Words

“When you’re deeply sensitive, love is ecstasy. Music is godlike. Heartache is a wide, somatic wound. Visual natural beauty is jewel-drenched, wild bliss. Tension and conflict are muscle tightening and toxic, straight down to the cells. So how do you hold it all? You rinse, re-centre, and remain clear. You recycle your sensitivity by propelling yourself and others to create waves of change in a super starving world. Direct your passion by spreading your heart only across what clearly matters most. Surround yourself with the souls and spaces that groove alongside your own- the ones that also desire to chase the beauty, courage and freedom we’re all here to teach each other. Choose love over fear and let go of all the rest, breathing what isn’t best for you straight out of your bones. Remember-there is power in the body. Harness it for the greater good, and allow nothing confusing, peace disrupting, or hurtful stand in its way.”

— Victoria Erickson

Quote by <n>Albert Einstein</n> in a graphic from <n>SELF PRACTICE</n>.

Actor <n>Bruno Ganz</n> in a still from <n>Wim Wenders</n>'s film <n>Wings of Desire</n> (1987).

A photograph from the series <n>How foolish to forget how rare all of this is</n> by <n>Sophia Joan</n>.

I will bleed for better reasons this year.

Don't the questions beg an answer? Don't the song beg a dancer?

An edit of the character <n>Tinker Bell</n> by <n>Mak McRae</n>.

An illustration by <n>SLIMY ODDITY</n> based on the <n>Two Guys on a Bus</n> meme format.

A still from the 1969 film <n>Les femmes</n>.

A still of <n>Anna Karina</n> in <n>Vivre sa vie</n> (1962), directed by <n>Jean-Luc Godard</n>.

Mystical language sounds poetic,
because ordinary language evolved for separation.

Peace & (Quiet). Graphic by <n>THE YOUTH CLUB</n>.

The <n>Life Paths</n> illustration by <n>Wait But Why</n>.

And you can’t argue someone into perceiving you correctly.

Digital illustration by <n>beamingdesign</n> with a quote from author <n>Eckhart Tolle</n>.

A quote by author <n>Don Miguel Ruiz</n>.