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John Logic is a 21 year-old Californian photographer who began practicing this art two years ago. Apart from shooting portraits, he also takes photographs in the street so as to depict the atmosphere of the city of Los Angeles. Playing with natural and artificial lights, he offers us the opportunity to contemplate interesting daily life […]
via Striking Street Photography in LA — Art exists because life is not enough.
My Buddha Speed Painting :D

Very big piece. 2 ft by 2 ft. Done as fast as I could. About 20 minutes. 🙂
Smile note.

I will love n smile when the rain begins to fall
And then I will love when the sun begins to shine
I’m going to appreciate that which is beautiful and simple
Like this moment as I type; And sip my warm coffee
Thankful to be alive and breathing
I don’t write to gain; but perhaps learn about myself and…
Just to be happy for that moment; look back at it and smile again
We don’t have time to fret; life is simply too short
So I am here; smiling for no particular reason
But it does
Boost endorphins.
Just a smiley note for day
Yum.
XO.
-Nina
8 Black Panther Party Programs More Empowering Than Federal Government Programs. via TheMilitantNegro
From AtlantaBlackStar: 8 Black Panther Party Programs That Were More Empowering Than Federal Government Programs March 26, 2015 | Posted by Nick Chiles The Breakfast Program The free breakfast for …
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Quote From Martin Luther King Jr .
Martin Luther King, Jr ( Born January 15, 1929 ) in Atlanta, Georgia ( Died April 4, 1929 ) Memphis, Tennessee, United States, was a Baptist minister and social activist, and the leader of the civil rights moments in the United States. Kings legacy is in his non-violence moments, he was also awarded Nobel peace…
Projections via GreatMiddleWay
Consciousness (mind and mentation) is “the stuff” what we mistake to be subject and object, me and mine, us and things. There is no substantial me, mine, us, things, but only internal representations in our experience.
When you see a movie, the actors and the scenery are not there in the theater. They are images on film, projected on a screen. These images look like various persons and things, but they are all “made” of the same stuff: light and shadow.
In the same way, our every experience is only in and of consciousness, taking the form of (transforming into) subject and object, self and beings, phenomena and their characteristics. Our experience is never extra-mental. It is always internal.
Source: Projections
Hush via HaikuOutOfAfrica
Haiku ❤
not wasting our words ~ on the silences we share ~ doting on stillness
© Lize Bard @ https://wandererhaiku.wordpress.com/
What you do not.

Instead of what you need; what about what you do not?
In a world of depressive materialism; poverty and pollution
I dont intent to tread on trend; pretenders I severed an end
Theres a fine line drawn in the sand; trampled
Without mindful intent; a spiritual glance
What is the zen and the trance; compassion enhanced
And when does my third eye open; to notice what controls my emotions
Carefully ponder; what I do and what I do not need
Eat, sleep and breathe
Clothing and shelter and ease
Calming peace and honourable deeds
No harm. No foul.
What I do. And what I do not need.
-Nina
Shaolin.





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