Source: Karate Illustrated, Nov. 1983,
page 74.
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Celebrating John Malkovich’s (John Gavin Malkovich) 72nd birthday, born on December 9, 1953.
He is an American actor. He has received two Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor nominations for his performances in Places in the Heart (1984) and In the Line of Fire (1993).
Other films include The Killing Fields (1984), Empire of the Sun (1987), Dangerous Liaisons (1988), Of Mice and Men (1992), Con Air (1997), Rounders (1998), Being John Malkovich (1999), Shadow of the Vampire (2000), Ripley's Game (2002), Johnny English (2003), Burn After Reading (2008), and Red (2010).
He has also produced films such as Ghost World (2001), Juno (2007), and The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012).
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Romblon 3D Divemap 🐠 🌏
Paradise for Rare Macro Critters!
Loc.: SibuyanSea, Philippines
Strategically situated in the center of the Philippines, bounded by Mindoro, Masbate, Marinduque, and Panay, Romblon is an archipelagic paradise made up of 3 main islands Romblon, Tablas, Sibuyan and 17 smaller gems, all surrounded by deep, vibrant waters.
This map highlights the complex marine geology that supports Romblon's status as a core component of the Coral Triangle biodiversity hotspot.
Why Dive Romblon?
• Superb Muck Diving & Sand Habitats
• World-Class Macro Critters Spotting
• Stunning Coral Gardens & Reefs
• Gorgeous Caves, Walls, and Cliffs
Map designed by BlueNomads.Org
• Data Sources: #GEBCO, #NASA Earth
• Software: #Blender, QGIS, and CAD
More @ www.bluenomads.org
"It's a good day to dive". 🤿
12 Reasons to Stockpile Raw Honey.
You've probably seen jars of raw honey lining the shelves of grocery stores and farmer's markets. And if you're a homesteader or a prepper, you might have even considered stockpiling some raw honey for emergencies.
But what is raw honey, and why should you stockpile it?
In this blog post, we'll cover 12 reasons why raw honey is an awesome survival food that you should add to your pantry ASAP.
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Honey has been used for hundreds of years for its numerous health benefits. It's no secret that honey is a natural sweetener that's perfect for adding some natural flavor to our meals. But did you know raw honey, in particular, has tons of health benefits that make it a must-have in your stockpile?
Here are a few reasons why it needs to be added to your survival cache – ASAP.
1. Can Help With Allergy Symptoms
One of the most significant and well-known benefits of raw honey is that it can help with allergy symptoms. If you're prone to seasonal allergies, you know how frustrating it can be to deal with congestion, itchy eyes, and a scratchy throat.
Raw honey has been shown to contain small amounts of the same pollen that causes allergies. By consuming a small amount of raw honey every day, you can build up immunity to these allergens and reduce the severity of your symptoms.
2. Great for Digestion
Many people don't realize that raw honey is an excellent source of probiotics. Probiotics are live bacteria that are essential for digestive health. They help break down food and absorb nutrients.
Raw honey contains a wide range of probiotics that can help balance the bacteria in your gut and improve your digestion. By stocking up on raw honey, you'll have a natural and delicious way to keep your digestive system functioning optimally.
3. Can Fight Inflammation
Inflammation can lead to a variety of health problems, from joint pain to chronic diseases. Raw honey contains a compound called propolis, which has been shown to have powerful anti-inflammatory effects.
When you consume raw honey regularly, you can help reduce inflammation in your body and protect yourself from a wide range of health problems.
4. Use it For Wound Healing
Raw honey has antibacterial and antimicrobial properties that may help prevent and treat infections in wounds. Applying raw honey to cuts, burns, and scrapes can help speed up the healing process by reducing inflammation and promoting tissue regeneration.
5. May Help Moisturize Chapped Lips
Raw honey is a natural humectant, which means it has the ability to retain moisture, making it an excellent ingredient for lip balms. Applying raw honey to chapped lips can help keep them nourished, hydrated, and soft.
6. Might Help You Sleep
Raw honey contains small amounts of tryptophan, an amino acid that helps the body produce serotonin, a neurotransmitter that regulates mood and sleep. Consuming raw honey before bedtime may help increase serotonin levels, helping you sleep better.
7. Can Be Added to Natural Energy Drinks
Raw honey contains natural sugars that provide a quick source of energy without causing a subsequent crash, unlike other conventional energy drinks.
Adding honey to your natural energy drink can provide an instant energy boost without exposing you to harmful synthetic chemicals.
8. Can Be Put on Bee Stings
As ironic as it may sound, a bee sting can be treated with honey. Raw honey has natural antibacterial properties that help reduce inflammation and swelling. Therefore, applying honey to a bee sting can help reduce pain and minimize the chances of an allergic reaction.
9. Use it for Food Preservation
Raw honey is an excellent natural preservative. It has antimicrobial properties that make it effective in preventing bacterial growth in food. In addition, it can also add some sweetness to certain foods while maintaining their freshness.
Try using raw honey as a natural sweetener in your homemade preserves or simple syrups that you use in your cooking.
10. Relieves a Cough
Honey has natural anti-inflammatory properties that make it an excellent remedy for soothing a cough. Simply take a spoonful whenever you have the urge to cough. Honey is especially useful for coughs caused by allergies or a cold. And unlike over-the-counter cough medications, honey doesn't have any harmful side effects.
11. Can Be Used as a Hair and Skin Care Product
If you're looking for a new addition to your beauty routine, consider adding raw honey. Its antimicrobial properties make it an excellent natural remedy for acne-prone skin.
Using raw honey on your skin will help reduce inflammation, fight off bacteria, and keep your skin feeling fresh and moisturized. It's also great as a hair conditioner. Mixing raw honey into your shampoo before applying it to your hair can help keep your hair soft and shiny.
12. The Most Obvious Reason: It Tastes Great!
Let's face it – honey is delicious. Raw honey is a natural sweetener that is perfect for adding to your tea, coffee, or any other beverage. You can also spread it on toast, mix it into salad dressings, or even use it as a glaze for your grilled chicken. There are so many ways to incorporate raw honey into your diet.
Raw Honey vs. Pasteurized Honey: Which is Better to Stockpile?
As you can see, it's no wonder why homesteaders and preppers alike are eager to have honey in their stockpiles, as honey can serve both as food and as a natural remedy for various conditions.
However, not all honey is equal. There are two main types of honey: raw and pasteurized.
Raw honey is honey that has not been heated or pasteurized. It is taken straight from the hive and may contain small bits of pollen, wax, and propolis.
Raw honey is often cloudy and has a thicker texture than pasteurized honey. It has a higher nutritional value than pasteurized honey and contains a variety of beneficial enzymes and antioxidants that can aid in digestion, heal wounds, and boost the immune system. Raw honey is also known to have a lower glycemic index than pasteurized honey, meaning it doesn't cause a rapid spike in blood sugar levels.
On the other hand, pasteurized honey undergoes heat treatment, which removes any impurities and kills off any potential bacteria that may be harmful. This process also makes the honey smoother and more transparent.
However, the heat treatment also destroys many of the beneficial enzymes and antioxidants found in raw honey, making it less nutritious. In addition, pasteurized honey may also contain added sugar and other additives that reduce its quality and nutritional value.
So Which Type of Honey Should I Stockpile?
If you're looking to stockpile honey for its nutritional benefits, then raw honey is the way to go. Not only does it contain more enzymes and antioxidants, but it also has a lower glycemic index and tastes richer and more flavorful.
However, if you're concerned about the shelf life of your honey and want to ensure it lasts longer, then pasteurized honey may be a more practical option. Pasteurized honey can last for years if stored properly, whereas raw honey may crystallize and ferment over time.
When it comes to using honey as a natural remedy, both raw and pasteurized honey can be beneficial. However, raw honey may have more potent antibacterial and antimicrobial properties due to the enzymes and antioxidant content.
Raw honey has also been shown to be effective in treating coughs, sore throats, and even skin infections. It can also be used topically as a wound dressing to promote healing. In contrast, pasteurized honey may not be as effective in treating these conditions due to its reduced nutritional value.
Quick Tips for Storing Honey
To keep your honey fresh, choose a dark, cool place in your pantry away from sunlight and heat. This is because heat and sunlight can affect the quality and taste of the honey, making it lose its flavor and color over time. Keeping your honey in a darker, cooler environment will help preserve its natural properties.
Also, storing honey in glass jars is a great way to keep it fresh for a longer period of time. Glass jars help keep air and moisture out of the honey, two factors that can cause spoilage over time. Therefore, it is advisable to store your honey in an airtight glass jar to prevent the honey from fermenting and crystallizing.
As you can see, raw honey is a must-have item for any homesteader or prepper. With its long shelf life, natural health benefits, and versatility, you'll always be glad you stocked up on some when an emergency arises.
And even if you never need to use it for survival purposes, you can still enjoy it as a delicious and healthy sweetener in your everyday life. So what are you waiting for? Stock up on some raw honey today!
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The Wealth Habit No One Talks About.
It won’t go viral.
It won’t make you look flashy.
And no one will clap when you do it.
But it will change your life.
Because while everyone else is chasing noise…
You’re stacking signal.
One sat at a time.
Quiet.
Unnoticed.
Uncompromising.
That’s the habit most people overlook:
Consistent stacking.
Not based on the market.
Not based on what TikTok thinks about the halving.
Just cold, boring, powerful commitment.
Because wealth that lasts doesn’t start with a “10x trade.”
It starts with:
→ One automatic buy
→ One cold wallet
→ One refusal to depend on fiat ever again
And while others obsess over:
→ Getting rich fast
→ Catching the bottom
→ Looking “informed”
Not based on mood.
You’re building untouchable wealth.
Not on paper.
Not on a centralized app.
But in a system that doesn’t ask for your ID… or your trust.
That’s why stacking works:
It’s not reactive.
It’s not emotional.
It’s not conditional.
It’s the quiet decision to show up… even when it’s boring.
Especially when it’s boring.
Because that’s when the leverage is built.
That’s when the wealth is preserved.
That’s when sovereignty compounds.
So if you want to opt out of the noise?
Don’t wait for the perfect trade.
Build the perfect habit.
One that keeps working when the headlines stop.
One that stacks… when you’re not even looking.
Stack consistently,
Anarko
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“The world will never lack wonders; what it lacks is wonder. We grow blind not because the light is dim, but because we forget to look. The moment a man learns to marvel again, he steps back into the richness of reality.”
— G. K. Chesterton
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Behold Moray, an Incan marvel nestled high in the Sacred Valley of Peru. Constructed around 1400-1532 AD, these concentric terraces descend into the earth, a testament to Incan agricultural ingenuity.
The terraces form a colossal amphitheater, with each level creating a unique microclimate. This design allowed the Incas to experiment with crops at varying altitudes, optimizing yields and expanding their agricultural knowledge. The stone retaining walls still stand, weathered yet resolute against the Andean sky, whispering tales of ancient innovation.
Gazing into the depths of Moray, one feels a profound connection to the land and its history. The terraces evoke both the precision of engineering and the organic beauty of nature, a place where science and art intertwine. It's a humbling reminder of humanity's enduring quest to understand and cultivate the earth.
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British artist Richard Dadd’s life tells of marked talent darkened by severe mental illness, with creativity running through every phase.
Recognised early as a highly skilled Victorian painter, he trained at the Royal Academy Schools and worked in the studio of David Roberts, developing a close interest in architectural and landscape detail that later fed his imaginative scenes.
He is famous for fairy subjects, literary themes and meticulous detail for which he was one of the most gifted Victorian fantasy painters.
Dadd came from a family in which several relatives were reported to have mental illness, pointing to a likely inherited vulnerability.
His own condition surfaced during a demanding journey through Europe and the Middle East, when delusions and paranoid ideas began to dominate his thinking.
In 1843 he stabbed and killed his father, convinced he was following supernatural orders, and later in an asylum assaulted a fellow patient, resulting in his lifelong confinement at Bethlem and then Broadmoor as a criminal lunatic.
In the asylum he continued to work with intense concentration, creating paintings such as The Fairy Feller’s Master-Stroke and the Passions series, whose intricate, tightly controlled surfaces appear rooted in an inner world shaped by psychosis.
His life ended aged 69 in 1886, without cure or release, leaving works of powerful imagination created alongside, but never escaping, the tragedy of profound mental illness.
Here are some of his paintings that show his wonderful talent as an artist.
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