Where the Dreamers Go

[ruescenic]

[raiseyourvibration]

[voiceofnature]

“When we heal the Earth, we heal ourselves.”

— David Orr (Distinguished Professor of Environmental Studies and Politics at Oberlin College)

[thoughts-to-things]

When we heal ourselves, we heal the Earth.

[funny-gif-1]

[tejianasky]

I’d be happy with just this for the rest of my life.

[imjacksfilmclub]

[kippyskateboards]

[beachgothbaby]

i want history museums i want art galleries i want forests i want waterfalls i want oceans i want long car drive i want concerts i want book stores i want rooftops i want star gazing i want to travel i want to feel 

[bugs-inamber]

We are sun and moon, dear friend; we are sea and land. It is not our purpose to become each other; it is to recognize each other, to learn to see the other and honor him for what he is: each the other’s opposite and complement.

Hermann Hesse, Narcissus and Goldmund (via bugs-inamber)

[surferboianddollbaby]

[ratandboa]

[outdoorspastelnature]

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[stimman3000]

https://instagram.com/p/BaeXeRVgrHb/

[angstyindie-blog]

Found Here

[turquoisefairy2]

The Signs as Beautiful Things in the Universe

Aries: Two galaxies colliding together, the arms of them tangling up creating a cascade of stars in a bright disarray

Taurus: Stardust compressing together to form a new star after years of its clouds making forms you can only hope to identify as shapes

Gemini: A light hole and a black hole next to each other, eating and creating spacetime all at once until you cannot tell what is destruction and what is creation anymore

Cancer: A solar flare that launches beyond its star system, the threads of an alien sun tangling outer planets as it dances throughout the universe

Leo: A storm on a planet with such a radically different atmosphere, that the rain is shaded rainbow and the clouds eternally colored sunset, this hurricane having lasted for over a thousand years

Virgo: Sitting atop a rogue planet which does not have a solar system to call home, watching the most perfect view of the stars that has ever been before it finally reaches a star, experiencing the first sunrise in this planet's three-billion year history

Libra: Sitting atop a moon that orbits a planet made of diamond, so when the sun lines up, it shines brighter than even galaxies

Scorpio: The planets of a system with over a thousand satellites align, seeing one of the few pieces of perfect symmetry in the universe

Sagittarius: Sitting on a planet where the rain is made of glass, the gravity being light enough so it won't hurt you when it lands, the sunset reflecting off each of the slow-falling pieces into a cascade of colors

Capricorn: Planets that orbit a black hole perfectly, moving slower than the rest of the universe but also meaning they last longer, allowing them to flourish for near eternity

Aquarius: Watching a meteor that's been travelling for eons so large it picks up smaller satellites along the way, travelling in an endless vortex across a thousand alien night skies

Pisces: The center of a point in the universe where colors unimaginable surround you, the stars highlighting cosmic dust that makes you feel like you're not watching clouds, but celestial titans with no form

[moronorio]

[dolphinhotelbeach]

[lsleofskye]

Iceland