— Nietzsche (via anarchyofthemind)
(Source: quantumomniverse, via spiritmolecule)
— Nietzsche (via anarchyofthemind)
(Source: quantumomniverse, via spiritmolecule)
Dr. Hunter S. Thompson and his best friend and attorney, Oscar Zeta Acosta, at the Caesar’s Palace bar at 3 AM on April 26th, 1971
There is no such thing as “neutrality”; taking or not taking action is always in the advantage of one of the two (or more) parties.
(Source: narcotic, via queen0ffrance-deactivated201105)
The greatest support we can have is mindfulness, which means being totally present in each moment. If the mind remains centered, it cannot make up stories about the injustice of the world or one’s friends, or about one’s desires or sorrows. All these stories could fill many volumes, but when we are mindful such verbalizations stop. Being mindful means being fully absorbed in the moment, leaving no room for anything else . We are filled with the momentary happening, whatever it is - standing or sitting or lying down, feeling pleasure or pain - and we maintain a nonjudgmental awareness, a “just knowing.”
Ayya Khema.
Photo by onnola.
— Elizabeth Gilbert (via elige)
— Lao Tzu (via psychedelix)
Arial pic of saturdays party, taken from the road above. This really only shows a fraction of the hugeness of it… Cops had blocked up the main entrance so we had to drive round and park up somewhere else in the forest, and walk about half a mile with a load of other ravers, heading towards the music. In the morning we realised there were atleast another 5 or so paths going off in different directions into the forest other than our one, all backed up with cars.