<n>Dissimulation</n> by <n>Mahmoud Farshchian</n>.

An illustration of the <n>Qigong</n> posture “<n>Hugging a Tree</n>,” which visualizes drawing <n>Chi</n> or <n>Pranic energy</n> from nature.

The painting <n>Unus Mundus</n> (2021) by artist <n>Iren Tau</n>.

<n>Eclipse totality over Sassendalen</n> by <n>Luc Jamet</n>, winner of the 2015 <n>Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year</n> award.

The <n>Triumph of St. Ignatius</n> fresco by <n>Andrea Pozzo</n> at the <n>Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola</n> in Rome.

Friedrich Nietzsche warns you, saying:

"Do not fall victim to excessive idealism and believe that telling the truth will bring you closer to people. People love and reward those who can soothe them with illusions. Since ancient times, humanity has only punished those who speak

They hate when u know who u are and u don’t care to be validated by them lol

Eyes never lie Chico. Art by <n>black</n>.

A view of <n>Lysefjord</n> in <n>Norway</n> under a dark, cloudy sky.

An 1881 painting by <n>Frederick Arthur Bridgman</n> titled <n>Waiting for Orders, Algeria</n>.

A <n>Bengal tiger</n> and a <n>Panther</n> swimming.

A quote on self-love by writer <n>Carl Jung</n>.

reading some Jung and then he hits you with this

Cover art for <n>Delilah Brao</n>'s debut record, <n>Dry Spells</n>.

I asked:                                Philosophy replied:

Timelapse of the <n>Aurora Borealis</n> by <n>Aryeh Nirenberg</n> on a flight between San Francisco and Paris.

A digital animation created with <n>TouchDesigner</n>.

<n>Solar Eclipse</n> (1889), a photograph by <n>Carleton Watkins</n> capturing the total solar eclipse of January 1, 1889.

Sunset at <n>MOGA Festival</n>. Photo by <n>Capture with Badr</n>.

Digital artwork by <n>Anooshiravan Fatemi</n>.

<n>A Cowboy's Romance</n> by artist <n>Glenn Dean</n>.