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“Grief is really just love. It’s all the love you want to give, but cannot. All that unspent love gathers up in the corners of your eyes, the lump in your throat, and in that hollow part of your chest. Grief is just love with no place to go.”

— Jamie Anderson, via tinybuddhaofficial (via zenwords)

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Happy Birthday Aaliyah!

Born on January 16, 1979.

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~ Use these affirmations for a healthy growth-focused mindset regarding finances ~

💰💸 My bank account is overflowing with an abundance of money.

💰💸 My income is multiplying tenfold every month.

💰💸 I am magnet to wealth and luxury.

💰💸 Luxury is easily and effortlessly drawn to me.

💰💸 I have a healthy relationship with money.

💰💸 I am comfortable and happy to spend the money that I have, thus attracting even more wealth through my joy of spending it.

💰💸 I am very good with money.

💰💸 I understand that all resources of the universe are infinite and as a divine being of the universe I too am infinitely deserving of its wonderful resources.

💰💸 I understand that money is merely a currency for energy, I am an amazing being of high value and as such deserve the best the universe has to offer.

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May your January be filled with love and healing.

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The US is doing especially bad (although several European countries actually have higher death rates per capital) but frankly the entire West has done a pretty poor job (bar Australia and New Zealand as pretty much the sole exceptions).

While Europe deals with a second wave and the US never left the first one, the pandemic is basically non-existent in Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Vietnam, New Zealand, Australia, and even the country where it began. Western democracies have done a piss-poor job at addressing the pandemic and I think this is something that needs to be seriously looked at.

A lot of things have contributed, blind adherence to neoliberal capitalism, a greater focus on individual rights over the community, lack of political will to invest in truly effective contact tracing and take drastic measures, not taking it seriously until it was too late, but far more people should be furious that their governments did not do better. Multiple Asian countries have proven it’s possible and that it didn’t need to be this way and I think people should be angry about that.