Clara will create wonders

My way of saying thank you to the universe

[petitworld]

Crested Butte, Gunnison County, Colorado, USA by Jamie Rogers

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[petitworld]

by Ivo Stokman

[worldsandemanations]

Eglise Saint Vincent de Paul à Blois

[feral-ballad]

Taylor Byas, from I Done Clicked My Heels Three Times: Poems; “Painted Tongue”

[Text ID: “my mother and I becoming each other, / her bruises and scars passed down, / family heirlooms that will take / me decades to stop wearing,”]

[petitworld]

Asthall Manor, Oxfordshire, England by Stacy Cartledge

[prettyguardianscreencaps]

Sailor Moon Episode 44  “Usagi’s Awakening: A Message from the Distant Past” (BD)

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[pusheen]

[cassandracalin]

Easing anxiety

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[pinoy-culture]

✨️ Our ancestors before the Spaniards arrived wore gold and passed them down through the generations, regardless of social class. They even crafted bowls, liquid vessels, and the hilts and covers of daggers and swords out of gold.

They buried these ornaments with the dead so that they could use it in the afterlife and as a token to give the spirit or deity to leave purgatory. They also covered the faces of the dead with gold death masks to protect them from evil spirits entering the body.

Numerous Spanish accounts record that they wore gold and buried their dead with gold bahandi, or heirlooms. From Antonio Pigafetta, Francisco Alcina, Pedro Chirino, Friar Bobadilla and within the Boxer Codex Manuscript. Together with historical accounts, archeological finds of gold artifacts from Luzon, the Bisayas, and Mindanao show how much our pre-colonial ancestors wore and used gold in their clothing, divine figures, and everyday wear, similar to the rest of Southeast Asia.

To see many of these artifacts, check out the gold exhibit in the National Museum of the Philippines and Ayala Museum.

[maybe-itsforthebest]

laugh until you gasp for air. make your younger self proud. go to your favorite artist's show in the summer heat and thrash until the tears roll down your face. you're there. in that moment. how many times in your life can you say you've done that? cried for an hour straight because life is so beautiful, that every light in the stadium is a waving hand there for the same reason. look at your friends while they laugh, really look at them. tear up because out of everywhere in the world, they choose to be here with you. look at them, really look at them. even in the moments you're upset with them, because that's what happens sometimes when you love someone, and decide to love them anyway. find out that that's a lot easier than you think it is. hope they think that too. feel what the earth has to offer, it really does help. feel the breeze. bike into the sunset. watch the deer run through the forest. life will still be beautiful and waiting for you, no matter how many times you question it.

[museum-of-artifacts]

Michelangelo's Moses is a marble sculpture made in 1513–15. One of the many details of this masterpiece is one very small muscle in the forearms that contracts only when lifting the pinky, otherwise it is invisible. Moses is lifting the pinky, therefore that tiny muscle is contracted

History is everywhere. Search through museum were artifacts, objects that shaped history amaze us. From the oldest objects from museum.

[tinagodiva]

Edinburgh, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[ai-dream]