Wow! super cool!

When we see things as they are we can make informed decisions, we can make the BEST decision to move on or mold and shape our lives around it 'what it is'. Wishing for bad situations to be different will only bring pain and disappointment...It does not allow you to become the wonderful person that you truly are...it just keeps you stuck. 

I've been stuck for too long. I'm stepping back now and looking at what really is, it is not the ideal situation and i'm making a decision for the better. 

It's about time for serious emotional detox! Spring Cleaning for the soul is ON! 

Amazing kid! Wise old soul. Thank you for reminding me.

"Looking for unconditional love in a world of conditions must inevitably fail. Since all of your brothers and sisters are acting out of shame-based patterns, they cannot offer you the love you know that you deserve, nor can you offer it to them. The best that you can do is raise each other's awareness of the love that is necessary and begin taking responsibility for giving it to yourself.  If you do not take responsibility for bringing love to your own wounds, you will not move out of the vicious cycle of attack/defense, guilt and blame. Your feelings of rage, hurt and betrayal - all of which seem justified - will just fuel the fire of interpersonal conflict and continue to reinforce your unconscious belief that you are unlovable and incapable of loving."

yb creations

I wish it was as easy as it seems.

I closed my eyes and asked a favor to the wind: take everything that is unnecessary.

I used to do this a lot!!
Without the hat, glasses and the coat. My mom hated it because i would always crash and come home with bleeding knees and elbows. I new i would get hurt but that never stopped me.

Sometimes there's just no good reason for feeling the way you do, but you still have those feelings anyway.

Imagine that...

Tell me the story about how the sun loved the moon so much, he died every night to let her breathe

2 years that you went away and there isn't a day that I don't think about you sweet granny. You left me so much, so many wonderful memories, so much loving moments. I can feel you very close to me, more than ever. I will always carry your heart in my heart.
I'm sure we will see each other again.

ALL IS ONE

WHAT DOES IT MEAN THE SYMBOL?

The meaning of the triskell symbol is not entirely clear, probably because it represents various, overlapping meanings.
In general it is linked to the magical value of the number three, defined as the perfect number by the Catholic church too since it was chosen to represent the Christian trinity, which took the place of the ancient Pagan triad.

The presence of a centre that acts as a pivot (the steady point of the rotation) and a circle that separates the design from the outside, connects it to the sun cult too.
In addition, the presence of spirals, which always symbolise movement, links it to the principle and in the end, to the eternal evolution of things that change over time.

THREE IN ONE

The triad was the system the Celts used to make sense of the world and divinity.

Every goddess for example had a triple function as Virgin-Mother-Old Woman, and also as Daughter-Mother-Sister.
Every god, in the same way, was Boy-Father-Hunter, or Son-Father-Brother.
All these figures express the cycles and roles of life: Beginning, Fertility and Senility.

Senility or Old age and Hunter – the Hunter figure is described in the article “Horned and happy” – are figures that reconnect with death, which, like birth, is the door that opens onto another new life.

THE THREE WORLDS

Widening the scope of the numerous meanings, for the Celts the triskell represented the triple manifestation of the One God, whose gifts are Strength, Wisdom and Love.

- The triskell represents the three classes of Celtic society – Warriors, Druids and Producers – who embody these energies on earth.
- The triskell represents the three worlds that make up the visible and invisible universe: the World of the Absolute, the Spiritual World (or the Other World, the other side) and the Human World or the World of Trials.
- The triskell represents the three phases of the sun as we see it: Dawn, Noon and Sunset.
- The triskell represents the threefold nature of every human being, who is made up of Action (body), Feeling (emotions) and Thought (soul, spirit) and through three ages: Childhood, Maturity and Old age.