I’m only pretending. I’m not all right with any of it.
(Source: teachingliteracy)
This time around I’m choosing freedom. Freedom to feel every single thing I need to feel in this moment and know not one single emotion is in vain. Love is freedom. You have to be where you are, doing what you need to do with or without me. Love is knowing that I need not be attached to you to be in your heart.
(Source: bhg.com, via mydreamplace)
own affairs that I fail to respond
to the needs of others with
kindness and compassion."
— Thomas Jefferson (via yogachocolatelove)
(via ebonyfreebird)
— Mooji (via yogachocolatelove)
(via ebonyfreebird)
Joy! Someone finally uploaded Nina’s badass perfomance of “My Way”
The High Priestess of Soul, ladies & gents.
You betta werq it out, Nina!!
(via billiesbluesday)
— Bishop T.D. Jakes (via continuouslyevolving)
(via black-culture)
— Alex Gaskarth (via creatingaquietmind)
We use love like a word to be thrown around whenever we want to attach ourselves to something or someone. We fear the worst. We fear that we will have to sacrifice our freedom for someone undeserving. We fear giving without receiving. We fear the unknown. We fear a lack of control. If something wants to leave us, we no longer believe in the love that exists, but instead we fear the lack of control to contain it so it fits our mold. And that’s a scary place to be when we really want to hold on to what feels best to us. However, we cannot control love and it’s that lack of control that makes us use love as a weapon. “I love you and therefore, you should do what I want you to do.” But in fact, the true spirit of love is fearless. Love, in its most perfect state, puts all fear aside and believes, wholeheartedly, in the power of its own presence. So when you truly love, you do so with no expectations, but with boundless hope, faith, and freedom. If you don’t believe me, let something or someone you love go, if it’s real, it will return to you.
#notes #truth #personal



