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my mind's musings -- in all of their chaos, and all of their beauty. Welcome to my new space, I’m still decorating. These things take time.

[silkyswan]

[50x70cm]

agnes-briosch: stained glass window at petit palais, paris.

[holespoles]

Lucy Willis, 1954, Cats, 1988, etching on paper.

[new-collective-conscious]

Me.

📸: Kim Hyatt

[new-collective-conscious]

Esther’s bath. Orquevaux France.

[queengreendown]

Mind control is such a big deal. You truly are what you think about. And people spend their whole lives trying to control what you think about in order to manipulate your identity. That’s what every system of oppression seeks to do–break you down until you are unrecognizable to yourself and you aren’t able to really get a grasp on how magnificent your mind is. People are being tortured, impoverished, misled, imprisoned, distracted, and killed over ideas. Because deep down we know that ideas are powerful and have the potential to infiltrate various barriers throughout this world. Please protect your mind because that is your tool for experiencing and transforming the world around you. Respect your mind by feeding it beauty, compassion, and wisdom. A healthy mind is godlike in utility. Any enemy we could possibly have is already aware of this and is using it against us. Rebuild trust in yourself so that you can get the most out of your miraculous mind. Be tactful, critical, loving with your thoughts because they shape who we are and what we can do. Learn when to defend and to defeat a thought. Come back to your creative power. Come back to your brain which deserves better than the garbage we allow in.

[mournfulroses]

Franz Kafka, from a letter to Felice Bauer written in 1913, featured in Letters To Felice

[1five1two]

François de Marliave. c. 1924.

[maviyenot]

[tiremascriancasdasala]

Gatinhos.

[dazed-cherry]

NYC color palette

[new-collective-conscious]

painter at work.

[70sscifiart]

Roger Dean, “Architecture 6”

[new-collective-conscious]

Netta (2025). Oil on canvas. 8x10 inches.

[new-collective-conscious]

Spattered in time. Abstract. Oil. 14x20 inches.

By Sara Hanson

[sartorialadventure]

Frida Kahlo Takes A Family Portrait Wearing Her Iconic Three Piece Suit, Accessorised With A Cane // Mexico, 1924

[new-collective-conscious]

shes so hot

[sunshinae]

Vincent van Gogh’s Blossoming Almond Branches in a Glass, 1888

[bobdylan-n-jonimitchell]

“I am a lonely painter, I live in a box of paints…” Joni Mitchell, 1984 © Henry Diltz.