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Makaveli
you know that you got me
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“ And what’s the use of talking, if you already know that others don’t feel what you feel? ”
— Louise Bourgeois, Destruction of the Father / Reconstruction of the Father: Writings and Interviews, 1923-1997 (via tremendousandsonorouswords)
Staglieno Cemetery, Genoa, Italy. This is the grave of Italino Lacomelli, the child that died on the 16 August 1925. He was five years old and a victim of to a killer while he played in the public garden with his hoop. His mother already had died. The father, Donatello Iacomelli (1889/1976) was buried in the same grave as the childs mother. (Source) Other Graveyard Posts: (The Weeping Woman) (Angel of Death) (Compilation of Gravestones, Part 1, Part 2)
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“ The capacity to be enlightened isn’t something that someone else can offer to you. A teacher can only help you to remove the nonenlightened elements in you so that enlightenment can be revealed. If you have confidence that beauty, goodness, and the true teacher are in you, and if you take refuge in them, you will practice in a way that reveals these qualities more clearly each day. ”
It’s been a year since I left for India. I hold India in my mind every day and feel it in my soul as I go through life here in the States. I miss the community I made in the midst of the poverty, as well as the language, the sounds, the colors, the tastes, and even the smells. I hope to go back some day soon, but until then, I will be here, sitting, thinking, and praying for my friends across the world.
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