Wake Up

Dream On

[stupidesleben]

I am the honored and the scorned,

I am the harlot and the holy one.

I am the wife and the virgin.

I am the m[oth]er and the daughter.

You who hate me, why do you love me

And hate those who love me?

You who know me, become ignorant of me; and may those who have been ignorant of me come to know me.

For I am knowledge and ignorance.

I am shame and boldness.
I am unashamed, I am ashamed.
I am strength and I am fear.
I am compassionate and I am cruel.

I am the disgraced and the exalted one.

Do not forsake me,
And do not be afraid of my power.

Do not despise my fear
And curse my pride.

I am she who exists in all fears and boldness in trembling.
I am she who is weak, and I am well in a delightful place.

I am foolish and I am wise

I am godless and I am she whose God is numerous.

I am uneducated, and it is from me they learn.

Receive me to yourselves out of understanding [and] pain.

Hear me in softness and learn from me in harshness.

[globalhypnosis-deactivated20181]

[1anonyymous1]

the cool thing about this app is you’re never the craziest one here

[stupidesleben]

Sophia

WHO am I, if I’m not my name?

WHO am I, if I’m not my fears?

WHO am I, if I’m not my thoughts?

1. Get still.

2. Watch you thoughts.

3. Differentiate between fear, pride, greed and truth.

4. Search sincerely for realization.

5. Remember who you are apart of your identity

[free-my-mindd]

[snoopysfriendwoodstock]

women! be difficult! be mean! they’re gonna hate you either way!

[world-beauty]

January Aurora Over Norway

Credits: Bj�rn J�rgensen

[paulfrankjuliusthemonkey]

shirt that says my childhood drags behind me like a dead body

[chewupmyheart]

[mohmu-deactivated20131120]

[rebelculture]

[you-are-another-me]

[abandon-all-ware]

[sacred-portal]

[adicttive]

[catchymemes]

[tomoleary]

M. C. Escher (1898-1972) Dream (1935)

Black Light poster after M. C. Escher’s Dream (1935)

“Escher wasn’t too disturbed about the reprints as he could have been. When an American friend advised him to call in a lawyer, he wrote: ‘Why should I be displeased if youngsters are happy with awfully coloured red things on their walls? I feel more or less flattered and I am glad that they can afford them.’”