The Aəthyri🐉🐯

Just strolling through life. ♏🇵🇷
Bartender
Cocktails anyone?

[The Aəthyri🐉🐯 @JeanMa_28]

An ambition to save humanity is almost always a disguise for the desire to rule it.

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

The border sequence in SICARIO (2015) remains some of Denis Villeneuve’s finest work. The tension never lets up.

[ZodiacFact @ZodiacFacts]

One thing every zodiac sign needs to hear before today ends:

♎ Libra: Choose yourself, even if it disappoints someone else.

♏ Scorpio: Some chapters end so better ones can begin.

♐ Sagittarius: Your freedom doesn’t have to come at the cost of your happiness.

[vids that go hard @vidsthatgohard]

Mbappe after scrolling through twitter during halftime

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

The final shot of BATMAN: MASK OF THE PHANTASM (1993) is one of the greatest closing images in superhero history.

Batman standing alone above Gotham as the Bat-Signal lights the sky. Absolute perfection.

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

“Because he took me away from you.”

One of the rawest Batman moments ever put on screen.

[💫Hendawg @Hendawglaflame]

This was not some typical scrimmage game. Guys were playing hard & It showed exactly who the Best Player In The World was.LeBron had a team full of stars just like Kobe & one came out victorious in crunch time

This “16-6” Regular Season talk is Dead when the odds are even

[vids that go hard @vidsthatgohard]

The state of gaming rn

[The Aəthyri🐉🐯 @JeanMa_28]

https://t.co/zvWPsvXEr5 help my brother out a RT anything 🙏🏾

[NO CONTEXT HUMANS @HumansNoContext]

I love whatever is wrong with him

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

Hodor’s death in GAME OF THRONES is one of the wildest payoffs has ever attempted. A word the character had been repeating for years suddenly becomes the key to his entire life, his disability, and his death, all in the same devastating sequence.

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

Friendly reminder that Magneto’s bar scene in X-MEN: FIRST CLASS (2011) is still one of the coldest scenes in any Marvel movie.

[The Aəthyri🐉🐯 @JeanMa_28]

Forgotten moments.

[IMPERATOR @IMPERATORAUS]

"Whoever wishes to escape, let him save himself if he can; and whoever is ready to face death, let him follow me!"

Pray for the reunification of our Church and for the restoration of our Empire.

[ShadowsOfConstantinople @RomeInTheEast]

On May 28, 1453 the Ottomans were resting for a final assault, “there was an ominous silence.”

I wonder what went through the mind of Constantine XI Palaiologos as he processed the fact that “the only hope left,” a “promised fleet from Venice,” wasn’t coming. Allegedly “Constantine broke down and wept” but also looked to God and the Theotokos for divine aid!

“The hope was dashed when a Venetian ship that had slipped out (ran through the Ottoman blockade) to reconnoitre came back to report that no fleet was to be seen.” To be honest, you must give credit to these scouts. They easily could have decided not to go back to Constantinople once they realized no fleet was coming, but they did their duty.

“The whole of Christendom, it seems, had deserted him in his fight against the enemies of the Cross. He committed himself and his city to the mercy of Christ, His Mother, and the first Christian Emperor, the holy Constantine the Great.” Naturally “the news that they would fight alone must have unnerved some of his Italian allies. Violence broke out among the Genoese and Venetian defenders.” Constantine, as shocked and full of sorrow as he when he heard the news, steeled his nerve and intervened “to remind them that they had a more important conflict on their hands.”

Constantine likely felt fear, resentment, and anger at the events around him. He was paying the debt of his Palaiologan ancestors whom had overseen the decline of the Roman state - but he did what he could. “Constantine commanded that the most venerable icon of the Mother of God, protectress of the city, should be brought out and carried in procession around the streets.” In the final days and hours both Orthodox and Catholics “forgot their differences as they joined together in hymns and prayers.”

Constantine went to the Hagia Sophia to “pray and ask forgiveness and remission of his sins from every bishop present before receiving communion at the altar. The priest who gave the sacrament could not have known that he was administering the last rites” to the last ever Roman Emperor. Nor that it was the last time an Emperor would step in the Great Church. Constantine then “went back to his palace at Blachernai to ask for forgiveness from his household and bid them farewell before riding into the night to make a final inspection of his soldiers at the wall.”

And soon after on May 29 the final battle for the City occurred, and then the life of the Emperor and the Empire was all over.

Source - The Immortal Emperor: The Life and Legend of Constantine Palaiologos, Last Emperor of the Romans by Donald M. Nicol

[The Aəthyri🐉🐯 @JeanMa_28]

We saw each other in my dream and we recognized one another.

[IMPERATOR @IMPERATORAUS]

Reject Modernism.

Embrace Tradition.

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

Film shots inspired by paintings.

[SportsCenter @SportsCenter]

Jalen Hurts put these throwbacks on his wish list 👀

(via @philadelphiaeagles)

[Ara-el ⛥ @arycarangi]

no temáis

[𝚣𝚎𝚎𝚣 @wtfzeezco]

when your so locked in and you actually start enjoying it (you've gone insane)