#Emotional Renewal

[shaanicreates]

Why Rest Is Essential This Time of Year

ShaaniCreates - Why Rest Is Essential This Time of Year

Why Rest Is Essential This Time of Year The end of the year often arrives with a mix of excitement and exhaustion. The holidays bring glittering lights and moments of connection, but they also come with a cascade of demands that can leave you feeling depleted. Rest becomes not just important but essential during this time, offering a powerful opportunity to realign with your inner rhythms and…

[taletuner]

The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett

The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett is a timeless classic that captures the transformative power of nature, friendship, and healing. The novel tells the story of Mary Lennox, a spoiled and neglected child who is sent to live with her uncle in a gloomy mansion after the death of her parents. Through her discovery of a hidden, neglected garden, Mary undergoes a profound personal transformation, leading her to uncover not only the secrets of the garden but also those of the people around her.

Burnett masterfully weaves themes of renewal and rejuvenation, both physically and emotionally, throughout the narrative. The garden itself serves as a powerful symbol of the potential for growth and change. As Mary tends to the garden, she begins to heal from her own emotional wounds, and in turn, she helps others, including her sickly cousin Colin and the brooding servant Martha, to heal as well.

The novel is beautifully written, with vivid descriptions that bring the garden to life in the reader’s imagination. Burnett's characters are richly drawn, with Mary evolving from a sour and lonely girl into a kind and compassionate friend. The interactions between Mary, Colin, and Dickon—an energetic local boy who embodies the spirit of the moors—are particularly heartwarming and highlight the power of companionship and mutual support.

The Secret Garden is more than just a children's story; it's a profound exploration of the human spirit and the healing power of nature. It encourages readers of all ages to reflect on the importance of nurturing both our environment and our relationships. This novel remains a cherished read for anyone who believes in the magic of gardens and the possibility of new beginnings.

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[cadencarehomecarellc]

Respite care offers a vital lifeline for families seeking reliable homecare in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Juggling daily responsibilities while ensuring your loved one receives the attention they deserve can be overwhelming. However, with respite care, caregivers can find solace in knowing their family member is in capable hands, allowing them to recharge and tackle life’s challenges. Whether it’s for a few hours a day or an extended period of time, respite care provides much-needed support and peace of mind for both the caregiver and their loved one. This service benefits the individual receiving care and also helps prevent burnout and promotes overall well-being for the entire family.

[eileensmith]

Guided Meditative Prayer for Healing Grief After Losing an Animal Companion

Pet Grief - A Prayer For When You're Grieving The Loss Of Your Animal Companion. Losing a beloved pet is an experience that touches the depths of our hearts, leaving an indelible mark on our lives. Find solace and healing in our Guided Meditative Prayer to overcome the grief of losing an animal companion. Experience emotional renewal and inner peace.

Guided Meditative Prayer for Healing Grief

Overcoming Loss with Guided Prayer

Discover Inner Peace and Emotional Renewal

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[tourmaline-dream]

a pair of pieces for Acolyte Autumn Day 12 "Touch" and Day 14 "Pupil"

when you have an idea that makes you sad <3

[coquelicoq]

it's about...longevity? stability? it's about natsume believing he'll be somewhere long enough to plant flowers and see them bloom. it's about him taking touko seriously when she asks him to tell her what flowers he wants to plant. it's about making something with his own hands, building a future with the fujiwaras. it's about him repairing a rundown home for someone else, restoring it because it's beloved to them, because it's the home of someone they love. it's about him seeing touko's joy and thinking about the youkai saying we'd like to look upon her happy face forever. it's about the box garden making him think of the fujiwaras' garden and his parents' garden, about the flowers being both the memory of flowers that bloomed there before, and the flowers that he and the youkai planted earlier that day. it's about him waking up in both worlds with sensei. it's about touko finding the petal in his hair. it's about him feeling how he falls short and the youkai saying, but you have such gentle hands...

[attentiondealer]

how much bullying do y’all think it would take for netflix to sell the rights back to hbo and for us to get them to produce s2 on max

[whumpypepsigal]

so i found a new blorbo CHARLES SUN and…

you would have to sedate me i’m sorry

*feral* the show is so good, excellently paced and well-acted…. plus, it has all the stuff we enjoy the most:

whump, crime family, family drama, daddy issues (MAJOR!), mommy issues (MAJOR!), well-done action sequences, trauma, “protect the family” sense of duty mindset, lots of baking (by my poor blorbo charles as a coping mechanism), sibling issues, oldest son vs youngest son dynamic (- two brothers, who have both spent their lives competing for attention, approval, and freedom; in their own different ways -), conflicted tortured oldest son, did i mention major daddy/mommy issues and PLENTY OF THE GOOD OL’ EMOTIONAL WHUMP.

and oh their troubled mother is played by THEE MICHELLE YEOH !!!!!!! ✨MOTHER✨

ahhhh charles, his father brainwashed him, turned him into a ruthless killer and put him through so much trauma. my man just wants to have a normal life, bake pastries etc and reconnect with his mother and brother. like look at him (HE NEEDS A HUG AND SEVERAL CHURROS)

i am a sucker for this type of genre. 10/10 no notes. HIGHLY RECOMMEND MY FRIENDS, GO WATCH IT 🎉.

[ineffabeatlemindpalace]

So thankful for the gay pirate show. Eternally grateful for our beautiful ship. Come what may, we will raise our flags. 🏴‍☠️🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

[iwritenarrativesandstuff]

I finished Dead Boy Detectives. Please go watch this show it’s so fun and did not cause me sadness at any point whatsoever

[lumiilys]

Wdym it’s only been 5 days since the cancellation announcement it fucking feels like it’s been weeks???

[wildcookiekeef]

even if I die screaming

[bookwyrm35]

Question for LockNation:

I know this is going to sound kind of weird (because it basically translates to how do you think you're going to die) but what kind of ghost do you think you'd come back as? If you'd come back at all, that is. Maybe a better question would be what kind of ghost do you want to come back as?

I, personally, would like to be a Poltergeist. No form, just vibes. And sometimes incredible violence.

[venacoeurva]

Called my healthcare marketplace to unlock my account bc I forgot a security thing, and the guy over the phone proceeded to:

Get all my info and account's email, confirmed that was me, yet still kept asking for other emails associated with our address in a very confusing way where I thought he was asking for a backup email separate from the one I used, NOT the one tied to the account. Then he actually asked for the backup email, great

and reset for the wrong person in our family, despite the fact those accounts have our NAMES ON THEM

Also I'm pretty sure dude was stoned as all hell, which explains basically everything

I'm so tired

[destiel-wings]

I've gathered some of my thoughts about The Winchesters season finale and here's why i think it gave me some peace

(yes, this does contain a destiel interpretation, too 💚💙)

Did i want to see Cas in it? Yes.

Was i disappointed that he wasn't? Actually, no (more on that later).

But I loved it. I was so stunned as I saw it and I felt like somehow it healed some of the wounds from the spn finale... but i couldn't quite understand why.

Here's why.

We basically watched Supernatural. Jensen reopened the finale and went further with it. What we saw in The Winchesters felt like a continuation of 15x20, even if it technically happened in between the last two scenes of the finale. But we got Bobby, we got Jack. They all actually talked, in a way that felt alive and real. Jack broke his rule of no interfering, showing that he still cared for Dean (just like he had broken his own rule off screen by saving Cas from the Empty). The Winchesters wasn't a prequel, but a sequel.

Dean got his own story, got to make something for himself (instead of just waiting for Sam on a bridge), and it's something that he wanted to do. He went back to look for hope and love, for a version of his parents where they could have a real chance.

We learn love (or we don't) and how to be in a happy relationship as kids by watching our parents, and Dean was doomed that way. He never had that example, to learn how to build a relationship and let himself be loved. He never learned that. So when he gets to heaven and he has the chance, before getting on that bridge, before meeting up with his family, with Sam... and yes, with Cas (even if we haven't seen him yet), he just needs a freaking minute. He needs a little time to himself. To reconnect. To understand. To reflect on love and what it means to love and be loved.

So he does what any fond child would do... he looks up at his parents. Only his parents that are right there in heaven didn't exactly have a happy ending (or even a happy middle), so he explores further, searching for a chance, a hope, a version of his own legacy where love was possible. Because if his parents can make it... so can he.

And we see all that through his own lenses (the weird use of the camera lenses with all those flares and glow resembles the aura of Dean's drive in heaven, thinking about it in retrospect).

screencaps of the glowy amber look and those camera flares, there's probably better examples but these are some of the best ones i could find

Dean's mission might have been the Akrida, but the reason he went looking, the real quest he was after, was hope. Hope for a happy ending. Hope for love, where said love was doomed from the start.

And it's not surprising that there were destiel parallels everywhere, because that was Dean's POV, and he's processing his own feelings. Which is something he needs to do before he sees Cas again.

And personally, I think Dean loves Cas back and he knew that before dying, but still, that doesn't mean that he's not afraid of messing it up. That he knows how to approach him, or face Cas, after all that's happened.

He may not even be doing all of this thinking consciously, but the Castiel subtext we've seen in The Winchesters, from a narrative POV, is Dean's.

We're seeing the parallels because he's seeing them, making them, it's his way of processing. Of seeing what he and Cas had, and what they could have. Looking for hope.

And, as he himself said before leaving again... i think he found it.

So i don't know how things are going to go on from here. I can't imagine how we could have Dean in a season two. I've been saying all along that The Winchesters might open the story for a SPN revival/s16, and i think it is perfectly possible that this might happen here.

The Winchesters might not have Dean anymore, becoming its own show (but still having lots of references and guest stars from Supernatural) and *as Jensen loves to say* when we get the revival, there will be the space to address Castiel's confession and give his character the importance that it needs.

It wouldn't have made sense to see Cas here in a little cameo, it wouldn't have been enough. But what we saw here, was the confirmation of Jensen reopening the finale, and his willingness to bring Dean back (as he's always stated), for whatever more he's allowed to do.

I love the way they handled it, we still got peace and hope (even if there were to be no s2), and i feel like we're all more confident that the bridge scene is not an ending, but a beginning of something more. Dean has said he's gonna go look for his family. That's not just Sam.

Of course he's gonna see Cas too. But i don't think any of us would've been satisfied to see him pop up randomly for a couple of minutes in TW, with little to no mention of what happened between them.

Also, i want to point out that this was supposed to be the midseason finale but they had to adapt it when they found out they didn't get a full season, we could've had much more (like more narrating voices as Jensen had teased) or even seeing more of Dean, instead of just seeing him in the pilot and the season finale. They even asked Misha to be there (and he refused for scheduling conflicts since he was busy filming Gotham Knights *but said he's absolutely willing to appear later*).

So i think there's still so much story to tell here and i am absolutely hopeful and trust that we will love it.

I think they did an amazing job in 13 episodes, and I can't wait to see what's next 💖

[lukamodric]

CHARLES LECLERC’s special helmet for MONZA 2023.

“ONE DREAM, ONE TEAM.”

📸 adrien paviot