Jaylaaxx

IG & Twitter: Jaylaaxx I live for adventures 🌾

[letters-from-alex]

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[lonelyheartsclubxoxo-blog]

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[jaisworld12]

for once, fight for me... 

[self-healing]

you need to start believing that nothing is too good for you

[jaisworld12]

You. Are. Everything.

[relatablepoetryandquotes]

“And never have I felt so deeply at one and the same time so detached from myself and so present in the world.” - Albert Camus

[letters-from-alex]

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[life-saving-words]

From The Moment I Saw You

[b0rndead-buriedalive]

via @effenemea

[jaisworld12]

beam

[weed-and-poetry]

art by bangeroo

[dualvoidanima]

‘glasshouse’

[dualvoidanima]

‘planetary’

[deletrasyarte]

Necesito.

NURYA POE

[tumvlereameesta]

[jaisworld12]

Everything.

[takethisride]

All my better days are the ones spent with you.

Quelle: takethisride

[tumvlereameesta]

[jaisworld12]

They are you

[somethoughtseeds]

[jaisworld12]

Meeting you has been the most beautiful thing I’ve ever experienced. You say I am your light, but truth is... you’re my entire universe. You take me to a place where no one else can.

J-Beam

[drnikolatesla]

“What is the foundation of all philosophical systems of ancient and modern times, in fact, of all the philosophy of men? I am I think; I think, therefore I am. But how could I think and how would I know that I exist, if I had not the eye? For knowledge involve; consciousness; consciousness involves ideas, conceptions; conceptions involve pictures or images, and images the sense of vision, and therefore the organ of sight. But how about blind men, will be asked? Yes, a blind man may depict in magnificent poems, forms and scenes from real life, from a world he physically does not see. A blind man may touch the keys of an instrument with unerring precision, may model the fastest boat, may discover and invent, calculate and construct, may do still greater wonders—but all the blind men who have done such things have descended from those who had seeing eyes.”

–Nikola Tesla

“On Light And Other High Frequency Phenomena.” Lecture delivered before the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, February 1893, and before the National Electric Light Association, St. Louis, March 1893.