*Oh, when people sit at their mom’s houses, jobless, a couple decades older than you, lonely, drunk and talk about how they feel sorry for you and hope you find your way. While you sit at your apartment with your pets and loved ones, finishing the album art for an up and coming band, happy that graphic design is your soon to be degree and you have this badass resume to show once you graduate.
Namaste to all, even the dickheads
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Thich Nhat Hanh
(via nirvikalpa)
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Resting in the openness of meditation is such a wonderful feeling. It is like rock-climbing; you’re almost reaching the top of the rock face and decide to take a break by sitting on your harness in mid-air.
There is a deep serene calm that surrounds you as you look down at the green forest canopy and around at the marvellous beauty of Nature through the lens of joy. Your mind stops chattering and you ease into the stillness of the great flow of life.
This is a homecoming back to the purity of your true nature where the rooms are spacious enough to accommodate all of your happiness and sadness.
Meditation helps you to see from an elevated state of consciousness and as a result, turns everything OK.
