Aleynah
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Aleynah
Thoughts are fleeting; they change with the times. Sometimes they’re random or intrusive. Often they’re unproductive and based more on fear than love. We seek psychic security by thoroughly evaluating “all the choices,” but we feel less and less secure as a result. Follow your thoughts all day and you’ll be run ragged, darting left, right, center, ... See more
Catherine Shannon • On cultivating intuition
Thoughts vs Intuition, and why following your intuition is hard, beautiful, and the most honest thing you can follow
Nothing New (feat. Phoebe Bridgers) (Taylor’s Version) (From The Vault)
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Can witchcraft benefit the Earth?
While it has been demonized over the ages and portrayed in various iterations through Hollywood and pop culture, the roots of witchcraft are deeply intertwined with nature.
In this week’s edition of The Overview, @willowonearth casts a light on the craft. _... See more
instagram.comHow to Win Friends & Influence People. Essentially, the book can be summed up into five simple steps:
Pay someone a genuine compliment. It has to be sincere. It can’t be a fake compliment.
Ask them a question about their favorite subject, which is typically something about themselves. And then ju
kev • Why Carnegie’s Rules Are Evergreen
You will not find your true self through a series rational choices and consumptive experiences. Some things are not chosen, they simply are.
Catherine Shannon • On cultivating intuition
Trust your intuition — make decisions not just from your head, but your heart and your gut as well
love isn't a performance to be optimized or a test to be passed — it's a private language spoken between two people who choose, again and again, to keep showing up for each other, phones down, cameras off, no audience required.
Maalvika • tiktok's boyfriend tests & the spectacle of modern love
notes on performing intimacy in the digital age (ex: soft/hard launches, tiktok challenges, content maintenance)
Media consumption simply does not cut it. If you want to separate yourself intellectually from your peers, develop serious interests and passions, feel calmer and more collected, have deeper, more interesting conversations, and rarely feel bored— you have to read. ( Books, by the way . Not Instagram captions, not lists, not product recommendations ... See more
Catherine Shannon • How to Make the Most of Your 20s
Get off your phone and read
And our phones don’t just move us out of our bodies, but they have become something of a second brain, a second body. You don’t have to remember something if you can record it, photograph it, or type it into your notes app. You don’t have to look good in person if you look good on Instagram. Our phones not only hollow out our true selves, but are s... See more