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The Sandbox BLOND:ISH - NEVER WALK ALONE All Quests Sandbox Alpha Season 4 121gamers 3 Views • 10 days ago

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🧘🏼‍♀️ OPEN YOUR CHAKRAS! 🧘🏿‍♀️

BLOND:ISH: Never Walk Alone invites you to undertake a spiritual journey with other like-minded souls.

In each phase of your journey, you’ll interact and cooperate with other players and take up challenges to open chakras individually. Together, you will feel the positivity of this world as you let the music guide your steps.

By working together, every player can complete their journey safely. By staying close to the banner carried by another player—or holding it yourself—you'll be secure. It’s the benefit of “never walking alone.”

Never Walk Alone includes six core quests that invite players to work together in unique ways. One or more players carry a chakra banner that protects the players around them, enabling participants to advance their chakra goals. These can include reaching a group destination, dancing to spiritually heal lonely souls, walking along parallel paths, and more. Each level serves as a new way to find cooperation and joy individually and as a group.
Once you start walking together, you’ll never want to walk alone again!
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ABOUT BLOND: ISH
BLOND:ISH is a DJ, producer, record label head, environmental activist, Web3 entrepreneur, serial collaborator, energy worker, and spiritual seeker (and just about everything in between).
"Sometimes I create music with a purpose. While making club music is something I've been doing for a while, I'm now at a point where I want to dive deeper. If we understand that as human beings we are all music, a collection of cells constantly resonating with frequencies, then we can realize that music has power and that power can be molded into music that can restore balance and allow us to thrive. In our society, we often feel lost, and the constant acceleration of technology and the influence of devices and this fast-paced world are designed to keep us in survival mode. This album is a continuation of my quest to touch the souls of others. It's a way to evoke emotions, and if I can motivate just a few people to change the direction of their life and embrace a path that truly aligns with their deepest self, then I consider my mission accomplished."

How to Paint a Fireplace and Hearth | Ask This Old House cashinvids 3 Views • 2 years ago

In this video, This Old House paint expert Mauro Henrique helps a homeowner tackle a controversial project: painting an exposed brick fireplace.

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Paint expert Mauro Henrique takes us on a house call to tackle a somewhat controversial project. The homeowner and her husband want to update their beautifully-kept home, and they plan to paint exposed fireplace bricks-a taboo for brick purists.

Opinions vary about whether to paint exposed brick. While the finished product can look clean and modern, there is no going back. When a homeowner asks paint expert Mauro Henrique for help painting her fireplace, he first checks that she’s positive that she wants to do it before helping her take this project on.

Difficulty: ⅕
Cost: Around $30
Time: An afternoon

Where to find it?
Mauro upgrades a 1920’s fireplace by painting the fireplace facing with a high heat paint.

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