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Nightcall by London Grammar (she so amazing ugh 😍) #acoustic #songs #londongrammar #nightcall #coversongs (at Østerbro)

#londongrammar #acoustic #nightcall #songs #coversongs

Daily Doodle (at VUC Amager)

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If you have a fresh/modern/neon blog, message me and I’ll follow you! Xxx

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Untitled // Forrest Mankins

Hot Oil Hair Wrap (+Henna)

I’m trying out a hot oil coconut wrap for the first time. I always love putting coconut oil in my hair, but I found out it’s better to heat it up. And of course I had to add henna to the mix because I can never follow the way of the people..,or simple directions.

Diz sexy plastic turban that came out of this experiment though ^^^ 😁

#long hair #coconut #self care #haircare #living #livingthegoodlife

khmacleod

Ancient moon priestesses were called virgins. ‘Virgin’ meant not married, not belonging to a man - a woman who was ‘one-in-herself’. The very word derives from a Latin root meaning strength, force, skill; and was later applied to men: virle. Ishtar, Diana, Astarte, Isis were all all called virgin, which did not refer to sexual chastity, but sexual independence. And all great culture heroes of the past, mythic or historic, were said to be born of virgin mothers: Marduk, Gilgamesh, Buddha, Osiris, Dionysus, Genghis Khan, Jesus - they were all affirmed as sons of the Great Mother, of the Original One, their worldly power deriving from her. When the Hebrews used the word, and in the original Aramaic, it meant ‘maiden’ or ‘young woman’, with no connotations to sexual chastity. But later Christian translators could not conceive of the ‘Virgin Mary’ as a woman of independent sexuality, needless to say; they distorted the meaning into sexually pure, chaste, never touched. —Monica Sjoo

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Trying to finish drinking two bottles of water so I can treat myself to my coconut moccachino latte. It’s hard to drink all that on an empty stomach, but I’m so close!! Just a side note, Art Cafe in Nyack is the best -- should seriously start my Religion Essay though...

#morning coffee waterchallenge drinkme #artcafe #vegan #healthfad #procrastination nation

I love learning Arabic from this beautiful woman ❤️ Find her on YouTube @LearnArabicwithMaha

#learning arabic shukran youtube

Danish Summer Skies

First and foremost, obviously this is edited, but still you cannot imagine how beautiful the sky looked this day. Denmark is so wonderful in summertime. I am so blessed to take part in this experience every summer. I am definitely missing Denmark, and the summer community center which I attend each year. But, this feeling is overridden by the gratitude I have for this place which I can call home. Upon returning each summer, it feels almost as though this ever-present place is waiting for my return. I can always rely on the the welcoming atmosphere and the community there which I can honestly say only amplifies this warmth.

#denmark #extraordinary #love #missthis #summer

I love the little secret (not so secret, but previously unknown to me) gems situated right by my school. Don’t tell the ranger we bumped into as we were leaving, but I swam in the dam. It was so invigorating -- definitely am not guilty for breaking the rules there.

Any chance you get to swim in clean outdoor bodies of water, do it!! (Even if it has to be in your underwear ;) )

#swimming #outdoors #nature #outdoor #seconddam #greenery #naturalbeauty

veganconfessions

Wool girl again:) So buying from thrift shops is ok and just keep using the ones i have is acceptable? So the point is to not spend more money in it in order to avoid increasing the demand and hurting more animals because more wool need to be "produced" for new coats? I thought the principle was to not use it ever. I'm still confused about this:/

Yeah, totally! You’re not poisoning yourself or anything; it would be disrespectful to throw out old wool (or leather for that matter) just because it’s suddenly ~icky~. Use it to its full purpose; the point is to boycott the industry! You’re not going to be haunted by ghosts of sheep’s past just because you put the old wool to use.

Supply and demand dictates that if you don’t buy it, you decrease the demand, and then the supply goes down. When you buy from a thrift store, they aren’t going to go out and look for that same coat again or make a new one (unless they repurpose old wool which is totally cool), so you aren’t adding to demand. It’s like when you reuse your plastic bottles; yeah, it’d be better if you didn’t have any plastic in the first place, but you’re not buying new ones!

In case you can’t tell, I’m an environmental vegan, and my principle is that if its not new and you’re not wasting it, its all good. Unless it comes to food– food isn’t exactly something that lasts forever and you reuse over and over again. Food’s supply and demand is a lot closer to home– for example, your friend hosts a party and buys 20 hamburgers, and because you didn’t eat one, next time they only buy 19 instead of buying 20 again. Resources like wool and leather aren’t like that; you use them multiple times until they wear out.

It makes zero sense to avoid previously used wool. You’re not hurting anything by continuing to use it, except influencing other people by wearing it (if you’re a trendsetter).

camillemarielle

a Good two cents ...or 20 if you’re buying from a thrift store :D

#questioning if I'm a trendsetter ;P

veganconfessions

385) As a vegan and as an advertising/PR student, PETA campaigns embarrass me. They mean well but so often forget the rules of communication, how to make a message reach its target. I think they make vegans look bad. Making people feel guilty doesn't lead to understanding and people will only change when they get it. You can inform without telling people what to do, give them facts. That's enough to plant a seed of doubt that allows carnists to think about it on their own, processing the new info.

#Ilikethisblog vegan

veganconfessions

379) I'm vegan but I can't say that my wardrobe is cruelty free because I buy cheap clothing from brands that work with factories from China, Bagladesh, India... Being more open to compassion made me feel and see things I didn't feel or see before and I find it really difficult bc there's no end to it, is there? What we do is always hurting someone. Sometimes I just feel that I can't win.

#feels