Amel Larrieux - For Real (IAMNOBODI RMX)
http://iamnobodi.bandcamp.com/track/amel-larrieux-for-real-iamnobodi-rmx
Serena Williams’ 16 Grand Slam Titles
1999 U.S. Open
2002 French Open
2002 Wimbledon
2002 U.S. Open
2003 Australian Open
2003 Wimbledon
2005 Australian Open
2007 Australian Open
2008 U.S. Open
2009 Australian Open
2009 Wimbledon
2010 Australian Open
2010 Wimbledon
2012 Wimbledon
2012 U.S. Open
2013 French Open
LOOK AT THIS POWERFUL BLACK WOMAN
(via blackwomenworldhistory)
My fullest concentration of energy is available to me only when I integrate all the parts of who I am, openly allowing power from particular sources of my living to flow back and forth freely through all my different selves, without the restriction of externally imposed definition.
—Audre Lorde ~ I Am Your Sister (1984)
(Source: notjusttheminutiae)
It is important to expect nothing, to take every experience, including the negative ones, as merely steps on the path, and to proceed.
—Ram Dass (via yogachocolatelove)
(via dawnofconsciousness)
11 lessons we can we learn from dolphins:
1. They play throughout much of their day.
2. They breathe consciously.
3. Using ultrasound, they are “transparent” to one another.
4. They rarely resort to violence.
5. They live in communal and supportive pods.
6. They live in a borderless environment.
7. They share child-rearing care and duties.
8. They follow opportunity (food/climate) as it leads them.
9. They have been known to help those in distress.
10. They “flow” with their environment.
11. They smile all the time!((((They’re amazing creatures))))
Be glad that you don’t have instant manifestation. This buffer of time is really your friend. It’s your opportunity to observe and to ponder and to visualize, and to remember. It’s your opportunity to take an Emotional Journey that might be different from what you’re actually observing.
—Abraham (via lunarluminescence)
I sit before flowers
hoping they will train me in the art
of opening up.
—Shane Koyczan, The Student (via perfect)
(Source: buddhacoffee, via lunarluminescence)
Meditation is not a solution of any problem in particular; it solves nothing.
It simply helps you to get rid of the mind, the problem-creator.
It simply helps you to slip out of the mind like a snake slips out of the old skin.
Once you know you are not the mind the great transcendence has happened.
Suddenly all problems become insignificant; slowly, slowly they evaporate.
You are left with a profound peace; a great silence prevails.
This silence is the solution. This peace is the answer, the answer of all answers.
(Source: 0ddj0bs, via dawnofconsciousness)
















