livefully.lovefully

a collection of the spiritual, art, culture, music in the digital world of people, things, and words that invoke thought, beauty, reflection, faith, hope and love. Other places you can find me Front-End Developement/Web Design Services Digital Tools, Learning to Code live.love.fully

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The design of my refuge corner

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Yes!!

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There are no failures. They are only re-routing you to your ultimate destiny.

“Did you hear me?”

“Am I okay?”

“Pay attention to your life”

 “To guide, you have to change how a person thinks and sees them self”

“How are you going to use your ____ ( money, skills, talent) to fill you up ?”

“Stay in your lane”

“Align your personality, with your purpose”

“Keep your own self full, that’s your job”

“Your work is to figure out where your power base is, and to work on the alignment of your personality and your gifts you have to give and the real reason why you are here.”

“Nurture yourself, Honor yourself”

“There are no mistakes, because you have a supreme destiny. When you don’t know that, you get all flustered”

“in a challenge, just think what is the next right move”

“Failure is just there to point you in a different direction”

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You are listening to Martin Luther King

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"God is with you and all is good"

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Thank you Ruby Dee. Thank you… “I believe that often young performers, lacking a continuity of experience, lacking a knowledge of the history of entertainment, of the tradition and great contributions that our people have made to theater, may tend to feel that a whole new world begins with each newcomer. Not so…. I maintain that we actresses must concern ourselves more with the fate of each other, and of the younger actresses coming along, by helping to find material and getting it produced and by promoting scholarships for intensive training.” ~ Ruby Dee, from an article she wrote for the April 1966 issue of Negro Digest entitled “Tattered Queens: Some Reflections on the Negro Actress.” In this photo, she is shown with baseball legend Jackie Robinson in a scene from the movie, “The Jackie Robinson Story,” where she played his wife, Rachel. Ms. Dee died at the age of 91 on Wednesday, June 11, 2014 at her home in New Rochelle, New York. Photo: Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York Public Library

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"Note to self: every time you were convinced you couldn’t go on, you did."

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Maya Angelou: Embrace Your Anger, But Avoid Bitterness

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Ernest Shaw for Open Walls Baltimore. Malcolm X, Nina Simone, James Baldwin.

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Dave Chappelle and Maya Angelou