No Religion on the Moon

There is no religion on the moon and whatever created all existence, be it God, Tao or some other unknowable, religion is the result of man, not that which is greater than us all.

4 Hours of Sleep Music - Relaxing Calm Piano Music

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Not So Wordless Beautiful Wednesday: I Can't See Anything Beautiful In My Mirror

I wasn't a fat kid. I didn't actually become fat until I was an adult, but I feared becoming fat so much that I became bulimic when I was twelve. I also thought that I was fat because I wasn't stick skinny. I have the kind of hips and thighs that would never allow me to be perceived as thin, but I don't have the "rack" to match, so I would never be perceived as the coveted "curvy" body type either. 

However, I've been told I was ugly from a very young age. 

I've never been able to see myself as normal, let alone attractive in any way. I've always seen myself as hideous. It's led me to allow myself to be treated in absolutely wretched ways for the sake of a warped kind of "positive" attention.

At least I've learned enough self-respect that I tend to avoid the people who will use another person in that fashion now.

This was written in response to a post by Virgie Tovar.

http://www.ravishly.com/2017/01/12/take-cake-ugliness-myth

~The Cheese Hath Grated It~

Sadhguru 2017 - Choices you MUST take.

Thank you so much Cie my friend for inviting me to participate here. Like you I believe there is no one path. There is many paths, and we should respect and try to gain an understanding.

I have seen you grow very much in the close to eleven years that we have been friends. You and I will continue to evolve and I believe we shall always be friends now.



Peace, Love and Regards from Ace

Not Entirely Wordless Beautiful Wednesday: The Way You Treat Yourself

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This image really speaks to me.

Is this image beautiful?

Yes, but also shocking.

It speaks of a need for change in the world, change in the way we treat one another.

For more about the inspiration behind the image and to see more of Zahira Kelly's intense, beautiful, meaningful artwork, follow this link.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/this-afro-latinas-art-is-therapy-for-black-women-suffering-from-america_us_58c8121be4b0598c6699efaa?section=us_black-voices&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=BV%20031617&utm_content=BV%20031617+Version+A+CID_aaac9732ac5d7f292e0ee36a57d9653a&utm_source=Email%20marketing%20software&utm_term=Read%20more&

~Cie~