#self repair

[isdantah]

Scenario where the sparkling accidentally learned a swear word (or multiple) from papa Starscream?

[poetrythreesixfive]

Self Repair

In order to repair the human soul after trauma,

one must make proper repairs, beginning with

deep breathing until you have flooded your lungs

with reality; drink copious amounts of water until

your blood has been bathed in the here and now;

urinate frequently, as a natural consequence,

and when doing so, contemplate the drainage

of stress from your body; spend as much time as

possible in the presence of great works of art

and reading classic works of literature, preferably

in a comfortable chair worthy of afternoon napping;

immerse your toes in warm sand whenever possible;

pet animals, preferably those that have been fully

domesticated and are unlikely to consume you;

take long walks under dense foliage, allowing

the electrochemical language of trees to infiltrate

your synapses; stand with your face into the sun

by day, and bathe beneath the moon by night

to rebalance your circadian self; after this is done,

do it again, and again, and again, and every day

rain or shine until you remember happiness,

until you remember why you are alive.

-GeorgeFilip

[vortexanomaly]

escher 2.0...

[lenaisagirl]

People say im extra trans girl for sewing, but thats gender roles. I prefer to think of it as the punk self repairing anticapitalist way.

[celestialbeingsworld]

Have you heard about Kintsugi? Exactly, I don't remember when I heard about it for the first time. But it's not a new word for me. I only know Kintsugi as a Japense art form of repairing broken pottery. Invented around the fifteenth century. The broken pieces will be collected and join with mixing or dusting with powdered gold. It can be reused and it's safe. It looks so beautiful.

But recently, I found a philosophy about the Kintsugi.

"Your broken places make you stronger and better than even before"

P.S. This attracts me more than the art work. It reminds myself. When you have a scar in your life. That portion of you make damn stronger than even before. This really happens to me. Also, Kintsugi teaches that even if it's a broken piece or we think it as a waste. It can be reused and make a magnificent piece of work. So everyone trust in yourself. Even if your broken. Collect all your pieces of broken heart and stick together. Make it more beautiful with golden lines and live a wonderful life.✌🏻

[sirenadeloceano]

Maybe You Should Talk to Someone by Lori Gottlieb

[progressivejudaism]

Come join your WWT family for a Tashlich ceremony!

Tashlich: Letting go of what you need to release in the coming year

September 19, 2020 @ 11:30 AM EST following Rosh Hashanah services

Ritual Description:  Come join us for a personal and introspective ritual, adapted to Zoom! Typically tashlich is performed on the bank of a moving body of water, where people release breadcrumbs representing mistakes or regrets from the previous year.  This is a restorative practice designed to help you forgive yourself and move forward in the new year.

** All are invited to participate in our High Holy Day services, classes, and rituals regardless of their faith tradition or background! **

[lil-wurm-iswantedformuder]

Oof. This took too long to complete. Enjoy Connor making some interesting choices when it comes to his “personal repairs”.