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What is the Fabric of your Influence? #BuiltToReign #HerStoricConference #C3Hampton
What is the Fabric of your Influence? #BuiltToReign #HerStoricConference #C3Hampton
The room is shifting. 👑 We are DAYS away from the HERSTORIC Gathering 2026, and the momentum is undeniable. We currently have some amazing women confirmed for this room…leaders who are ready to move from “busy” to BUILT. But here’s the truth: The room isn’t complete without the specific perspective you carry. I am looking for the final group of women who know they belong in a space where Substance meets Strategy. Here’s why you need to be in this room: The Impartation: A Thursday night opening that will challenge everything you know about your capacity. The Strategy: Friday and Saturday day sessions designed to give you the actual blueprints for the next level of your leadership. The Experience: From our custom branded elements and dessert bar (those “HERSTORIC” shortbread cookies are a must-see!) to the Saturday Day Party, every detail is curated for your excellence. Will you be one of the final 36 to help us close the gap and make this experience even more meaningful? ✨ SPECIAL OFFER: In honor of Women’s History Month, use code IWD for $25 OFF your registration right now. 🔗 Tap the link in my bio to secure your seat before the countdown hits zero. I can’t wait to reign with you in Hampton. #Herstoric2026 #BuiltToReign #WomenInLeadership #StrategyAndSubstance #HamptonVA
The room is shifting. 👑 We are DAYS away from the HERSTORIC Gathering 2026, and the momentum is undeniable. We currently have some amazing women confirmed for this room…leaders who are ready to move from “busy” to BUILT. But here’s the truth: The room isn’t complete without the specific perspective you carry. I am looking for the final group of women who know they belong in a space where Substance meets Strategy. Here’s why you need to be in this room: The Impartation: A Thursday night opening that will challenge everything you know about your capacity. The Strategy: Friday and Saturday day sessions designed to give you the actual blueprints for the next level of your leadership. The Experience: From our custom branded elements and dessert bar (those “HERSTORIC” shortbread cookies are a must-see!) to the Saturday Day Party, every detail is curated for your excellence. Will you be one of the final 36 to help us close the gap and make this experience even more meaningful? ✨ SPECIAL OFFER: In honor of Women’s History Month, use code IWD for $25 OFF your registration right now. 🔗 Tap the link in my bio to secure your seat before the countdown hits zero. I can’t wait to reign with you in Hampton. #Herstoric2026 #BuiltToReign #WomenInLeadership #StrategyAndSubstance #HamptonVA
Marveling at @amr.a.salah's footage of the ancient temple complex of Abu Simbel, built approximately between 1264-244 BCE. 😮🇪🇬 The Abu Simbel Temple comprises two individual temples, both rock-cut structures built during the reign of King Ramses II. One temple is dedicated to King Ramses II and the second temple is dedicated to his wife Queen Nefertari. The carvings and artwork that decorate the temples are extremely delicate, having lived through thousands of years. Do you enjoy learning about history? What are other interesting facts and trivia about Egypt? 📜 📽 @amr.a.salah 📍 Abu Simbel, Egypt 🎶 Various Artists, Derek Fiechter - Pharaoh Ramses II
Marveling at @amr.a.salah's footage of the ancient temple complex of Abu Simbel, built approximately between 1264-244 BCE. 😮🇪🇬 The Abu Simbel Temple comprises two individual temples, both rock-cut structures built during the reign of King Ramses II. One temple is dedicated to King Ramses II and the second temple is dedicated to his wife Queen Nefertari. The carvings and artwork that decorate the temples are extremely delicate, having lived through thousands of years. Do you enjoy learning about history? What are other interesting facts and trivia about Egypt? 📜 📽 @amr.a.salah 📍 Abu Simbel, Egypt 🎶 Various Artists, Derek Fiechter - Pharaoh Ramses II
Take your training to another level! 🔥 Shop the all-new UA Tribase Reign 6 ,this training shoe is built to support your best form as you lift, move, and crush your most explosive workout. #tribasereign6
Take your training to another level! 🔥 Shop the all-new UA Tribase Reign 6 ,this training shoe is built to support your best form as you lift, move, and crush your most explosive workout. #tribasereign6
During the times of Hezekiah’s reign (715 BCE) the Pool Of Siloam was built. This was the starting point for those who made the annual trip to Jerusalem during the “Pilgrimage Holidays”, and where they ascended by foot to the inner court of the Temple Mount to bring offerings. The Pool of Siloam was used by people for ritual purification, before visiting the Temple. This ritual is also known as going to the “Mikveh” 
This pool has many stories, it was the start before one reached their spiritual destination. 
You must be wondering, how does this pool connect to the upcoming holiday? Well, Shavuot was one of the Pilgrimage Festivals in which people brought sacrifices to the Temple!
 We urge you all to come on in, take in the sites and connect to the land as our ancestors once did! The Pool Of Siloam excavation is happening now, you wont want to miss history being uncovered! #newdiscovery #secondtemple #silvercoin #coin #puresilver #newfind #culturegram #biblicalfind #archaeologylife #archaeological #archeologicalsite #ancientjudea #ancientbuilding #past #dig #ancienthistory #historical #templemount #antiquity #ilovejerusalem #jerusalem #cityofdavid #iloveisrael #oldcity #archaeology #history
During the times of Hezekiah’s reign (715 BCE) the Pool Of Siloam was built. This was the starting point for those who made the annual trip to Jerusalem during the “Pilgrimage Holidays”, and where they ascended by foot to the inner court of the Temple Mount to bring offerings. The Pool of Siloam was used by people for ritual purification, before visiting the Temple. This ritual is also known as going to the “Mikveh” 
This pool has many stories, it was the start before one reached their spiritual destination. 
You must be wondering, how does this pool connect to the upcoming holiday? Well, Shavuot was one of the Pilgrimage Festivals in which people brought sacrifices to the Temple!
 We urge you all to come on in, take in the sites and connect to the land as our ancestors once did! The Pool Of Siloam excavation is happening now, you wont want to miss history being uncovered! #newdiscovery #secondtemple #silvercoin #coin #puresilver #newfind #culturegram #biblicalfind #archaeologylife #archaeological #archeologicalsite #ancientjudea #ancientbuilding #past #dig #ancienthistory #historical #templemount #antiquity #ilovejerusalem #jerusalem #cityofdavid #iloveisrael #oldcity #archaeology #history
Level up to the skies with a fortified body that’s built to last. Designed especially for the long reign of Kings. 👑 #POCOF5 global debut on 09.05.2023 @ 5:30PM. #ReturnOfTheKing
Level up to the skies with a fortified body that’s built to last. Designed especially for the long reign of Kings. 👑 #POCOF5 global debut on 09.05.2023 @ 5:30PM. #ReturnOfTheKing
in case you missed it, my new challenge “spring reign” start this coming Monday 3/2!!! structured workouts that fit real life, gym or home. built to get you in & out without overthinking. if you’ve been wanting a plan you can actually stick to this is your sign 🙌🏼 the link is in my bio OR comment “Reign” to get sign up directly DMed to you! I hope to see you there 🫶🏼
in case you missed it, my new challenge “spring reign” start this coming Monday 3/2!!! structured workouts that fit real life, gym or home. built to get you in & out without overthinking. if you’ve been wanting a plan you can actually stick to this is your sign 🙌🏼 the link is in my bio OR comment “Reign” to get sign up directly DMed to you! I hope to see you there 🫶🏼
The mesmerizing temple of Hatshepsut is a must-visit!🤩 💡 Did you know the temple was built over a period of 20 years, from 1467 to 1448 BCE, during the reign of the 18th dynasty queen Hatshepsut, who is considered one of the most powerful pharaohs in ancient Egyptian history. The temple is located in the city of Luxor, which is also known as Thebes, and is one of the largest and most important religious centers in the ancient world. Have you booked a flight to Luxor yet?🛩️ 🎥 @travel_withben 📍The temple of Hatshepsut, Luxor. #Egypt #luxor #hatshepsuttemple #discoverafrica #travelitinerary
The mesmerizing temple of Hatshepsut is a must-visit!🤩 💡 Did you know the temple was built over a period of 20 years, from 1467 to 1448 BCE, during the reign of the 18th dynasty queen Hatshepsut, who is considered one of the most powerful pharaohs in ancient Egyptian history. The temple is located in the city of Luxor, which is also known as Thebes, and is one of the largest and most important religious centers in the ancient world. Have you booked a flight to Luxor yet?🛩️ 🎥 @travel_withben 📍The temple of Hatshepsut, Luxor. #Egypt #luxor #hatshepsuttemple #discoverafrica #travelitinerary
Will this be the year the reign of short-form video content comes to an end? The proliferation of short form video has resulted in a a sea of low quality, uninteresting retention hacks — and relationships and community is built through long-form content. Both creators and platforms are realizing they are hard to monetize. My instinct says that platforms will begin to prioritize then less, and the biggest opportunity will now exist once again in long-form content (that can then be broken down into several bite-sized clips as a funnel into the long form) Just thinking out loud here. Wanted to get your thoughts. I tend to ‘build in public,’ and will be shifting my efforts accordingly this year. Let’s see what happens. #content #contentcreator #entrepreneur
Will this be the year the reign of short-form video content comes to an end? The proliferation of short form video has resulted in a a sea of low quality, uninteresting retention hacks — and relationships and community is built through long-form content. Both creators and platforms are realizing they are hard to monetize. My instinct says that platforms will begin to prioritize then less, and the biggest opportunity will now exist once again in long-form content (that can then be broken down into several bite-sized clips as a funnel into the long form) Just thinking out loud here. Wanted to get your thoughts. I tend to ‘build in public,’ and will be shifting my efforts accordingly this year. Let’s see what happens. #content #contentcreator #entrepreneur
This was the very first day we landed in Rome, and we changed and went straight to the colosseum! Colosseum, giant amphitheater built in Rome under the Flavian emperors. Construction of the Colosseum was begun sometime between 70 and 72 CE during the reign of Vespasian. Outfit: @shopwithfemi9 Footwear: @theorohlife . . . #traveldiaries #wiw #PreavPrertravels #Rome #Babesoffemi9 #Europe #europetravel #Summer #Vacation #Holiday [rome, Europe, travel diaries, Prerna Nigam , Fashion, Style , ootd]
This was the very first day we landed in Rome, and we changed and went straight to the colosseum! Colosseum, giant amphitheater built in Rome under the Flavian emperors. Construction of the Colosseum was begun sometime between 70 and 72 CE during the reign of Vespasian. Outfit: @shopwithfemi9 Footwear: @theorohlife . . . #traveldiaries #wiw #PreavPrertravels #Rome #Babesoffemi9 #Europe #europetravel #Summer #Vacation #Holiday [rome, Europe, travel diaries, Prerna Nigam , Fashion, Style , ootd]
Nestled in the town of Halebidu in Karnataka, the Hoysaleswara Temple stands as an architectural marvel of the Hoysala Empire. Built in the 12th century during the reign of King Vishnuvardhana, this temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple features two main shrines dedicated to Hoysaleswara and Shantaleswara, named after the king and his queen, Shantala Devi. The temple is built on a star-shaped platform and is adorned with an endless array of sculptures depicting scenes from Hindu epics, deities, and mythological creatures, each telling a story of its own. Mythologically, the temple holds a deep spiritual significance, with its sanctums housing the sacred lingams. The detailed friezes on the outer walls illustrate stories from the Puranas, Mahabharata, and Ramayana, bringing to life the rich tapestry of Hindu mythology. Despite being partially damaged during invasions, the Hoysaleswara Temple continues to be a symbol of the artistic and cultural prowess of the Hoysala Empire. Credit: @nandishjagadish #PujaWithMangaldeep #MangaldeepAgarbattis #MangaldeepAgarbatti #Mangaldeep #IncredibleIndia #TempleTourism #HoysaleshwaraTemple #Shiva
Nestled in the town of Halebidu in Karnataka, the Hoysaleswara Temple stands as an architectural marvel of the Hoysala Empire. Built in the 12th century during the reign of King Vishnuvardhana, this temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple features two main shrines dedicated to Hoysaleswara and Shantaleswara, named after the king and his queen, Shantala Devi. The temple is built on a star-shaped platform and is adorned with an endless array of sculptures depicting scenes from Hindu epics, deities, and mythological creatures, each telling a story of its own. Mythologically, the temple holds a deep spiritual significance, with its sanctums housing the sacred lingams. The detailed friezes on the outer walls illustrate stories from the Puranas, Mahabharata, and Ramayana, bringing to life the rich tapestry of Hindu mythology. Despite being partially damaged during invasions, the Hoysaleswara Temple continues to be a symbol of the artistic and cultural prowess of the Hoysala Empire. Credit: @nandishjagadish #PujaWithMangaldeep #MangaldeepAgarbattis #MangaldeepAgarbatti #Mangaldeep #IncredibleIndia #TempleTourism #HoysaleshwaraTemple #Shiva
The Kailasa Temple, also known as Kailasanatha, is a remarkable monolithic structure located in the Ellora Caves of Maharashtra, India. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva and was built during the reign of the Rashtrakuta king Krishna I around 756-773 AD. The temple is part of a complex of 34 caves that includes Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain temples. Architectural Marvel • Monolithic Construction: The entire temple is carved out of a single rock, making it one of the largest monolithic structures in the world. Over 200,000 tonnes of rock were removed to create this U-shaped temple, which measures approximately 60m in length, 30m in width, and 30m in height . • Vertical Excavation: Unlike other structures that are built from the ground up, the Kailasa Temple was excavated from the top down, a method that required incredible precision and planning . • Intricate Sculptures: The temple is adorned with intricate carvings and sculptures depicting various deities, animals, and mythological scenes. Notable carvings include depictions of scenes from the Ramayana and Mahabharata, and the iconic sculpture of Ravana shaking Mount Kailash . Historical and Cultural Significance • Dedicated to Lord Shiva: The temple represents Mount Kailash, the mythical abode of Lord Shiva. It features a prominent Nandi (bull) statue facing the main shrine, which is a common element in Shiva temples . • Influence of Various Dynasties: While primarily attributed to the Rashtrakuta dynasty, the temple also shows influences from Pallava and Chalukya artisans, indicating a collaboration of styles and techniques from different regions . Remarkable Features • Main Shrine and Nandi Mandapa: The main shrine, with its intricately carved tower, stands 30 meters tall. The Nandi mandapa, positioned in front of the main shrine, is also a significant feature, supported by sculptures of elephants that appear to bear the temple’s weight . • Victory Pillars and Courtyards: The temple complex includes 45-feet high victory pillars and spacious courtyards with additional smaller shrines and elaborate carvings . #reels #ancient #history #love #life #explore #reality #wow #lol #how #isntsgood #instagram
The Kailasa Temple, also known as Kailasanatha, is a remarkable monolithic structure located in the Ellora Caves of Maharashtra, India. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva and was built during the reign of the Rashtrakuta king Krishna I around 756-773 AD. The temple is part of a complex of 34 caves that includes Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain temples. Architectural Marvel • Monolithic Construction: The entire temple is carved out of a single rock, making it one of the largest monolithic structures in the world. Over 200,000 tonnes of rock were removed to create this U-shaped temple, which measures approximately 60m in length, 30m in width, and 30m in height . • Vertical Excavation: Unlike other structures that are built from the ground up, the Kailasa Temple was excavated from the top down, a method that required incredible precision and planning . • Intricate Sculptures: The temple is adorned with intricate carvings and sculptures depicting various deities, animals, and mythological scenes. Notable carvings include depictions of scenes from the Ramayana and Mahabharata, and the iconic sculpture of Ravana shaking Mount Kailash . Historical and Cultural Significance • Dedicated to Lord Shiva: The temple represents Mount Kailash, the mythical abode of Lord Shiva. It features a prominent Nandi (bull) statue facing the main shrine, which is a common element in Shiva temples . • Influence of Various Dynasties: While primarily attributed to the Rashtrakuta dynasty, the temple also shows influences from Pallava and Chalukya artisans, indicating a collaboration of styles and techniques from different regions . Remarkable Features • Main Shrine and Nandi Mandapa: The main shrine, with its intricately carved tower, stands 30 meters tall. The Nandi mandapa, positioned in front of the main shrine, is also a significant feature, supported by sculptures of elephants that appear to bear the temple’s weight . • Victory Pillars and Courtyards: The temple complex includes 45-feet high victory pillars and spacious courtyards with additional smaller shrines and elaborate carvings . #reels #ancient #history #love #life #explore #reality #wow #lol #how #isntsgood #instagram
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