#ff99cc

[royalspalettes]

ffc4cb - ffc495 - ffc460 - ff99cc - ff999a - ff9969 - ff6dce - ff6da0 -ff6d73

[mogbomybb]

what's your three favorite colors? :3

#66CCFF, #FF99CC, #FFCC00

[kittenhypnotized]

Looks this during 10 min , inhale and exhale slowly to be the more relaxed possible and tell me how you feel 😏

https://hypno.nimja.com/visual/35?color=ff99cc-ff0000-0000ff&set=positive-wet-slave-showoff-bimbo&lines=+

too much static distracts me, but the pink is nice

[pussreboots]

[ianfaulkner1-blog]

For Indian brides, red is not just a colour. It is a symbol of love & passion. And not just that the colour red signifies prosperity and fertility. There is a deep bond between Indian brides and the colour red. This colour is rooted in the hearts of Indian brides and here are a few reasons that state the same.

As I just mentioned that the colour red is the symbol of love and passion, both of these things are essential in the married life of any couple. This is one reason which makes the colour very close and loved by the bride.

Also show the colour red reflects prosperity & fertility. Every bride wishes that once she steps into marital bliss, the family is blessed with prosperity and the couple with fertility.

Red is also associated with the colour of the outfit. Most of the Indian brides decide on wearing their wedding outfit in shades of red. 

Makeup by:

Photography by: Romesh Dhamija

Also the mehendi that the bride adorns on her hands is also of the colour red. And we Indians believe the more the red the mehendi comes out, the more loved the bride will be by her husband.Photography by: Dhanika Choksi

Photography by: The Cheesecake Project

In India, if a woman is wearing sindoor she is identified as being married. Even the colour of the sindoor is red. Sindoor is considered very auspicious by the Indian brides.

Photography by:

The red choora is also worn by brides, it has a deep meaning to it, and holds great ritualistic value.It signifies new marriage and good wishes by her maternal uncle and aunt.

Makeup  by: Shahid Naar

Makeup by: Leena Bhushan

Apart from gold jewellery and silk sarees a red bindi enhances the beauty of a bride all the more. A bindi means a dot, an auspicious sign in a marriage.

Makeup by: Leena Bhushan

Lastly the red dupatta is a beautiful add on symbolizing the commencement of a married life.

Phtography by: Delhi Velvet

Makeup by: Kapil Bhalla

A lot of things related to wedding ceremonies and marriages are in the colour red making this colour very special to the Indian bride and so the eternal connection between the two is priceless.

Checkout more links like these : Top 10 Places From Where You Can Pick Up Your Lehenga In Chandni Chowk | Unique Lehenga Colors In Trend This Wedding Season! | The 12 Bridal Lehengas That Caught Our Eye! | Beautiful Offbeat Wedding Lehengas For That Smashing Look

[dakotahiggins-blog1]

I “It” can be defined as travel, yoga, life, etc. Here at The Road Les Traveled, we couldn’t agree more. I could write for an entire lifetime trying to define yoga and there will always be more to learn. Maybe this is why yoga can feel like an impossible or intimidating feat. I find beauty and comfort knowing that I don’t need to run full speed ahead because there is no finish line to cross. I hope this read inspires you to roll out a mat, move in a new way, or begin your very own yoga journey. Let’s treat this introductory course as an appetizer to a bottomless buffet where any and everyone is welcome.

Wherever you are, find a comfortable seat or stance. Focus on the physical connection to the ground below your feet or your sit bones. Allow the energy from the earth to transmit to and tingle at your feet.  As you inhale, envision the energy traveling through your body…up your spine, vertebrae by vertebrae. Hold at the top.

Exhale… soften your belly.

Drop your shoulders from your ears. Release your tongue from the roof of your mouth. Soften the space between your eyebrows. Begin to deepen your breath. With every inhale, imagine your breath filling you up from the bottom to top like a glass of water…starting at your feet bubbling all the way through the center of your body to the top of your head. As you exhale, follow the air flow as it trickles down your center line. Allow your thoughts and physical tension to waterfall away with your breath that empties all the way down to your toes. Inhale….. fill up fully. Exhale….. let it go.

Welcome back. Let’s swan dive in. 

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Who can practice yoga?

YOU. Congrats. You just connected your mind, body, and breath and therefore completed a moment of yoga. Yoga is both a universal and personal practice. Every single human being is capable of practicing yoga. It is as accessible as air. The use of props (magical little tools in the form of blocks, straps, blankets) are equally beneficial for seasoned yogis who want to deepen a pose and beginners who want to modify a pose to create more space.

Similarly, it doesn’t matter what inspires you to roll out a mat. If a 30-minute savasana is the name of your game or if you want to get upside down because you saw a picture of a pretty blonde in a handstand on a tropical island…POWER TO YA! I firmly believe this practice will give you what you need, even if it’s not what you were looking for. Yoga and life. Quote me.

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What is yoga?

Yoga is the union of physical, mental and spiritual practices originating in India 5,000-10,000 years ago. It’s not a religion, and it has little to do with looking better in a bikini, although sure, that’s a perk I suppose. In its purest form, yoga is raising consciousness on all levels.

There are many styles of yoga with Hatha yoga being the umbrella term for any type of yoga that teaches physical poses. Other styles include (from less physically demanding to more physically demanding) Restorative, Yin, Ashtanga, Bikram, Iyengar, Vinyasa, Hot Yoga, the list goes on….

Where to begin?

Without being too open-ended, you can begin anywhere. Seriously. Yoga can look like laying on the floor with your eyes closed listening to your breath for 5 minutes. Roll up your mat and call it a day. It can look like a 90-minute sweaty, dark room with intense breathing and chanting. The most common places to practice yoga are a studio, an online platform, or at home without guidance. The only way yoga will stick is if it feels good in your body, so it’s important to find your practice. 

I heard your requests and will soon be sharing some yoga classes on my YouTube Channel. Until then, here are online platforms from my yoga teachers – Rachel Brathen & Lara Heimann. Ode to the 2 warrior women with very different styles, but similar and contagious love for movement. They carved me into the yoga teacher I am, and I will be forever grateful for my t2 teachers, 23 days, 52 sisters… and endless amounts of chickpeas my Island Yoga YTT gifted me.

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When should you practice yoga?

You do not need to roll out your mat at 5 AM every day to be a ‘good’ yogi. I like to practice on an empty stomach or a few hours after a meal. First thing in the morning or pre-dinner. But, you can also catch me with my legs up the wall in an airport or shoulder rolling through an airplane aisle. To each their own, but if you’re going to a studio spacem, the most packed classes will probably be between the hours of 7AM- 11AM & 5PM-7PM.

Find the WHY

If I haven’t yet convinced you to give down dog a go, below are the black and white (and pink) facts of how yoga can benefit your mental and physical health:

  *Spoiler alert* The mind does not shut off. Mine doesn’t at least! If you’ve cracked that code, please feel free to share with the class. Even if I don’t remember my dreams, that sucker was running through the night! The goal of yoga is not to shut off your mind, but instead to turn the volume down.

In my own practice, I like to imagine my thoughts like clouds… stay with me. When I was little, I would watch the clouds with my grandma for hours. First I bring my awareness to my breath, then I imagine watching my thoughts come and go like clouds in the sky. Become the viewer of your passing thoughts without running with and/or holding onto any thought for too long. Store the ones that serve you and let go of those that do not. Allow them, for a moment, to occupy your sky. Name the shape, then wish it well on its journey out of your head.

6 Tips to Inspire a Positive Yoga Practice

Arrive early. Hi, I’m Lesley and I am perpetually 5 minutes late to everything EXCEPT yoga. You know that look you get from the lady at the airport gate when you’re the very last one to board the plane with sweat dripping down your body and one too many personal items? Well, that does NOT compare to the guilt you feel tiptoeing through the intro of a yoga class and asking a very peaceful yogi to scooch over. Learn from my mistakes… arrive fifteen minutes early, get a good spot, introduce yourself to the teacher, and be the peaceful yogi for the class intro, not the panicked one

Practice around. Try multiple studios, different teachers and varying styles until you find a teacher you resonate with. It took me not one, not two, but three classes to actually enjoy a 60-minute flow.

Dress comfortably. There is nothing worse than wearing a shirt that falls over your head every time the teacher cues ‘down dog.’ Wear comfortable clothes that hug your body enough to let you flow freely without worry.

Leave your phone far away from the mat. Most yoga studios have cubbies or lockers to leave your belongings. Be sure to turn the sound off and tuck your phone away. The only thing more awkward than arriving late to class is having your phone ring VERY loud during savasana. If you’re practicing at home the temptation is very real, but all the distractions will still be there 60 minutes later, I promise.

Leave expectation in the cubby with your phone. The teacher, the flow, the speed, the music, your neighbor’s practice, your own ability…. the list goes on. This one is easier said than done. To be honest, I’d like to say the more you practice, the easier this becomes…but that simply isn’t true.

Listen to your body. Allow a teacher’s words to guide you, but your body is the best teacher. A good yogi is one that listens to their body…even if some days look very different than others. My absolute favorite yoga pose involves closed eyes, nature, and 2 blocks supporting me and a lot of relaxing. If something hurts, take it easy. If something feels good, go further. If you like the song, DANCE. Your mat, your practice, your body. The reason we turn the mind’s volume down is so you can hear what your body has to say.

FREE YOGA ALERT! In addition to the guided meditation at the beginning of this post, I’m breaking down Sun Salutation A a.k.a Surya Namaskara (SOOR-yuh nah-muh-SKAR-uh)  + 6 easy poses to ease you into yoga or just inspire you to move  

Tadasana: Inhale, raising your arms overhead with a neutral pelvis. Reminder not to flare your ribs here and allow your shoulders to come away from your ears. Greet the sun!

Swan Dive: Exhale, hollowing our your belly and connecting down into the earth.

Forward fold: Allow gravity to take over. Note that a slight bend (or even deep bend) in the knee here is welcome.

Halfway lift: Inhale and lengthen your spine with a lifted gaze and a flat back. 

High plank: Exhale, planting your palms at the front of the mat, shoulder width distance apart while stepping your feet into plank pose at hip width distance behind you.

Chaturanga: Keeping your legs straight and pushing into your toes, lower down 1/4 of the way towards the floor similar to a low push-up.

Cobra/Up Dog: With an engaged core, flip your toes and keep your thighs off the mat while pushing the ground away beneath you with straight arms. Carve your chest forward. Note to keep your shoulders away from your ears and open your collarbones. Relax your glutes. Option to also put your knees on the mat here.

Down dog: With an engaged core, lift your tailbone towards the sky, press into the palms of your hands while pressing your thighs back. Create lots of space here. Note that a healthy bend in the knees is very acceptable, and nobody ever said your feet must touch the mat. 

Walk to front of the mat

Halfway lift: Inhale and lengthen your spine with a lifted gaze and a flat back.

Forward fold: Allow gravity to take over. Note that a slight bend (or even deep bend) in the knee here is welcome.

Reverse swan dive

Tadasana

Some Favorite Poses

Child’s Pose

Cat

Cow

Bridge

Heart opener: Camel pose

Savasana

Your Turn! Tell me about your yoga practice below!

To read more about yoga, check out My Yoga Teacher Training at Island Yoga and Favorite Yoga Mats!

The post A Beginner’s Guide to Yoga appeared first on The Road Les Traveled.

[princess-pupichu]

pangender non__ flags! for a submission

above: pangender nonmasc!  (a light-blue to dark-blue gradient “no” sign overlaid on the pangender flag. the no sign is small enough to fit within the pink stripes.) 

color meanings: light to dark blue gradient signifies the variety of masculine identities and how they can blend together. 

symbol meaning: the individual does not experience masculine genders, hence the no sign. 

colors: 

light blue -- #00CCC 

dark blue -- 0099FF

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above: pangender nonenby! 

description: a light-purple to dark-purple “no” sign overlaid on the pangender flag. the sign is the same size as the one on the nonmasc flag. 

meanings: light to dark purple signifies the variety/blending ability of all nonbinary identities. i chose purple because it is between pink and blue. 

the “no” sign means that the individual doesnt experience any nonbinary/genderless/abinary identities. 

colors: 

light purple -- #FF99FD

dark purple -- #660099

___________

above: pangender nonfemme! 

description: a light-pink to dark-pink “no” sign overlaid on the pangender flag. the sign is the same size as on the nonmasc and nonenby flags.  meanings: pink gradient signifies the variety/blending ability of feminine identities. the no sign means that the individual doesnt experience feminine genders.

colors: light pink - #FF99CC

dark pink - #FF0033 

____ 

other notes! 

- im sorry, i have a hard time with 0′s and O’s. if you arent getting the right colors, switch out the 0s in my color codes with Os. c

- pangender non___ is simlar to genderfae. genderfae doesnt include masculine identities and could be a synonym for pangender nonmasc. 

however genderfae does include fem. n enby identities. so pangender non__ is for ppl whose “exception identitiy” (the one they don’t experience) varies beyond just masculine. 

___ 

sorry i didnt know how to submit three at once! i hope that this is okay n thank you!! @gender-resource 

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TERFS/SWERFS/TWERFS, antimogai, transmed DNI 

[vampiresarequeerculture]

Alright since I kinda hate every proposed replacement for the lesbian flag, and the original flag doesn’t work because the creator is kinda shitty and it’s nearly impossible to make any merch with it, I created my own version:

The colors are based on actual color symbolism.

Pink (#FF99CC) - romance

Lavender (#9966FF) - femininity/ connection to womanhood to some degree

Black (#0000) - sexuality

and of course the lesbian symbol

Here’s also the version without the lesbian sign, if that’s what you’d prefer.:

The flag is meant to be inclusive of everyone: a-spec lesbians, trans lesbians, nb lesbians, butches, femmes, futches, lesbians of color, lesbians of any religion etc. and so on. Feel free to use at your leisure.

[papiliona]

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Thanks for this 👍.

[kayomi]

pink aesthetic ❤

[royalspalettes]

99ffcc - ccffcc - ffffcc - 99cccc - cccccc - ffcccc - 9999cc - cc99cc - ff99cc

[be-bored---make-gradients]

Pakistan Green to Very Light Pink #006600 to #FF99CC (RGB; Upper Left to Lower Right)

[kaito216-blog]

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[pussreboots]

[fypinkfantasy]

Official Member Colors

Daewang: Light Green (#99ff33) 

Aini: White (#ffffff)

Seea: Light Purple (#cc99ff)

Yechan: Blue (#3300ff)

Sanga: Sky Blue (#66ccff)

Yubeen: Orange (#ff9933)

Harin: Pink (#ff99cc)

Arang: Red (#ff0000)

Heesun: Yellow (#ffff33)

Team Color: Pink (#ff6689)

[eimari-af]

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