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I deserve healthy love. nurturing love. compassionate love. passionate love. understanding love. open-minded love. hopeful love. faithful love. gentle love. endearing love. kind love. soothing love. intimate love. soulful love. divine love. conscious love. and unconditional love.

mrspickle-infinitelove

and you do too ✨

happyheidi

divineexpression

People believing the world is getting worse just show that their world is getting worse. As we cling to the old it absolutely does get worse! But the world of those, who are ready to change & embrace something new, is getting better. The old MUST die & so do the versions of us created in this false world in order for new, purer versions of us to emerge from the ashes & bring with us a new way of living on this planet – one that is in harmony with the newfound sense of self. As we change, so does the world around us. The pressure is getting higher until we finally flow with what is required from us. Change is our nature.

carpethedamndiem

Marcos Alvarado, Enlighten Me

jiangwanyin

— vladimir nabokov, in a letter to his wife [24 march 1937] from letters to véra (trans. olga voronina & brian boyd)

iladyse

spiritual-vibrations

urlovelover

A commitment to a spiritual life requires us to do more than read a good book or go on a restful retreat. It requires conscious practice, a willingness to unite the way we think with the way we act.

bell hooks

divineexpression

What is life worth if you are not all in? What is it worth doing anything if your whole soul & heart is not all in it? What is it worth to be ok with the bare minimum? I am here for it all, to burn, to rise, to drown, to rise again & to experience life fully, not just low key.

sun-rust

The 'Dalceridae' are a small family of moths with around 80 known species, encompassing about one dozen genera mostly found in the Neotropical region, with a few reaching the far south of the Nearctic region.

Their larvae (along with those of the sister taxa Limacodidae and Megalopygidae), measuring only about 1-2 cm in length, are often referred to as "jewel", "jelly", or "slug" caterpillars due to the translucent gelatinous coating that covers the exoskeleton of many species, as well as their stunning colors.

Though, this jewel-like appearance does not remain for long, with their adult forms taking a bright, fluffy, orange appearance. Much like a certain cheese flavored snack!

While the exact function of this gelatinous substance, along with the fragile spines underneath is not entirely clear, it is assumed to act as a means of mechanical self-defence by being nontoxic. Instead, it provides any potential predators with a "mouthful of goo" and temporarily incapacitates them.