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Thank you much! I’m going back in September and hope to have more unique videos to share.

You should go if you can! It is so beautiful! 🍀

Thank you! 😂

@@pickinntripin Pleasure. Have you visited Ifrane or Tetouan. Little gems.

No but I would like too! 😊

@@pickinntripin UA-cam Tetouan and surrounding Mediterranean beaches of Cabo Negro, Ristinga, Mdiq, Fnideq, Martil, Oued Laou…beautiful

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That would be a good song too.

Thank you! 😊

Thank you for watching! 😊

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I believe that it is appropriate, if you have your pure intentions how could it be wrong?

Thanks for the idea!

Thank you very much for replying!! Do you think such a video would be possible then? 😀

Absolutely. 😉

Amazing stuff! That would be really good if you could do such a video. Would be brilliant to see you Rev your car up whilst it is static. Sure your car sounds very nice 😀 If you could show a pedal shot whilst you Rev your car up that would be much appreciated too!! Keep up the great videos 😀

Thank you!😊

Thank you! 😊

Unfortunately I can’t remove the words

I agree

Beautiful! 🇮🇹

Beautiful!

Luckily I was in a boat! 😂 absolutely would not swim! 🐊

Absolutely, you're right to approach ayahuasca with caution and respect. It was a profound and transformative experience, often likened to an intense therapeutic journey. The healing potential was profound, but it's crucial to approach it with a mindset focused on self-discovery and growth. It changed my life. I was able to let go of some childhood trauma. I see the world differently now, in a positive way.

It’s incredible in person.

It is stunning in person.

It is stunning.

Music is universal.

@@pickinntripin Musicae Sacrae Sacred Music Pope Pius XII - 1955 18. The Sovereign Pontiffs have always diligently fulfilled their obligation to be vigilant in this matter. The Council of Trent also forbids “those musical works in which something lascivious or impure is mixed with organ music or singing.”[11] In addition, not to mention numerous other Sovereign Pontiffs, Our predecessor Benedict XIV of happy memory in an encyclical letter dated February 19, 1749, which prepared for a Holy Year and was outstanding for its great learning and abundance of proofs, particularly urged Bishops to firmly forbid the illicit and immoderate elements which had arrogantly been inserted into sacred music.[12] 19. Our predecessors Leo XII, Pius VII, Gregory XVI, Pius IX, and Leo XIII[13] followed the same line. 20. Nevertheless it can rightly be said that Our predecessor of immortal memory, St. Pius X, made as it were the highest contribution to the reform and renewal of sacred music when he restated the principles and standards handed down from the elders and wisely brought them together as the conditions of modern times demanded.[14] Finally, like Our immediate predecessor of happy memory, Pius XI, in his Apostolic Constitution Divini cultus sanctitatem (The Holiness of Divine Worship), issued December 20, 1929,[15] We ourself in the encyclical Mediator Dei (On the Sacred Liturgy), issued November 20, 1947,[16] have enriched and confirmed the orders of the older Pontiffs. 21. Certainly no one will be astonished that the Church is so vigilant and careful about sacred music. It is not a case of drawing up laws of aesthetics or technical rules that apply to the subject of music. It is the intention of the Church, however, to protect sacred music against anything that might lessen its dignity, since it is called upon to take part in something as important as divine worship. 22. On this score sacred music obeys laws and rules which are no different from those prescribed for all religious art and, indeed, for art in general. Now we are aware of the fact that during recent years some artists, gravely offending against Christian piety, have dared tO bring into churches works devoid of any religious inspiration and completely at variance with the right rules of art. They try to justify this deplorable conduct by plausible-looking arguments which they claim are based on the nature and character of art itself. They go on to say that artistic inspiration is free and that it is wrong to impose upon it laws and standards extraneous to art, whether they are religious or moral, since such rules seriously hurt the dignity of art and place bonds and shackles on the activity of an inspired artist. 30. These laws and standards for religious art apply in a stricter and holier way to sacred music because sacred music enters more intimately into divine worship than many other liberal arts, such as architecture, painting and sculpture. These last serve to prepare a worthy setting for the sacred ceremonies. Sacred music, however, has an important place in the actual performance of the sacred ceremonies and rites themselves. Hence the Church must take the greatest care to prevent whatever might be unbecoming to sacred worship or anything that might distract the faithful in attendance from lifting their minds up to God from entering into sacred music, which is the servant, as it were, of the sacred liturgy. There are specific Laws for Music in the Catholic Church you Modernist, thanks for Rejecting the Council of Trent.

@@pickinntripinyou reject the Council of Trent, there are laws for Sacred Music

Thank you, I will

Have you experienced it?

It was incredible

It is incredible in person

Your welcome

You should!

Is it cheap?

I’ve found is cheaper than other European countries to visit.

Noice

It was fun to watch

😂

It was, I love Ireland.

I lived it!

Thanks for visiting

It's a made up tale that it gives you the ability to talk a bit smoother and eloquently. The owner of the castle was known for his ability to talk his way out of bad situations

@@thomaslee6894 I understand but why can't one just kiss the stone standing up?

Kissing the Blarney Stone is believed to bestow the kisser with the "gift of gab" or eloquent speech in Irish folklore. Legend has it that those who kiss the stone gain the ability to speak persuasively and convincingly. The Blarney Stone is part of Blarney Castle in Ireland, and the tradition has been practiced for centuries.

There is a huge drop in front of the stone.

those replies are wild, they kiss a certain stone at the bottom because thats the blarney stone

This is all on trim castle grounds in county Meath.

I know right! 😂