#loveisoneness

[mibodaencartagena]

“W𝘩𝘦𝘯 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘩𝘢𝑝𝑝𝘪𝘯𝘦𝘴𝘴 𝘪𝘴 𝘴𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘰𝘯𝘦 𝘦𝘭𝘴𝘦'𝘴 𝘩𝘢𝑝𝑝𝘪𝘯𝘦𝘴𝘴, 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘪𝘴 𝘭𝘰𝘷𝘦” ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ― 𝘓𝘢𝘯𝘢 𝘥𝘦𝘭 𝘙𝘦𝘺 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #BetterTogether ⁣#KimberlyFelipe ⁣⁣#loveison @felifeelz @kim.m.doyle •⁣ ⁣•⁣ ⁣•⁣ #cartagenaweddingplanner #italavasquez #mibodaencartagena ⁣⁣#17yearsofhappycouples #cartagenaweddingdestination ⁣⁣⁣ •⁣ ⁣•⁣ ⁣•⁣ #weareherewaitingforyou #cartagenacolombia #cartagenadestinationweddings #getmarriedincartagena #bodas2022cartagena #mecasoencartagena ⁣ #bodas2023cartagena⁣⁣⁣⁣ #cartagenabodas ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #weddingquotesandsayings #weddingquotes ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ 📸 @matfotografia https://www.instagram.com/p/CnDfciAOR0B/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[andreybogoslowsky]

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#family #loveallkids #loveisone #loveisallyouneed #givelove #loveeveryone #lovepeople #lovethem #godislove #kindness #foru #4u #4you #loveisgod #godislove #fyp #fypシ #fypage #fypchallenge #fyppage #foryou #foryourpage #forupage I HATE CORPORATIONS…STARTING WITH FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM #kidsofinstagram #cute #sweet #sweetie #cutekids #lovemylife #lovemyfriends https://www.instagram.com/p/CSiOgKWF6rZ/?utm_medium=tumblr

[intuitivehearthealer]

In honor of the National Day of Giving on December 1, 2020, I am donating a portion of all the purchases that day from  BEH Design store, Rainbow Heart Healer pride store, and my services to the Ali Forney Center.   That includes Holiday Intuitive Heart group session.   Ali Forney's mission is to protect lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning (LGBTQ) youth from the harm of homelessness, and to support them in becoming safe and independent as they move from adolescence to adulthood.   I am blessed to have an amazingly supportive family, however, not everyone does.  A large percentage of the LGBTQ+ community become homeless when they come out. The Ali Forney Center is a great place for the youth to go when their families turn them away from them. Help me support a great cause by purchasing some beautiful energyart which, helps supports you by bringing in the energy you wish to align with to help you evolve and grow in your journey. #givingtuesday #givingback #nonprofit #support #nationalcomingoutday #nationaldayfogiving #lgbtq #lgbtq+ #love #healing #equal #lovewins #loveisone @aliforneycenter (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIQg_V-pNmM/?igshid=1b4qw0hnbw3sl

[traacymi]

Il y a déjà plus d'un an, j'étais à New York. Oui... New York ! Là où tout est plus fou, là où on voit la vie en grand et où les petits soucis quotidiens ont l'air tellement loin. Là où tout est possible et où on se sent si fort que rien ne nous pousserait à rentrer... Comme si c'était hier... 💔 #newyork #nyc #newyorkcity #manhattan #building #street #landscape #sky #blue #rockfellercenter #photograph #photography #life #loveison #America #Americandream 🌇🗽 (à Rockfeller Center, New York City)

[wecancervive-blog1]

Day of Hope- 5 days after 1st Chemo 3.21.17

This morning I got to see Cheyenne actually wake up and see a new day without being thrown back into the same painful routine she has been so aggressively working to get herself out of the last five days. She woke up and opened her eyes and we began to have our morning talks that we routinely have in bed every morning. This is by far my favorite part of the day and I’ve been deprived of it all week. I finally saw her smile. The second I saw her lips part and make room for her perfect ivory white teeth to illuminate the room, the haunting memories of the past week were fainting away to deeper darker alleys of my memory. It was the most amazing thing in the world. That moment was so precious to me because I had spent this week really in fear that she wasn’t going to get a day to regain her hope and feel her true self again. I mean I knew she wasn’t going to die…I just feared that she would go through this process feeling hopeless every day. Waking up and being thrown back down, over and over. But today I sense a break, a calming energy disguising any sort of pain that is allowing her to slowly regain herself. Slowly think for herself- Which is where all the healing will happen. Finally- A “Day of Hope.” Today I can see it in her eyes - she is so happy to finally be feeling okay. We spent five days in the same room without having a conversation. I’ve had to watch her for signs and pick up on how to help her through the tones of her cries- A language they don’t teach you at any University. This moment was truly a blessing. Our moment to start this day differently- to light a fire under the ticks of each second and etch every minute into our memories filling them with the most real and raw emotions our bodies could possibly create. And to be in front of these emotions before they hit so we can navigate and guide them in a fashion that steers them away from residing negatively, but rather seeing the surface of positivity. So we can create positive memories. Memories that will inspire stories. Stories that will change lives. Lives of those who may wonder one day if they will ever have their “Day of Hope.”

It’s officially been 5 days since Cheyenne underwent her first chemotherapy treatment. Since then she has been in pure pain. I’ve watched her moan through all hours of the night each night. I’ve heard her cry harder and louder than I ever imagined to hear from someone with her type of strength. It’s relatable to the feeling you get from seeing a baby cry with an ear infection. They feel helpless, scared and sad. And you’re left thinking “I wish you could just tell me how to take the pain away!” My first initial instinct when I heard her cry like that was to comfort her, hold her or rub her back. But the pain was so unbearable that she could not even be touched. I had to literally just sit there and watch her pace the room back and forth crying, begging God to make it stop and I could not help her in any way. I then realized how important the power of words are in situations like these. The past five days I have been talking to her even though she’s been too weak to talk back. I remind her, “You’re doing awesome babe.”, “I am so proud of you.” “Keep it up, I know it hurts but you’re doing so amazing so far.” “Another day down baby!” Not being able to even hold her hand makes it difficult to truly express that compassion. I was completely confused as to what I needed to do. So I shifted my focus and refined my communication in hopes that she can feel some sort of support in my voice. That’s all I have as a form of help at this point. Except for the basics- feeding her, making sure she drinks, checking her temperature, and making sure she’s taking her medication on time. (Let me just say when you’re taking several medications and you need to take them in a timely fashion- It becomes an actual job to remember the timing- the doses- even the order in which meds need to be taken first.) I never had the desire to be a nurse even when my mom attempted to persuade me to follow her footsteps. I’ve always been more of a verbal healer- nothing close to a medicine man. Until now.

Cheyenne was given an injection in addition to her Chemotherapy called Neulasta. I spent some time researching the side effects of this drug. Hoping to find recognizable symptoms in the stories of survivors- and that is exactly what I found.  Mostly every person says the same thing- It’s the worst pain they’ve ever felt in their life. I read numerous horror stories of pain like knifes stabbing them in between toes and the wrinkles of their eye lids, underneath their fingernails….Pain in areas we could never image. I learned that the first round is ALWAYS hell. Many people have been rushed to the ER and been given a Morphine drip or even a prescription for Dilaudid to ease the pain through round one. This drug is used to regulate the white blood cell count throughout Chemotherapy. White blood cells are created in the bone marrow- Imagine twisting a wet towel… The towel is her bones and the water dripping out are the white blood cells. The bucket underneath represents survival. Our goal- To always keep the bucket more than half way full.

We got to sit up and actually talk. She shared with me the things that were going through her mind throughout the week. I just kept thinking to myself, “Wow, It’s so weird to see her up and actually talking with real facial expressions rather than the face of pain.” She constantly had her face scrunched up the entire week. Her eyes remained closed the entire time and she could only open them to peak through before the light forced her to shut them again. She constantly looked as if she was trying to push the pain out mentally. She told me how she really thought that she was going to die. She thought that this pain and everything that comes with it is just too much and she could not imagine having to go through this five more times. She wondered why this is happening to her. She cried talking to me about the thoughts that were going through her mind, and I told her how amazing it was to see her sitting up in bed talking with me right now. To actually see her being able to be herself again. Seeing her eyes following mine with a genuine connection behind them, and seeing the way she’s able to move her hands again to intensify her words. The tones in her voice carried weight today. I reminded her of the things that were so amazing about this very moment. Even though talking about the past week was making her sad - She was back. I didn’t think about how long this would last. I was too busy expanding the depth of this exchange like a rubber band and burning it into my memory since I do not know when it will snap and she will start feeling sick again.

Going to work this morning was the hardest thing of my life. It almost seemed unfair. I spent my entire weekend on the bedside with her and finally the day where I can actually spend some real time with her- I have to work. Although it seems unfair, I keep the bigger picture in mind- It is so important for the other areas in our lives to stay stable while all this is going on. And now that we have our own place I need to make sure I keep myself focused with work. Each opportunity that allows me to be a better person in my job is rooted from a foundational goal we both share – To create a beautiful, successful life together. We face so many opportunities each day as individual women in our own separate lives that could be beneficial for us, for the kids, - For OUR team. So I keep my ears and eyes peeled for opportunities that will lead to growth, and my focus strong with everything I do in relationship to my career – Now is the time to step up. Now is not the time to break.

Keeping this balance has been very hard but I keep her on my mind every moment of the day. Throughout the day I feel a type of excitement that I used to only feel as a child. It’s different than the excitement I used to feel when I would be coming home to her. This new excitement is filled with every emotion that ties to the deepest love you could imagine. As much as this is all so unfortunate, I do see an underlying beauty in this all. The way we love each other has already been something so magical. We both wonder all the time- How is this real? It is so organic and so natural and so strong. We’re truly are best friends, family, and lovers all in one. And now that life has thrown us into the world of the unknown- we are treading new waters hand in hand and still finding moments in between the moans and groans to look at each other even if it’s for a split second and exchange that look that says, “I’ve got your back. Don’t worry.” And that’s something that is reciprocated both ways.  She reminds me I’m not alone even in her moments of weakness. She reminds me this fight is for us and she’s got it- For OUR team.

She came downstairs with me while I got my things ready for work. It was so amazing to see my father’s reaction as he saw her coming down the stairs. He had gotten so used to seeing her sick in bed. He smiled ear to ear and was filled with pure joy. “Wow!! You look like a brand new person.” He spent a year by my mother’s side as she fought Stage 4 Colon Cancer. He stood outside her door as she vomited- giving her space while offering support. He put on her socks each night as she slept to keep her feet warm. He cried himself to sleep on the nights she was too weak to talk with him, and he crossed the finish line to recovery with her hand in hand. The man knows a “Day of Hope” when he sees one and seeing Cheyenne normal touched his heart in a way that his happiness could not be shielded. His smile alone spoke words to my heart, “There you go girls!! You’re doing it!” The moment we found out about the diagnoses both my parents’ hearts naturally attached themselves to this situation. They’ve jumped into this with open arms - willing to open up their home as the place for recovery, share their knowledge of the medical field and their stories from pure experience. My mom shares her experiences with cancer as a survivor and her stories of the horrors of chemotherapy with Cheyenne. While my father teaches me the best ways to keep the hopes up in someone that you love and the importance of the power of words. The bond between my parents and Cheyenne has been a very important part of our relationship that we have always made a progressive effort to focus on. Having them involved in this means everything to the both of us. Especially to Cheyenne, who like many of us has family in many different places making it difficult for them be here throughout each and every moment. I hope we can continue to fill this gap anytime she may feel an uncomfortable increase of blank space.

I think about the day Cheyenne will have at my house. Having tea with my Mother and watching TV with my Grandmother, and spending time bonding with them. I am reminded again of the silver lining- the underlying beauty I see in this situation. The bonds that are being built. I imagine my mom taking care of Cheyenne- offering a special form of care. The type that will balance the acts of being a mother, a cancer survivor, and a nurse so perfectly for Cheyenne that she will receive the care of a professional, feel the hope of a cancer survivor, all while still feeling the warmth of a mother. As hard as it still is to leave them all for the day, I can leave happy knowing that in the midst of this unfortunate situation- Good things can, and still are happening.

Today is our “Day of Hope”. We cherish these days as they come because they allow us to refuel. They allow us to take a break from the battle and appreciate the ability to feel peace. The ability to mentally train for the upcoming battles. I know My Cheyenne, and today she will spend the day reminding herself of how strong she is…. She will probably clean something also…just because that’s in her nature- and now she’s got some energy… I’ve never been so happy to hear her tell me to clean my shit up – It reminds me she’s not letting Cancer change her one bit. But most importantly she will envision the next rounds of chemotherapy and think- “Well, that was really fucked up. But I know I can do it- Because here I am. I made it and I feel good today. I will fight to see every Day of Hope because I am a survivor” 

[rickyounger]

Tuesday Morning Smiles! #FatherAndSon #TheYoungestYounger #fatherhood #parenthood #AbeVigodaIsStillAlive #YoungerTV #ProudDadsClub #BlackDadsSmile #BlackMenSmile #blackout #LoveIsOn #NYC (at New York, New York)

[synergybydesign]

"If what you see by the eye doesnt please you then close your eyes and see from the heart; The heart can see beauty and love more then the eyes can ever wonder." - Anonymous ▫️ · · · ⚛️ #loveisblind #believe #happiness #healinglove #bethechange #seewithyourheartnotwithyoureyes #seewithyourheartnotyoureyes #seewithyourheart #heart #heartvision #positivity #beauty #beautyunseenbyeyes #sharedjourney #beasafehaven #whenloveisawayoflife #loveyourself #loveoneanother #loveisallthatmatters #beautiful #loveisnotdualistic #loveseesbeautyontheinside #loveisoneness #loveseesbeauty #lifesanadventure #live #smileyouralive #sharethebeautyinlife #loveislove #thesoulseesbeauty (at Detroit, Michigan)

[mibodaencartagena]

MRS + MR⁣ 💓 ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ #thewuscartagena2021 ⁣ 👰🏼🤵🏻 ⁣ ⁣ • 👩🏻‍💻 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐝 𝐛𝐲 #italavasquez @mibodaencartagena • 📸 𝐏𝐡𝐨𝐭𝐨𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐩𝐡𝐞𝐝 𝐛𝐲 @roberto_casas ⁣ • 🍽 𝐂𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐝 𝐛𝐲 @adrianasantoseventos • ⚜️𝐃𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐛𝐲 @florarteweddings •💡 𝐋𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐛𝐲 @playaproducciones ⁣ #cartagenaweddingplanner #mibodaencartagena ⁣⁣#16yearsofhappycouples ⁣⁣#dreamsintoreality⁣ ⁣ #ilovelove #tubodaencartagena #weddingplannercartagena #cartagenaweddings #bodascartagena #colombiaweddings #destinationweddingplannercartagena ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣#weddingquotes #weddinginspiration ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣#loveison #weareherewaitingforyou #cartagenacolombia #cartagenadestinationweddings #getmarriedincartagena #bodas2021cartagena #mecasoencartagena ⁣ #bodas2022cartagena⁣⁣⁣⁣ #cartagenabodas ⁣⁣ ⁣#weddingquotesandsayings #weddingquotes https://www.instagram.com/p/CTj51s2ggK8/?utm_medium=tumblr

[elclosetsetumismo]

Georgel le da un golpe a la homofobia en el Pride

Gustavo Alfonso Salazar Miranda

El mes del Pride es una manifestación de amor y celebración de la comunidad LGBT, por la lucha de ser reconocido los mismo derechos como cualquier ciudadano que contribuye con su labor al crecimiento de una nación, aún que se ha visto manchada por comentarios negativos de Muricio Clark que desinforma a la sociedad, otorgándole en los medios un espacio que incita al odio; pero quiero presentarte al cantante mexicano Georgel, que desmiente lo dicho por homofóbicos como Clark, que con un mensaje de amor en sus canciones da esperanza a esos corazones dormidos y quien se encuentra dentro del clóset.

Es un cantautor que en cada letra de sus canciones deja una parte de su alma, compartiendo sus vivencias, inspirado en el amor de su esposo Guillermo Rosas, mánager de Gloria Trevi  y de su hija Reyi; siendo testigo el escenario  de LA Pride Parade and Festiva, del amor que irradia en su familia cuando antes de interpretar sus sencillos, decidió darle un beso a su esposo quien cargaba a su hija en brazos.

"Quiero compartir mi música con ustedes, que la esencia de mi música es despertar esos corazones dormidos, para que se den cuenta que el amor entre dos mujeres o dos hombres es tan mágico, tan importante, ¡como cualquier otro!", dijo Georgel demostrando con sus palabras de aliento y sus actos, que tener una orientación sexual o una familia homoparental, no debe ser motivo de vergüenza o discriminación.

"Tenemos muchos años utilizando la palabra tolerancia, que implica soportar, tener que aguantar, lidiar con algo; cuando realmente, si te pones a pensar, somos nosotros, en este caso la comunidad gay, que tenemos que tolerar a la ignorancia. Estamos en una época donde podemos empezar a mover esta palabra de tolerancia y mejor invitar a la palabra amor, porque la tolerancia no viene de una perspectiva de amor, viene más de una perspectiva de soportar de aguantar". Afirmo el cantante.

Es una farsa que una orientación sexual te lleve a la soledad o a las adicciones, son nuestras acciones y decisiones que tomamos en nuestras vidas, que elegimos que camino llevar, no debemos culpar a los demás de nuestras malas decisiones y afrontarlas con responsabilidad. Por eso Georgel siembra la semilla del amor en su hija, que son las nuevas generaciones que harán un cambio con la educación que les enseñemos donde podamos convivir en una sociedad sin perjuicios.  

"Yo lo estoy haciendo en mi hogar, en mi casa trato de implantar la semilla del amor, de la aceptación incondicional, de ver el corazón, el alma y no ver lo que pasa exteriormente. El alma y el corazón se enamora independientemente que sean dos  hombres, dos mujeres o cualquier tipo de familia. Ella fue mi motivación más grande, para decir quiero dejar algo a este mundo musicalmente, por una causa ¿que les estamos dejando a nuestros hijos en el mundo?, por eso trato de incluirla en todo, en el estudio, cuando grabo, estuvo en el Pride, lo vivió de una manera muy intensa, somos una familia muy unida y disfrutamos más las cosas juntos" mencionó con emoción.

Georgel se ha convertido en el motor de los corazones dormidos que escuchan sus canciones, como su sencillo Meteorito, para desprender de tu cuerpo esas etiquetas que te lastiman, creando la campaña #loveisone (Amor hay uno sólo), porque el amor rompe las barreras de odio. Un cantante que no pretende juzgarte, ni infundir miedo por ser gay, sino lo contrario, te entiende y lucha contigo por los mismo objetivos.

"Escribí mis vivencias con todas estas metáforas, contando la historia como me case, muy inspirado en el amor con mí esposo, con todas esas imágenes de lo que estaba sintiendo mi corazón en ese momento. Y se me ocurrió que la mejor manera de hacer un vídeo musical, sería precisamente con el vídeo de nuestra boda, que fue la inspiración de la canción Meteorito, para dejarle al mundo esta colección de imágenes, de la celebración del amor, para despertar a todos esos corazones dormidos que se den cuenta que el amor entre dos hombres  es tan mágico, tan especial y tan maravillo como cualquier otro" recordó Georgel y te dejo el sencillo de Meteorito que se basa en su boda.

El más reciente sencillo es Colibrí que irradia sexualidad con el encuentro con el amor de su vida, "Colibrí es una locura que nos lleva a diferentes épocas de la música, en cuestión sónica, como de sonido, nos lleva a una mezcla con James Brown y los The Rolling Stones; tiene esa vibra roquera, producida por el reconocido productor Sebastian Krys, un productor latino. Además es una celebración al rock clásico, cuando yo escribí esa canción con la contemplación  de la naturaleza, del proceso del cortejo de los colibríes y las flores, con estas bonitas analogías y aires poéticos. Colibrí es una historia de cortejo de una flor enamoradísima de este colibrí, reclamando su lugar en esta historia de amor, es un cortejo muy sensual" dijo entusiasmado.

Gracias Georgel por concedernos la entrevista y dejarnos este mensaje. "Yo como gay, papá, regiomontano, mexicano y latino, te digo, que con esas partes diferentes en mi vida y en mi corazón, hay que apoyarnos entre nosotros mismos, para organizarnos y proteger nuestros derechos, el amor, la familia, para que gocemos con las mismas cosas que las demás personas gozan" , finalizó enviándole un saludo a la comunidad LGBT.

[intuitivehearthealer]

Love is One! We all come from love. Our true essence is love. We are all connected to that one love. We are also individuals. We have our feelings and experiences, that are our own, and no one else. We take our journey through life, not yours, hers, his, or mine but yours. We connect to love differently. We can still be individuals and be one collective. United one Love. The pure divine unconditional love with no attachments and no expectations. Accepting each other for who we are even if we do not agree. Spreading Love, Valeri rainbowhearthealer.com Listen to the Intuitive Heart Healer podcast Love Will Get You Through. #loveisone #allislove #loveislove #lovealwaysin #love #healing #ancestorshealing #energyhealing #guidance #one #collectiveconsciousness #individualism #energyart by @behdesign.energyart (at Atlantic City Beach and Boardwalk) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEZ3pWGJ4Li/?igshid=snlp07b7h57v

[mentalmorfosis]

Happy Birthday no.3 Yunée, we love you! #yunée #three #threeyears #milestone #champion #proudfamily #familyiseverything #familyfirst #familyrocks #love #loveisall #loveisone #birthdaygirl #amazing #art #flatdesign #illustration #illustrator #dribbble #colors #artist #pjmasks #mija (at Vancouver, British Columbia)

[dvntraders]

#love #loveyourself #loveisintheair #loveisontheair #loveison #loveislove #lovestory #great #greatful #greatday #feelings #feels #greatfeeling #beach #beachlife #beauty #seahorse #horse #horses (at Dvngroup)

[diariemeu-blog]

In the end of the day all be okay. 🌄 There is a moment in the twenty-four hours that the day carries that declares the end of the day. It's that moment when the sun goes down. But is it really the end? Or was it just a fresh start? At the end of the day everything will work out. Everything will be okay. Never let the sunshine go out in your heart and in the darkness of the night is the light of God that will save you. Talk to him because he is the only one who has all the answers.

[knockamechee-pharoh]

Promo video for (Rolling The Pressure) by Almighty Regime Productions. @jessicafrancotv @cookiekautai @knockamechee project #AllHeartsMustBreak #Loveisone

[rickyounger]

Promotional shot from our upcoming crime dramedy, #BigCopLittleCop! #WeSolveAllCrimesBigAndSmall #ThatWouldBeAGreatIdeaForAShow #FatherAndSon #TheYoungestYounger #fatherhood #parenthood #AbeVigodaIsStillAlive #YoungerTV #ProudDadsClub #BlackDadsSmile #BlackMenSmile #blackout #LoveIsOn #NYC (at New York, New York)

[themakeupbytammihendricks]

#bts this year's Dally M awards glomming up @sammybremner and @emma_freedman for team Revlon 👊🏽❤️😘 @themakeupbytammi @catherinelizbethmua . . . RG @revlonanz #themakeupbytammihendricks #dallymawards #redcarpet #makeupartist #revlonaunz #redcarpetglam #thedarling #makeupteam #loveison #glam (at The Makeup by Tammi Hendricks)