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The Bowery Presents
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
YOU ARE THE REASON
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The Stonewall Inn

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object06 flat volume series 36x24 in 2017
Listen to Black Butterfly Mix by Bryn Barnett
Balenciaga Fall/Winter 2000
This is all ugly
You have zero taste please
How to Listen to your Heart
1. First, quieten your rational mind as it has a tendency to hush, distort or quash the intuition of your heart.
2. Practice mindfulness. This is grounding yourself in the present moment, and being aware of all the sights, sounds and sensations that are happening in the here-and-now.
3. Go with the flow. Don’t try to force your heart to speak to you. Instead, simply “be” and allow your heart to speak in its own time, and in its own way.
4. Get into the habit of paying attention to every nudge and whisper from your intuition. We are taught to silence those inner tugs and pulls – so begin to notice, and to listen to, them.
5. Trust and act upon your intuition. It’s important to treat those inner messages as valid, and then follow your instincts – and notice where they lead you.
You’ll find that life is more rewarding if you listen to your heart – as well as listening to your rational mind.
STREET 1994 November Issue no.65
Rina Fukushi
Gogo Graham SS17 --
Gogo Graham SS17 @ Made in Earth #phhhoto
Ottolinger spring 2017
reblog the money pigeon for a financially stable future
please money pigeon, i’m homeless, phoneless, unemployed and hungry bitch
Anna Lomax
Imran Qureshi (Pakistani, b. 1972), This Leprous Brightness, 2010. Opaque watercolour on wasli, 26 × 34 cm.
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