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the healer who never healed

[miraxmind]

لا يُوجد شخص قادم من النجوم ليُنيرعتّمتك ، كّن انفسك نوراً.

„No one is coming from the stars to light up your darkness, be the light for yourself.“

September 20, 2018

[xtoniantonioux-blog]

[ashleymacleanblog]

It’s so hard having to try and explain what’s going on inside your head when people just don’t seem to get it.

tired of trying to prove my sadness (via confessing-emotions)

[ruleswanttobebroken]

Sleep can’t fix this kind of tired.

E.T // 22:53 (via ruleswanttobebroken)

[oblivious-serenity]

There’s that feeling again. To delete any and all social media. To stop talking to everyone. To blend in to everything. To fade into the background. To pretend like you no longer exist.

[abbxieelifestyle]

Thank you everyone for 100 thousand followers it really does mean a lot, maybe you could message me saying why you choose to follow my blog and if there’s anything specific you like about it and I’ll try reply to as many as possible, thank you💜

[18-04-17]

[sunkenlotus-blog]

some days im ok & other days i want to rip myself apart

[abbxieelifestyle]

I think depression will stay with me forever, thought I was doing okay but now I’m going back to my old ways ☹️😭

[xtoniantonioux-blog]

[heavensghost]

[al-firdaus]

I admire those people who go through tests after tests after tests and still have so much tawakkul in Allah. And subhanallah, it just shows that their tests were infact blessings in disguise for them. Because of their patience and gratitude, Allah increased their Imaan. And what better gift is there than Imaan?

[beautifulsabr]

The poison leaves bit by bit, not all at once. Be patient. You are healing.

Yasmin Mogahed (via beautifulsabr)

[aaaymay-deactivated20170618]

[jesuschristhatsaprettyface]

If you hesitate between me and another person, don’t choose me.

(via bl-ossomed)

[inspiration-and-motivation]

[sunkenlotus-blog]

@undermyfuckingskin remember this

[poetictouch]

Muhammad Ali (1942-2016) recites his poem Recipe Of Life during an interview with David Frost on 18 December 1972.

David Frost: What would you like people to think about you when you’ve gone?

Muhammad Ali: I’d like for them to say: He took a few cups of love. He took one table spoon of patience. One table spoon, tea-spoon of generosity. One pint of kindness. He took one quart of laughter. One pinch of concern. And then he mixed willingness with happiness. He added lots of faith. And he stirred it up well. Then he spread it over a span of a lifetime. And he served it to each and every deserving person he met.