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Hi docs., please i for months now, i have dry throat, and am always feeling hungry, and my pee is yellowish, and i feel hotter than usual, i have taken malaria drugs but it ain't helping, |
Blackett:Sexkillz is that u? |
a jain temple
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I stumbled on an article about the jains of india this afternoon, i was suprise that such a religion exists, apart from the part of staying vegang, cos i love my isiewu and beef, i think this could be the best religion for mankind |
Jainism facts Followers of this religion undertake five major vows: 1. Ahimsa: Ahimsa means nonviolence. The first major vow taken by followers is to cause no harm to living beings. It involves minimizing intentional and unintentional harm to other living creatures by actions, speech or thoughts. 2. Satya: Satya means truth. This vow is to always speak the truth. Given that non-violence has priority, other principles yield to it whenever they conflict: in a situation where speaking truth could lead to violence, silence may be observed.[17] 3. Asteya: Asteya means not stealing. Jains should not take anything that is not willingly offered.[17] Attempting to extort material wealth from others or to exploit the weak is considered theft. Fair value should be given for all goods and services purchased. 4. Brahmacharya: Brahmacharya means chastity for laymen and celibacy for Jain monks and nuns. This requires the exercise of control over the senses to control indulgence in sexual activity.[18] 5. Aparigraha: Aparigraha means non-possessiveness. This includes non- materialism and non-attachment to objects, places and people. [17] Jain monks and nuns completely renounce property and social relations |
Jainism:Jainism is an ancient religion from India that teaches that the way to liberation and bliss is to live lives of harmlessness and renunciation. The essence of Jainism is concern for the welfare of every being in the universe and for the health of the universe itself. Jains believe that animals and plants, as well as human beings, contain living souls. Each of these souls is considered of equal value and should be treated with respect and compassion. Jains are strict vegetarians and live in a way that minimises their use of the world's resources. |
Gosh, the same heartless idiats who did this to a petty thief will be hailing the politicians when the come to his neighbourhood Thats why i always tell people, if u want to be a thief, get a gun, get african protection, get a formidable team, dont be a petty thief cos petty thieves get burnt or disfigured |
The empowerment of cultists, drug barons, ex militants, touts, area boys, ex convicts by this administration, has made this country look like a banana republic, |
Never again will a son of a fisherman who had no shoes and loves wearing a hat rule us again |
elantraceey:How sure are u?, |
Obinoscopy:oga abeg dis your suggestion no make sense, Dj's mum is also someone in need, helping her is charity work too, abi na until pesin dey hospital don near to die were we go dey help? |
goodmorning40:you dey yaba left? |
PrettyAngel22:You are kidding right?, cos i have never seen an expert at betting, Betting is not mathematics neither is it physics, Professor no dey betting oh, |
mekaboy:na agent fee nah |
make i follow wait here |
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A well decorated banking veteran, Mary has in the past successfully undertaken similar tough but sound business decisions that revolutionized the banking business and generated substantial profits for shareholders from her days at Citizens Bank and Bank PHB. i no trust this woman, all the banks were she been dey work for before don broke, Heritage bank don buy bad market, make i go withdraw that my 1k first for enterprise bank oh, |
I just dey imagine how sweet dis woman toto be, were make IBB handover that oil block give am |
Sunnybobo3:if na frontpage u dey find, u go wait till Jesus come |
nwafuluozoh: |
Emmanuel247:chai, what a pity in ekiti, when e wan happen those commandos go run back to their spare part shop |
Kingsasian:Umana means birth or beginning |
..Ibibio names. Ekpo=ghost Etim=beat am Eyo=endure am |
there are many who do good to others but never got a reward of their good deeds till death, the are many bad guys out there who live their lives comfortably till death, To me karma is a lottery, many get away with doing bad things and few got paid back |
babyosisi:i won't call this karma, people die in motor accidents everyday, does it mean that all those people are bad people? |
EggovinMma:.dem wan kill pesin u dey say good, na so dem dey preach for una church |
so na so im go take waka leave dis world #bye bye eh, abeg remember greet Gaddaffi for me |
SlyIg:ame try |
Ibibio 1. Hair (.idet............) 2. Eyes (.........eyen....) 3. Ears (.......utong......) 4. Nose (.........iwuo....) 5. Chest (.........esit....) 6. Stomach (..........idib...) 7. Fingers (.nnun............) 8. Knee (.itung ukot............) 9. Toes (.nnun ukot............) 10. Head (.iwuot............) 11. Mouth (.inua............) 12. Shoulder (afara.............) 13. Arm (.itung ubok............) 14. Hand (.ubok............) 15. Leg (........ukot.....) 16. Foot (............ikpat.) ......................... 17. Cheek (........mfuk.....) 18. Adam's apple (.....ndionghoke........) 19. bosom (.......eba......) 20. Umbilicus (.........ndionghoke....) 21. Abdomen (......ndionghoke.......) 22. Groin (...........ndionghoke..) 23. joystick (.........mfed....) 24. Vagina (.ited............) 25. Thigh (.ndionghoke............) 26. Calf (..........ndionghoke...) 27. Ankle (..........itung ikpat...) 28. Forehead (.eting iwuot............) 29. Chin (ndionghoke.............) 30. Shoulder (afara.............) 31. Arm (.....ndionghoke........) 32. Elbow (.........ndionghoke....) 33. Forearm (........ndionghoke.....) 34. Wrist (...........ndionghoke..) cc ellechrystal mbok nwam complete eh |
2sExy1:im on phone oh, so the chat support only works on pc |
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