My religion, is not your religion and even if we share the same umbrella, your rain is not my rain and even if we speak to gods of the same name, your conversation is not my conversation, and even though we share the same sunlight, your rainbow isn’t my rainbow, and even though we bleed red blood, your blood type is not my blood type and my injury is not your injury and if I’m not hurting you nor myself you really can go sit in a corner and think about why you can’t stand for anyone else to be happy.
Use before working with your psychic awareness.
3 pt lemongrass
2 pt thyme
2 pt orange peel
1 pt clove
1 pt cinnamon(Source: The Complete Book of Incense, Oils, and Brews by Scott Cunningham)
Oh I will give it a try! I’m quite diverse in my musical taste, but I prefer music to have a touch of forgotten ages, mystical, pulsating, enchanting and a little dark, but also happy and light. I listen a lot to folk/celtic, tribal, medieval, viking- influenced music, and also love it when they are blended into eastern rhytms or find their way into other genres like metal, electronic/psytrance, or music from games/movies 🙂 Allthough I mostly listen to things most people never heard of, I will provide you with a few quite well known artists I like: Loreena McKennitt, Enya, David Arkenstone, Blackmore’s Night, Celtic Woman, Secret Garden, Gåte, Lumsk, Faun, Omnia, Wardruna, Ayreon, Jethro Tull, Erutan, Hans Zimmer, Howard Shore, James Horner, Phil Thornton, E.S. Posthumus, Shpongle, OTT, Globular, Deep Forest, Kurbeats, Tori Amos, Eivør, Cecile Corbel… Wild drums and tunes in the forests are the best though!
You said: Delerium, the Moon & the Night Spirit, Grimes (esp. Halfaxa), Rasa, Dead Can Dance, Coyote Oldman, Carlos Nakai, Steve Roach, Medieval Baebes, Richard Searles
Oinker Variety Pack.
Huge domestic hog, feral hog, weathered old warthog, potbellied pig, month or so old domestic piglet, and two stillborn domestic piglets.
Don’t be pushed by your problems, be led by your dreams.
(via recoverykitty)
Indian flying fox bat (Pteropus giganteus) sweetly slumbering the day away. These very large bats, native to India, feed on fruit and like to roost in the same place every day.
2014 © Jesse Alveo
Did I mention that I will be co-teaching an armbalance & inversion workshop with the lovely @iamcitizenyoga at #CitizenYoga on October 11th?! The #workshop is entitled a Process to Progression. We’ll be going over the prep poses, warmups and the process of working closer towards the particular #asana as well as their variations. It will sell out so reserve your spot now at www.citizenyogastudio.com 🙌🌺
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