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Self-actualized people live more in the real world of nature than in the man-made mass of concepts, abstractions, expectations, beliefs, and stereotypes that most people confuse with the world.

Abraham Maslow, Hierarchy of Needs: A Theory of Human Motivation

happyheidi

｡ﾟﾟ･｡･ﾟﾟ｡ﾟ. November will bring blessings.

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sp00nsbyelle

hermajestyimher

Learn To Keep A Calm Demeanour

One of the most insidious pathologies of our generation is the erratic mind and the loud character. Social media and the general culture have wired us to have multiple, and at times conflicting, thoughts racing through our brains and keeping us in a constant state of emotional distress.

Learning to tame our minds, to take deep breaths and look at things from a calm, composed, and rational perspective is a lost art in our world. When we can hit the breaks to our racing thoughts and the irrational behaviour that often follows them, we can make decisions, view things, and experience life in a much more appropriate and mature way.

There is no need to feel like you constantly have to be on your nerves, or to feel like everything needs a strong reaction from you. It's ok to go through life at ease, at your own pace, and with the conviction that there is a time and place for everything.

sproutlett

what a gift it is to come back to yourself

dear-photograph

Dear Photograph, I was astounded, but I hadn’t had time to consider what I was seeing. Mark Yokoyama

wholeheartedsuggestions

realizing i spend too much time worrying about embarrassment. i don’t know something? that’s okay. i haven’t seen that movie or know about that book? that’s okay. i do something that makes my life easier that people consider the “lazy way”? that’s okay. i like this harmless thing people think is “cringe”? that’s totally okay. it’s a waste of energy to criticize myself because of the judgement i anticipate from others.

bobcat-pie

The Neverending Story really said “those who squash your dreams seek to control you” and “ambition and dreams are a necessary part of the human experience, even if it’s petty revenge” and I am HERE for it

hopepunk-humanity

I really don’t believe there’s any such thing as a failed hobby. I think it goes back to “no love, however brief, is wasted” and “joy is never pointless”. Even if your hobby wasn’t quote-unqoute “successful”, I bet you still had fun with it, at least a little bit. You probably still learned something from it, or at least learned some limits to your abilities. And I think that makes it worth it

poemsofangela-simone

catsrcoolyeet

The simple human urge to create something that makes people feel,

Whether it’s a song whose notes pluck heartstrings along with guitar strings, or a poem whose words ring true, a painting whose lines portray the essential loneliness of man, a line of code that fixes an entire algorithm, or a space between words of a soliloquy questioning life, of a poem expressing love, of a speech of protest,

We all want to create.

polaroidsandthoughts

advice

boethiah

no such thing as wasting your 20s your 20s are for recovering from whatever the fuck happened to you as a kid so that youre ready to get weird with it in your 30s