theyellowbirds

the yellow birds: all the little things that open your eyes, altering you from the moment you find them. They're the inspiration you feel when you see the beauty in something ordinary. It's when you forget the big picture simply to notice the way the wind blows through your hair, or the smell before rain. It's a book that changes your life. It's midnight coffee, and night-long heart-to-hearts spent on rooftops. It's when simply existing makes you feel invincible. .ig-b- { display: inline-block; } .ig-b- img { visibility: hidden; } .ig-b-:hover { background-position: 0 -60px; } .ig-b-:active { background-position: 0 -120px; } .ig-b-v-24 { width: 137px; height: 24px; background: url(//badges.instagram.com/static/images/ig-badge-view-sprite-24.png) no-repeat 0 0; } @media only screen and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 2), only screen and (min--moz-device-pixel-ratio: 2), only screen and (-o-min-device-pixel-ratio: 2 / 1), only screen and (min-device-pixel-ratio: 2), only screen and (min-resolution: 192dpi), only screen and (min-resolution: 2dppx) { .ig-b-v-24 { background-image: url(//badges.instagram.com/static/images/[email protected]); background-size: 160px 178px; } }

[theyellowbirds]

That didn't last long. 😋😳 https://www.instagram.com/p/BvXkNwBhYB7/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1271rrbctsv4i

[theyellowbirds]

Made four baby apple crumbles today in my new ramekins 😍 Both kiddos are dying to dig into these while they're cooling off a bit. All we're missing is some homemade ice cream. 💕 https://www.instagram.com/p/BvXhoAMBFBF/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ar2aowxsmgry

[theyellowbirds]

Realllllly excited about these new goodies! #greenwitch #witchcraft #thesecretlanguageofcolorcards #intuitivehealing #raisingvibrations #journaling #mentalhealth #naturalmagic #herbology Find these products below: "The Secret Language of Color" Cards: https://amzn.to/2HCpe5G The Green Witch: https://amzn.to/2TqJFUT Journal with stone inlay: https://amzn.to/2OhIdD8 https://www.instagram.com/p/BuwzsPBB3zX/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1mo1qjbpjb0ic

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maxrivephotography ~ Norway

[beauty-belleza-beaute-schoenheit]

[jalaluddinrumi]

Raise your words not your voice. It is rain that grows flowers, not thunder. ღ.*.Rumi.*.ღ

[hippieseurope-deactivated202503]

Looks like a houseboat in Amsterdam..

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[theyellowbirds]

Thank you Snapchat for never failing to make me realize how much better I look as an animal than a human. 😘💖

[theyellowbirds]

This is my 4 year old showing me the wrong way to catch a butterfly, or as he says, " How to catch butterflies badly..."

[lemonadepeachtea]

[nitrqin]

 IG - @matthew.shaww

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Moon Goddess - Mollie Kellogg

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[the-aries-witch-blog]

The Aries Witch ♈ Goddesses!

list compiled by A. C. Smythe on StumbleUpon

Animals/Hunting Anat (hunting; Canaanite) Arachne (spiders; Greek) Arduinna (hunting; Romano-Celtic) Artemis (hunting; Greek) Aspalis (hunting; Western Semitic) Atalanta (hunting; Greek) Diana (hunting; Roman) Epona (horses; Celtic) Hastseoltoi (hunting; Navajo) Janguli (snakes; Buddhist) Kebechet (snakes; Egyptian) Neith (hunting; Egyptian) Pakhet (hunting; Egyptian) Rhiannon (horses; Celtic) Art/Inspiration/Dancing/Music/Poetry Ame-No-Uzume (dancing; Shinto-Japanese) Athena (inspiration; Greek) Brigid (poetry; Celtic) Ceridwen (inspiration; Celtic) Harmonia (music; Greco-Roman) Hi'aika (dancing; Hawaiian) Iambe (poetry; Greek) Laka (dancing; Polynesian) Minerva (arts and crafts; Roman) Mnemosyne (mother of Muses; Greek) Muraja (music; Buddhist) Muses (inspiration; Greek) Rhiannon (inspiration; Celtic) Sarasvati (the arts; Hindu) Childbirth/Midwifery Anukis (Egyptian) Artemis (Greek) Aveta (Romano-Celtic) Belet-Ili (Mesopotamian) Brigid (Celtic) Decima (Roman) Diana (Roman) Eileithyia (Greek) Heket (Egyptian) Hera (Greek) Hesat (Egyptian) Isara (Mesopotamian) Nammu (Mesopotamian) Renenutet (Egyptian) Sasuratum (Western Semitic) Taweret (Egyptian) Teteoinnan-Toci (Aztec) Thalna (Etruscan) Xochiquetzal (Aztec) Zarpanitum (Mesopotamian) Creatrix Antu (Mesopotamian) Birrahgnooloo (Australian Aboriginal) Cihuacoatl-Quilaztli (Aztec) Danu (Celtic) E Alom (Mayan) Gunabibi (Australian Aboriginal) Ishtar (Egyptian) Iusaas (Egyptian) Izanami-No-Kami (Shinto-Japanese) Mawu (West African) Nammu (Mesopotamian) Neith (Egyptian) Nu Kua (Chinese) Nut (Egyptian) White Buffalo Calf Woman (Native American) Yhi (Australian) Crones/Wise Women Baba Yaga (Slavic) Black Annis (Celtic) Cailleach (Celtic) Greine (Celtic) Hecate (Greek) Hel (Norse/Germanic) Oya (Nigerian) Pax (Roman) Sedna (Inuit) Skuld (Norse/Germanic) Takotsi (Mesoamerican) Toci (Aztec) Destruction/Vengeance/Wrath Badb (Celtic) Bast (Egyptian) Belili (Mesopotamian) Durga (Hindu) Erinys (Greek) Hina (Polynesian) Indrani (Hindu) Itzpapalotl (Mesoamerican) Kali Ma (Hindu) Morrigan (Celtic) Nemesis (Greco-Roman) Nephthys (Egyptian) Nirrti (Hindu) Pele (Hawaiian) Sekhmet (Egyptian) Earth Mothers Aeracura (Celtic) Arianrhod (Celtic) Bhumidevi (Hindu) Changing Woman (Native American) Chibirias (Mayan) Cybele (Anatolian) Danu (Celtic) Demeter (Greek) Devi (Hindu) Gaia (Greek) Green Tara (Hindu) Hu-Tu (Chinese) Inanna (Sumerian) Iord (Nordic) Kali (Hindu) Mari (Basque) Mokos (Slavic) Ninhursag (Mesopotamian) Paca-Mama (Inca) Parvati (Hindu) Rhea (Cretan/Greek) Sita (Hindu) Tellus (Roman) Terra Mater (Roman) Tlazolteotl (Mesoamerican) Touia Fatuna (Polynesian) Fate/Destiny Ananke (Greek) Atropos (Greek) Freya (Norse) Laima (Latvian) Manawat (Western Semitic) Nortia (Etruscan) Fertility Abundantia (Roman) Ahurani (Persian) Ama-Arhus (Mesopotamian) Amaunet (Egyptian) Anaitis (Persian) Anat (Canaanite) Andarta (Celtic) Asase Yaa (West African) Ashtoreth (Philistine) Astarte (Western Semitic) Athirat (Western Semitic) Baba (Mesopotamian) Bast (Egyptian) Brigid (Celtic) Demeter (Greek) Diana (Roman) Disani (Afghan-Hindukush) Estsanatlehi (Navajo) Frigga (Norse/Germanic) Inanna (Sumerian) Ishtar (Mesopotamian) Morrigan (Celtic) Ostara (Anglo-Saxon) Quades (Western Semitic) Good/Nurturing Mothers Aditi (Hindu) Ammavaru (Hindu) Anu (Celtic) Artemis (Greek) Asherah (Canaanite) Atargatis (Assyrian/Semitic) Aya (Mesopotamian) Bhrkuti-Tara (Buddhist) Brahmani (Hindu) Ceres (Roman) Coatlicue (Aztec) Cybele (Anatolian) Demeter (Greek) Devaki (Hindu) Danu (Celtic) Frigga (Norse/Germanic) Gaia (Greek) Hathor (Egyptian) Ishtar (Mesopotamian) Isis (Egyptian) Kundalini (Aztec) Kybele (Phrygian) Magna Mater (Roman) Mata (Hindu) Meter (Greek) Mut (Egyptian) Ninhursaga (Mesopotamian) Nut (Egyptian) Parvati (Hindu) White Buffalo Calf Woman (Native American) Guardians/Protectors Ankalamman (against demons; Hindu) Anna Perenna (against famine; Roman) Artemis (the vulnerable; Greek) Bast (household; Egyptian) Bes (women in labor; Egyptian) Brigid (protects all who call; Celtic) Diana (animals, virginity; Roman) Green Tara (against physical and spiritual danger; Hindu) Hecate (household, travelers, newborns; Greek) Kuan Yin (against danger; Taoist) Maharaksa (group of five guardian goddesses; Buddhist) Mazu/Ma Tsu (seafaring; Chinese) Securita (stability of empire; Roman) Sekhmet (against disease; Egyptian) Volumna (infants; Roman) White Tara (life, peace; Hindu) Wosret (protected Horus; Egyptian) Healing/Health Athena (Greek) Bast (Egyptian) Brigid (Celtic) Gula (Mesopotamian) Hygieia (Greek) Ishtar (Mesopotamian) Isis (Egyptian) Ixchel (Mayan) Kamrusepa (Hittite) Kuan Yin (Taoist) Meditrina (Roman) Psyche (Greek) Salus (Roman) Sequana (Romano-Celtic) Sirona (Romano-Celtic) Sulis (Romano-Celtic) Thatmanitu (Western Semitic) Tozi (Aztec) Zapotlantenan (Aztec) Humor/Fun/Pleasure Bast (Egyptian) Baubo (Greek) Iambe (Greek) Uzume (Shinto-Japanese) Justice Athena (Greek) Chang Yong (Chinese) Dharma (Hindu) Dike (Greek) Hathor (Egyptian) Maat (Egyptian) Minerva (Roman) Nanse (Mesopotamian) Nemesis (Greco-Roman) Nzambi (African) Themis (Greco-Roman) Magic Ceridwen (Celtic) Frigga (Norse/Germanic) Hecate (Greek) Isis (Egyptian) Maidens Anath (Canaanite) Blodeuwedd (Celtic) Brigid (Celtic) Caer (Celtic) Concordia (Roman) Gerd (Nordic) Kore (Greek) Persephone (Greek) Urdu (Nordic)

Marriage/Love

Aphrodite (Greek)

Frigga (Norse/Germanic)

Hathor (Egypt)

Hera (Greek)

Ishara (Mesopotamian)

Juno (Roman)

Parvati (Hindu)

Venus (Roman)

Mermaids/Underwater Atargatis (Assyrian/Semitic) Aycayia (Caribbean) Derketo (Greek) Liban (Celtic) Lorelei (Germanic) Mami Wata (African) Melusine (French) Nereids (Greek) Ningyo (Japanese) Nix (Germanic) Oceanids (Greek) Ondine/Undine (French) Sirens (Greek) Moon Arawa (East African) Arianrhod (Celtic) Artemis (Greek) Caelestis (Carthaginian) Ceridwen (Celtic) Diana (Roman) Gleti (West African) Hecate (Greek) Hina (Polynesian) Ix Chel (Mayan) Juno (Roman) Kaumudi (Hindu) Luna (Roman) Mama-Kilya (Inca) Marama (Polynesian) Nikkal (Western Semitic) Phoebe (Greek) Rhiannon (Celtic) Selene (Greek) Tanit (Phoenician) Oracles Astarte (Western Semitic) Freya (Norse/Germanic) Morrigan (Celtic) White Buffalo Calf Woman (Native American) Passage Adeona (children; Roman) Alemona (unborn children; Roman) Hecate (crossroads; Greek) Patadharini (doorways, curtains; Buddhist) Suleviae (crossroads; Romano-Celtic) Rebirth/Renewal/Spring Hera (Greek) Inanna (Sumerian) Isis (Egyptian) Juno (Roman) Ostara (Anglo-Saxon) Persephone (Greek) Prosperina (Roman) Sexual Love/Beauty Alpanu (Etruscan) Anat (Canaanite) Aphrodite (Greek) Astarte (Canaanite) Freya (Norse/Germanic) Hathor (Egyptian) Huitaca (Columbian) Inanna (Sumerian) Ishtar (Mesopotamian) Lillith (Hebrew) Oshun (Nigerian) Radha (Hindu) Rati (Hindu) Turan (Etruscan) Venus (Roman) Xochiquetzal (Aztec) Sky/Stars/Heaven Arundhati (Hindu) Astlik (Armenian) Coyolxauhqui (Aztec) Eos (Indo-European) Hathor (Egyptian) Hera (Greek) Inanna (Sumerian) Inmar (Finno-Ugric) Ishtar (Mesopotamian) Juno (Roman) Lilith (Sumerian) Marici (Buddhist) Mater Matuta (Italic) Mawu (West African) Naksatras (Hindu) Nut (Egyptian) Oya (Nigerian) Sophia (Gnostic) Sothis (Egyptian) Tara (Hindu) Subconscious/Dreams Astarte (Canannite) Inanna (Sumerian) Maat (Egyptian) Nanshe (Mesopotamian) Nephthys (Egyptian) Persephone (Greek) Psyche (Greek) Sun/Light Aine (Celtic) Amaterasu (Shinto-Japanese) Athena (Greek) Bast (Egyptian) Dipa (Buddhist) Hathor (Egyptian) Hine-Ata-Uira (Polynesian) Kaumudi (Hindu) Narisah (Manichaean) Ningal (Mesopotamian) Ostara (Anglo-Saxon) Saule (Latvian) Sophia (Gnostic) Sul (Celtic) Surya (Hindu) Taditkara (Buddhist) Tate Velika Vimali (Mesoamerican) Tefnut (Egyptian) Thesan (Etruscan) Waka-Hiru-Me (Shinto-Japanese) Wuriupranili (Australian Aboriginal) Triple Goddesses Brigid (Celtic) Carmentes (Roman) Changing Woman (Native American) Diana Triformis (Celtic) Fortunae—Concordia/Salus/Pax (Roman) Hecate (Greek) Helice (Greek) Inanna/Ereshkigal (Sumerian) Kali (Hindu) Moirai (Greek) Morrigan (Celtic) Norns—Urdu/Verdandi/Skuld (Norse) Persephone/Demeter/Hecate (Greek) The Three Zoryas (Russian) Underworld/Death Allatu (Western Semitic) Alpanu (Etruscan) Ammut (Egyptian) Arsay (Western Semitic) Ataecina (Romano-Iberian) Belet-Seri (Mesopotamian) Ereshkigal (Sumerian) Hakea (Polynesian) Hel (Norse/Germanic) Hina (Hawaiian) Hine-Nui-Te-Po (Polynesian) Libitina (Roman) Nephthys (Egyptian) Persephone (Greek) Prosperina (Roman) Rhiannon (Celtic) Sedna (Inuit) Sulis (Romano-Celtic) Velu Mate (Latvian) Vegetation/Forests/Agriculture Abnoba (forests; Romano-Celtic) Anna Kuari (Indian) Aranyani (Hindu) Arduinna (forests; Romano-Celtic) Ariadne (Greek) Ashnan (Mesopotamian) Ashratum (Western Semitic) Bhumi Devata (Indian) Centeocihuatl (maize; Aztec) Ceres (Roman) Demeter (Greek) Flora (flowers; Roman) Frigga (Norse/Germanic) Gefjon (agriculture; Norse/Germanic) Kore/Persephone (corn; Greek) Kundalini (Aztec) Morrigan (Celtic) Pomona (Roman) Saraddevi (Buddhist) Sif (corn; Nordic) Three Sisters—Corn Woman, Squash Woman,     and Bean Woman (Native American) War Anat (Canaanite) Andrasta (Romano-Celtic) Astarte (Western Semitic) Athena (Greek) Badb (Celtic) Bellona (Roman) Boadicea (British) Durga (Hindu) Freya (Norse/Germanic) Inanna (Sumerian) Ishtar (Mesopotamian) Korravai (Dravidian) Minerva (Roman) Morrigan (Celtic) Nike (Greek) Oya (Nigerian) Sekhmet (Egyptian) Water/Rivers/Sea Abnoba (rivers; Romano-Celtic) Ame-No-Mi-Kumari-No-Kami (heavenly water divider; Shinto-Japanese) Amphitrite (sea; Greek) Anaulikutsai'x (rivers; Native American) Arnemetia (water; Romano-Celtic) Boann (rivers; Celtic) Buk (rivers; Sudanese) Chalchiuhtlicue (water; Aztec) Coventina (water; Roman) Djila'qons (sea; Native American) Doris (sea; Greek) Eurynome (sea; Greek) Ganga (rivers; Hindu) Harpina (rivers; Greek) Immap Ukua (sea; Inuit) Leukothea (sea; Greco-Roman) Mama Qoca (sea; Inca) Manannan (sea; Celtic) Mazu (sea; Taoist) Mizu-Ha-No-Me (Shinto-Japanese) Sedna (deep sea; Inuit) Thetis (rivers, sea; Greek) Tin Hau (water; Taoist) Yemaya (sea; Nigerian) Wealth/Fortune/Luck Abundantia (Roman) Aje (West African) Anuradha (Hindu) Ashiakle (West African) Benten-San (Shinto-Japanese) Ekajata (Buddhist) Fortuna (Roman) Laksmi (Hindu) Rhiannon (Celtic) Tyche (Greco-Roman) Woman Who Fell to Earth (Native American) Wisdom Asherah (Canaanite) Athena (Greek) Cailleach (Celtic) Ceridwen (Celtic) Hecate (Greek) Ishtar (Mesopotamian) Isis (Egyptian) Kuan Yin (Taoist) Lilith (Sumerian) Metis (Greek) Minerva (Roman) Nissaba (Mesopotamian) Sarasvati (Hindu) Shekinah (Hebrew) Sophia (Gnostic) Tara (Hindu) Vajrayogini (Buddhist)

Shadows of the Goddess—The Mermaid By Scarlett deMason http://www.whiterosesgarden.com/Enchanted_Waters/mermaid_article.htm The Witches Way: The Triple Goddess http://www.witchesway.net/links/triplegoddess.html

[motivateyourselfeachandeveryday]

[theyellowbirds]

I was full, now I'm hungry af.

[motiya]

[fyp-psychology]

Maybe love is like rain. Sometimes gentle, sometimes torrential, flooding, eroding, joyful, steady, filling the earth, collecting in underground springs. When it rains, when we love, life grows.

Carol Gilligan (via fyp-psychology)

[hippieseurope-deactivated202503]

When you hurt inside, you can’t think rationally. And that burning heart takes all peaceful feelings away. All you can do is join the fire, go in the midst of it and there find your peace, knowing that the fire burns up everything that is not supposed to be there.

from “Lonely Traveller” part 2, by Sereno Sky, not out yet (via hippieseurope)