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A carnivorous Ya-te-veo (“I see you”) tree, depicted in “Sea and Land” (1887) by J. W. Buel.

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A commission made a client via DeviantArt, featuring some original characters (OCs) known as "Kaboblins", a species of goblin-like creatures who use wooden spears and like to collect tinfoil wrappers! These guys are owned by their respective owner(s), but this artwork was made by yours truly! Enjoy!

Credit: SWNS:South West News Service

Nagaland Tribesmen by Untamed Traveler

We often overlook the good and positive manifestations in our own lives because often, we are too busy trying to compare ourselves with others and what we assume they have that is 'better' than what we have. This is a fruitless exercise of self-induced despair and depression that is totally unnecessary as if we were to explore deeper into the lives of those who compare ourselves to, we'd realise just how favoured we are. In appreciating what we have and receive, we add value to ourselves and our lives! Pay attention to the messages from Spirit to fully appreciate your blessed existence: https://ancestralvoices.co.uk/films-books/5-day-video-e-course/ LINK IN BIO 'FREE 5-DAY ECOURSE' #often #bio #better #overlook #exercise #compare #comparison #favour #favoured #massai #kenya #tribesmen https://www.instagram.com/p/CDL106djF4J/?igshid=qfnhnuwlqzgh

Arapaho by Roy Llowarch Via Flickr: Arapaho Native Americans in Cheyenne, Wyoming.