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Rules of Nature #3

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(by .Super Katze.)

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圓光寺紅葉（縦イチ）

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@lineamaria/instagram

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How are you feeling?

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Do you have any tips for keeping the love? (in a relationship)

Yes,

stay forgiving and gentle, don’t lose sight of who u are, insist on growth as individuals, cook together and for each other, rub each other’s hands and feet regularly, make a point to engage in the other’s interests in some way (and be genuine about it), continue to exchange small tokens of love + appreciation on the regular (u know how u brought flowers for each other or made coffee or made something cute for them in the beginning when everything was fresh and cute? keep doing that), and consider communicating your goals and visions of the future with each other every so often. ask urself: how are u loving? let ur actions answer that question and let them reflect ur love and gratitude every day. love is more than a feeling, it’s a movement. 

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Growing mushrooms on a book about mushrooms!!

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Ryan Mc Ginley:  Kudzu  (2014)

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✨HERBS FOR MENSTRUATION✨I’m SO excited to share this collaboration with the lovely @thehillbillyafrican , writer, herbalist, and practicing doula. Farai has a wealth wisdom to share from baby wearing to down-to-earth eco consciousness. I’ve always admired her realness and practicality when it comes to incorporating herbalism and sustainable mindsets in her own work. She provided all of the written work for this poster, while I worked on the illustrations. Herbs for Menstruation will be available as a print on my Etsy, however the downloadable version will be at her Patreon (link is in Farai’s and my bio). A few other downloadable goodies will be available on her Patreon as well, so it’s definitely worth checking out! . . Herbs provide powerful, tonifying, and nourishing support during and leading up to menstruation. Along with rest, eating nourishing foods, drinks, and gentle self care like face steams, warm rice packs, foot baths, and baths are great ways to support the body. Herbs can be included in all of these practices. From including them in your foods as culinary spices to adding them to your drinks in the forms of infusions, teas, drinking vinegars. You can also sew the herbs like rose into rice packs for the added aromatherapy boost. Take caution, do your own research, consult with your health care provider, and use your own discrection before you begin to use these herbs. Especially if you are on pharmaceuticals, pregnant, or lactating. The information shared is not FDA approved and does not constitute medical advice. It is sourced from folk-lore, personal experience, general scientific research, and oral history and learning.

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“Feel it. The thing that you don’t want to feel. Feel it, and be free.”

— Nayyirah Waheed

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condensation sketch ✨🌧

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Selected vegetables from the kitchen garden, 1978

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Dreaming of warmer spring days and amphibious love