Either you repeat the same conventional doctrines everybody is saying, or else you say something true, and it will sound like it's from Neptune.
 
-- Noam Chomsky

Yoga Teacher Earrings!

Yoga teacher earrings from here via ktaitch.
Genius.

From here

Persian anatomical manuscript by belgrade18 on Flickr via iswasandwillbe

The Kolbergs

Love the little girl!
Photos from Rachel Yula Kolberg via Yogadork

I feel all shadows of the universe multiplied deep inside my skin.

--Virginia Woolf

Sunday Tune

Sunday Tune

Socks

LOVE!
Strathcona Stockings

Camille Henrot

 Camille Henrot

“The black book”, Lawrence Durrell (serie “Is it possible to be a revolutionary and like flowers?”)

kamel mennour, Paris.

found via here

La Sylphe

image by Dasha Riabchenko

Scattered Leaves

Don't you go looking so surprised, baby don't you look so stunned
Didn't I tell you that a cold november'd come?
And deliver the leaves from green to red,
To blowing in the wind stone dead

Well I never used to notice this awful quiet,
And fall was just the calm before the next spring riot,
Of wildflowers and lunatic rivers -
Sweat jumping off of the skin of love givers

Scattered leaves don't lie
Aw' now baby, baby, quit your cryin'
Like everything that ever mattered, scit-scat scattered
Like every love word you heard
But that's just the way when you walk your days
In the beauty of this world

Pretty little disappointments all in a row
Been about a year since you disappeared through my door
And now you come back with your head on straight,
But I got no love or hate left for you, girl

You must be the daughter of the late, late rose - I'm November's son
And I'm here to tell you, honey, ooh what's done is done
Yeah, I been claimed by the wind and the rain
There ain't no going back, naw there ain't no going back again (for us now)


-- The Be Good Tanyas (Jeremy Lindsey)

Recipie: Red Velvet Cake

Lily Vanilli for The Sunday Times I'll be making this for my family this Christmas...

From Dasha Riabchenko via blacktaiga

HELLO!

yes please! Margiela for H&M from here

Sam A Harris

All images by Sam A Harris. Discovered via ilikethisblog

Stories to tell

From the Charleston Museum via evencleveland: 

Navy blue rayon dress, c. 1945, with the story of D-Day printed on the fabric. The bottom section around the skirt shows men in landing barges, wading through water and hitting the beach. The next row up are pictures of tanks, trucks and jeeps moving across roads. Next are soldiers being welcomed by French people in small towns, and finally there are people throwing bouquets and cheering. The bodice repeats the last row of the motif and around the shoulders and collar are waves. The dress opens down the front with a placket concealing nine navy blue buttons, a hook and eye at the waist and a snap at the neck. There are thread belt loops at the waist, but the belt is missing. Inside the neck is a label from “Bonwit Teller / Fifth Avenue / New York.”

For the full story behind the dress, click here. I agree with evencleveland...Amazing.

from here

Foxtrot

I spent my Saturday learning to foxtrot...now i just need a date for the tea dance...

Found here

found here

From maricormaricar

Breath

"There is no right way to breathe. There is only breathing appropriate for the particular situation an individual finds themselves in. Breathing needs to be responsive to variations in posture, to our emotions , and to our oxygen demands; it can only do this if the entire respiratory system is flexible and reactive."

-- Peter Blackaby Intelligent Yoga

Yoga, if practiced based on feeling and understanding your own body can help!