I Bought A Book With Extremely Modern And Relatable Translations Of Sanskrit Poetry From 2,000 Years

I bought a book with extremely modern and relatable translations of Sanskrit poetry from 2,000 years ago

I have never forgotten, have donated (right now I'm poor, sry), I still read news - but rembember, everyone! War in the middle of Europe has lasted 2 years. And Ukraine protects everybody. Everybody.

Will never forget how long the 2-metre walk from my bed to the window in the morning of 24.02.2022 felt as I was desperately trying to persuade myself that the booming, earth-shaking sound was just an unusually vicious thunder, and simultaneously thinking 'what if I pull the curtains open and there is no rain?' I pulled the curtains open, and there was no rain. No thunder clouds. Just the faces of neighbours also woken up by the missile explosions looking out of the window. That's when I understood that the war began.

Here's a reminder that Ukraine still needs donations badly to fight off the invasion.

United 24 and Come Back Alive are both verified charities that support the Ukrainian military. They offer various options, for example, collecting money for medical equipment, humanitarian demining and rebuilding Ukraine if someone doesn't feel comfortable donating towards weapons.

in recognition of World Down Syndrome Day on March 21

Sometimes Ireally need to remember this. That my life is worthwhile. Especially when people from my LARP-community are insulted or just sad I choosed to not go on their game. Or when I stay home instead of literature-event that actually seems nice and I want those people to come to my own book presentation. When I feel I forgotten and out of loop. But hey. I'm doing my own best and I cannot do any more. I am what I am and if I feel better home, shit, I have every reason to stay there and rest. Every. Reason.

your time is worthwhile if your disability means you have to rest most of the time. if you can only do a few events a month, or a year, that's alright. if you need to sleep a lot, lie down a lot, that time isn't wasted. it doesn't make your experiences any less meaningful. feeling like you're missing out on different activities doesn't make the ones you do any less worthwhile. being disabled and restricted in activities doesn't make you boring or diminish your worth. there's no threshold for things you have to do to "really experience life" - you experience it by being alive. and every disabled life is a life that's worthwhile

Just ... Sanji. Perfect, because he is so imperfect and so vulrnebale and ... when I think about him, I touch myself.

baratie arc sanji is sooooo. he's such a snarling dog leashed to a post except that post is a lighthouse he swore his life to guarding. and then you find out he was the one who made his own leash. everything about him is so "give a wild thing food and it'll never leave". he was a wild thing zeff fed. gin was a wild thing sanji fed. some people love with their teeth bared. some people are just all teeth and therefore just all love. everything is a cage to him btw (he makes it so). the baratie is a cage. zeff's bond is a cage. his body is a cage. four walls and a ceiling over his head - like he learnt the dictionary definition of a home and misunderstood. he's always hungry. he'll make sure you never starve. the door to the cage is open and he's looking at it ravenously, pacing just behind the threshold, never eating and always starving

hi do y'all mind if i misuse this blog entirely for a second. idk why i'm asking i don't actually care they found a new snake it's a New Snake we didn't know about this snake before!!!!