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“To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.” ― Ralph Waldo Emerson

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isn’t it funny how day by day nothing changes but when you look back everything is different

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this will never change probably

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Tristenspitze, Weissenbach, Italy

by eberhard grossgasteiger

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Vancouver, Canada

by Ian Froome

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Sequoia National Park, United States

by Ian Froome

[hannahhillam]

❤️BFFS❤️

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[atraversso]

Trolltunga sunset | Norway by Opplev Odda

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Mt Hood National Forest // Rodrigo Trevino

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Glen Coe Part. II, Scotland, UK.

Photographed by Frederick Ardley, www.freddieardley.com

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Greenwood, Philip Karlberg

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Being mindful in all things. Thoughts come and go, like the clouds. They never last, and so they are not real.

Mindful Steps by oprust

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The last thing the internet needs right now is fear mongering. Please stop, it’s embarrassing. 

[cerceos-deactivated20160308]

Rachel Levy

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why is everything in life easier said than done ugh.

[eatpussypraylove]

Grandview overlook sunset, along the blue ridge parkway..

11/12/15

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what happened in france is horrible, depressing, and not acceptable at all. but it is situations like this that are EXACTLY what happen every single day in syria, iraq, and other war-torn areas. a similar attack happened today in beirut, lebanon that killed 50+ people. why does it take people being murdered in a first world, largely white country for anyone to care? why are syrian refugees blamed for this attack when attacks like this are precisely what they are fleeing from? i’m sending all of my love and thoughts to the people of paris and all of my friends currently studying there right now, but this isn’t an uncommon incident in many other countries of the world. humanity should be outraged at this attack, and rightfully so, but they should be JUST as outraged about the attacks occurring in war-torn countries and countries not as developed as france.

also sending my thoughts to the french muslims, people who have zero association to the attackers, who will suffer from extreme islamophobia as a result of this attack.

[psych-facts]

All the hardest, coldest people you meet, were once as soft as water. And that’s the tragedy of living.

Iain S. Thomas (via psych-facts)