#soul study

Inktober, day 3. Study.
Let`s make it a little bit darker here.
I guess that sometimes Ink just… Don`t get boundaries and does whatever he thinks is necessary.

Ink belongs to @myebi / @comyet

Muse- Azura

scary dog privilege

loud music. laughing at bad horror movies. comfort through sitting in silence together. deep, Intricate forests and dark shades of green and purple. your best feature is probably a birthmark, or maybe your nose. you often look stoic, but when you do smile, it lights up your whole face. you're observant. you probably have a soft spot for kids. for someone who looks so scary, you have this innate way of making people feel so safe. you're a natural protector. you just want people to have it better than you did. your kindness is subtle. not everyone will see it. but it's the cause of so much healing. even more than you can see.

Stolen from- le dash

Pepper was in shock and awe, “I didn’t know soul sight can be transferred!”

“You have to be very well trained to do that,” Merlin added, “Knowing Torrent Lazuli and knowing how long she was a Defender, it’s not too hard to imagine her soul studies are top notch, eh?”

Pepper grinned, “She’s been a Defender for years, I just didn’t know that soul sight could be transferred, then again...I don’t know much about soul studies...”

Despite my headache, I was able to write a tad today. 

But I wasn’t able to write yesterday, and it was saddening personally. I have an addiction to writing. XD

On a side note, I know there were some people not having a good day today. I just want you to know that tomorrow’s another day and you are loved. <3

I hope you enjoy this excerpt, however brief it may be.

A MUST TRY EXPERIENCE The Namaste Exercise

This "Namaste Exercise" is an experience we first learned from the Chopra Center. At first it may seem a little "woo-hoo" to some, but upon becoming present in the experience, it may become quite transformational. The Namaste Exercise was developed by Chopra Center co-founder Dr. David Simon with the aim to encourage people to gently shift from old ways of perceiving themselves, their pasts, and their lives, to new perceptions that allow for possibilities and fulfillments that previously seemed unavailable.

At some Chopra Center events, individuals are asked to pair up and spend a few minutes looking into another person’s eyes. Participants are asked to become aware of the emotions and feelings they are experiencing and then close their eyes and bring their awareness to their hearts, that place of love, compassion, empathy, and humility. Then, guests are once again asked to look into the eyes of the person before them and pay attention to the emotions and feelings they are aware of now that they have shifted their perception towards love.

The Chopra Center finds that, most often, people realize they are really seeing with their heart and soul the divine expression before them. There are often a lot of tears as people recognize the inner beauty and wholeness radiating from their partner’s eyes. This is known as the practice of namaste, a Sanskrit word that means “the divinity in me honors the divinity in you and we are one.”