Inspired by five colored rainbow

[motivationalquotesworld]

[radical-revolution]

Ichigo Ichie (一期一会), translating to "one time, one meeting" or "once in a lifetime," is a Japanese philosophy rooted in Zen Buddhism and the tea ceremony, emphasizing that every moment and encounter is unique, fleeting, and irreplaceable. It encourages total presence, mindfulness, and cherishing the present, as no experience can be exactly replicated.

[the-60s]

Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor

[grouchosmarx]

[allsadnshit]

Woke up from a weird nap and saw this reel and it's making me feel like I need to get up and walk for like an hour

[bakwaaas]

[radical-revolution]

[zerounwantedvibrations]

[bakwaaas]

that tweet about living life as though you’re 85 and got to go back in time and live life at this age again and enjoy every moment actually changed me

[cosmicportal]

“Has any great change on your planet ever been created by anyone who wasn’t crazy? who didn’t go against the grain of the norm? the answer is no. so why not join the club and be crazy? its a nice club to be”

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Bashar (multi-dimensional extra-terrestrial being)

[radical-revolution]

[jartita-me-teneis]

[radical-revolution]

Bashar's three powerful mantras to benefit from include: "So what?", "Why not?", and "Hm, interesting". These mantras encourage shifting perspectives and embracing new possibilities. "So what?" allows you to reframe negative situations, "Why not?" invites exploration, and "Hm, interesting" promotes pausing before making assumptions.

By incorporating these mantras into your daily life, you can cultivate a more positive and proactive mindset, allowing you to navigate challenges with greater resilience and creativity.

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[radical-revolution]

[hopencyde-deactivated20250901]

[thememedaddy]

[akindplace]

and then you remember that life does not have to be so serious and change is a part of it so it’s best to embrace it, to be whimsical and gentle with yourself and to find joy in living.