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Freedom is openness is love.

David Deida • Blue Truth: A Spiritual Guide to Life & Death and Love & Sex

Prometheus Rising

This is a calling for you to follow your weird and your knowing. Your imagination is revolutionary. Pluto is a planet of transformation, the underworld, a dismantling. Pluto is not afraid. Aquarius knows that power exists in our hearts and that power is love for the collective. We can take care of us. In the words of journalist Hunter S. Thompson, ... See more

Follow Your Weird & Your Knowing

We get older, we find life is riven with weirdness. We should be weird too.

Martin Shaw • Navigating the Mysteries

what it might look like for us to prioritize and honor our friendships in a way that allows for a more expansive understanding of what friendship is. Nordgren writes that “relationship anarchy questions the idea that love is a limited resource that can only be real if restricted to a couple.”

Mia Birdsong • How We Show Up: Reclaiming Family, Friendship, and Community

From Visionary Activist Astrology

Uranus is our unique and most authentic self. Uranus encourages us to take all the opportunities for complete self-expression. Anarchism is a form of spiritual politics in which consensus is cultivated. If everyone truly taps into what is their unique gift and contributes to the collective.

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Maria Popova • Maria Popova — Cartographer of Meaning in a Digital Age

George Mack on how your personal brand is defined not by how similar you are to the tribe, but what eccentricities make you stand out from it:

"Only the irrational behaviour survives - If you study the biographies of the greats or attend the funerals of people you care about — the normal rational behavior is never mentioned. Instead, it’s filled wi

a) I’m sick of pretending that psychic stuff doesn’t exist, and, b) materialism is bullshit. This office-park-version-of-reality charade has gone on long enough.