an alternate case

Hi, my name is Kaycee. No, it's not Kassandra Christine or Kathleen Carol or whatever. I have to admit that it's fun coming up with just any combination when someone asks me what it "means", though.   I'm struggling to stop smoking like a chimney and I do Origami impulsively.  My soul feeds on Murakami and Bukowski, mainly. Chemical Engineer by profession || Jeje by heart.

[lazyyogi]

[ruffboi-mags]

Walk in real slow, and calmly tell 2022 that you're gonna get on, you can tell.

They're getting skittish, we just gotta be gentle is all.

[autumngracy]

Gently win the trust of 2022 by feeding it carrots and sugar cubes

[lazyyogi]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[itscolossal]

Dig into an Incredible Compendium of Objects Excavated from the Bottom of Amsterdam’s Amstel River

[nevver]

It’s inside you, Julia Soboleva

[kesiculture]

Randomly sketching while in a (virtual) meeting

[kesiculture]

[lazyyogi]

It’s important to investigate the nature of anger because it is such a powerful energy and can be so destructive. When we can face our anger without being afraid of it, or angry about it, or defenseless in the face of it, then we can come close to it. When we are able to look closely at anger, we see the threads of different feelings - the sadness and the fear woven throughout it - and we can see its true nature. When we can uncover the helplessness and powerlessness that often feed anger, we transform them. In being mindful of these feelings, we actually use the sheer energy of anger - without getting lost in it or overcome by its tremendously deluding and fixating quality - to reveal instead the courage and compassion that have been concealed.

Sharon Salzberg (via lazyyogi)

[clawmarks]

Rennie’s seed annual & garden guide for 1920 - Wm. Rennie Co Publication - via Internet Archive 

[lazyyogi]

Stay. Good human. Difficult feelings—the kind that make us feel squeamish and terrible—are unappreciated teachers. If we were to stop running away, stop distracting ourselves, stop trying to make the bad feelings go away, and finally *stay* with them, we would benefit from the wisdom they have to share. Even the simple act of staying with difficult feelings itself changes things. The power of those feelings to overwhelm and confuse us diminishes when you are willing to stay with them. Often it is the running away that leads to confusion and unhealthy choices and even hurting others. When you stay, you are honest with yourself. You are willing to see what is there and meet it. While there are many different ways in which to work with such feelings, it begins with the act of staying.

[friendsdaily]

#chandler is me trying to adult 

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

Sátántangó (Béla Tarr, 1994)

[redlipstickresurrected]

Daria Aksenova aka Дарья Аксенова (Russian, b. Russia, based Houston, TX, USA) - 1: Kitsune-Ken  2: The Hunt, Shadowbox Paper Sculpture: Pen + Ink on hand cut, suspended, layered Paper

[lazyyogi]

Trappings of the Ego

Opinions

Insecurity

Compulsive complaining

Triggers

Restlessness

Addiction

Repulsion

Personal history

Derivative identities

Judgment

Grudges

Dogma

Ignorance

Do not resign yourself to living with these poisons for the rest of your life.  Do not accept them as “you.” Do not mistake them to be a source of happiness or freedom. 

These are your chains. Break them. 

[kesiculture]

The amount of self-work you have to do to break these chains. Haha

[angulargeometry]

Wiggly.

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

I Was at Home, But… (Angela Schanelec, 2019)

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

“Something’s horribly wrong.”

Kairo (Kiyoshi Kurosawa, 2001)

[nevver]

Leave the light on, Julien Mauve

[kesiculture]

Okay

I'm actually better than I expected I would be. I mean, it's not so bad. It's not bad at all. I feel lighter.