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Your deepest roots are in nature. No matter who you are, where you live, or what kind of life you lead, you remain irrevocably linked with the rest of creation

Charles Cook (via naturespiritheart)

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Feeling wanderlust. Gonna be another late night. 🌔📷🔦 by nite0wlz

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*me sees it raining* me: good the plants deserve this

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be responsible for & mindful of the energy you put out into the universe - it comes back to ya -

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someone: you can’t be happy and sad at the same time

me: allow me to demonstrate

me: when's your birthday?

them: october

me: but what day??

them: 11th??? why??

me:........and what time and place were you born also?

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Amba Photoshoot

Leucadia, CA

August, 2012

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insane---world

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Fairy Ring by Liga-Marta 🌙

Fairy rings. While science would call them naturally occurring rings of mushrooms, folklore tells us that these strange formations are actually the work of supernatural beings. They’re portals to other worlds or strange remnants of dancing faerie folk. Fairy rings have other names. Elf Circles. Sorcerers’ or Witches’ Rings. The folklore surrounding these strange circles can be found in many cultures, each with slightly different variations. For example, in German folklore, these rings are thought to be the spots where witches dance on Walpurgis Night, a spring festival that lies exactly six months from All Hallows’ Eve. In Celtic folklore, on the other hand, fairy rings are said to be caused by dancing faeries (hence the name), or burned into the ground by dancing elves and left to appear in the morning after a moonlit night. Whatever the case, they say you should never enter a fairy ring, or else you’ll be cursed by their otherworldly protectors. You may even find yourself whisked away into the fairyland, or perhaps even driven mad.