writing as therapy
I feel free when I write. The need to write becomes so strong that I need to stop whatever I’m doing just to jot down my thoughts. It’s a therapeutic form of self-expression.
(via liquidmeth)
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(via liquidmeth)
(Source: helenlii)
(via skelidoll)
(Source: children-of-the-stars)
Whenever you accept what is, something deeper emerges than what is. So, you can be trapped in the most painful dilemma, external or internal, the most painful feelings or situation, and the moment you accept what is, you go beyond it, you transcend it. Even if you feel hatred, the moment you accept that this is what you feel, you transcend it. It may still be there, but suddenly you are at a deeper place where it doesn’t matter that much anymore.
Eckhart Tolle (via children-of-the-stars
)
(Source: thegreatearth, via children-of-the-stars)
Before human beings possessed fire or tools or language, the moon had been their ally. It would calm people’s fears now and then by illuminating the dark world like a heavenly lantern. Its waxing and waning gave people an understanding of the concept of time. Even now, when darkness had been banished from most parts of the world, there remained a sense of human gratitude toward the moon and its unconditional compassion. It was imprinted upon human genes like a warm collective memory.
Haruki Murakami (via children-of-the-stars
)
