“The Shadow State” delves into the environmental, social, and governance ( #ESG ) industry. This emerging multitrillion-dollar power structure unites governments with corporations in a march toward a new world.

Discover its goals and who drives it! 👇
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After my story of covering the farmer protest in The Netherlands, I knew there was more behind what we were seeing. I was compelled to dig for the truth and can't wait for this film to showcase our findings for the world.' Facts Matter

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Historically, most cultures represented gods through their #artwork to impart values to their societies. That is, until modern times, once #secularism pushed metaphysics and religion aside.

Can the soul of art be reclaimed? 👇
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The most tragic sight imaginable is a mother who has lost a child.

Yet when #Michelangelo unveiled his “Pietà”—the image of the Virgin Mary mourning the lifeless Christ—he revealed how hope can conquer sorrow. 👇
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A lifelong prisoner and gang member claimed he had never shed a tear. He endured the loss of both parents and faced a bleak future. Yet, upon hearing chamber music, he finally wept.

Explore how #music reminds us of our humanity at #EpochOriginal ! 👇
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At times we’re left physically, mentally, and even spiritually fatigued.

But #artworks like “Elijah in the Wilderness” by Frederic Leighton leave us with wisdom on how to feel refreshed despite our busy lifestyles. Explore more at #EpochOriginal !
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British painter James Sant painted 'Courage, Anxiety, and Despair: Watching the Battle,' which depicts three women hiding behind a large rock.

And Courage, the woman with a knife in hand, leans toward the danger. What does his #art teach us?
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The #NTD International Figure Painting Competition is on a mission to promote traditional fine arts. Furthermore, it holds 'pure truth, pure kindness, and pure beauty' as its theme.

View the award-winning oil paintings at #EpochOriginal !
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When a film crew asked Liu Xitong to write four words in Chinese calligraphy, he agreed heartily. Thereafter, he shared his story as he had been the target of the #CCP ’s persecution.

Learn what he wrote and read his full story! 👇
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Around 1867, Gustave Moreau began painting “Perseus and Andromeda.” It depicts the moment Perseus sweeps down on his horse to save Andromeda.

The painting inspires us to uphold the beautiful, no matter how difficult. Explore more at #EpochOriginal !
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In 1816, the captain of the Medusa ran the ship aground. A raft was built, but only 10 of 150 would survive.

“The Raft of the Medusa,” by Théodore Gericault, offers us hope in the face of the impossible. Explore more at #EpochOriginal !
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Everyone expressed their anger during #GeorgeFloyd ’s death.

In light of this, we explore Norman Rockwell’s “Golden Rule” painting, which reminds us that despite differences, we have much in common. #EpochOriginal has more!
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In 1808, William Blake created “The Casting of the Rebel Angels Into Hell.” The piece illustrates the war between God and the rebel angels.

And it suggests that evil aligns with rebellion against God, that is, against righteousness. Explore more! 👇
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St. Augustine famously prayed, “Lord give me chastity—but not yet.”

Between 1645 and 1650, Phillipe de Champaigne completed a painting titled “St. Augustine.” What does it tell us about exposing vice to the loving light of truth?
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