#love evolution

[icouldsurprise]

My love, my light

Once again I have this need to write to you.

To write all that goes through my mind.

As I love who you are and how you are.

I love to just look at you, look into your eyes, and see the smile on your lips.

I love this feeling I have whenever you are close to me.

Your smile makes the butterflies fly around in me, every day, every moment.

I love every inch of you, every curve of your body, the taste of your soft skin, I love all of you.

I close my eyes and I just see you.

My love your body is my temple.

I'm still working on me, I'm still sorry for all that time, I wasn't what you deserved me to be.

I'm sorry for not having shown just how much I loved you during the last few years.

That's why here I am now writing you once again, to try and show you just how much I love you and how much you mean to me and ultimately to show you how much I have evolved over the last few months.

My love, there is not a day that goes by without me thinking about you, I love talking with you, having deep conversations.

My love, I am here to make you feel safe next to me, trust me when I say that, I will do everything in my power, that I won't let anything ever happen to you, I will keep you safe close to me.

I know that we haven't had a chance to explore the world much, but I'm here ready, to be by your side forever as we go on the road with our hands together and fingers intertwine.

My love, I love to explore our bodies, our darkest desires, our kinks, everything, and there are no limits except the one we set ourselves.

My love, I trust you, my heart, and my body for you to explore every fantasy you have.

Some of our conversations have left me curious.

There are so many times where I can't shake the thought of fulfilling all these fantasies, the darkest desire with you.

My love, I'm here to tell you I will never give up on you, on us.

I'm here to make you happy, actually the happiest woman on this planet.

I love you now and always will.

[ayahuascadiaries]

To say “I love you” the Yanomami Indians

they say "YA PIHI IRAKEMA",

which translated sounds something like this:

"I have been contaminated by you",

that is, a part of you has entered me,

where he lives and grows.

[ayahuascadiaries]

Hence, it follows that market economics, in its now formal state of capitalism, is the world’s leading cause of unnecessary death. As bluntly framed by Dr. James Gilligan: “[E]very single year, two to three times as many people die from poverty throughout the world as were killed by the Nazi genocide of the Jews over a six-year period. This is, in effect, the equivalent of an ongoing, unending, in fact accelerating, thermonuclear war, or genocide, perpetuated on the weak and poor every year of every decade, throughout the world.”

From the book The new human rights movement of peter Joseph

[ayahuascadiaries]

There are about 1,800 billionaires in the world as of 2015, with more than $7 trillion between them.58 The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) calculated that it would take roughly $30 billion a year to solve world hunger through mostly agricultural development in poor regions. These billionaires could provide this direct aid for 200 years and still have about $550 million each, on average. A fraction of US annual military spending alone would also suffice. In fact, since the FAO estimate was based on long-term development and not merely periodic aid, much less would be required over time as those poor regions’ infrastructure improved. Recognizing this deeply impoverished value disorder, FAO Director Jacques Diouf said, “Against that backdrop, how can we explain to people of good sense and good faith that it was not possible to find US $30 billion a year to enable 862 million hungry people to enjoy the most fundamental of human rights: the right to food and thus the right to life?”

[ayahuascadiaries]

There are about 1,800 billionaires in the world as of 2015, with more than $7 trillion between them.58 The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) calculated that it would take roughly $30 billion a year to solve world hunger through mostly agricultural development in poor regions. These billionaires could provide this direct aid for 200 years and still have about $550 million each, on average. A fraction of US annual military spending alone would also suffice. In fact, since the FAO estimate was based on long-term development and not merely periodic aid, much less would be required over time as those poor regions’ infrastructure improved. Recognizing this deeply impoverished value disorder, FAO Director Jacques Diouf said, “Against that backdrop, how can we explain to people of good sense and good faith that it was not possible to find US $30 billion a year to enable 862 million hungry people to enjoy the most fundamental of human rights: the right to food and thus the right to life?”

[fenimp-blog]

Dedicated to all the Who Dat Fans.....Black & Gold Love

[fenimp-blog]

Dedicated to all the Who Dat Fans.....Black & Gold Love

[mcmacy]

El ser humano está adaptado a su entorno, pero no al entorno en el que nos encontramos en este momento y en el que vivimos hoy en día. En aquel pasado remoto, las generaciones humanas se amoldaron de forma progresiva a su entorno y las adaptaciones terminaron por incorporarse a se genes. Sin embargo, en unos pocos miles de años (¡no más!) hemos modificado drásticamente nuestro entorno, creando zonas urbanas e introduciendo la técnica y la tecnología, sin que nuestros genes hayan tenido tiempo a adaptarse.  Por esa razón debemos regresar en el tiempo para comprender nuestra conducta.

Darwin para empresarios