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⚡Canadian 🌌 Altruism ☄ 🏮19🏮

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Affirming | Original by Great Wide World Photography

Taken in British Columbia, Canada

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Music tells us things — social things, psychological things, physical things about how we feel and perceive our bodies — in a way that other art forms can’t. It’s sometimes in the words, but just as often the content comes from a combination of sounds, rhythms, and vocal textures that communicate, as has been said by others, in ways that bypass the reasoning centers of the brain and go straight to our emotions. Music, and I’m not even talking about the lyrics here, tells us how other people view the world — people we have never met, sometimes people who are no longer alive — and it tells it in a non-descriptive way. Music embodies the way those people think and feel: we enter into new worlds — their worlds — and though our perception of those worlds might not be 100 accurate, encountering them can be completely transformative.

David Byrne, How Music Works, 2012 (via paradoxicalsentiments)

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A powerful but benevolent water spirit lives here.

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A powerful but benevolent water spirit lives here.

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@below0ho 😍😍 i love

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i always feel like I’m waiting for something