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花精
一切都是緣份。
一開始,我對花精也只是把它當作一項資訊來接收:「喔,喔,世界上有這種東西啊~」並沒有嘗試的意願。而且在靈性知識蓬發的現在,我本來也是抓著我的邏輯腦強力反駁,
但大約在2019間,不知道為什麼,我連續在不同類別的書籍當中,看到「花精」這個字眼,到第三次的時候,我就把它當作是對我的提醒了(笑)。
一直以來,我也深受情緒問題所苦,加上經濟壓力、對感知被剝奪的抗拒⋯⋯等等,我無法頻繁往返醫院試藥、拿藥吃。
各種困境與陷落,迫使我決定放下過往的成見,親身一試。
這一試不得了,我看見了以往因為悲傷而被蒙蔽的美——以前只是埋頭哭泣,卻感覺不到陽光灑落臉龐的溫暖;只見大樹被砍成禿頭,卻不見整片土地努力修復的生命;只怨著命運如何不公,卻無視掉在地上的一百元⋯⋯若說旅行能開拓視野,那麼花精也用一種「體內旅行」的方式,擴充你腦海中的「海量」。
問題本身並沒有消失,但我平靜緩和的時間增加了,我可以多方面地思考問題,帶著全新的眼光審視環境,驚艷自己。
正所謂一試成主顧,我也就這樣成為花精的擁護者。在我的經驗裡,和常見的精神藥物相比,花精便宜一些,沒什麼副作用;和菸酒相比,沒有菸酒的形象酷炫,卻有著和菸酒一樣讓你沈著冷靜、放鬆的特質(屬內在酷炫)。
當然,也像菸酒和精神藥物,無法真正為你解決人生問題,你還是必須面對;
雖然花精書籍是說:能真正扭轉你的負面思維,推動正向的作為,
但我認為終極的療癒,依舊來自於你的自我覺察、勇於探索內在、改變思維模式⋯⋯而花精以更友善的方式,幫助我們睜開原本就能接收奇蹟的眼睛,讓傷痕累累的腳步仍然踏得穩健。
誠摯地,推薦給大家。
備註:
1,我們不一定要有嚴重的身心問題才使用花精,平時的負荷煩憂,都能考慮花精的協同配合。
2,如果第一次嘗試沒有收到效果,請不要過度氣餒。感到放鬆,就是很好的進步。有時候不見得是你自己感覺到,反而是身邊的親友察覺了你的改變。
3,請減少一勞永逸的想法:就像感冒藥,你不會吃一次,一輩子都不會感冒。
4,不需要拘泥品牌,選用自己喜歡的即可。
5,雖然我是來分享的,不是來工商的,但為避免尷尬與猜疑,還是說一下,我自己有在製作和販售花精。
公平的美麗
「美麗的事物能平等地讓人感到幸福。」
——佐野洋子《沒有神也沒有佛》
若說這個世界不平等,那麼,至少還有美麗的事物可以期待。美麗的事物沒有被隱藏的必要,祂可以堂堂正正地袒露,永遠誠實。公平、公正、公開的模樣,使得原有的美麗因為這份自然不需造作更加美麗。
而如果我們持續增加美麗,世界是不是能更朝向公平一點呢?
Arrival (2016)
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in another world, when you are loved, you grow wings to show it. the bigger the love, the bigger the wings.
and a world that sees wings as the ultimate status symbol. celebrities with gigantic wings that cannot fly because they are too heavy. monarchs that have stylists to enlarge their (very stumpy) wings.
babies born with the soft proof of their parent’s love, babies flaking off feathers when their parents don’t care enough. teenagers who watch their wings flake and grow every day, never sure who loves them or doesn’t. having your crush figure out you like him because his wings won’t stop fluffing up.
bullies who fake having large wings, who hurt others because they never felt whole, who go home and try to wish their feathers into growing. gentle, soft people who have long wings they’re embarrassed of, who tuck them and try to be average because they don’t like showing off.
weddings where there’s so much love in the room everyone’s wings swell up. the couple having perfectly matched wings which don’t stop their steady growth. waking up next to your husband of six years to find he’s gone and all your feathers have fallen off.
a girl who is pushed down and laughed at for her little wings, her broken home. who knows she’s ugly for it, who feels perfectly alone. who one day walks into a room with another girl who happens to complement her shirt and within six days has become the closest friend she’s ever learned. her wings spreading big and wide and proud over other people’s heads, her new feathers getting in the way because she’s not used to them, pushing her new feathers out of the way so she can kiss the girl she’s dreamed about.
finding your best friend and watching the feathers sprout. lying awake in bed feeling useless and yet having this proof that someone out there loves you. helping a stranger on the train only to have a few cautious pinfeathers tickle their way out. wondering if they felt that tickle, too.
waking up from a dream very confused, hoping a boy six blocks down doesn’t come into school with suddenly slightly larger wings. ace people with arching wings who are absolutely loved by their friends, who are absolutely loving. your boyfriend promising you that boy he’s flirting with means nothing, finding that your feathers are slowly falling out in the shower each morning.
having average wings and a sad heart and doing your best to be alive and happy and whole but failing terribly - but working towards it, slowly, until one day you see your wings spreading and get excited about who it could be, who liked you enough to change you this drastically; only to figure out on a tuesday afternoon that it’s you, you’re the one who loves yourself for once; and the thought is so big and wide and lovely that you sit down on the floor and can’t stop crying because despite everything, you made it. and that’s amazing.
Hyunji and Kang by Cho Giseok for Numéro Netherlands
“Ice circles,” a rare natural phenomenon that occurs in slow moving water in cold climates. They are thin and circular slabs of ice that rotate slowly in the water.
Gary Lane
Irving Penn - Bridget Hall for Jean Paul Gaultier (Vogue 1994)
“I think you lost all interest in this world. You were disappointed and discouraged, and lost interest in everything. So you abandoned your physical body. You went to a world apart and you’re living a different kind of life there. In a world inside you.”
— Haruki Murakami, 1Q84
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Edouard Boubat. Flowers of the Field, Forest of Fontainebleau, 1980.
半夜4:14,突然好想喝湯。想喝clam chowder。想起在新加坡唸書的時候,愛著你的我好年幼天真。一直相信我們會一直相愛,一直喝著clam chowder到老。雖然還沒遇見下一個你,不過我依然相信你是存在的。相互扶持的愛是存在的,未來的日子裡,我們一起喝clam chowder。明天先去喝一喝。