#vitality

[deviant-nomad]

Why not? Why not try to love?

Why not try to live?

Clarice Lispector, Near To The Wild Heart

[unshackl3d]

[rheas-chaos-motivation]

How to feel alive/stop being bored out of your mind, a guide for losers

jump on your bed, write something teeny tiny on the walls, break a small rule

get a dollar worth of pennies and write lucky on them and drop one or two at places you go

bury something small that you like in a place you feel safe

make a small bracelet/anklet, even if its just a piece of sting and never take it off

take a really really cold shower

go star gazing/look at the moon

write a letter to your past/future self

write bad poetry/nice messages and tuck it into books at the library

sit and listen to a song that was your favorite four or five years ago, don't do anything else but sit and listen to it

make a trash journal. Get a cheap notebook and write down EVERYTHING in there, carry it around with you. It will help you figure out who you are/remind you that you are a person.

when was the last time you felt alive? Like really alive? If you remember, write it down in as much detail as you can. If you don't know, write down a time you were happy or very angry. Honestly, any strong emotion will work.

create a bad drawing, like kindergartener level. If you want, fold it up and stick it onto your fridge.

block that person

tell someone how much you appreciate them

put old things you don't need anymore in a box, write take care of it on top, and leave it somewhere

write positive graffiti in public restroom stalls

bake bread

[youngpsichichugemuscle]

Nice 🙂

[daydivine]

🫧🫧

[ihavehisdvds]

I am a chrysalis. It is a difficult phase, melting down all that you had built around yourself to protect yourself, all the work I have done, accumulating insight and skills, until I have wrapped myself in a shell to come back to the most basic part of myself to rebuild myself into what I am meant to be: a human beautifully flawed and brimming with vitality. In some ways, I will always be in the chrysalis, always breaking down to build back parts of myself more truly me than before. Break and build. Break and build.

But, soon, so soon, I will fly. Oh, how I will fly.

Photo: Ed Binkley Art

[vintage-tigre]

[848ellie]

Lean Back 😊 I take a moment to lean back, allowing myself to flow naturally with the rhythms of life, and open my heart to receive the abundant blessings from the earth. As I ground myself in stillness, I feel the nurturing energy rise from beneath my feet.

[foreverfitnesspositivity]

Health and Vitality

Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being. It is the absence of illness and disease, of being mentally in a 'good place' feeling happy and when all social relationships are contented and of sound health.

Vitality refers to a feeling of 'aliveness' both physically and mentally. Vitality derives from the Latin word 'Vita' meaning life. Physically you need to feel healthy, capable and energetic and mentally to feel a sense of purpose and meaning

A major part of health and vitality is allowing your body time to relax. Without relaxation and healing of the mind and body you will just live your life in autopilot or worse still you will reach a point of 'burn out' and total exhaustion

[artmindlens]

Claude Monet, Chrysanthemums, 1881.

Psychological Themes: Vibrancy and Fragility

The intense red blooms at the forefront can be seen as a representation of passion, vitality, and even aggression. Red, in psychoanalytic theory, often evokes strong emotional responses, typically associated with desire, love, or anger. These flowers, while alive and in full bloom, are also fleeting—they symbolize the ephemeral nature of beauty and life, pointing toward the unconscious awareness of life's transience.

Monet’s use of brushstrokes creates a sense of movement and dynamism in what would normally be a static still life. This movement can be interpreted as emotional turbulence—the chaos that exists beneath the surface of everyday appearances. Despite the beauty of the flowers, the swirling strokes suggest an underlying tension, as if something more complex is brewing beneath the vivid colors.

The Symbolism of the Vase

The vase, solid and decorative, acts as a container for this burst of life and emotion. In a psychoanalytic context, it could symbolize the ego—the part of the psyche that contains and regulates our raw emotions (the id). The vase, beautifully decorated but also delicate, hints at the fragility of this containment. Just as the flowers rely on the vase to stand upright and organized, the individual relies on the ego’s defense mechanisms to maintain emotional control. However, the overwhelming red of the flowers spilling over the edge suggests that emotions are difficult to fully contain, and that passion may spill beyond the boundaries of control.

Unconscious Conflict: Beauty and Chaos

There is an unconscious conflict at play between the vibrant beauty of life and the chaos it can cause. The contrast between the delicacy of the flowers and the intense red hue draws attention to this tension. Beauty, while pleasurable, can be overwhelming, even destructive in its intensity. The flowers may symbolize an uncontainable desire for expression—a desire that, while beautiful, may lead to emotional or psychological disarray if not properly managed.

Emotional Impact: Subtle Anxiety

For the viewer, the painting may evoke a sense of subtle anxiety masked by beauty. The color red and the almost uncontrolled expansion of the flowers can stir feelings of excess, suggesting that too much of a good thing can lead to emotional instability. Yet, the painting also exudes abundance and life force, hinting at the inner drive for creativity and vitality that sometimes pushes us to our emotional limits.

Ideal Collector Profile: Strengths and Hidden Fears

A person drawn to this painting likely has a strong appreciation for beauty and intensity. They are someone who values expression and may feel a deep connection to passionate or vigorous emotions. However, this individual may also harbor fears of losing control over their emotions. The overwhelming red flowers could reflect a fear of being consumed by their own desires or passions, which they might keep carefully contained—like the flowers within the vase—but are always at risk of spilling over.

This person is likely an ambitious, emotionally driven leader, who thrives on energy and creativity, but struggles with managing their emotional boundaries. They may seek to project an image of power and vitality, while privately grappling with the fragility of their emotional control.

[duckebizaaro0133]

Cat Blanc - Miraculous: Episódio 22 (Season 3)

16:58 😼

[ourinternallandscapetarot]

"Just living is not enough... one must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower." 🌻

– Hans Christian Andersen

[mikyx-daily]

last vit spring 2024 voice comms (x) in a nutshell

[daily-esports-hug]

Day 140

[youngpsichichugemuscle]

Helloween beast Tristen Escolasico