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“Pimp your ride.” : Street art in Ikaria, Greece via – Wordvirus
“Pimp your ride” Street art in Ikaria, Greece, by WD street art. Photo by WD street art.
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KwanYin / GuanYin – Buddhist Art
Guanyin is an East Asian bodhisattva associated with compassion as venerated by Mahayana Buddhists. She is commonly known as the “Goddess of Mercy” in English. The name Guanyin is short for Guanshiyin, meaning “[The One Who] Perceives the Sounds of the World”.
Who Wins? Who Loses? — Great Middle Way
When we feel aversion for others (anger, hatred, or malice), who is it that experiences the emotion and its effects? Most often, the putative object of our aversion remains unaware, and it is we who suffer the physical, emotional, and mental consequences. In the same way, when we feel compassion for others, who is it […]
Black and white…. me. “Pride”
People.”Some people”… think being transgender is wrong. It’s unnatural and disgusting, That I’m disgraceful. Looking at myself: Being myself, Expressing myself. ; I have absolutely no idea what they are taking about.
-Nina
Wu-Tang vs The Beatles: Enter The Magical Mystery Chamber (Mixtape)
No one is a Buddhist via – Zen Flash
Ram Dass has shared a story of a young woman who told him, “My family hates when I’m a Buddhist but loves when I’m a Buddha.” In other words, its not what religion we identify ourselves with that m…
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Shy…
I am not as social as a bird that flies.
Often want to run and hide
The world can be a scary place
Of which I should not show my face.
Shy.
-Nina
To my love.
Know that you are adored
Far more than enough
So always be yourself
…
Giving you my all; forever
For my love never ends.
Xo
-Nina
Indigenous artist ‘putting Gitxsan people on the map’ in China — Warrior Publications
‘Maybe my art will provide a small glimpse of seeing our people in a … more accurate light’: Angela Sterritt CBC News, August 31, 2016 A Gitxsan artist from British Columbia is among several artists from around the world chosen to create murals at a mountain village resort in China. “To be able to put Gitxsan people on the […]
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