Quotes & Poems 💗
Inspo for writing, meditation, etc
Quotes & Poems 💗
Inspo for writing, meditation, etc
"None of us can control what a career in the arts will look like.
What we can control is what it's like to have a life that's dedicated to something.
And we need to be practical to put, cups of tea on the table and a bit of food.
But what we can control I think is where we lay our devotion.
And devotion will not only be in what we write, but it will
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Today by Maya Luna
Today I gave up
On healing my trauma
I gave up
On practicing the skills
To become whole
Today I gave up
On evolving
Into that ever elusive
Better version of myself
Today I submitted
To the wound of love
I stopped pointing at it
Looking at it
Soothing it
Tweaking it
Fixing it
Finessing it
Hiding it
Polishing it
I stopped this game of separation
I
... See morePerhaps the art of harvesting the secret riches of our lives is best achieved when we place profound trust in the act of beginning. Risk might be our greatest ally. To live a truly creative life, we always need to cast a critical look at where we presently are, attempting always to discern where we have become stagnant and where new beginning might
... See moreAs you prepare your breakfast, think of others
(do not forget the pigeon’s food).
As you conduct your wars, think of others
(do not forget those who seek peace).
As you pay your water bill, think of others
(those who are nursed by clouds).
As you return home, to your home, think of others
(do not forget the people of the camps).
As you sleep
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We have not built a human-needs-first society; we have built a business-needs-first society, and it is starting to show.
‘People do what the network rewards. Writers write for the feed. Photographers shoot for the scroll. Newsrooms frame stories as conflict because conflict travels faster than nuance. Even our emotional lives adapt to latency and refresh cycles. The design of the network becomes the choreography of daily life.’
Tech veteran Om Malik on why today’s
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