A Call to End an Era of Injustice.
In blurring the lines between our privileges and our rights, we become complacent when we ought to hold ourselves and others accountable.
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Calling Upon Kali: Awakening the Creative Rebel Within.
I pray that Kali awakens the rebel within us all, to shift the planetary energy, for it is individuals who create the culture that govern our behavior.
Let Us Care for Our Elders in This Fast-Paced World.
We owe it to our elders to make them feel needed and respected in their golden years. Plus, we owe them a country that looks out for their basic needs.
Does Your Partner Truly Respect You?
The onus really lies with us women: we should respect ourselves enough to be able to discern whether we are being treated well or not.
The Inevitable End of Our Love Described in John Mellencamp Lyrics.
I know that one day I will meet someone who loves me truly. Someone who knows how to properly love. That’s the thing about young love: we’re too naive.
Fear Prevents Us from Speaking Our Truth: Reflections During Pregnancy.
It’s... Fear, sitting in his dark corner with a smirk, twisting his mustache and rubbing his hands together, plotting our paralysis.
7 Ways To Run The World Unlike A Man.
To run the world unlike a man, both men and women must be more cognizant of using feminine energy, and practicing the art of receiving.
Woman, It Must Be You.
So Woman, show us the way forward. Guide us toward the light of divine love. Inspire us by your wisdom. Empower us to firmly stand against hate.
Thank you, Donald Trump: If I Want to Protest for Basic Human Rights, I Will.
Basic rights are not complicated. We each inherit them simply by reincarnating on Mother Earth. And so, if I want to protest for basic human rights, I will.
Demand Respect: Learning When to Say Yes and When to Say No.
In this case, Yes to more pictures and more attention meant saying No to cherishing and protecting my body and being seen as more than just curved hips and a small waist. It meant saying Yes to the desires of a stranger and saying No to practicing my own ability to decide the terms in which I ...