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[www.keralites.net] Hilarious Reactions To The Disappointing Supermoon

 

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[www.keralites.net] The 10 Cities Of Ancient Civilization Swallowed By The Forests!

 

The 10 Cities Of Ancient Civilization Swallowed By The Forests!

These 10 cities of Ancient Civilization have been swallowed by the forests but you can still visit them

 

There is something about the ruins that triggers a chord deep within every human. Perhaps, the dilapidated structures are monuments to the human immortality or perhaps they are a testimony of the human frailty ( views are subjective). Mankind has been inordinately inquisitive the glimpse into the ancient way of life fascinates him. He may not be able to visit the land as it was but he can definitely walk through the ruins and imbibe the essence of the faded glory. Presenting to you 10 lost cities of ancient civilization, to satiate your wanderlust and to satisfy your curiosity about the ancient civilisation.

1. Copan, Honduras

 

Copan was an important city of the Maya's. It was the capital city of the Maya's from 5th to 9th centuries AD. The city was surrounded by non-Maya's yet it retained the sculptural style of lowland Maya. The city faced turbulent times when its king was captured and executed by his vassal. Copan went into a hiatus for 17 years during which they became the subjects of the vassal. Even though the Spaniards were aware of the city, the archaeologists remained largely oblivious to it until the 19th century. The UNESCO named it as a Heritage City in 1980.

2. Kuelap, Peru

The fortress of Kuelap is located on a 3000m high cliff and surrounded by cloud forest. The Kuelap fortress with its 400 buildings and a massive wall is strongly linked to the Chachapoya culture. The Chachapoyan people were known as 'cloud warriors' by the Incas. The fortified city was left alone by the marauding Incas and it flourished until the sixteenth century. The arrival of the Spanish conquerors saw the end of Kuelap. The city was lost to the civilisation though the locals were likely to remember the existence of this city. It was rediscovered in 1843.

 

3. Caracol, Belize

Caracol was one of the major political centres of Maya Lowland during the Classic period. The city was teeming with life and reached its zenith during the sixth century. The glory of Caracol began to diminish around 950 AD. Caracol boasts of pyramids, royal tombs, large dwellings and an extensive collection of Maya art. The ruins of Caracol was rediscovered by a Rosa Mai, a native logger who had come in search of Mahogany in 1937. It is Mayans largest archaeological site. The main temple at 136 feet is the tallest man-made structure.

4. Ciudad Perdida

 

This is a city that is still partially lost to the human race. Ciudad Perdida is an ancient city discovered in Sierra Nevada, Colombia and dates back to 800 CE. It is even older than Machu Picchu. The city was built by Tairona and is also known as Teyuna and Buritaca. Spanish who discovered the Teyuna called it as the "Lost City" or Ciudad Perdida. It's terrace's and plazas were rediscovered in 1972 but full archaeological expedition could begin only on 1976.

 

5. Ingapirca, Ecuador

Ingapirca or "wall of the Inca" is the most famous site of the Incas in the Equador. Ingapirca was inhabited by Canari people whom Inca's tried to conquer but failed. The second attempt at conquering took a more devious route, the Inca Túpac Yupanqui married the Canari princess and established a peaceful alliance with the community. The Incas expanded and fortified the region after AmerIndian superpower emerged as a threat. Ingapirca is known for its Sun Temple built in the Inca style. The region does not see much of tourist inflow and is relatively free of modern contretemps.

6. Persepolis, Iran

Persepolis is located seventy miles north-east of Shiraz, Iran. The name "Parsa" literally meant "The City Of The Persians." It was the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire. Darius I, founded the capital in 518 BC and Alexander's army ravaged the city in 330 BC.

 

The ruined site has been known as the 'Throne of the Jamshid' since the Sassanid times. UNESCO declared it as the World Heritage Sit in 1979. The winged bulls, friezes and the pillars stand as a mute evidence of a once glorious capital.

 

7. Vilcabamba, Peru

Vilcamba was the last bastion of the Inca. It was founded in 1539 and the Spaniards conquered it in 1572 ushering the end of resistance of the Inca. Vilcabamba was then destroyed and began to be known as the "Lost City of the Incas." Vilcabamba is located in the jungles along the banks of the Chontabamba River in the south of Peru. The site was rediscovered by three brothers in 1892.

8. Shisr, Oman

The Atlantis of Sand is the legendary city in the Southern Arabian desert, said to be destroyed by a natural calamity or as an act of God. It has various names Iram, Ubar and Wabar. Experts are divided over the identity of the city but the discovery of various artefacts originating from Greece, Rome and Persia imply that Ubar was an important port of call during the ancient times. The desert city was excavated by a team of archaeologists led by Nicholas Clapp including the explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes. The site is fenced and guarded but excursions can be arranged from the city of Salalah.

9. Coba, Mexico

 

Coba is an ancient city located in the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. The ruins of Coba is popular among the tourists and sees a regular influx of tourists. The enclave of Chichen Itza nets in 8,000 visitors during the peak tourist season. The city was established somewhere around zero and quickly grew to become an influential city during the first millennium AD. Chichen Itza's rise saw the dimming of its aura and the city was completely abandoned by the time of Spanish arrival. The archeologist began exploration in 1926 but most of the city ruins have not been unearthed.

 

10. El Tigre, Guatemala

The ruined city has been embraced by the jungle. El Mirador became a powerful center from sixth century BC onwards. It reached its peak from 3rd century BC to 1st century BC. El Mirador predates the Classic period of Maya. El Mirador was first discovered in 1926 but a detailed excavation began in 1978. The majestic El Tigre temple complex does not see much visitors as it is unreachable by road and requires a two-day trekking and sleeping in the hammocks.

 

 


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[www.keralites.net] Easy and Simple Way to Control Mind!

 

Easy and Simple Way to Control Mind!

 

Only a very small minority of people reading this letter will be open-minded. I sincerely hope that you are one of them. My goal in writing to you is to help you make a profound change.

 

This has made happen by principles made popular by "The Secret" and "The Law of Attraction."

 

once you master this strategy, you may discover exciting things - A new economy!- unseen way to pursue a project …Extra income, perhaps by way of a raise, or a new business opportunity…Relationships … …Solutions to problems you've been having for months or even years…And much more.

 

It requires a simple twist of the brain. You can learn how to do it in just 5-minute intervals - technique is something you can practice… and perfect.

Why You Need Spiritual Power in Your Life

 

If you are satisfied with the life you lead… If you feel like there is nothing lacking in your personal or professional life… If you are free of stress, anxiety, irritation, and anger… you do NOT need Spiritual Power.

 

But this wasn't always true. Many are generally unhappy with life. For most people, the only way to solve serious issues like these has been through religion and philosophy.

As our society grows more sophisticated… As intelligent realize that success and money isn't all there is … The elements of Spiritual Power become increasingly more important.

We are fortunate to live in a world that has preserved many teachings and texts from ancient religions. Unfortunately, some of the most powerful teachings are difficult to understand. They were created thousands of years ago in languages that no longer exist. And now these useful and life-changing tenets have become weak… Distorted… Diluted… And have lost the power that the original teachers taught us.  All of this leads to deep frustration. But you can harness Spiritual Power that can lead you to a fulfilling, joyful, meaningful existence.

 

Answer to all above is Relaxation Technique - Perfect for Everyday Life. These days, you can find hundreds of books

 

By following upon you can let it go without stress. Your anger and frustration go. You are in control. You are happier. You are peaceful. In fact, you may even feel grateful This work ANYWHERE and at ANY TIME. During heavy rush-hour traffic… while attending excruciating family gatherings… standing in long lines… during weather delays at the airport… and on and on. You are in control of your mind and spirit all time.

 

 


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[www.keralites.net] 7 Pains You’ll Relate To If You Are An Extremely Impatient Person!

 

7 Pains You'll Relate To If You Are An Extremely Impatient Person!

 

 

Patience isn't your virtue. The moment something requires patience to start with, your heartbeat increases, your feet start to tap, your mind goes on rumbling mode and you start grinding your teeth out of irritation.

 

If you too feel the same way, welcome to the gang. You are 'impatient', my friend and so, we present to you 7 things that only impatient people will relate to.

 

1. You hate people who work slowly.

 

You plan your 'to-do list' and get done with your work on time; sometimes, even before time. You hate the kind of people who take a really long time to finish their work. If at all you have to work alongside them for anything, they easily get on your nerves.

 

2. You blood reaches boiling point when '2 minutes' turns into 30.

 

You know those days when you arrive on time but your friend is late and you sit there clueless about their whereabouts? You simply do not understand why people cannot be truthful enough to tell you how much time will they take to arrive at a place.

 

3. You practically hate long queues.

 

Imagine yourself reaching the train station just in time to collect the ticket but you see a 20-people-long queue at the counter. Isn't that irritating? And that's not over yet. The person sitting in the counter issuing tickets is astoundingly slow at his work and look, you just missed your train. Ticks you off, doesn't it?

 

4. You get mad when people take their own sweet time to reply to your text.

 

There are moments when you really need someone to reply as soon as possible. Especially when you want to watch a movie and the tickets are getting sold in a jiffy. You text your friends to check if they can join you but no one replies. Only after the tickets get sold out they say, "Yes, I'm in!" while you bang your head on the wall saying, "Never mind."

 

5. You set a deadline to almost everything.

 

Whatever task you have in hand, you mentally set a deadline to do it so that you do not end up wasting time and more than anything else, deadlines get the best out of you. But then you also realize that you get done with your work on time and go back to being the impatient you.

 

6. Slow drivers tick you off.

 

An impatient person driving is not a pleasing experience. You kind of get ticked off by anything and everything. More than anything, you end up swearing on people continuously throughout your drive. The rise in blood pressure and the foul mouthing is another issue altogether. Every time you leave your house, you pray for empty and idiot-proof roads. *Wink*

 

7. Speed gives you thrills.

 

Slow Internet or buffering video makes you curse loudly. The need for speed in your life is a must. Speed makes you happy like nothing else on the earth can and there's no double checking that.

 

 


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