#inspiringpeople

[lucabart78]

A PESCA #water #sky #inthenature #inspiringpeople #peopleinnature #indigenouspeople #indiananature #inspirepeople #interestingpeople #naturespain #indiannature #humanvirginhair #watercolorsky #watersoilsky #humanexperience #watercolourpaint #peaks #hashmeapp #watercourse #naturallandscapes #waterresources #telegramdan (presso Italy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoFt-fxrS42/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[naturallykhaotic]

Take sometime to yourself this weekend. Practice some self-care and Relax! You deserve it. #herglobal #accomplishedwomen #inspiratinalquotes #inspiredtoimpact #womenliftingwomen #inspiringpeople #womenceo #goalgetters #mindsetshift #womenentrepreneurship #encourageyourself #bosschics #bossbabemovement #thehustleisreal #mompreneurlifestyle (at San Diego, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgmDEM1LQAK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[lassoart]

Happy 11th Anniversary LassoArt Design. Let us keep on inspiring others and make the journey inspiring. Celebrating 11th Anniversary of LassoArt Design.

[gimiplay]

Ringrazio @teletruria_official per avermi concesso di ricavare questo scatto. Ricorda il lavoro e il lavoro che sta dietro il lavoro. Ricorda il piacere della documentazione. Ricorda quella felicità antica che scava in me il poter toccare la memoria, il ciò che è stato nel suo manifestarsi, nel suo presente. Ricorda quella contraddizione che mi porto dentro: continuo a preferire un'immagine, un tempo sospeso, custode di aneddoti, alla traccia integrale di un racconto. Non dipenderà certo dal mio far parte della generazione X. O mi confondo? . #generazionex #lavoro #blogger #video #italy #work #italia #travel #love #40generation #videointerview #instagood #photography #selfimprovement #passione #fashion #music #picoftheday #photooftheday #instagram #millennials #instafollow #travelblogger #inspiringpeople #job #style #photo #blog #fashionblogger #giannimicheli (presso Comune di Lucignano) https://www.instagram.com/p/CelhBfFKVm5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[lokeshtalks]

Most people in life focus on external things and achievements. They value people based upon these possessions.

But, in truth, the real things that truly matter in life are inner qualities and virtues.

Focus on inner wealth, not the outer one.

[vetiver-vanity]

The Magician 🪄

I feel like for the first time in ages, my emotions don't fuel my actions. They are wise teachers and I take the lessons they teach me about myself to rationalize what is best for me. In many ways, the liberation I feel is directly a result of a heart-mind alignment and I feel balanced in the alchemy forged from experiencing highs and lows and recognizing the reasoning behind them, which then provides clarity and certitude in my decisions and next steps. Like lampposts, emotions light the mind, which then creates new paths in conjunction to the depth of value emotions bring of self-discovery, goals, ambitions, and refreshing realizations. True wisdom lies in the personal authority and assurance it takes to blend and mix all of life's different ingredients at your disposal - learning to create something pleasant by adding or taking away something - the understanding that flux is inevitable and a part of the natural order in the Universe but that you too, can facilitate it when it is useful to you. And herein lies the Magician archetype - the master of the matrix.

I hope you have the willingness to reclaim your power and the bravery to realize and shape the reality you deserve and want to have for yourself. It is terrifying to know and wake up to the very real fact we are masters and we control everything within us which bends the laws of space and time to match our new vibration. You begin to create new codes into your energetic field once your awareness widens, which lays out a different stage in your life - an absolutely new reality. And you can choose how it looks by choosing to own the things you've been taught to forget through social conditioning and political, service-to-self agendas.

Listen to your emotions - use them with gratitude. What are they trying to teach you for next time? Remember your strength.

Recall your power.

-v.v.

[thehalalgirlofficial]

Be passionate and be involved in what you believe in; and do it as thoroughly and honestly and fearlessly as you can.

-Marie Colvin's mother, on her daughter's legacy.

[sarga4you]

Hey Mr. Parrot 🦜 #in2nature #trees #innature #instagoodnature #inspiringpeople #inlovewithnature #inspirationalpeople #plantingtrees #plantspiritmedicine #plantilla #inspirepeople #indiannature #indianpeople #plantmoretrees #indiananature #naturephotography #veganblog #themountainiscalling #veganbowls #panigale #bikerlifestyle #urbanstreetphotography #floweringplants #zainfotoprodukpekalongan #telegramdan https://www.instagram.com/p/CYzZLEGrDUF/?utm_medium=tumblr

[sparkandashes]

Life is about choosing who to welcome warmly for not everyone deserves a room inside you. Don't be available for the world. Be selective. Choose wisely and smartly. Think before you open the doors to your heart. Think before you trust. It's not easy but it will save you from wreaking havoc in your life. It will save you so much time, effort, energy and everything you literally invest in people that take you for granted. You're precious, your heart is yours to preserve and protect, don't hand it over to those who have no intention of loving you. Don't let them just shatter it into pieces and walk away. Never sacrifice your worth for worthless people. I hope you remember this.

Sparkandashes // note to my younger self

[mandyjane-lifedesign]

#oxytocin #connectwithothers #mentalhealth #peoplearegood #inspiringpeople #positiveenergy #positivebelief #beyourself #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthrecovery #psychology #helpforanxiety #helpfordepression #BPD #EUPD https://www.instagram.com/p/CUGbc_As8RJ/?utm_medium=tumblr

[inspiring-motivating-zone]

Have a great day…..

#inspiring #inspiringquotes #inspiringwords #inspiringpeople #inspiringquote #inspiringthoughts #inspiringhealthyliving #inspiringsimplicity #beinspiring #inspiringquotesandsayings #inspiringlife #keepinspiring #inspiringyou #inspiringminds #inspiringday #inspiringquotesdaily #alwaysinspiring #keepm otivating #motivatingquotes #motivatingthought #motivatingthoughts #motivatinglife #positiveaffirmations #positiveaffirmation #positivethoughts #positivethinkingthoughts #positivethoughtsonly #dailythoughts #positiveaffirmationsdaily #selfreflection

[femestella]

What's Happening to Caster Semenya is Racism and Sexism at Its Finest

[volatiledesign]

In January of 2020, just before the Pandemic raged across the globe, an enlightened soul by the name of Lelund Hollins displayed his photo series at an exhibition entitled “How We See It” at the Museum of Social Justice in Los Angeles. The “How We See It” Project gave members of the Los Angeles homeless community cameras to document and express what they see. Lelund took to the streets of LA at night to capture the painful truths that everyday communities overlook, truths and people that our government has discarded and a reality that he too has lived for 7 years. Lelund is a sensitive and selfless gentleman of many unique talents, but among his talents are his ability to intimately portray the harsh constructs of our reality. His photography communicates the social disparity of the housed and unhoused, a study on loneliness and the crisis the homeless community faces emotionally and physically. This very community in which he understands and moves through is the same community that none of us are separate from (making his images and message all the more compelling). 

Csunscene.net writes, “His work, a collection very much still in progress and being called the “Fallen Legends” series, is made up largely of images of unhoused people asleep on trains, on the street, on benches and in public places. When he began, Lelund’s perception was that he was simply taking pictures of what he was seeing on a nightly basis, the common and accepted scenery of a life without a home. But to a viewer who hasn’t had that life, Lelund’s work pulls no punches as to what homelessness looks and feels like.” Lelund says that “When you see the homeless, you have your opinion. But when you become it, then you understand. You see what it is.”

It goes without saying that homelessness is a multi-tiered issue that ranges from mental health treatment to counseling, rehabilitation and social programs that are adequately funded to comprehensively lift people back on their feet again. But without the recognition that all human life has inextricable value and is deserving of even the most basic health, safety, wellness and kindness, the towers which covet our countries capitalist wealth will never come tumbling down. We live in a fabricated and rigged caste system that teaches communities to measure worth by wealth and numb themselves to crisis. What we continue to witness are generations of willful ignorance and no legitimate solutions. When I first discovered Lelunds photographs after we were fortunate enough to have a nice chat online, I was immediately flashing back to my time living in NYC. I remember my trips home as a young student on the Metro North every evening out of Grand Central Station, a city of incredible wealth and privilege. Lining the edges of fences and buildings,100′s of homeless people everyday being stepped around, yelled at, kicked aside and treated with disdain. These people are someones sister, brother, mother, father, son, daughter but most importantly, they are human beings with a history and a story not very different than each of us. My heart was incredibly heavy, and as their fragile bodies curled into the darkness of New York’s neglected corners, I was terrified at how we arrived here at this point of neglect.

Not to mention, COVID-19 has also created numerous difficulties. With limited access to charging stations, Lelund has been forced to make choices between charging his batteries for documentation or for necessary technology & communication. Sadly, police will even go as far as to tell him and others they cannot use outlets. All the shutdowns have affected places of socialization for an already isolated community with little to no access to essential comforts.

Lelund states, “I call everyone my homeless brother or sister,” Being unhoused has given Leland much insight about mercy and being able to find common ground with others who live a shared experience. It goes without saying that Lelund is a radiant voice for the unspoken and forgotten lives of our homeless community who deserve a real platform. They deserve love and care so that we can be one step closer to crafting a society that vows to protect and value all human life.

You can follow Lelund on Instagram or Facebook right here:

https://www.instagram.com/lelundnathanielhollins/

https://www.facebook.com/lelundnathanielhollins

[lokeshtalks]

Having a failed relationship can lead us to the bottomless pit of depression and negative thought cycles.

We may start to feel as if there is something wrong with us. Our self-criticism can break our confidence to such an extent that we begin to question our self-worth.

But when a right soul enters our lives, we learn that we were never hard to love in the first place. The problem was somewhere else.