~I’m proud of my heart and yours. It’s been played, pained, betrayed, stabbed, burned and broken. But, just but, it still works. I’m proud of your and my heart. It beats. ~
~ I love you souls. Blessed evening. ~
~I’m proud of my heart and yours. It’s been played, pained, betrayed, stabbed, burned and broken. But, just but, it still works. I’m proud of your and my heart. It beats. ~
~ I love you souls. Blessed evening. ~
Think of all the lives that could have been saved by simple kindness, compassion and love. Think of all the lives that could have been saved by a listening ear. Think of all the lives that could have been saved not having a lockdown. Lockdowns are killing more people than the virus itself, think about it, why are we in lockdown? Government control and fear?
Be in this world not of it.
Eyes are the doorway to the soul, when speaking to someone, look into their eyes to connect with their soul.
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I used to live
around those heavy moods of yours,
breathe from them
and shape myself
to suit the face you wanted to see.
So much so
that these are often my moods now,
killing the ones I hoped would rise
and find their place in better skies.
I used to live
in fear of them,
the trigger points and warning tones
that crept into your voice
and eyes,
causing my own to retreat
as alarm bells rang inside my heart.
Seems like now
they’re everywhere,
these moods of yours,
burning the softness from all the world’s eyes
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The Dark Night of the Soul is a period of utter spiritual desolation, disconnection, and emptiness in which one feels totally separated from the Divine. Those who experience the Dark Night feel completely lost, hopeless, and consumed with melancholy. The Dark Night of the Soul can be likened to severe spiritual depression (it’s a type of spiritual emergency.)
Traditionally, the Dark Night of the Soul refers to the experience of losing touch with God/Creator and being plunged into the abyss of godless emptiness. The modern understanding of having a Dark Night of the Soul, however, is not exclusively a religious one, but can often mean losing all meaning in life, feeling out-of-touch with the Divine, feeling betrayed or forsaken by Life, and having no solid or stable ground to stand on.
This spiritual symbol is the most sacred in the Sikh community and is made up of four weapons. It comprises of two single-edged swords crossed at the bottom (Kirpan), a chakkar in the center along with a two-edged sword (talwar).
Representing the Sikh doctrine Deg Tegh Fateh, the sword in the symbol represents the divine power. It manifests the destruction of falsehood and re-establishes truth. The two swords at the bottom are known as Piri-Miri (Left-right) that shows the integration of spiritual and materialistic supremacy.
Empiricism is a theory of knowledge that asserts that knowledge comes only or primarily via sensory experience. Empiricism emphasizes evidence, especially as discovered in experiments. It is a fundamental part of the scientific method that all hypotheses and theories must be tested against observations of the natural world rather than resting solely on a priori reasoning, intuition, or revelation.
There are not only those who believe chess comes from India, but some people believe that chess was invented in China. The legend says that chess was invented around 200 B.C. by a commander, Hán Xin, who invented the game to represent a particular battle.
I decided to start a new project called “The Human Family Community Open Thread.” These open threads will be for anyone to comment on and express how they feel, if you need a friend, any ideas, make new friends, thoughts, topics, quotes or simply if you feel alone or lonely or suicidal or want to speak to others; feel free to comment below and start a conversation. You are not alone.
The Human Family Open Thread #46
~DiosRaw 24/01/21
Why can souls with so much pain and who have been through the depths of hell, find it within their cores to laugh and smile, sometimes the most? We feel pain and we want the world to feel better and not feel the depths of pain we had undergone.
The universe has a melody of it’s own; those who hear and dance are deemed crazy, yet those that see rejoice in the universal rhythm.