Pure energy, pulsating, available, it is ready to give us anything we need to accomplish something, and ready to welcome us back home when we want to rest. So whether you are beginning something new and need inspiration right now, or you've just finished something and want to rest, go to the Source. It's always waiting for you, and you don't even have to step out of your house to find it.
This woman has created a fortress around herself, and she is clinging to all the possessions she thinks are her treasures. In fact she has accumulated so much stuff with which to adorn herself-including the feathers and furs of living creatures-that she has made herself ugly in the effort.
This card challenges us to look at what we are clinging to, and what we feel we possess that is so valuable it needs to be protected by a fortress.
This is part of The Associated Press’ ongoing effort to fact-check misinformation that is shared widely online, including work with Facebook to identify and reduce the circulation of false stories on the platform.It needn't be a big bank balance or a box full of jewels-it could be something as simple as sharing our time with a friend, or taking the risk of expressing our love to another. “Even if it is a simulation, that’s still one heck of a show, bravo,” another user commented. “Are you here because someone claim it’s from Tokyo Olympic 2020?” one commenter wrote. YouTube users commenting on the video admitted they’d believed the false posts and pointed out the lack of smoke in the air in the computer-generated display. Lukas Trötzmüller, the Austrian software developer who created FWsim, confirmed to The Associated Press in an email that the video was made with his software. The YouTube user who posted the video has posted several other simulated fireworks videos in recent years, according to the user’s profile. But it doesn’t show an Olympic fireworks display, nor a real one, for that matter.Īn internet search for the video reveals it previously appeared on YouTube in 2015, under the title “FWsim Mount Fuji Synchronized Fireworks Show2.”įWsim is a digital fireworks simulation software, according to its website. The video was shared globally on Facebook, YouTube, WhatsApp and other social media. Please enjoy the Olympic fireworks under the beautiful Mount Fuji. “The Olympics cannot be opened because of the Pandemic, but these fireworks cannot be stored until 2021, so the Olympic fireworks are displayed at this time. “Prepared by Tokyo for the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games,” wrote one Facebook user. Social media users claimed the clip captured a recent fireworks display which was prepared for the 2020 Summer Games, but still occurred on schedule despite the Olympics’ postponement.
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