Mrs.Kurosaki/Inoue

Living life ✨✨

[Papina @LunaGitana0333]

Volar Juntos, Pero Jamás Atados:
Cuenta una vieja leyenda de los indios Sioux, que, una vez llegaron a visitar al viejo brujo de la tribu, una pareja de jóvenes enamorados capaces de todo por su amor.

Toro Bravo, el más valiente y honorable guerrero, y Nube Alta la hija del cacique y la más hermosa de la tribu.
Ambos tomados de la mano, se presentaron ante el viejo y empezaron a hablar.

- Nos amamos... dijo Toro Bravo.
- ¡Nos vamos a casar! .. continuó Nube Alta.
- Pero tenemos miedo.

Queremos un hechizo, un talismán.
¡Algo! que nos garantice que estaremos juntos toda la vida.

- Por favor, repitieron ambos
- ¿hay algo que podamos hacer?

El viejo los miró tan enamorados, pero a la vez tan desesperados, que se tomó su tiempo para responder.

- Hay algo... pero no sé, es una tarea muy difícil.
- ¡No importa!, dijeron los dos
– Haremos Lo que sea , añadió Toro Bravo.

- Bien., dijo el brujo
- Nube Alta, ¿ves el monte al norte de nuestra aldea?
Deberás escalarlo sola y sin más armas que una red y tus manos, deberás cazar el halcón más hermoso y vigoroso del monte.

Si lo atrapas, deberás traerlo aquí con vida el tercer día después de la luna llena.
¿Comprendiste?
Nube Alta asintió en silencio.

- Y tú, Toro Bravo, siguió el brujo...
- Deberás escalar la Montaña del Trueno; cuando llegues a la cima, encontrarás la más brava de todas las águilas, solamente con tus manos y una red, deberás atraparla sin heridas y traerla ante mí, viva, el mismo día en que vendrá Nube Alta.
¡Salgan ahora!

Los jóvenes se miraron nerviosos, pero seguros de poder lograrlo.
Y corrieron a cumplir su misión cada uno por su lado. Ella hacia el norte, él hacia el sur.

Al tercer día, frente a la tienda del brujo, los dos jóvenes heridos y magullados esperaban con las redes que contenían sus respectivas aves.

Sáquenlas con cuidado, dijo el brujo.
Eran verdaderamente hermosas, sin duda lo mejor de su estirpe.

- ¿Volaban alto?, preguntó el brujo.
- Sí, sin duda.
Como lo pediste...dijo Toro Bravo
- ¿Y ahora?
- ¿los mataremos y beberemos el honor de su sangre?...

- ¡Noooo! -dijo el viejo-.
- ¿Los cocinaremos y comeremos el valor en su carne?
- propuso Nube Alta.
- ¡Nooooo!,Claro que no.

-Harán lo que les digo:
Tomen las aves y átenlas entre sí por las patas con estas tiras de cuero, cuando las hayan anudado, suéltenlas y que vuelen libres.

Cuando El águila y el halcón intentaron volar por su cuenta solo consiguieron revolcarse en el piso.
Incapaces de volar, las aves empezaron a picotearse entre sí hasta lastimarse.

- Jamás olviden lo que han visto
¡No les daré ningún hechizo!
Son ustedes como un águila y un halcón; si se atan el uno al otro, aunque lo hagan por amor, no solo vivirán arrastrándose, sino que además, tarde o temprano, empezarán a lastimarse uno al otro.

Si quieren que el amor entre ustedes perdure...
¡Vuelen Juntos, Pero Jamás Atados!

Recuerda:
El amor no reclama posesiones sino que da libertad.
Nunca por encima de ti, nunca por debajo de ti, siempre…. a tu lado.

[I Deserve it All 🇨🇦 @MelaninisOP_]

I was expecting like maybe a small piece of the mountain BUT IT WAS THE WHOLE FUCKING THING WTF OMG THIS IS THE CRAZIEST THING IVE SEEN ALL DAY THAT MADE ME SAY WTF IRL

[Mike Netter @nettermike]

In 1897, the U.S. Army wanted to know if bicycles could replace horses for infantry. So they took 20 Black soldiers of the 25th Infantry – the Buffalo Soldiers – and gave them a mission: ride from Fort Missoula, Montana to St. Louis. 1,900 miles.

The “Iron Riders” carried 60-pound packs, rifles, and one spare tire each. They crossed the Rockies, the Badlands, and the Great Plains on heavy, single-speed bikes with no roads. Private John Findley fixed flats with strips of his own shirt. They drank from cattle tanks and were refused water in Wyoming towns.

It took 41 days. They averaged 52 miles a day. When they rolled into St. Louis, the white newspapers called it a “stunt.” The Army said “impractical” and shut the program down. But the Iron Riders proved it could be done.

Their commanding officer wrote: “No horse could have made it. These men did.”

[bree 🪭 @walkingflex_]

Former Captains and their Lieutenants

[A R D E @esta_que_arde]

Sigo sin creer como este chico empezó haciendo parodias en TikTok de telenovelas mexicanas por joder y ahora lanza su propia novela donde interpreta a TODOS los personajes y la gente está enganchada, lo están entrevistando en Telemundo y no tengo nadie con quien hablar de esto

[💫AstralWingz💫 @Zhane_Star]

I never seen a snake chew until now wtf

[Retro Bleach @Retro_Bleach1]

They’re definitely jealous 😭

[Skyler Higley @skyler_higley]

you’re dumb if you didn’t know this already God literally said it right after making Earth

[MrCasey @MrCasey62]

Fr. Ripperger: “Demons can manipulate our emotions. This is why in the entire history of Catholic spiritual theology, every single Saint has warned against following our emotions in our spiritual life. Because God's not the only one who broadcasts on that channel.”

[☩ 𝕁𝕄𝕋 ☩ @SecretFire79]

The Korean Virgin Who Chose Honor, Faith, and Martyrdom🇻🇦🩸

She was stripped of her clothes.

She was tortured.

She was thrown into a prison cell with violent men in an attempt to break her spirit.

But she refused to deny Jesus Christ.

The Church now honors her as St. Columba Kim Hyo-im, one of the heroic Korean Martyrs.

Born in 1814 in Korea, Columba grew up in a Catholic family during a time when Christianity was brutally persecuted. She consecrated her virginity to God and devoted her life entirely to Jesus Christ.

When government officials arrested her for being a Christian, they imprisoned her alongside her younger sister, St. Agnes Kim Hyo-ju.

The authorities hoped torture, humiliation, and fear would force them to renounce their faith.

Instead, they remained steadfast.

According to historical accounts, Columba and Agnes were stripped naked, beaten, and thrown into a prison cell with hardened male prisoners, where they endured terrible abuse and humiliation.

When they were finally brought before the judge and sentenced to death, Columba courageously spoke against the injustice they had suffered.

She declared:

"Whether she is the daughter of a noble or a commoner, the chastity of a young woman has the right to be respected. If you wish to kill me according to the law of the country, I will willingly accept the punishment. But it is not right that I should suffer insults that are not part of the law."

Her fearless words astonished the court.

The judge was so moved that he ordered those responsible for the abuse to be punished.

But he did not spare the sisters.

Because they refused to abandon Christ, Columba and Agnes were sentenced to death.

On September 26, 1839, they were beheaded, joyfully offering their lives to the Lord they loved above all else.

More than a century later, recognizing their heroic witness, Pope St. John Paul II canonized them among the 103 Korean Martyrs on May 6, 1984.

St. Columba Kim Hyo-im reminds us that true dignity comes from belonging to Christ. Even when stripped of every earthly protection, she refused to surrender her faith, her purity, or her courage.

Her witness proclaims that human dignity must always be respected, that evil can never triumph over truth, and that those who remain faithful to Christ will receive an eternal crown.

St. Columba Kim Hyo-im and St. Agnes Kim Hyo-ju, pray for us🇻🇦🙏🏻

[Retro Bleach @Retro_Bleach1]

Bro is fighting the literal God of the verse and still found time to rizz up Orihime

[goma @soigomaa]

Imagine being a country that treats women as a lesser being and was born lucky enough to have father like this. She hit the jackpot because even in countries where women have rights and power you can rarely find father's that will go above and beyond like this.

[Catholic Quotes @CatholicQuote12]

From God,For God,To God!

[Retro Bleach @Retro_Bleach1]

Poor Ichigo 😭

[Night Sky Today @NightSkyToday]

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