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disabled liberation NOW! enby cat-parent

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In Mourning

In Mourning

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"Sexual misbehavior has broken so many families. There has been so much suffering because people do not practice sexual responsibility. A child who is sexually abused will suffer his or her whole life. Those who have been sexually abused have the capacity to become bodhisattvas, helping many children. Your mind of love can transform your own grief and pain, and you can share your insight with others. This is Right Action, and it frees you and those around you. When you practice to help others around you, at the same time, you are helping yourself. "

- The Heart of the Buddha's teaching, Thich Nhat Hanh

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Zofia Fijałkowska (1909-1989)

Uparty kotek,1956

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Ruskin Spear (British, 1911-1990) - The Curious Cat

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shrine/altar - organized with offerings made butter lamp - burning, extra wicks rolled incense - burning (would have made some but it's too hot out) tingsha - polished and ringing mala collection - freshly cleansed prosecco - popped ah yes

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just lit my first ever butter lamp -- eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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my beautiful toxic air #michigannumber1

#mysmoke

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Becca Stadtlander (American, b. Covington, KY, USA) - The Star Tarot Card, Paintings: Gouache

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(via Pin auf Gamerpic)

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june is over... goodbye pride month, hello disability pride month!!

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let's all be disabled this month... together 🤝

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if you're not disabled yet: no need to worry! i can help. come closer.

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they DID NOT like me at the catholic supply store lmfao felt like they tolerated me 'cause my money's green but that they could smell the lapsed-ness on me

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The moment we remember to practice, we are free from the habit of suffering; the moment we forget, we suffer.

— Illumination: A Guide to the Buddhist Method of No-Method by Rebecca Li

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The third miracle of Mindfulness is to nourish the object of your attention. When was the last time you looked into the eyes of your beloved and asked, "who are you, my darling?" Don't be satisfied with a superficial answer. Ask again: "Who are you who has taken my suffering as your suffering, my happiness as your happiness, my life and death as your life and death? My love, why aren't you a dewdrop, a butterfly, a bird?" Ask with your whole being.

- Thich Nhat Hanh, The Heart of the Buddha's Teaching

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Take the time to eat an orange in mindfulness. If you eat an orange in forgetfulness, caught in your anxiety and sorrow, the orange is not really there. But if you bring your mind and body together to produce true presence, you can see that the orange is a miracle. Peel the orange. Smell the fruit. See the orange blossoms in the orange, and the rain and the sun that have gone through the orange blossoms. The orange tree that has taken several months to bring this wonder to you. Put a section in your mouth, close your mouth mindfully, and with mindfulness feel the juice coming out of the orange. Taste the sweetness. Do you have the time to do so? If you think you don’t have time to eat an orange like this, what are you using that time for? Are you using your time to worry or using your time to live?

This Moment Is Perfect - Thích Nhất Hạnh

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If you want to liberate yourself from the parts of the mind that keep you from realizing true happiness, you have to first become aware of them, which can be unpleasant.

— Why Buddhism Is True: The Science and Philosophy of Meditation and Enlightenment by Robert Wright