OxytocinAddict

It’s true!!

“I love, because my love is not dependent on the object of love. My love is dependent on my state of being. So whether the other person changes, becomes different, friend turns into a foe, does not matter, because my love was never dependent on the other person. My love is my state of being. I simply love.” - Osho

Photo by Saudade (2010) Model: India Ame’ye. Not really modeling, more so just ‘feeling’ my conscious feminine.

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Our emotions have a vibratory frequency to them. There are only two emotions that humankind experience, fear and love. While other emotions branch either directly or indirectly from these two emotions. Fear has a long and slow frequency vibration to it, while love has a very rapid and high frequency.

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Erykah Badu (via msjerz)

(via ibaoshun)

This is your brain on love »

“During idylls of safety, when your brain knows you’re with someone you can trust, it needn’t waste precious resources coping with stressors or menace.”

lazyyogi:

The intellectual is always showing off,
the lover is always getting lost.
The intellectual runs away.
afraid of drowning;
the whole business of love
is to drown in the sea.

Rumi

(Source: lazyyogi)

msbrookelaurenmusic:

Chakra Meditation Spiral

buddhist-vibes:

:DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

(Source: little-blackbook, via atemporal-emptiness)

lazyyogi:

Don’t allow the fear to overpower you, allow love to overpower you. Love comes from the center, fear always comes from the periphery; don’t allow this periphery to be dominant.

Osho

(Source: lazyyogi)

What if I….

stop trying to do the right thing and stop worrying that I’m not doing the best thing and just decide that what I AM doing is the good, right, best thing.

Then it will be, right? kuan yin

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Don’t look for Love,
look for the one looking for Love.

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Rumi (via shaktilover)

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For me, polyamory is about: NO AUTOPILOT! It’s about making a conscious choice to be in the relationships I choose, and communicating well and regularly with my partner(s) about what we each need and want to feel good about the lives we’re leading and the love we share. It’s about not taking anything for granted in intimate relationships.

Life is mostly configurable, if you have the courage to step outside the mainstream and let go of what other people expect from you.

In my experience, allowing major life decisions to be driven mainly by social norms may convey some initial sense of security, belonging, and privilege — but if those norms aren’t truly aligned with your nature and goals, you and your partners will probably end up frustrated, resentful, bored, or miserable in the long run.

You’ve got one life — so live it for YOU, don’t just blindly follow a script someone handed you.

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http://amygahran.tumblr.com/post/21726540572/this-is-my-contribution-to-modernpolys-faces-of#notes (via polyverse)

Thought-inspiring if not lifestyle-altering.

(via polyverse)

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