Open Your Mind. You Will Be Amazed At What You Learn. Listen To Your Heart. You Will Be Amazed At What

I think I understand now why so many artists create out of a place of sadness. Pain is one of the most powerful emotions a soul can feel, and when it holds hands with love, it is intoxicating and overwhelming to the point that such small hearts must project some of that pain into art, music or poetry, or be consumed by it. We can only relieve ourselves of a fraction of that pain though. If we got rid of all of it we would be nothing. Absent. Sometimes our pain, just like our happiness, defines us

Z.M.   (via wordsnquotes)

So beautifully written

"Some kind of misery makes you hate the world, but some kind makes you hate yourself"

Summa Tun

Amazing

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A quote from Lang Leav’s book Love and Misadventure. ‪#‎tbt‬ na agad because ‪#‎Lullabies‬ is already out and I still don’t have a copy. Huhu

Perhaps the problem isn’t the intensity of your love, but the quality of the person you are loving.

Warsan Shire (via larmoyante)

Yoga is like music: the rhythm of the body, the melody of the mind, and the harmony of the soul create the symphony of life.

-B.K.S. Iyengar

Where to now?

You know that saying 'when one door closes, another opens'? Well I'm in this predicament except without an open door of opportunity, not just yet, and don't know when. So I'm just going with the flow. Living within the usual routine. Work, home, see friends, eat, sleep, repeat. The idea of moving on from the last chapter I can't grasp. Maybe I'm just afraid to actually grow up and start making a living. I kind of don't want to yet. The thought of waking up every morning and going to work really is unpleasant. I want to go into the world and grow up this way. I don't know why people go to uni and get into the work field straight away. I'm the total opposite. I just finished my degree and I don't want to work. It's not because I won't enjoy the work, it's because I don't want to start working as of yet, I feel like this may take away the opportunity for me to be gypsie (a person who moves from one place to another). I don't think there's anything wrong with this pathway. The best way to grow up physically, mentally and intellectually I believe is through the interactions with people of different cultures, to be in an unusual environment and to fully seek the unknown. This will be the new door open to me and I will happily walk through it.

Alone:

Don’t fall into the world’s trap where the norm is to have a false conception of love. Being alone doesn’t mean the world have fast paced ahead of you. Solitude and loneliness should be embraced, not frowned upon. The only way to understand oneself is through loneliness. Love to be alone. Love the quietness. Love that you have no one but yourself to push you through. Just because all the people you know have a partner, it doesn’t mean you need a partner too. Be unique. Yes it gets lonely at times, yes seeing couples together makes me jealous, but at the end of the day I am not gonna be with someone just for the sake of fitting in with the rest of my world of people dating. Fight the desert road alone, it’ll be a dry and dreadful road but once you conquer it, you’ll find that the desert road provided you you with the strength and courage to love yourself even more. For being brave and strong from the luring liquid of influences you didn’t need. For not depending on another person.

The Rock Bar is locate at Asanya Resort, Although we didn’t stay at this resort we still wanted to see the one and only Rock Bar. A $15.00 taxi ride from our hotel got us to the Rock Bar, the line was ridiculously long and fortunately the weather wasn’t on our side. We ended up getting one cocktail (price ranges from $13-$20) and than got forced to leave as there was no under cover area for us to stay dry and sheltered.