I'M RICH IN SOUL

25. Indian. IG: uzmama

[weheartbollywood]

[janhvikapoors]

[zhuanghongru]

1400 year old ginkgo tree.

 地點：陝西省西安市古觀音禪寺 

Photography: Han Fei

[chaandaniya]

[gaterade]

me chastising myself after i finally put myself out there and get played  

[desimalemodels]

Dulquer Salmaan

[thickskinandelasticheart]

“In many Muslim cultures, when you want to ask them how they’re doing, you ask: in Arabic, Kayf haal-ik? or, in Persian, Haal-e shomaa chetoreh? How is your haal? What is this haal that you inquire about? It is the transient state of one’s heart. In reality, we ask, “How is your heart doing at this very moment, at this breath?” When I ask, “How are you?” that is really what I want to know. I am not asking how many items are on your to-do list, nor asking how many items are in your inbox. I want to know how your heart is doing, at this very moment. Tell me. Tell me your heart is joyous, tell me your heart is aching, tell me your heart is sad, tell me your heart craves a human touch. Examine your own heart, explore your soul, and then tell me something about your heart and your soul. Tell me you remember you are still a human being, not just a human doing. Tell me you’re more than just a machine, checking off items from your to-do list. Have that conversation, that glance, that touch. Be a healing conversation, one filled with grace and presence. Put your hand on my arm, look me in the eye, and connect with me for one second. Tell me something about your heart, and awaken my heart. Help me remember that I too am a full and complete human being, a human being who also craves a human touch.”

— Omid Safi, The Disease of Being Busy (via sange-saboor)

[dildaar]

Raazi (2018)

[maulgoths]

you know what F*CK gender norms

i’m going to jupiter to get more stupider

[lowernorfair-deactivated2022011]

[rodnt]

*walks past a group of men* wow the ground is so interesting the floor is facisnating…love dirt and also concrete…sidewalks amaze me

[assyrianjalebi]

[moodboardmix]

Atacama Desert, Chile.

After almost 7 years of having no rain throughout the region, massive downpours in March caused pink mallow flowers and 200 other plant species to bloom. The phenomenon, in which dormant seeds come to life after rainfall events, is called ‘desierto florido’ or translated as ‘flowering desert’.

[ghostparties]

“millions of flower petals erupt from a volcano, covering an entire village” - (via sunnyskyz, with photos by nick meek)

[toastbutteregg]

[parasoli]

“falling garden” by gerda steiner and jorg lenzlinger for 50th venice biennale in 2003 in church san stae - grand canal.

[dankmemeuniversity]