Orfeu Negro (1959) Marcel Camus
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@sevynsage
Orfeu Negro (1959) Marcel Camus
take yourself on a date. get to know who you are. learn your interests. prioritize yourself. we spend too much of our time out of touch with who we really are. we try so hard to fit in, to impress others, we lose sight of ourselves. it’s time to put ourselves first. it’s not selfish, it is self care. you cannot grow if you never change. you deserve the life that you dream of.
the smell of the wind, rain, and earth all at once is so overwhelmingly calm and gives me so much serotonin it’s unimaginable
I don't think people understand how stressful it is to explain what's going on in your head when you don't even understand it yourself
Love is literally the softest, gentle and warming experience. Stop letting people tell you that love is supposed to hurt.
“Always be a little unexpected.”
— Oscar Wilde
One day you will look back and realize that your timing was perfect, and why things had to happen the way they did. To protect you, to guide you and to redirect you to where you were always meant to be. Trust the process of your evolution and growth - it's all divine timing.
the strongest thing you can do is accept your emotions openly. there is a time for picking yourself up and moving on, but there’s also a time for allowing yourself to feel pain & recognizing that it’s one of the blessings of being human
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Teach him self love, Love for his community, Love for his ancestry, Love for his culture, Love for his family But a lot, a lot of Self Love. People who Love Themselves, Loves Others … @humansofnyc
My Five Tenants of Life
1. State what you want. You do this with integrity and you only know what you want by being honest with yourself. You can lie to me, you can even lie to God but never, ever, lie to yourself. Always be honest with yourself.
2. When you enter and exit someone’s life, do so with dignity. You do not ghost, you do not wreak havoc [unless they had it coming but this is still tricky]. You’ll be more at peace knowing you operate with dignity; and inner peace is everything.
3. You never know anyone’s fate in this life. Treat everyone you meet and interact with with the utmost respect. I don’t care if they’re carrying your bags as you walk into the Ritz. I don’t care if you’re pitching to them during a meeting. You treat both people with the same level of respect.
4. Remain a student and constantly be learning. Always follow an opportunity to learn. Be teachable and throw yourself into new experiences with the mindset of someone eager to learn. You never know what someone may teach you; never think you are above taking advice from someone you deem “below” you or not up to par—even a broken clock is right twice a day.
5. Take care of number one [you]. You cannot do for others if you are not at capacity or in any position—physically, emotionally, mentally—to take care of someone, something, or group of people or things. Again, never lie to yourself. If you don’t want to do something, don’t do it. Take your self care seriously and the rest will fall into place.