Jun. 21, 2012 at 10:09am with 6 notes View comments
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Joy is a gift. It appears almost imperceptibly, without warning, like a morning sunrise lighting our bedroom while we sleep. And it is almost as predictable. Keep doing the activities that bring healing and growth into your life. Keep loving yourself. Keep walking your path. Continue Loving.


Don’t worry about finding joy. Because somewhere along your journey, joy will find you.

— Melody Beattie (via 3dela)
Jan. 16, 2012 at 9:00pm with 237 notes View comments
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twloha: “For the ones who are forgotten, the ones the amendments do not stand up for… Shake the dust.” Now available in the TWLOHA online store.

twloha:

“For the ones who are forgotten, the ones the amendments do not stand up for… Shake the dust.” Now available in the TWLOHA online store.

Jun. 8, 2011 at 7:36pm with 14 notes View comments
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We are only asked to love, to offer hope to the many hopeless. We don’t get to choose all the endings, but we are asked to play the rescuers.
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Jamie Tworkowski, To Write Love On Her Arms (via allforjustice)

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I had the opportunity to meet Jamie 2 years ago. He is an incredible inspiration, and his story is amazing. I absolutely love TWLOHA—one of my favorite organizations, no question. If you don’t know about TWLOHA, you should check out their website: twloha.org  I have been a fan of this organization for our 4 years now…It has been exciting to follow their progress and be part of their movement. I think I own 13 of their shirts by now (they are kind of awesome). Check them out. :)

Their message is all about hope and healing, and that is something everyone should be able to get behind. <3

Apr. 25, 2011 at 10:50pm with 13 notes View comments
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restorefreedom:

Here’s a look at Restore’s first safe house in New York, just opened last year.

Support freedom at www.restorenyc.org

Apr. 15, 2011 at 5:47pm with 8 notes View comments
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Quite possibly one of the most amazing and powerful films I have come across addressing human trafficking. Though I caution, it is very emotional.

I had to take frequent breaks while watching this because it is so heavy. But it is beautifully done and the stories are powerful. <3