body piercings images
Posted in Tattoes and Body Jewellery on 01/13/2007 03:01 am by admin
body piercings images
You want to have my eyelids pierced what do you think? I have a link with an image of someone who has seen?
http://www.ursispaltenstein.ch/blog//images/uploads_1/body_piercings.jpg
It seems incredible. But when you get pierced, it hurts to blink for the first month or two, when in fact I'm sure the drill is unbearable. Personally, I'll stick with cartilage piercings, but whatever floats your boat.
why is it that individualism a sin?
is not having tattos or body piercings a form a individualism, and in that y would god want everbody to be alike without differences?? and u cant say cause we are made in his image cuase if that were true then we all really would look exactly alike
and why did he give us free will huh
GREAT question! Goes to the core of truth in Religion vs. Spirituality.
Those self chosen “Leaders” of Religion need control and
you can not CONTROL a “Flock” of individuals. You need “Sheeple” to form a flock.
Of interest is God LOVES the individual and encourages individual growth. God created each of us PERFECTLY and INDIVIDUALLY. Just as Spirit loves us UN-conditionally we are encouraged to grow as an individual and SHARE our knowledge and experiences UN-conditionally in gestures of
random acts of kindness.
As we grow, we are to set the example for others to follow, just as the MAN Jesus and the WOMAN Mary.
If individualism is a sin then why are there so many Religions / ways to honor Faith in a Higher Source?
If it a TRUE “Sin” then only ONE book, ONE “God” and ONE method of worship would prevail.
THE greatest gift we have been given is the gift of CHOICE.
The gift to CHOOSE, as an individual , our Spiritual path and method of Honoring our Faith in a Higher Source and our connection to THE Great Spirit as an INDIVIDUAL.
THE greatest “Sin” is to judge others, that is Gods job!
NAMASTE’
~BLESSINGS~DIVINE LOVE~HEALING LIGHT TO ALL~
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Photographic Print of Young woman dressed casually with cowboy hat and face piercings from AWL Discover Images.com £14.99 12×8 Photograph (30×20cm). Young woman dressed casually with cowboy hat and face piercings… |
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Photographic Prints of A South Indian devotee with mouth and tongue piercing at Thaipusam festival from Lonely Planet Images £9.00 10×8 Print, A South Indian devotee with mouth and tongue piercing at Thaipusam festival. A South Indian devotee with mouth and tongue piercing at Thaipusam festival. Devotees come to implore Hindu deity, Lord Murugan, to absolve their bad karma. Chosen by Lonely Planet Images. Printed on 254×203mm Fuji Crystal Archive paper for stable image permanence and brilliant colour reproduction with smooth … |
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Photographic Print of A woman of the Mursi tribe from AWL Discover Images £14.99 12×8 Print. A woman of the Mursi tribe. Once married Mursi women pierce their lower lip and stretch it by inserting increasingly large plugs until they can wear a clay lip plate. The size of the lip plate reflects the bride price paid by their husband. Withi. Printed on professional grade Fuji Crystal Archive Photographic Paper for clear and sharp images. Paper size 305×203mm (approx)…. |
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A woman of the Mursi tribe from AWL Discover Images.com A woman of the Mursi tribe. Once married Mursi women pierce their lower lip and stretch it by inserting increasingly large plugs until they can wear a clay lip plate. The size of the lip plate reflects the bride price paid by their husband. Withi… |
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A young Maasai girl keeps the holes in her pierced from AWL Discover Images.com A young Maasai girl keeps the holes in her pierced ears from closing with grass and rolled leaves. She will gradually stretch her earlobes by inserting progressively larger wooden plugs. By tradition, both Maasai men and women pierce and elongate th… |
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Jigsaw Puzzles of Medicine man, Australia, 1922 from Heritage-Images Photo Jigsaw, Medicine man, Australia, 1922. Medicine man, Australia, 1922. From Peoples of All Nations, Their Life Today and the Story of Their Past, volume I Abyssinia to the British Empire, edited by JA Hammerton and published by the Educational Book Company (London, 1922). Chosen by Heritage-Images. Bespoke 300 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle 17×12 (43×30cm). The jigsaw is delivered bagged and on a back b… |
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