#takenforgranted

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my most recent batch of commissions...!! many many many MANY thanks to the ever so wonderful @maddymoreau @antgirlmusic & @spaceacerat for being so so patient with my slow ass workflow,,,, !!!!! (*´Д`)ﾊｧﾊｧ

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[of-devils-and-drawings]

My recent commission for @maddymoreau ❤️

[toxictrashdump]

Commission for @maddymoreau

[cranberry-queen]

Growing up, my dad HATED noise. No shouting, no screaming, no loud laughter, no music, not even excited talking when he was home. So my sister and I grew up quietly.

Now, I sit in an empty apartment, struggling to afford rent and cat food despite both my husband and I working full-time. And all I can think is how much of a privilege it is to live in a home filled with the sounds of children experiencing childhood. How my dad had something I crave but can't afford—and he didn’t even want it.

[ancestralvoices]

Hopefully you're not one of those still misinformed about the true nature of speaking. Speaking is not just for communication and eating, each time we speak, we emit moisture and breath, words create vibrations carried by the very air we breathe. Air is life, Air is composed of moisture, which as we can perceive ourselves when it condenses is water and that also produces life. There are many things we do that we take for granted because we perceive them as 'normal' and never grasp its full potential. You can expand your understanding on our course 'The Transformative Self'; where Quantum Science finally catches up with African Cosmology. Enrol today, the only thing you have to lose is ignorance: LINK IN BIO #speak #speaker #normal #takenforgranted #many #things #grasp #full #potential #expandingconsciousness #quantum #quantumphysics #quantumscience #cosmology #africantechnology #juju #obeah #whatever #propaganda #originalcharacter #originalculture #ancestralvoices #ancestral_voices https://www.instagram.com/p/CT4VfPEjJ8X/?utm_medium=tumblr

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[poetrybyonur]

When I thought I’d have at least a chapter in your book, I wasn’t even worth a footnote.

Music by Fins Ara