Franco

Christian✝️ | IoT, ML and DL Enthusiast | Proud IEEE Volunteer | Privacy Advocate 😌

[Franco @frankiemwon]

Psalm 121 is a beautiful psalm that reminds us of God's protection and guidance.
When I feel lost, alone, out of hope, this Psalm is what gives me hope.
Here is a Twitter thread with Psalm 121:
#Bible #biblestudy

[Trad West @trad_west_]

A very good and well trained boy

[El @luizeto_7]

رحلة بين أفلام المخرج كريستوفر نولان… في مقطع واحد 🎞

[Sabrina 🦇 @nightswayness]

Scene of the decade I can’t stop thinking about it

[Aman Vats @AmanVats01]

3 minutes in a 3 hr movie and every scene of him was basically aura farming. Insane bro 😭

[SB 🪖 @welovesweetboy_]

agamemnon died naked, but the fit was so fire he carried it to the underworld

[ayox @ayblaaack]

when God gives you that random chest pain letting you know he can end you whenever

[alan b. @inceptstellar]

apple store employees when you ask them if the phone you just bought for $2000 has a charger included

[Matthew McConaughey @McConaughey]

from another mother?
Happy birthday brother.

[koreanoli @koreanoli]

Powerful enough to leave a grown man in tears 💔

[Saira khan @Sairakhansvot]

This woman slapped him at the club thinking nothing would come of it. He didn't react with violence, he just had her arrested. That's exactly how you handle it.🥺

[ABHILASH THANKAMANI @itsmeStAbhi]

How people making so relatable stuffs from movie clips 😂

[Nandan @the_blind_thing]

17 years ago, we lost a gem 💔

[Gabriel Martins @caradossports]

Filmes nos quais o John Leguizamo avisa ao vilão “você tá fudido porque o dono do cachorro é brabo”

[m @bigllittlelies]

i would give her the oscar for this head turn alone

[koreanoli @koreanoli]

You left the theatre, but the soundtrack by Ludwig Göransson never left you 🙂‍↔️

[IMAX @IMAX]

Christopher Nolan dedicated The Odyssey to our friend David Keighley 💙

[STONE @ismaDinter2]

Aura.

[The Culturist @the_culturist_]

One of the most important (and overlooked) scenes in the Odyssey is the encounter with the Lotus-eaters.

After nine days at sea, Odysseus and his men finally reach dry land. They go ashore to collect water, and Odysseus sends three men to go explore.

When his men don't return, Odysseus begins to worry.

The men had met some of the islanders (the Lotus-eaters), "who did them no hurt, but gave them to eat of the lotus, which was so delicious that those who ate of it left off caring about home, and did not even want to go back".

Odysseus ends up having to drag his men back to the ships and quickly sail away.

One must understand the symbolic power of the lotus. Its danger is not in any physical threat. The lotus is so deadly because it overloads you with pleasure, taking away all sense of urgency.

In this state of pleasure and relaxation, you forget your mission and your purpose. The men who ate the lotus flowers completely forgot about everything of value in their lives: their homes, their families, etc.

It's easy to think the monsters and beasts are the most terrifying threats you face. But because they're so obviously dangerous and remind you that death is a real possibility, they alert you to the value of life, and remind you of why you're fighting. But the real danger is a life so comfortable that you forget what you were trying to do in the first place.

Statistically speaking, it's unlikely you'll ever go to war or die of famine. But it is certainly possible that an addiction to your phone will derail you from your mission. Abundance of food and entertainment is far more likely to destroy you than most physical threats.

Yes, you will encounter plenty of Sirens and Cyclopes in life. But the real threat, which you must fend off every single day, is that of the lotus flower: a delicious indulgence that brings you immediate satisfaction, and makes you forget what you were fighting for.

[Suliman. @B8SOUB]

هذا الساوندتراك عظيم عظيم جدًا والله