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。 Ride your horse along the edge of the sword Hide yourself in the middle of the flames Blossoms of the fruit tree will bloom in the fire The sun rises in the evening. - Zen Koan 。
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US recovered non-human biological pilots from crashed crafts, UFO whistleblower says in hearing.
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Dyeus: The Indo-European Sky Father YouTube Video
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In this video, we explore the Proto-Indo-European Sky Father. A deity revered by many cultures throughout history. From the Greek Zeus to the Roman Jupiter, the Sky Father god represented the celestial day-lit sky. Hosted by Dr. Andrew M. Henry. Bibliography: David Anthony, "The Horse, the Wheel, and Language," 2007. Ranko Matasovic, "A Reader in Comparative Indo-European Religion," 2018. Mallory and Adams, "The Oxford Introduction to Proto-Indo-European and the Proto-Indo-European World," 2006. West, Indo-European Poetry and Myth, Oxford Press, 2007.

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As Gwil tried to lead the cow away, it resisted and made a loud noise, alerting Huw and the entire village. Huw and the villagers rushed to the scene, and Gwil was caught in the act of stealing the magical cow. Gwil's deception was exposed, and he was shamed for his greed and envy. In the end, the Cow of Plenty remained with Huw, and its magical abilities continued to bless the community with prosperity and abundance. Huw's kindness and generosity were rewarded, and he continued to share the blessings of the magical cow with those in need. 3-3
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The Cow of Plenty, also known as Gwlas or Gylfinhir, is a Welsh myth that tells the story of a magical cow that brought abundance and prosperity to its owner. The myth is found in the collection of Welsh folklore known as the Mabinogion. According to the tale, there was a farmer named Huw who lived in Wales. Huw was known for his kindness and hospitality, and he owned a special cow known as the Cow of Plenty. This cow possessed magical abilities and could produce an endless supply of milk, providing an abundance of food and sustenance for Huw and his community. 1-3
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Word of the Cow of Plenty spread, and people from far and wide heard of its magical powers. One day, Huw's greedy and jealous neighbor, Gwil, heard about the wondrous cow and became envious of Huw's good fortune. Gwil desired to have the magical cow for himself so that he could become wealthy and prosperous. Driven by his envy, Gwil devised a cunning plan to steal the Cow of Plenty from Huw. One night, under the cover of darkness, Gwil sneaked into Huw's farm and attempted to lead the cow away quietly. However, the Cow of Plenty was no ordinary cow, and it sensed the ill intentions of Gwil. 2-3
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The cow is enjoying the fresh water of the swiss mountains 😍🇨🇭
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