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Loyal faith blessed light, struggle might suffer fight, free strife moving light, soul spirt and sprite, open truth dignity right, seek peace teach life, honor calm conscious right, liberty moonlight. Rhyme change season night, reason wait time might, bend brake bright.
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Poem from RARE BIRD by Trevi Bennett 2012
Pertaining to the air or the sky, blending pixels upon which to fly. Some believe their life is a dream, wading through reality’s beam.
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Continuous mindfulness is a possibility for all of us. Existing from moment to moment is truly a present. Whatever you resonate will be your reality, positively!
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We are more than the sum of our parts. Labeled, divided, separated from nature…this is how ‘they’ would like us to perceive ourselves. However, the truth is that ‘they’ are actually a part of ‘us’ regardless of their denial. Integrated as a whole ‘we’ are one.
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Delicate texture of petals reminds me of life’s fragility. Similar to a flower one moment we are alive and blooming, whereas the next moment, however inconvenient it may be, we’ve been plucked for an inescapable end. Enjoy your choices for at any moment you could be picked to join the universal bouquet.
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If it’s all about memories and remembering with little time spent on the present, recording thoughts or images may assist in processing the unimaginable. Trauma has found it’s way into everyone’s life, nature is harsh, so survival is the goal. Healing happens at unexpected times.
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Today I was nominated by Cynthia Ann Katon-Alfonso for the Kreativ Blog Award. Totally stoked you thought of me, thanks Cynthia! Making a conscious effort since January to post daily inspiration that I find healing it is an honor to be nominated for this award. Cynthia’s site SongOfSeasons describes her as an ISP Poet of Merit and Distinguished Member 1999-2008, Kasapi ng UMPIL, born in Puerto Princesa City, Palawan, currently resides in Cainta Plant Nursery, Cainta, Rizal, plant grower and propagator, writer, editor, homemaker.
As part of the award I am to list seven interesting things about myself and then pass the award on to seven people, cool! 1. Had a radio show for 7 years 2. Love hot baths 3. I own a bookkeeping business 4. Performed belly dancing and singing 5. Made custom jewelry for years 6. Gemini 7. Never thought I’d be a wife or mother and now I’m both!
To the Seven Most Creative Bloggers I have chosen, please publish your post, put the badge on your sidebar, name your seven things, and list seven bloggers you want to recognize along with their sites, then let them know and let me know too.
My Seven Chosen Blogs I nominate are as follows:
1. Trust Us Online http://trustusonline.org/
2. Art-Profiles.com http://artprofilesworld.wordpress.com/
3. Chocolates and Raspberries http://chocolatesandraspberries.com/
4. Tania Jessica Smith http://taniajessicasmith.wordpress.com/
5. Dancelyona http://dancelyona.wordpress.com/
Cotton candy hair, jeweled pupils, and white gold eyelashes all contained within nature’s crystal ball. High fashion and flawless skin propel the perfect illusion. We all choose the mask we wear.
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Non-ecological theories of Maya decline are divided into several subcategories, such as overpopulation, foreign invasion, peasant revolt, and the collapse of key trade routes. Ecological hypotheses include environmental disaster, epidemic disease, and climate change. There is evidence that the Maya population exceeded the carrying capacity of the environment including exhaustion of agricultural potential and overhunting of megafauna. Some scholars have recently theorized that an intense 200 year drought led to the collapse of Maya civilization.
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