January 2011
22 posts
“I choose me. I choose to wake up day after day and try. I choose to fall asleep...”
tumblrbot asked: WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE INANIMATE OBJECT?
“All I can do is be me, whoever that is.”
– Bob Dyland (via quote-book)
“It may seem hard to extend our gratefulness and appreciation to the time in...”
– David Spangler (via bodymindandsoul)
“One of the hardest lessons we have to learn in this life and one that many...”
– John Burroughs (via bodymindandsoul)
Addiction can happen to anyone,even to the healthiest of us. It’s shocking to see how many kinds of addiction exist. It would be easy if it were just drugs or cigarettes. Haven’t we patches for those now? But what do we do of the things that kill us slowly without us even knowing that we’re addicted. I think the hardest part of kicking a habit is wanting to kick it. I mean, we get addicted for a...
noesis
All of us have a mean streak in us. That voice inside that you mostly hush down like a naughty best friend you’re too chicken to listen to but inside you’re just dying to try one of his tricks. Why. Because our parents and kindergarten teachers taught us that nice is the key to heaven? Because we’re so damn caught up in the ways of society and everyday is a test of our civility?? Seriously, Santa...
After gazillion years. I am proud to say I am...
forgottenstars:
but who cares! as long as im awake.
he loved her she was confused he gave his all for her she was split in two he was everything she wanted him to be she was everything but not his he left she stayed he moved on she realized how much she loved him a bit too late…
and so we seek..
Ask most people what they want from their life and the answer is simple; to be happy. Don’t even think about asking the very obvious question that follows. What defines happiness? Is having loving people in your life enough? Or is it money, power, or whatever drives your libido. Or is it not necessarily acquired from outside, and is subject to conscience. Most of us don’t know what we’re running...
“I may not get over it, but I can get through it.”
