alexandra

on my own kind of quest

[visibilityofcolor]

Anything related to nazism is considered illegal in germany, the place where nazisim originated yet here in america it’s considered freedom of speech? I’m just so confused. The actual place where it began, and the government that it controlled considers it terrorism and here in American white people are acting like it’s patriotism?

[yorkalina]

Unlike America; Germany is deeply ashamed of its history

[promptly-written]

In a time of destruction, create something.

Maxine Hong Kingston (via sensual-muse)

[tokyoki]

by  kaiser.ki

[tkkatherineblog]

[sundxwn]

A Bee’s Eye View

by Nathaniel Merz

[fiti-vation]

[femmewitch-deactivated20190613]

[fannylikes]

[moronorio]

[aureat]

mood

[sunbathe]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BTKpmLWgCLE/

[matissie]

[ironperennial-deactivated201810]

Atelier Rue Verte

[sukebangang]

“With the political climate being as awful as it is, art is now more important than ever. To me, art is political. I did political organising and took an indefinite hiatus from it after burning the hell out, so my cameras are all I got” Naja by Shaira up on Sukeban Magazine 

[leahberman]

scorpo desire

Joshua Tree National Park, California

instagram

[thecalminside]

Compassion and tolerance are not a sign of weakness, but a sign of strength.

Dalai Lama (via thecalminside)

[thecalminside]

Anything you avoid in life will come back, over and over again, until you’re willing to face it—to look deeply into its true nature.

Adyashanti (via thecalminside)

[abiding-in-peace]

Everything that happened, you never saw it coming. The greatest things in your life, you did not expect—they simply unfolded. As you begin to recognise and accept this, you relax and see that your life is unfolding inside a greater harmony.

Mooji (viaabiding-in-peace)

[exiehalie]