Blue Tsuru

Prender-se ao grupo, prender-se ao clã, prender-se ao nome. Isso são coisas que limitam a nossa capacidade. E também, ver o futuro. Temer e odiar o desconhecido...são coisas tolas.As pessoas vivem apegadas àquilo que traduzem como correto e verdadeiro, assim elas definem a realidade. Mas o que significa o correto e o verdadeiro? Meramente conceitos vagos e subjetivos... A realidade deles pode muito bem ser uma miragem. Podemos considerar que todos simplesmente vivem em seu próprio mundo, amarrados e cegados por suas crenças, não acha?!
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haygirlhey: Reflecting the passions of Mogul Emperor Shah Jahan, the Taj Mahal in Agra was built in the mid-1600s as a tomb for his wife Mumtaz Mahal. Later he was buried beside her. Covering most of India- and known under Shah Jahan’s grandfather Akbar for religious tolerance- the Mogul Empire collapsed in the early 1700s. 

haygirlhey:

Reflecting the passions of Mogul Emperor Shah Jahan, the Taj Mahal in Agra was built in the mid-1600s as a tomb for his wife Mumtaz Mahal. Later he was buried beside her. Covering most of India- and known under Shah Jahan’s grandfather Akbar for religious tolerance- the Mogul Empire collapsed in the early 1700s. 



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toujours-a-vos-cotes: Jamas se ha conocido su esencia. 

toujours-a-vos-cotes:

Jamas se ha conocido su esencia. 

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Salvador Dali

Salvador Dali

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2psychedelicats: It’s so wierd that I love it!

2psychedelicats:

It’s so wierd that I love it!



stadtjunge: (by drypnz)

stadtjunge:

(by drypnz)





huguisdreams: Xetobyte

huguisdreams:

Xetobyte



haygirlhey: National Geographic February 1997 Time is running out for the world’s largest cat. Reeling from the double punch of poachers and habitat loss, only a few hundred survive in the wild. 

haygirlhey:

National Geographic February 1997

Time is running out for the world’s largest cat. Reeling from the double punch of poachers and habitat loss, only a few hundred survive in the wild. 



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