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from the archives of @moonlightint

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Fatou Jobe photographed by Jeiroh 

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Light over darkness | michalpelka

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Resurrection

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Swami Satchidananda opening Woodstock 1969

On August 15, 1969, Swami Satchidananda was asked to give an opening address at the famed Woodstock Music Festival to set a tone of peace and harmony for what became one of the largest gatherings in festival history. He addressed a crowd of over 500,000 people.

“Through that sacred art of music, let us find peace that will pervade all over the globe. Often we hear groups of people shouting, ‘Fight for Peace’. I still don’t understand how they are going to fight and then find peace. Therefore, let us not fight for peace, but let us find peace within ourselves first.”

A full transcript of his opening address, can be found here.

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AURORA @ Latitude festival by Patrick Gunning via Dork magazine // 20.07.2019 // Suffolk, UK

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know your energy

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It lulls me. The river is like a drug. What I suffer from seems unreal when I come here.

Anaïs Nin, from “Delta Of Venus,” originally published c. August 1977 (via violentwavesofemotion)

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She’s mad, but she’s magic.

Charles Bukowski (via justrebellion)