The Unbearable Lightness of Being.

Seeker. PNW. Curating the Romantic life 💕💀

[maisiewilliams]

[funeral-wreath]

Learn to love solitude, to be more alone with yourselves. The tragedy of today’s young people is that they try to unite on the basis of carrying out noisy and aggressive actions so as not to feel lonely, and this is a sad thing. The individual must learn from childhood to be on his own, for this doesn’t mean to be lonely: it means to not get bored with oneself, because a person who finds himself bored when he is alone, it seems to me, is a person in danger.

Andrei Tarkovsky on being asked, ‘What would you like to tell young people?’ {x}  (via xshayarsha)

[allaboutmary]

[eis-aqui-aservadosenhor]

Nossa família vossa é.

[absolutetravist]

[teddybearheart]

The Tale of Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny

[die-rosastrasse]

✿ Ladies among flowers ✿

Paintings by Wilhelm Menzler, Hans Zatzka & Charles Amable Lenoir

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[in-dy]

[floralwaterwitch]

Due to low spoons I’ve kept my imbolc fairly simple this year by focusing on meditating, cleansing and divination — I also did a small seed planting ritual as well! 🙊🕯✨

[giraffodill-deactivated20180513]

[vikingmanx]

Queen of virgins, pray for us.

[thedudeleftthebuilding-deactiva]

[midnightmurdershow]

The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) Directed by Wes Anderson

[nadezdafavaillustration]

Nadezda Fava | MAGNOLIA

[evergreen-nationalist]

Man evolved in cooperating groups united by common cultural and genetic ties, and it is only in such a setting that the individual can feel truly free, and truly protected. Men cannot live happily alone and without values or any sense of identity: such a Situation leads to nihilism, drug abuse, criminality and worse. With the spread of purely egotistic goals at the expense of the altruistic regard for family and nation, the individual begins to talk of his rights rather than his duties, for he no longer feels any sense of destiny, of belonging to and being a part of a greater and more enduring entity. He no longer rejoices in the secure belief that he shares in a heritage which it is part of his common duty to protect —he no longer feels that he has anything in common with those around him. In short, he feels lonely and oppressed. Since all values have become strictly personal, everything is now equal to everything; e.g., nothing equals nothing.

Alain de Benoist (via evergreen-nationalist)

[art-is-art-is-art]

Erato, Muse of Poetry, Edward John Poynter

[like-fairy-tales]

By: Alex | a_ontheroad