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Fatima Karashaeva aka Фатима Карашаева aka Fatima Karaf (Russian-Canadian, b. Russia, based Montreal, Canada) - Girl Reading Book, 2024, Paintings: Oil on Canvas

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C. T. Salazar, “Noah’s Nameless Wife Takes Inventory,” featured in Ruminate Magazine

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Andrii Kateryniuk - Evening Glow (detail)

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from The New York Times

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I am good. I am loved.

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Cicero D'Avila

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No, we're not soulmates. This is not divine intervention. And this is most certainly not chance. I willed this. I knit the threads of fate myself until they spelled your name.

I love you intentionally. I love you with every bit of conscience I was born with.

— marsadist (via twitter)

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Tristram Lansdowne, “Blinkers”

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Looking behind, I am filled with gratitude. Looking forward, I am filled with vision. Looking upwards I am filled with strength. Looking within, I discover peace. Quero Apache Prayer

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Nada más doloroso que el silencio entre dos personas que se aman separándose, porque uno no supo ordenar sus prioridades y el otro tuvo que elegir su amor propio.

#CosmosNea

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“Slow is often overlooked in rushed culture. Its’ oracle is not acknowledged, properly understood, or respected. The slow breath. A slow first kiss. Slowly disrobing in front of a lover. Slow lovemaking. Slow to get up out of a warm bed. Slow stretching. Slow yoga. Slow bathing. Slow and steady. Slowly walking through an airport to catch a flight. Slow decision-making. Slow crockpot cooking. Slow eating. Slow creativity. The pause before we speak. When we give ourselves (our cells) permission to slow down, our whole system is met in a magical place where regeneration and rejuvenation naturally begin to occur without any effort from us.”

— India Ame’ye, Author, Energy of Gods (via eatmangoesnekkid)

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Lord may the people I attract into my life be consistent and clear with their affections and intentions. May they know me see me and appreciate me always. May they be receptive to my affections and intentions. May they be true, steady givers of grace. May they be curious and non-deceptive. Should they make error against me, may they take responsibility to humbly inspire my forgiveness. Should I cross them ever by mistake, may they be knowing of my heart. May we never be confused. May clarity grow bigger forever in the space between us. May my life be a meadow for the sweetest flowers. Amen!

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— Benjamin Alire Sáenz, “To the Desert” from Dark and Perfect (El Paso: Cinco Puntos Press, 1995) (via lunamonchtuna)

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morphing, shifting

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