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Kiana Khansmith
Mike Driver
occasionally subtle
Today's Document
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macklin celebrini has autism
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TVSTRANGERTHINGS
cherry valley forever
Peter Solarz
Kaledo Art
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Discoholic 🪩
Sade Olutola
Cosimo Galluzzi
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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Dervish
(The sleeves say “Hu”—frequently mirrored in esoteric contexts rather than solely written left-to-right—and the bottom of the skirt is the letter “mīm.” Both symbolize mystical aspects of the Creator in Sufism.) Just for fun, since I haven’t animated in a while!
Rug nr.188
”When my Beloved appears, With what eye do I see Him?… With His eye, not with mine, For none sees Him except Himself.”
-Ibn Arabi
Villa Valle de Bravo - Studioeuropa Architektur
Miles Davis
The Butterfly Canal brought to you by u/TwoStoneonebird @ r/VaporwaveAesthetics
yeezy season 3
Someone asks me, “What is love?” I say, “Do not look for an explanation. Dissolve into me, and you will know.”
Rumi (via naturaekos)
This song is blowing my mind. Over and over.
Bombino - Tar Hani
Feel Like Being Home
The Quavering Ones is happy to share this take out from “Feel Like Going Home”, a documentary (from the Martin Scorsese’s …Presents The Blues series), that investigate the african roots concealed behind the traditional american blues. Blues artist Corey Harris traveling from the American South to West Africa and back again, deliver us a remarkable collection that spotlights the past, present, and future of this historically important musical genre. In this excerpt the african-american blues Artist interview the Legendary african bluesman Ali Farka Toure, who go back in time and retrace the historical connection and the common spiritual approach that characterise and tie together the two cultures.
I love this photograph (though I’m listening to a different record of his right now.)
