Daniela

[danielabozo]

atmosphere of sorrow 💙

[enjoyablesquares]

[melisica]

[sallizzle]

[pixelcoder-deactivated20211223]

Albula River - Switzerland - June2k17

IG: https://instagram.com/lutz.heidbrink/

[1000drawings]

by INÈS LONGEVIAL

[1000drawings]

by zipcy

[1000drawings]

by Nastia Sleptsova

[1000drawings]

by Ana Santos

[1000drawings]

by coucou_illustration

[sonicyouthsz]

Reality In Motion, collage by me.

[konczakowski]

[akamatthewmurdock]

[a-joyfuljourney]

[thenatsdorf]

Elephants having a smashing good time! [full video]

[carlosafs]

[matauryn]

“The idea of the supernatural as being something over and above the natural is a killing idea. In the Middle Ages this was the idea that finally turned that world into something like a wasteland, a land where people were living inauthentic lives, never doing a thing they truly wanted to because the supernatural laws required them to live as directed by their clergy. In a wasteland, people are fulfilling purposes that are not properly theirs but have been put upon them as inescapable laws. This is a killer…. The spirit is really the bouquet of life. It is not something breathed into life, it comes out of life. This is one of the glorious things about the mother-goddess religions, where the world is the body of the Goddess, divine in itself, and divinity isn’t something ruling over and above a fallen nature…. Our story of the fall in the Garden sees nature as corrupt; and that myth corrupts the whole world for us. Because nature is thought of as corrupt, every spontaneous act is sinful and must not be yielded to. You get a totally different civilization and a totally different way of living according to whether your myth presents nature as fallen or whether nature is in itself a manifestation of divinity, and the spirit is the revelation of the divinity that is inherent in nature.” ― Joseph Campbell The Power of Myth http://amzn.to/1wJXIoE Image Credit: Josephine Wall