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In Sikh temples (gurdwaras), anyone—of any background—can share the free communal meal called langar. It’s a core Sikh practice symbolizing equality and service; many gurdwaras serve it after worship, and some offer it throughout the day. There’s no payment or expectation—just sit, eat, and be welcomed.
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This years tree - Jeremy Miranda , 2024.
American , b. 1980 -
Acrylic on board , 10 x 12 in.
Omo Valley, Ethiopia — The many tribes living along the Omo River are renowned for their unique, ecstatic ritual decoration. Their customs and awe inspiring appearance have been the subject of decades of research.
Children of the Kwegu people, known for their intricate flower headdresses and face paint.
Photographer: Hans Sylvester
Sofie Rose Seymour's poster for an all-Yiddish community production of 'Fiddler on the roof' in Philadelphia
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Teachers and students
"This will become, in time, the ax of someone's grandfather," said the king, lifting it out. "And no doubt over the years it will need a new handle or a new blade and over the centuries the shape will change in line with fashion, but it will always be, in every detail and respect, the ax I give you today. And because it'll change with the times, it'll always be sharp. There's a grain of Truth in that, see. So nice to have met you. Do enjoy your journey home, Your Excellency."
Terry Pratchett, The Fifth Elephant
