HeyAleChufly

Music, Nature, Health and Science Lover Enviromentalist, pro Feminism, pro Veganism, pro worldwide human rights fight. I am not an absolut, I am just a simple human with still a lot to learn, but I definitely identify with all of thisTwitter-Instagram: @HeyAleChufly

[lazyyogi]

[zengardenamaozn]

What You Say About Mental Illness vs What You Actually Mean.

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Alice Phoebe Lou - Walking In The Garden

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[allgreencats]

Hey! Today I sat down to make a pattern for making my own underwear. This is so simple and I just used an old fabric that was just laying around without purpose and TADA! now I have my own homemade undies. Zero waste, recycled materials and also a money saver!

[heyalechufly]

On my way to adopt this idea. Brillant!!

[mambos-y-un-poco-mas]

No se porque estoy más estresada, si por la escuela, el debate del aborto o mi vida amorosa.

[n-a-r-c-i-s-a]

[heyalechufly]

truestory

[goodreadss]

Be soft. Do not let the world make you hard. Do not let pain make you hate. Do not let the bitterness steal your sweetness. Take pride that even though the rest of the world may disagree, you still believe it to be a beautiful place.

Kurt Vonnegut (via goodreadss)

Be soft

[panatmansam]

Meditation Starter Pack

If you are just starting out with meditation and are not sure where to look or what to do to get started look no further. Here are some free resources for you:

Post:  Getting Started with Meditation

Book: Tara Brach: How to Meditate

Video: Demonstration of Meditation Breathing

Post:  Easy Candle Meditation

Post:  Music and Ambient Sounds for Meditation

Video: How to Meditate the First Time

Video: John Kabat-Zinn: Benefits of Meditation

Audio: Guided Meditations with Tara Brach

Post:   Malas: Meditation Beads

Post:   Mantras: Meditation Chants

Post:   Mudras: Meditation Hand Positions 

Post:   Mastering One Pointed Concentration

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La triste triste verdad. Hora de volverse verde. Time to go green

[vvitchella]

Youtube is a wonderful resource with lots of helpful information on it! I’ve collated together all the Divination Lessons I could find. If any of these links break, or you find something that should be added to the list, please message me!

This is as much a resource for me as it is for you - I have only watched part of most of these so take them with a grain of salt!

Tarot

Learn the 78 Tarot Cards in Two Hours (Part 1, Part 2)

Tarot Cards - Understanding Reversals

How to Practice Tarot Readings when you’re on your own (Part 1, Part 2)

How to Shuffle Tarot Cards

How to Get Good Results Every Time with Tarot

The Only Way To Learn The Tarot (and a bit about what Pages mean)

How to read a Tarot card easily and comfortably

Putting it all together in a Tarot reading

Know How To Use Your Tarot Cards By Munisha Khatwani

Tarot - An Introduction by Munisha Khatwani

22 Major Arcana Cards In Tarot - Munisha Khatwani

Tarot Cards Use and History

7 Tarot Tips for Learning Tarot Card Meanings

Runes

How to read runes (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)

How to Cast Runes (Runes for Beginners)

What are Runes?

150. A Technique for Memorising Runes

How to make Runes

Your First Rune Readings: Practicing with Meanings

The Long History of the Rune Stones

All About Runes (Intermediate Magic) (Part 1, Part 2)

Pendulum

How to Use a Pendulum (Basics)

Your Pendulum and Its Secret Uses

An introduction to dowsing with a pendulum

How To Use A Pendulum For Divining

How to use a Pendulum for Spirit Communication

How to use a Pendulum to get answers from your Subconscious

Scrying

How to Scry (Part 1, Part 2)  

Magical Techniques: Part 1 - The Art of Scrying. 

One Witch’s Way - Crystal Ball (Part 1, Part 2)

Crystal Ball and Mirror Gazing Tutorial 

Crystal Spheres and Scrying 

Simple Water Scrying 

How to Scry 

Scrying Mirrors | Witchcraft 101

Tasseomancy

Tea leaf reading with Amber McCarroll 

Tea Leaf Reading 

Tea Leaf Reading 

What Is Tea Leaf Reading? | Psychic Abilities 

Tea Leaf Reading with Shaheen 

Tea Leaf Reading 

Cartomancy

Fortune Telling with Playing Cards 

Playing Card Meanings - How to read a deck of cards - Cartomancy 

Fortune Telling Cards (Reading & Meanings)

Bibliomancy

173. The Art of Bibliomancy

Bibliomancy

Bibliomancy

Bibliomancy introduction

How to do Bibliomancy, divination with books!

Palmistry

Read your palm ! - only 7 minutes lectured by Japanese Ninja 

Secrets Revealed in Your Palm

Secrets Revealed in Your Palm - Part 2

PALMISTRY: THE FATE LINE

wealth indications in detail more points palmistry

palmistry detailed analysis (very refined hand)

Palmistry Saturn Line Fate Line Money Line Wealth Line Analysis

[quierosernormal]

No me he lavado la cara en ocho meses (Edición recetas caseras y naturales)

No me mires de esa forma por favor.

Aunque pueda resultarte asqueroso, y quizás piensas que estás en lo cierto, pero también es cierto que mi piel luce más hermosa, más saludable y con menos grasa y granitos/barros/espinillas. ¿Cómo puede ser eso posible?

Leí este artículo de Yael Farache, que me parece muy bueno acerca de las mentiras de la cosmética, ya que estamos en una era donde entre más químicos consumas, es mejor tu estilo de vida.

La verdad no sé cómo pudimos creernos esas mentiras. Ahorita hay mas enfermedades que en el siglo pasado, y es debido a que introducimos sustancias que nuestros cuerpos no producen. Esto a la larga hace daño y no nos beneficia en nada. Piensa un momento en tu abuelita; ella tuvo que sobrevivir en una época donde las cremas escaseaban, no había pasta de dientes y no se conocía el nombre de “toalla sanitaria”. Las abuelas si que estaban jodidas.

Así que de acuerdo con lo que leí del artículo de Farache, y usando el sentido común y la lista de ingredientes que puso, de los que investigué y que me dijeron, pensé que era una buena idea hacer mis menjurges y probarlos y ver que resultaba. Lo que pasó fue fenomenal.

1.- Jabón de miel, aceite de oliva y azúcar morena: aquí solo hay que tener cuidado de no poner demasiado aceite, ya que la miel ni el azúcar se integran fácilmente a la mezcla. El uso es simple, pontelo en el rostro durante el baño, si gustas, puedes dejarlo un par de minutos y retirarlo con agua tibia. No te pongas nada de crema en la cara, pues ya está humectada gracias al aceite de olivo.

2.- Desodorante de Alumbre: el alumbre es una piedra compuesta de sulfato doble combinado. Su naturaleza es noble, ya que te permite sudar, pero no que tu sudor huela. La preparacion es simple, tritura una piedra de alumbre y métela en un atomizador, rellena con agua y espera a que se disuelva (8 hrs aproximadamente) y la puedes usar en tus axilas o todo el cuerpo. Sólo que por favor no la chupes o te toparás con el sabor más raro del mundo.

3.- Crema de Concha Nácar: Es fácil de preparar y además en muchos lugares costeños la venden, sólo que advierto que no muchas cremas de estas son originales, ya que les añaden perfumes o las rebajan. Las cremas de concha nácar naturales tienen un olor raro, no tan agradable, tampoco tan asqueroso, es raro. Lo bueno de este producto es que seca granitos, borra cicatrices, estrías y hace que tu piel luzca suave. Sólo debe aplicarse en las noches, lavarse en las mañanas y no exponerse al sol porque puede quemarte seriamente el rostro. Ya están advertidos.

4.- Aceite y jabón de coco: El aceite y el jabón de coco son nutritivos para la piel y el pelo. Puedes aplicarte el aceite de coco en el pelo antes de bañarte para que te quede oloroso y suave. El jabón de coco natural es bueno para la piel y es súper suave si te lo aplicas en el rostro.

5.- Limón: el limón es buen desinfectante y además refresca la piel. Prueba exprimir un limón en 10 litros de agua y darte una ultima enjuagada con esta agua. Los resultados son geniales.

6.- Agua con glicerina: la glicerina es noble y barata, combinada con agua, tienes los beneficios de una crema humectante con sólo dos ingredientes. Si de plano no te late, busca una crema que tenga menos de diez químicos en su composición. Las hay y es todo un reto encontrarlas.

7.- Manteca de Cacao: Humecta piel, labios y además puede ayudar a desaparecer las estrías.

La neta no se porque nos la hacemos de jamón cuando mami naturaleza nos da lo que necesitamos. Recuerden este precepto de Yael: Si me lo puedo comer, es bueno para mi piel.

Mi cara sin maquillaje

[lacan-psychoananalysisaspraxis]

“For psychoanalysis, the symptom is not a “disorder”, it is a silenced truth that needs to be heard. The symptom includes the paradoxical satisfaction that leads to suffering (“jouissance”). Treatment is a dialectical procedure, which brings to the surface the weight of jouissance that words carry. Words encircle the truth without the subject being aware of it. Grasping these two faces of the symptom – language and jouissance – allows the subject to read his story and to make it his again. Then he can let go of a part of his jouissance and become responsible for its remainder in a life that does not necessarily conform to common morality, but is no less lawful for it. The psychoanalyst, having been analysed himself, is one who has detached himself from this fantasmatic jouissance. Free of prejudice, he can then enable the patient to invent his own bespoke response, the one that fits him.“

― Agnes Aflalo, The Failed Assassination of Psychoanalysis: The Rise and Fall of Cognitivism

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Low Spoons Cooking

(I’m making this post for a friend, but I figured some other people might get some use out of it as well.) I know it can be super difficult to find the time and the energy to cook things sometimes. Even just looking up recipes can be super stressful when you’re low on spoons, because everything seems to take so much effort. But please, friends! You should still eat something! D:  This is a list of sites and blogs that house good, simple, cheap recipes which hopefully will help. Everything is easier if you have a crock pot/slow cooker! 

http://no-more-ramen.tumblr.com - this site has a “no chopping” tag and a “crockpot” tag for if you really just can’t today, and also makes sure to note gluten/nut/egg/dairy and vegetarian/diabetic-friendly recipes! Super awesome!

http://lowspoonsgourmet.tumblr.com - they organize things by spoon number in the tags, from 1 spoon to 7 spoons! Unfortunately their mods aren’t 100% consistent on tags BUT it looks like you can find good recipes under either the “recipe” tag or the “mod fae” tag. 

http://www.budgetbytes.com - This site has a ton of crockpot recipes. Just throw the ingredients in the cooker and walk away, come back whenever!! These recipes have a lot more ingredients than some other ones but you can always ignore half of the list if you don’t have them, or substitute. 

http://allrecipes.com/recipes/157/everyday-cooking/campus-cooking/ - Campus cooking sites are good too because they specialize in recipes that make a lot of food out of very few ingredients. 

http://ridiculouslyeasyfood.tumblr.com - not a lot here, but what they do have is really good and easy to make, especially on a budget! Plus, good directions!

The tag “low spoons food” on tumblr itself also has a good number of recipes and advice, from what I can see. 

That’s it for now! If you know of any other good resources or have any feedback, please let me know. Hopefully this helps someone! 

[heyalechufly]

[chieflifechangers]

Flavored Lemonades

I absolutely LOVE lemonades and fresh fruit.  I went to this wonderful cafe, Ms. Dahlia’s Cafe, with one of my best friends in Brooklyn.  I had the best cucumber lemonade in life!  I immediately went on the hunt to find a recipe.  in my search, I came across a great blog, A Beautiful Mess, that has some amazing recipes for lemonades.  I had to share.  So here you go, enjoy, and I WILL POST MY OWN CREATIONS…after the snow melts.