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Ginger Hands
have chosen the pearl to represent the acquisition of emotional experiences; it is the classic symbol of suffering that leads to insight. A pearl is by way of being a symptom of illness in the oyster. Should a foreign body – a stone or fragment of shell – enter the oyster’s shell, its weak, sensitive body is irritated and it reacts by covering the ... See more
Zodiac sign Cancer
Sublime is not:
Sublime is not another note-taking tool to add your grocery list or to store your kids health insurance info – the ideas that move you should not live alongside the daily minutia.
Sublime is not a read it later tool that becomes a graveyard of junk.
Sublime is not a social network – there’s no likes, no comments, no vanity metrics.
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6. One of the clearest signs of intelligence is being able to hear an opinion you disagree with and not act emotionally
There's a moment when a person starts fearing the shoddy, half-lived life of indulged anxiety more than the cold millstone of courage, and something instantly changes in them. They become spiritually taller and three times as attractive
Vivid Voidx.comThe movie "Jaws", directed by Steven Spielberg and released in 1975, changed the way audiences viewed summer blockbusters. The film’s iconic shark, though only partially shown for much of the movie, became a symbol of terror, thanks to its suspenseful build-up.
The film also set the record for grossing over $100 million for the first time in the fi... See more
The film also set the record for grossing over $100 million for the first time in the fi... See more
"Caring about everything is a disaster.
Caring about nothing is also a disaster.
Nurture the small pocket of things that truly matter to you."
Caring about nothing is also a disaster.
Nurture the small pocket of things that truly matter to you."
3-2-1: On magic bullets, how to handle criticism, and what to let go of this year
Just a moment...
zoboko.comLucifer: A Theosophical Magazine. Volume I. September 1887-February 1888.
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Transcending the Matrix Control System
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