Tag: inspirational
Creation of New Earth
Made For Each Other – 1939 Jimmy Stewart – Carole Lombard
Includes baby getting sick and meds not available locally .
Marin Luther : Life’s Blueprint
Intuition is a multitude “ tool”/ Internal Guide – Angel Message
You not only come with batteries included but you also have an internal guidance system that will never fail or lead you in the wrong direction. Your intuition is the most powerful tool in your toolbox. Your inner knowing, when trusted, will keep you moving in exactly the right direction towards where you are to go, to where your soul has planned for you to be. The truth to everything is within. Your intuition is a multi-purpose tool. It can help you with confusion and indecisiveness, alert you so you can side-step danger and help you in a new experience that is unfamiliar territory. Whether you heed it or not, your internal GPS, your intuition is always available. When you have not paid attention to what you hear, see, feel or know, and ignored it, you might have later found out that you wished you had paid attention. When you have followed those feelings, those ideas or hunches, how often have success and wonderful surprises shown up? The more you trust it and the more you trust yourself to receive it, the more you will find. Listen to your Angels who often speak to you through intuition.
Nellie Bly -Ten Days in. Madhouse & more
When Nellie Bly was eight, Jules Verne published a book about a man named Phileas Fogg who traveled Around the World in Eighty Days. Seventeen years later, Bly said Phileas was a slacker. I shall do it faster. People thought she was crazy, but she’d already spent time in a mental institution, so why not?
–On This Day in History, Shit Went Down: November 14, 1889–
Born Elizabeth Cochran near Pittsburgh in 1864, when she was 16, she read a column in the Pittsburgh Dispatch titled “What Are Girls Good For?” and the answer the author provided was basically “making babies and doing housework.” Nellie was all oh fucking hell no and wrote a response and the editor was impressed with her prose and gave her a job. She took on the pen-name Nellie Bly.
She began with investigative writing about the harsh lives of working women, and when factory owners complained about being exposed as douchebags the paper moved her to writing about fashion. She said fuck you and went to Mexico and spent six months writing about that, publishing it in a book. What made her really famous was when she was 23, Nellie pretended to be insane to get locked up in the Women’s Lunatic Asylum on Blackwell’s Island (now called Roosevelt Island) in New York as an undercover assignment. She wrote about the deplorable conditions for New York World, which was owned by that Pulitzer guy, and Ten Days in a Mad-House became a book that caused a massive sensation, and the asylum was forced to implement reforms. Her heroic stunt launched a new form of investigative journalism.
Ready for another adventure, on November 14, 1889, with two days’ notice, she left Hoboken on a steamship headed for Europe to prove that Verne’s circumnavigation could be completed in under 80 days. One of her stops was in France where she met the inspiring author Jules Verne himself. She sent telegraphs along the way to report on her travels.
She traveled across Asia mostly by rail; in China she visited a leper colony and in Singapore she bought a pet monkey that she took back to the U.S. with her. She completed her trip around the world in 72 days and wrote yet another book about her adventures, although some dude couldn’t abide a woman being a world record holder and beat it a few months later, but Nellie was first to do it in under Verne’s 80 days.
In 1998, Nellie Bly was inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame. The New York Press Club has a journalism award named after her.
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My Wish For You
My wish for you
Is that you never wish yourself smaller
Less loud
Less intelligent
Less brilliant
Or less significant
And know that you deserve to take up space
And that by doing this
You empower others to do the same
My wish for you
Is that you learn to treasure your own company
And savour time spent alone
And form connections with others
Based on love and compatibility
Rather than loneliness or convenience
My wish for you
Is that you see your value
Rather than searching for it in others
And learn to recognise your worth
Rather than waiting for others to see it
My wish for you
Is that you reach your full potential
And don’t allow your song to go unsung
Your talents to go unexpressed
And your life to go unlived
And my wish for you
Is that you dare to dream big
Follow the inner longings of your heart
And pursue your greatest passions
And don’t allow another person’s fears or limitations
To become your own.
Words by Tahlia Hunter
Artwork by Claudia Temblay
Science for Hire – Gary Null
Film Trailer by Jonah Hill
Woman’s Musings
There are women with beautiful hearts and powerful light that regularly pray for humanity and the Earth.
These women cross the veil and the realms to offer their healing, backward and forward, to their ancestors and their descendants.
These women hold the container for the world’s pain, sorrow, grief, anger, and fear; cooling it with healing waters and wrapping it in cosmic love.
These women are the gardeners of love and light being awakened in this world.
That these women, joined with angels, regularly hold the Earth in a blanket of healing energy.
These women are the protectors, the healers, and the midwives.
They are the maidens, mothers, crones, and priestesses in service of the world,
the love and the way for the greatest and highest good for all.
They are unselfish, unfazed, and undeterred in their work. They are relentless in their prayers and the projection of light and love to all.
If the people of the world only knew.
Photo credit
Johnathan Hultquist