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"You’re the only one who knows when you’re using things to protect yourself and keep your ego together and when you’re opening and letting things fall apart, letting the world come as it is - working with it rather than struggling against it. You’re the only one who knows."

Pema Chodron (via sol-psych)

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May 5th - Full Moon in Scorpio
June 4th- Full Moon in Sagittarius/Solar Eclipse

May 5th - Full Moon in Scorpio

June 4th- Full Moon in Sagittarius/Solar Eclipse

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"At the beginning of my life, I received my teachings directly from the natural world. I understood the rhythm of existence through the interplay of light and shadow and the subtle changes of the air and climate. I learned that for every mood there is a corresponding season and that our lives are seamlessly connected to the great life of the earth. When I withdrew in winter and found myself in dark and inaccessible regions, I came to know that darkness is a time for the migration of the soul: I saw then what we hold in common with the roots and seeds — a stage of mute and invisible growth. My inner changes and emotions were often triggered by the land: I would feel the breakthrough of the spring as the windswept sky and a sudden movement of the clouds brought forth a new round of activity. I would become like the hard, insistent shoots sprouting upward from the earth, and something in me would be heartened and encouraged as I stretched my spirit toward the light. The eruptions of the crocus and the daffodil still remind me that in the days ahead I will know the exhilaration of opening that belongs to the buds and flowers. By such observations, we discover that life is not static or fixed; one thing flows into the next, and we are standing in the midst of it wide-eyed and innocent."

Valerie Andrews  (via fernsandmoss)

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Tim Underwood

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Tim Underwood

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"At night I dream that you and I are two plants that grew together, roots entwined and that you know the earth and the rain like my mouth, since we are made of earth and rain."

Pablo Neruda (via fernsandmoss)

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It is not possible to restore the original Eden. Paradise is lost. But it can be regained: a new Eden can be created. We have the skill to turn the sickly industrialized wasteland that much of humanity now occupies into a healthy and healthful environment.


But do we have the will? Not without the vision. To have vision we must have feeling-empathy and love for the whole of Creation…We have, I believe, a moment’s grace to preserve what is left of the Earth by discovering that which is sacred within ourselves as within all things.

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Dr. Michael W. Fox (via fernsandmoss)

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