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Smudging is a way of life for me

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JURASSIC PARK (1993) dir. Steven Spielberg

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Botanical Collection by amandaherzman

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Coffee, Candles and Spells, the right way to start your day. 🕯📜☕️

⚘ instagram.com/spookyjaye ⚘

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FEMINIST ENERGY , feminist isn’t about making women stronger were already stronger it’s about changing the way the world perceives that strength. Woman are taught to keep quite , know our place,cover up , stay in the kitchen the list goes on while boys were taught the “boys will be boys “ rule as if boys can’t be taught to respect woman to see us as equal to have a general understanding that we are not feeble beings and that we too have free will and a mind of our own , times are changing and women are rising up to take our rightful place at the top not above men but beside them ruling kingdoms as it is our birth right because what is a man without a woman when we are the heart of their very existence

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My perfect world consists of this ☮️

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JUSTICE HAS BEEN SERVED 

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As we sit and stroll on social media we share we comment we like we save but are we really using our voices , our platforms , are we really advocates of what we say we’re fighting for . Everybody has an online personality even if their not aware of it . It’s time the personalities stop and the advocacy begins there’s so many issues to not only speak on but to fight for can you really sit and think that it doesn’t effect you or that it doesn’t fit your esthetic . World wide issues shouldn’t have to happen close to home for you to feel pain , sympathy to simply feel the need to fight for what’s right

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How I feel everytime i see Society trynna excuse racism

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It’s that time of year , what’s everyone doing for Samhain

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Wheel of the year Thanks for the help, dear satanuwka

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📚BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month

B is for Breathe: A Conversation with Author, Dr. Melissa Munro Boyd

A Memphis Public Library (Cordova Branch) Virtual Program

Thursday, July 30, 2020, 12:00 PM (CT), Microsoft Teams

Event Details:

July is BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month. BIPOC stands for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, and the purpose of the observance is to bring awareness to the unique struggles that underrepresented groups face regarding mental illness in the United States. Join psychologist and author, Dr. Melissa Munro Boyd, for a reading and discussion of her book, B is for Breathe: The ABCs of Coping with Fussy and Frustrating Feelings. Dr. Boyd will also talk about current issues affecting children as well as adults, such as school, racial, COVID concerns.

Melissa Munro Boyd, PsyD, ABPP is a wife, mother of three, clinical psychologist, and officer in the United States Army. Dr. Boyd has spent much of her clinical career treating service members with behavioral health disorders, including PTSD. Prior to the military, Dr. Boyd worked with children in the Philadelphia School District. God and her family have been a constant source of strength and motivation.

To join us in this virtual discussion on Thursday, July 30, 2020, 12 PM (CT), please click HERE.

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Shout out to my tender-headed peeps ✌🏾😂

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It’s always nice to relax and do some readings ✨

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Literally my dream house 😩😩😩💜

spending a lot of time in the kitchen, baking bread with herbs, reading old kitchen book and trying new recipe, growing my own vegetables and fruits, having diners with neighbours and friends, and relaxing while taking the bath after the long day

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Same

“i’ll read my books and i’ll drink my coffee and i’ll listen to music and i’ll bolt the door.” - j.d.salinger