It can no longer be like the good ol’ days, where you scratch your privileged friends’ backs and bypass laws and conscience. The karmic wheel spins faster than ever before. Did you know that secrets have evolved into an air-like substance? They cannot be contained.
Dancing With Choices.
via Genevieve DuBois
All life is simply that… choices and understanding the outcome may not be exactly what you were expecting, yet it is for the best.
Politics – the Deadly Theatre.
via Rebelle Society
The events of the Boston Marathon were designed to blind – blind in rage, blind in anger, blind in grief, blind in immeasurable pain.
Yoda & the Skywalkers: To Do or Not To Do.
via Hannah Coakley
Being 'well-rounded' implies that there are discrete parts to a person, that they should pick and choose a little of this and a little of that. That their experiences alone -- what they seem to be good at -- should direct them towards what they ought to include in their Trivial Pursuit pie-chart of personhood. That who and what they are is primarily elemental and secondarily systemic.
A word is missing.
via Rebelle Society
It has enormous implications whether you're born a boy or a girl, even at the very moment you're born, while the differences only become relevant years later.
Eating Life Series: Weight Stereotyping.
via Tanya Lee Markul
The next time you judge someone — are you just seeing parts of yourself in them that are beyond the shape of their body? Perhaps you do have something in common.
Confessions From The Fertile Void.
via Rebelle Society
Why is this so important? Isn’t it a fairly uninspired assumption that married women of my age must be here for this purpose?
Dark Age Ahead: Responding to change… or not.
via Eric Vogt
"Don't confuse motion and progress. A rocking horse keeps moving but doesn't make any progress."
Modern Slavery: Why Dehumanizing the Other Concerns All of Us.
Approximately 27 million people of at least 136 different nationalities are currently enslaved in 118 different countries. Why do humans enslave people? What has to change within societies around the globe to bring slavery to an end?
Elemental Inspiration: Six Sweet Earth Day Embraces.
via Chantele Theroux
Know that we’re all part of a bigger, abstract picture our eyes were never intended to make sense of. And in all our childlike and blissful ignorance, she takes care of us in a way won’t know because it’s veiled behind colours we can’t see. Feel the love and find the connection.
Mirage Moments: Your heart never fails you.
via Cassandra Alls
The candles are aglow reflecting the mascara running down my face as my heart cries outloud. I look like I have been through the thick marsh of war.
My Heart Is In Boston.
via Jeannie Page
"Boston was the city that raised me into the adult that I am today. No matter where else I go, Boston is always the home in my heart."
Life 101: Frequently Asked Questions.
via Rebelle Society
How do you know you’ve been destined to play a greater role? How do you convince yourself? How do you convince others? How long do you have to fight to achieve it?
Domestic Violence: Why Does She Stay?
via Tanya Lee Markul
I was often sad, angered, confused, out-of-my-mind insane about what was happening to my mother. Not to mention, she lied so damn much. She lied to all of us. The entire time she claimed how much she loved him, how he had loved her—that his behaviour was just his way of loving.
Be still my soul: Heart Notes from Bali.
via Melissa Smith
"When you are inspired by some great purpose, some extraordinary project, all your thoughts break their bonds: Your mind transcends limitations, your consciousness expands in every direction, and you find yourself in a new, great, and wonderful world."
Nothing’s Gonna Change Your World.
via Riikka Rajamaki
How do we do nothing in the culture that is full of everything? How do we access nothing in a society that worships bigger, better and faster? How do we stay still when we are surrounded by chaos? How do we replace indifference with neutrality?
The Delicate Balance of Hypocrisy.
via Rebelle Society
"Hypocrisy: The practice of claiming to have higher standards or more noble beliefs than is the case."
In softness, stillness. In stillness, light.
via Hannah Coakley
Ultimately, we are lead back to that same, immutable echo chamber: What does it mean to be part of a collective, a world, filled with a vast mosaic of other creatures? What does it mean to be alive?
12 Things I Learned from Life While Turning 22.
via Julie Garcia
I learned that fear doesn’t always hurt, and grace isn’t always pretty. I learned that sometimes, you need to sink fully into your fear and roll around with it until you are so beat and bruised that the bluing of your scars starts to get lost in the scent of your skin and it combines to form a sticky sweet color that you cant help but love.
Stardust: No one is ever wasted.
via Andrea Balt
“The nitrogen in our DNA, the calcium in our teeth, the iron in our blood, the carbon in our apple pies were made in the interiors of collapsing stars. We are made of starstuff.”
Thanking the Dog.
via Melissa Rubin
How does it get any better than the smell of a rose, a hummingbird flying by my face, or a beautiful sunset?
Not Victims! Revolutionaries.
"There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.”
Bodhisattva. {poetry}
via Rebelle Society
They sat under a bodhi tree Contemplating the mystery of god...
If You Are Not Dirty—Try Harder (& Other Teachings From the Jungle).
via Riikka Rajamaki
Routine takes bravery, and so does breaking it. What if I have nothing to return to? Well, that is the point. What if? Willingness to let it all go is the ingredient to shine and be sexy and shameless.
Love Wall.
via Rebelle Society
Too many walls everywhere put up to divide, to conquer, to remember wars, the lives of so many past. So many walls, so many stories of loss and why?
Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag — A hopeful look at the future of the papacy in the 21st Century.
via Richard La Rosa
This is a pivotal moment for the Catholic Church. A moment when it can choose to step up and embrace the social changes that are happening globally and discard the old dogma that only serves to alienate the emerging social consciousness of humanity. A paradigm shift for the Catholic Church will only come to be when it makes a lateral move from hubris to humility.
Pollinator Employment Services.
via Tanya Lee Markul
"At least 80% of our world's crop species require pollination to set seed. An estimated one out of every three bites of food comes to us through the work of animal pollinators."
The Story of Us.
via Hannah Coakley
It is essential for us to see that each point of human contact can be an act of love, an opportunity to stoke a fire. A chance to shrug off those temptingly warm blankets of suspicion and frustration that seem to cling so easily to us during the course of our static electric days. We can find the small moments of openness, of vulnerability, of humility in any interaction. We can capitalize on moments of extension, of conversations and connections that feel authentic at a gut level.
The benefits of going local.
via Eric Vogt
I headed to the small funky store less traveled by, and that made all the difference...
Say Yes to Life.
via Rebecca Butler
Draw it in. The darkness, the beauty, the glory, the fear, the loudness, the subtleties, the joys, the depths, the nothing-ness...
History Reminded.
via Rebelle Society
This place was once one of the slave trading centers of Western Africa. Even though it is now a quite touristic isle exhibiting beautiful colonial-style architecture, its dark side of human history was almost palpable in the air.
A Tale of Two G-Strings: Notes from Sundance.
via Rebelle Society
If you’re wealthy enough, I reasoned, you can afford to wear fewer clothes. I imagined one day being so important, being so close to the center of all things, that I could toss off a blistering critique during the Q&A of the latest Terry Malick release, wearing nothing but Vivienne Westwood ankle boots and an air of wry aplomb.
A Dream. {Poetry}
via Paul Giles
Once a dream I wish on friends, Oh by faces - passing hands. that like lemon drops to you Where you can’t see for the blue.
How to attract more visitors to your blog through comments.
via Mamaste
The beauty of blogging is that your comment becomes a part of the article itself. It is a continuation of the conversation started by the author. The article is still being written...by you.
A Good Day of Tiding.
via Javed Hassan
Today, a day of good tiding I remember you The taste of nicotine on your lips The scent of chanel 5 Intoxicating Only because you wore it
All Strings Attached.
via Rebelle Society
There are moments in time When old love reemerges Like the sun from the nighttime, With the force of a hurricane, Tasting sweet like honey, As if it never hurt at all;
The Beating of My Heart.
via Cassandra Alls
She had walked to the shore to find her reflection and ask it one more time, “Why. Why. Why is this happening?!” As she fell to her knees she welcomed the waves that were inside her to now knock her down. One after the other reminding her of all the pressure that ran through her heart.
Eight things cultured people do differently.
via Andrea Balt
If they have a talent they respect it...They do not ask for the cleverness which shows itself in continual lying. They want especially, if they are artists, freshness, elegance, humanity...Besides, they are fastidious.
Human 101.
via Katie Gutierrez
“It takes a great deal of courage to see the world in all its tainted glory, and still to love it.”
Awake.
via Tania Kazi
I am Awake. Awake to the changing seasons, the ebb and flow of unnecessary reasons.
Confessions of a Modern Meditator.
via Hilary Lindsay
In you go with the rest of it; with the storm and the sorrow and the mean and the crazy, with the things you cannot fathom, with the life you cannot grasp...
A natural revolution.
via Rebelle Society
Our blinded journey seems to get faster and faster with every hour of every day. Why can’t we go back to how things used to be, as we embrace the future?
In the End…
via Tom Grasso
In his fantasy she fought for him. In his dream she recognized this part of him and eliminated the shadows. She stood up, caressed his face and told him it would be alright. In the mist of his heart she said "enough, what do I need to do for you" and then proceeded to do it. In the fog of his mind she said "None of them matter, only you do. I will do whatever it takes to be with you." That was his dream, and outside of it those words would have exploded into a warmth never seen before in his heart.
When looking up is the only option.
via Tori Elfstrom
My fears stolen with the darkness as the sun returns to shine anew on my heart.
Goddess Desecrated.
via Rebelle Society
Oh, goddess, I am sorry. I'm sorry that I wasn't there. Thousands of miles away, as you lay naked, torn - ripped apart, body and soul. I am sorry that I held my silence for so long, far too long. I am sorry that I still don't know what to do.
Freetown, Sierra Leone: The Good, the Bad & the Ugly of a slave past.
"...This happened a long time ago. We like you, white people from the West!"
Hey Hitler, the Rabbi’s a Surfer.
via Robert Sturman
“The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference. The opposite of art is not ugliness, it's indifference. The opposite of faith is not heresy, it's indifference. And the opposite of life is not death, it's indifference.”
Chunks of me are falling into the sea.
via Rebelle Society
The iceberg of the ego is deadly dangerous, as dangerous as any cancer.





















