Yamamoto Masao. Thank you, findout.

Yamamoto Masao. Thank you, findout.

track How My Heart Behaves
artist Feist
album The Reminder

Feist | “How My Heart Behaves” from The Reminder

track Megan
artist Anesthesia
album Wake Up

Anesthesia, “Megan” from Wake Up. Thank you, proustitute.

Another stunning capture by Sibylle Bergemann, from The Polaroids series. Thank you, melisaki.

Another stunning capture by Sibylle Bergemann, from The Polaroids series. Thank you, melisaki.

Every day is a journey, and the journey itself is home.
Matsuo Bashō, Oku no Hosomichi (via liquidnight)
Sibylle Bergemann, “Untitled,” The Polaroids series. Beautiful. Thank you, melisaki.

Sibylle Bergemann, “Untitled,” The Polaroids series. Beautiful. Thank you, melisaki.

We can speak without voice to the trees and the clouds and the waves of the sea. Without words they respond through the rustling of leaves and the moving of clouds and the murmuring of the sea.
Paul Tillich (Thank you, libraryland)
Karl Struss (Nov. 30, 1886 - 1981), who studied with Clarence White, was known for the complex tonalities of his platinum prints. His work was represented in Alfred Stieglitz’s important “International Exhibition of Pictorial Photography” in Buffalo, New York, in 1910. Two years later he became a member of the Photo-Secession and was featured in Stieglitz’s journal, Camera Work. Rhythm by Karl Struss - from Photograms of the Year, 1921 Thank you, i12bent. (via billyjane)

Karl Struss (Nov. 30, 1886 - 1981), who studied with Clarence White, was known for the complex tonalities of his platinum prints. His work was represented in Alfred Stieglitz’s important “International Exhibition of Pictorial Photography” in Buffalo, New York, in 1910. Two years later he became a member of the Photo-Secession and was featured in Stieglitz’s journal, Camera Work.

Rhythm by Karl Struss - from Photograms of the Year, 1921

Thank you, i12bent.

(via billyjane)

When the Lord commanded us to be vigilant, he meant vigilance in both parts of man: in the body, against the tendency to sleep; in the soul, against lethargy and timidity.
St. Ephrem (Thank you, quaerere-deum)

(Source: quaerere-deum)

You will only grab hold of concepts if you follow the storyline. —Sayadaw U Tejaniya (Photo by Hor Tuck Loon, whose writing can be found at beyond the world.) And if you don’t already, please go follow dhammaeverywhere! Thank you, sharanam.

You will only grab hold of concepts if you follow the storyline.

—Sayadaw U Tejaniya

(Photo by Hor Tuck Loon, whose writing can be found at beyond the world.)

And if you don’t already, please go follow dhammaeverywhere!

Thank you, sharanam.