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Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival (source)

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“Suppose two astronauts go to the moon. When they arrive, they have an accident and find out that they have only enough oxygen for two days. There is no hope of someone coming from Earth in time to rescue them. They have only two days to live. If you asked them at that moment, ‘What is your deepest wish?’ they would answer, ‘To be back home walking on the beautiful planet Earth.’ That would be enough for them; they would not want anything else. They would not want to be the head of a large corporation, a big celebrity or president of the United States. They would not want anything except to be back on Earth—to be walking on Earth, enjoying every step, listening to the sounds of nature and holding the hand of their beloved while contemplating the moon.”

— Thich Nhat Hanh, No Death, No Fear

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Waterfalls and chill (Snickersv) | instagram

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A vibrant apartment in Poland | photos by Benjamin Edwards

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Paia, Hawaii | lucas.allen

How brightly I must have shined, to you,

To be picked out of thousands.

And though you have stripped me

Now, unrecognizable in the mirror

No sweet petals. No soft scent.

I know that this decomposing self

Will give life once again.

And though I will be shining

My power

My strength

My softness

My sweetness

Will be unrecognizable to you

Because you cannot see what you don’t know.

#metoo #its 2am #trauma #timesup #survivor #hope #short poem

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“We have to understand the middle path: That a human has a positive and a negative side. We have a false, ignorant side, but we also have a beautiful potential – Buddha nature.”

— Lama Yeshe

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“Your first priority should be to find your own quiet space inside so you can learn more about yourself. This includes getting to know and understand your own suffering. When your practice is solid and you’ve already harvested some of the sweet fruits of getting to know yourself, you can consider ways you can make more room to bring silence, deep looking, understanding, and compassion into your work or community.”

— Thich Nhat Hanh