For the lulz 😅

Nina Simone, when asked about what Freedom means to her: "It's just a feeling. It's just a feeling. It's like, how do you tell somebody how it feels to be in love? How are you going to tell anybody who has not been in love, how it feels to be in love? You cannot do it to save your life. You can describe things, but you can't tell them. But you know it when it happens. That's what I mean by free. I've had a couple times on stage when I really felt free and that's something else. That's really something else! I'll tell you what freedom is to me: NO FEAR! I mean really, no fear. If I could have that half of my life. No fear. Lots of children have no fear. That's the only way I can describe it. That's not all of it, but it something to really, really feel. Like a new way of seeing. Like a new way of seeing something."

"Nothing you love is lost. Not really. Things, people-they always go away, sooner or later. You can't hold them, any more than you can hold moonlight. But if they've touched you, if they're inside you, then they're still yours. The only things you ever really have are the ones you hold inside your heart." Bruce Coville

It's funny how people will believe in Wi-Fi, invisible waves powering everything, but still think ENERGY, FREQUENCY AND VIBRATION are just some mystical nonsense.

This image presents a profound intersection of Kabbalistic mysticism, sacred geometry, and the human archetype as a reflection of divine structure. At its heart lies the Tree of Life (Etz Chaim), a central symbol in Kabbalah representing the interconnectedness of all existence, the path of spiritual ascension, and the emanation of divine energy into the material world. The ten spheres (Sephirot) depicted within the human figure correspond to the attributes of the divine, flowing from Keter (crown) at the top, symbolizing pure divine will, to Malkuth (kingdom) at the base, grounding spirituality into the physical realm. Together, these spheres map the dynamic interplay of infinite divine energy descending into finite human form.

Man is a miniature universe, a microcosm that mirrors the vast cosmos, and his body is a mini-world of its own. The universe is mental—we live in one giant mind. You're a thought within the universal mind, creating your own universe with your thoughts. It's an infinite fractal universe expanding through thought. The expansion of mind is infinite and can never be filled.