The Mirror Universe episodes appear every few seasons on Deep Space Nine, growing steadily campy with each installment. With each new crossover, we learn that the Rebellion has progressed a bit further. The storylines include Mirror O'Brien kidnapping Prime Sisko, who must impersonate the suddenly-killed Mirror Sisko and help save Mirror Jennifer Sisko ( Felecia M. Bell), who died at Battle of Wolf 359 against the Borg in the Prime Universe. Mirror Jennifer then turns around and kidnaps Sisko's son Jake ( Cirroc Lofton), to compel him to help complete plans for a Mirror version of DS9's battleship, the Defiant. The final entry sees Quark ( Armin Shimmerman) and Nog ( Max Grodénchik) pursue their kidnapped Grand Nagus (the President of Capitalism, as far as the Ferengis are concerned) into the Mirror Universe. The episode ends with the Regent of the Alliance — Mirror Worf ( Michael Dorn) — surrendering to the Rebellion. While the lunar interior contains small amounts of water, the Moon has never undergone plate tectonics. Zecora seemed to try and will herself to be angry...but the anger just didn't come. Where did it go? “I...I suppose you have a point, such things can easily put you out of joint.”

The theme of the text Genjō Kōan, written by Dōgen when he returned from China, was the nature of satori (Japanese: spiritual enlightenment). Many people think that enlightenment comes as a result of a long training or through a long period of gathering merit, but, in fact, satori occurs suddenly and not always to the most virtuous or most skilled people. Dōgen wanted to explain this and in Genjō Kōan he uses the analogy of how a piece of glass or the surface of a sheet of water can suddenly switch from being transparent to being a mirror. This switch occurs when one side becomes dark. In the text he also uses several other analogies to make the same point, but this is the crucial one. Many renderings of Genjō Kōan into English treat it as a series of separate teachings, but as I came to understand it, it has only one central meaning revealed in different figures andexplanations. Spitfire is the closest thing there is to one, being the entire reason for everything bad that's happened to Rainbow Crash, Fluttershy, and Gilda. Throw the Dog a Bone: Carrying over from Tales, Rainbow Crash's lifelong tormentor Spitfire is finally defeated and arrested, which she's informed of in the end. The Muse Sisters look and have the exact same powers as their prime counterparts, but are benevolent heroines who use their feeding off negative emotions to help ponies clear their minds. All-Loving Hero: Duchess Chrysalis is this, loving everyone, including her enemies. The only ones she shows outright dislike of is Cadence, and even then she has some compassion for her.

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The mission follows a failed effort nearly four years ago to land a rover on the lunar surface to conduct scientific experiments. After blasting off over a month ago, the Chandrayaan-3 mission performed several orbits of the Earth, increasing in size, until it entered lunar orbit on August 5. Mad Scientist: Twilight is this trope in her attempts to get the fame she thinks she deserves. Though a mostly harmless example.

The most important things about this is the first bit: we ask the community to lead with this. That means you! Thanks for helping us promote good conversations on The Buddhist Centre Online. The zebra villainess stood for a few moments, looking at the mare before her, hoof offered outstretched...and slowly reached, taking it.

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Mirror Spitfire is this for Gilda's story, having become a terrorist after Mirror Celestia's redemption to continue being feared.

But when did you get close enough to pose, the ability to steal it from under my nose?” the Zebra asked, then her eyes widened. Heel–Face Turn: Duchess Chrysalis was never as bad as Queen Chrysalis, but she was originally a Well-Intentioned Extremist trying to feed her people. After Sombra and the Muse Sisters defeated her, she gradually reformed and became the All-Loving Hero she is now. Yes. I am part of the group of editors currently producing the Oxford University Press Handbook of Meditation. I have a volume of my own teachings close to completion for which the tentative title is In Less Than a Day. Both of these should come out before the end of 2019. I am also working on a translation and commentary on the Taoist classic, the Tao Te Ching, hopefully for 2020, and I have some material prepared towards two other future books, one on Buddhist psychology and one on Pure LandBuddhism.

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Brilliant, but Lazy: Fluttershy is genuinely talented and a good Manipulative Bitch, but never puts any more effort into anything than she needs to. It's true, its a missing oportunity no to have Sunset Shimmer as Celestia's studdent, but there are many reasons why this isn't factible. Dame Barbara Windsor once branded Carry On bosses “immoral”, claiming the cast never saw a penny from the franchise’s telly repeats.

Mirror Thorax is this for Chrysalis's story, making an attempt to kill her and take over as the Changeling monarch.Dual Wielding: Thorax uses two large swords as his weapons that can be combined into a scissor weapon. Chrysalis duel wields shields during the final part of the fight.