run freely

like oceans, like rivers

[thedudeleftthebuilding-deactiva]

[werenotreallystrangers]

[werenotreallystrangers]

NO

MORE

ONE

SIDED

RELATIONSHIPS

[earthtodes]

[themodernisis]

are the people you’re supporting, supporting you?

[defineyourgrind]

[eliminated]

[idleminds]

[recaption]

[savagedefectives]

[s0ur]

Mykeesha Nelson photographed by Sarah Brown

[mainart]

[genetikuirq]

they don’t tell you this but grief is recurrent and you will fall out with people as the seasons change

and people you thought you loved don’t love you the same

[thereadingsaef]

“Even if you are not with me, the memories of you are with me. My heart sees you, even if you are made vanished from my vision. The eye sees who it loves but will end up losing the sight of them. But the one who sees with their heart, will never lose the sight (of the people they love).”

Mahmoud Mohamed Shaker, Abu Fahr, Egyptian writer, poet, journalist and scholar of the Arabic language.

[wreck]

[movietvetc]

By the grace of Allah, I found my teacher. She taught me that Islam was like an orange. There’s an outer part and an inner part. If someone only got the rules and rituals, they might think Islam is tough and bitter like the outside of an orange. But there’s an inside, a juicy flesh, the divine intimacy, the spiritual experience. The rind without the flesh is bitter and useless. The flesh without the rind would quickly rot. The outer Sharia protects the inner spirituality. And the inner spirituality gives the outer Sharia its’ purpose and meaning. My teacher helped me understand that I needed both.  Ramy (2019– )

[raindancewiththemoon]