Apr 26, 2024·1 reply
OvoKusjhttps://pg-lang.com
what am I looking for here
Apr 26, 2024
FurthermoreA lot came from diet and actually paying attention to what I'm eating and just listening to people's stories led me to a lot of different things that I never would've thought to experience. Hell, I didn't see a mango until I was 19 lol
Yoga was really good and I've tried to find time to read the copy of the Bhagavad Gita, but learning of chakras, the kundalini spirit and ideas of reincarnation. Then learning about the connectivity in all religions and mythologies depending on geological location, but for the most part there's a myriad of similarities.
!https://youtu.be/LfQPfypu_lg?si=_YS_9Y9TVCsDweUD
https://www.yogavibes.com/intro-to-advanced-yoga.html#:~:text=Here's%20an%20introduction%20to%20Dharma,physical%2C%20metabolic%2C%20intuitive%20and%20blissPolitics a little trickier for me because I come into that with knowledge of Cointelpro and watching the systems they used to hold Black people back in America, but Ye introducing me to Dr. Claud Anderson confirmed some of my beliefs about Black people in America, in terms of historical importance. Great author vast set of books
!https://youtu.be/fW39KOf_f04?si=PFRLRDslveAqm37IEven learning from the hoteps like Brotha Panic, Bobby Hemmitt, Dr. Umar, Bro. C Freeman El, Clarence Williams, Yahki Awakened, Pastor Kofi at SOC, Dr. Ray Hagin, Dr. Bobby Price, etc. I thought that hotep s*** was bs until I reevaluated what I believed to be Black literature and history
Because I was never an Yuval Noah Harari/Freud type guy, running into African literature definitely opened my perspective a lot on what's going on. Relating my interactions to nature to the interactions that of my friends. That's why I feel Cole, bro just wanna meditate and cheat in peace lmao
Long post, but we need to raise the consciousness itt
Shut up!
Apr 26, 2024
KORRone punch kenny
https://twitter.com/historyinmemes/status/1783460698347241566
this what gon happen when the diss comes outWhy tf would you let anyone windup and hit your diaphragm like that lol. Fkn idiot ass pump.
Apr 26, 2024·3 repliesBlock MutesonUpvote
Awaken My Love on the crosley, tall glass of whiskey, moving my retro game setup to the living room because wifey is at her boyfriend’s place for the weekend - I’m thinking its gonna be a legendary night 😎
nephew 🦫Apr 26, 2024FurthermoreA lot came from diet and actually paying attention to what I'm eating and just listening to people's stories led me to a lot of different things that I never would've thought to experience. Hell, I didn't see a mango until I was 19 lol
Yoga was really good and I've tried to find time to read the copy of the Bhagavad Gita, but learning of chakras, the kundalini spirit and ideas of reincarnation. Then learning about the connectivity in all religions and mythologies depending on geological location, but for the most part there's a myriad of similarities.
!https://youtu.be/LfQPfypu_lg?si=_YS_9Y9TVCsDweUD
https://www.yogavibes.com/intro-to-advanced-yoga.html#:~:text=Here's%20an%20introduction%20to%20Dharma,physical%2C%20metabolic%2C%20intuitive%20and%20blissPolitics a little trickier for me because I come into that with knowledge of Cointelpro and watching the systems they used to hold Black people back in America, but Ye introducing me to Dr. Claud Anderson confirmed some of my beliefs about Black people in America, in terms of historical importance. Great author vast set of books
!https://youtu.be/fW39KOf_f04?si=PFRLRDslveAqm37IEven learning from the hoteps like Brotha Panic, Bobby Hemmitt, Dr. Umar, Bro. C Freeman El, Clarence Williams, Yahki Awakened, Pastor Kofi at SOC, Dr. Ray Hagin, Dr. Bobby Price, etc. I thought that hotep s*** was bs until I reevaluated what I believed to be Black literature and history
Because I was never an Yuval Noah Harari/Freud type guy, running into African literature definitely opened my perspective a lot on what's going on. Relating my interactions to nature to the interactions that of my friends. That's why I feel Cole, bro just wanna meditate and cheat in peace lmao
Long post, but we need to raise the consciousness itt
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- Apr 26, 2024·2 repliesDapper
what am I looking for here
this is his blog site the diss will be posted here
Apr 26, 2024·3 replies2teez has liked a tweet today for the first time in 2 weeks and you guessed it, it was the terrace one 👀
- Apr 26, 2024OvoKusj
this is his blog site the diss will be posted here
I think this is a company/label. I don't think this is a tumblr page.
- nephew 🦫Apr 26, 2024Blue Magic
2teez has liked a tweet today for the first time in 2 weeks and you guessed it, it was the terrace one 👀
h**** 👀
- nephew 🦫Apr 26, 2024
beavers itt
- Apr 26, 2024·1 replyBlue Magic
2teez has liked a tweet today for the first time in 2 weeks and you guessed it, it was the terrace one 👀
prove it
Apr 26, 2024·1 replyFurthermoreA lot came from diet and actually paying attention to what I'm eating and just listening to people's stories led me to a lot of different things that I never would've thought to experience. Hell, I didn't see a mango until I was 19 lol
Yoga was really good and I've tried to find time to read the copy of the Bhagavad Gita, but learning of chakras, the kundalini spirit and ideas of reincarnation. Then learning about the connectivity in all religions and mythologies depending on geological location, but for the most part there's a myriad of similarities.
!https://youtu.be/LfQPfypu_lg?si=_YS_9Y9TVCsDweUD
https://www.yogavibes.com/intro-to-advanced-yoga.html#:~:text=Here's%20an%20introduction%20to%20Dharma,physical%2C%20metabolic%2C%20intuitive%20and%20blissPolitics a little trickier for me because I come into that with knowledge of Cointelpro and watching the systems they used to hold Black people back in America, but Ye introducing me to Dr. Claud Anderson confirmed some of my beliefs about Black people in America, in terms of historical importance. Great author vast set of books
!https://youtu.be/fW39KOf_f04?si=PFRLRDslveAqm37IEven learning from the hoteps like Brotha Panic, Bobby Hemmitt, Dr. Umar, Bro. C Freeman El, Clarence Williams, Yahki Awakened, Pastor Kofi at SOC, Dr. Ray Hagin, Dr. Bobby Price, etc. I thought that hotep s*** was bs until I reevaluated what I believed to be Black literature and history
Because I was never an Yuval Noah Harari/Freud type guy, running into African literature definitely opened my perspective a lot on what's going on. Relating my interactions to nature to the interactions that of my friends. That's why I feel Cole, bro just wanna meditate and cheat in peace lmao
Long post, but we need to raise the consciousness itt
Gotta read the pali canon
There is no soul, no self.
- Apr 26, 2024·1 reply
that reach is embarrassing for someone that talks so much s***
- nephew 🦫Apr 26, 2024·1 replyOvoKusj
prove it
prove deez nuts pal
- Apr 26, 2024·1 replybabylon sherm
Awaken My Love on the crosley, tall glass of whiskey, moving my retro game setup to the living room because wifey is at her boyfriend’s place for the weekend - I’m thinking its gonna be a legendary night 😎
You let your wife f*** other men?
- Apr 26, 2024OvoKusj
this is his blog site the diss will be posted here
oklama.com
- nephew 🦫Apr 26, 2024RICKY 2320
that reach is embarrassing for someone that talks so much s***
he built like my 8 year old cousin who has a vape addiction
- Apr 26, 2024·1 replynephew
prove deez nuts pal
ok how can I prove it master?
- nephew 🦫Apr 26, 2024·1 replyOvoKusj
ok how can I prove it master?
no idea my fault
Apr 26, 2024·edited·4 repliesBlue Magic2teez has liked a tweet today for the first time in 2 weeks and you guessed it, it was the terrace one 👀
- Apr 26, 2024nephew
no idea my fault
yes master
- Apr 26, 2024
kendrick got a 5’3 wingspan, my 12 year old little cousin could probably beat his ass off reach alone
- Apr 26, 2024·1 reply
A lot came from embracing who I am and actually listening to others' stories, which led me to experiences I never imagined I'd have. I hadn't even met someone openly gay until I was 19! Engaging with LGBTQ+ literature and media was really enlightening, and I've tried to find time to explore the works of influential queer authors. Learning about the struggles and triumphs within the community, the spirit of resilience, and ideas around identity and acceptance. Then exploring the commonalities across different cultures and their approaches to gender and sexuality depending on their geographic location, but for the most part, there are a myriad of similarities.
Politics got a bit trickier for me because I come into that with knowledge of historical discrimination and watching the systems used to marginalize LGBTQ+ people globally, but getting introduced to key thinkers and activists confirmed some of my beliefs about the community's importance in society. Great authors and a vast set of influential works.
Even learning from influential figures in the community like James Baldwin, Marsha P. Johnson, Audre Lorde, and current activists broadened my understanding of what I believed to be queer history and literature. Because I was never a mainstream type of guy, diving into LGBTQ+ history definitely opened my perspective a lot on what’s going on. Relating my personal journey to the broader struggle and stories of my friends. That’s why I resonate with those who advocate for simply living our truths peacefully.
Long post, but we need to raise awareness and foster understanding ITT.
- Apr 26, 2024·1 replyBGFX· edited
Thank you bro my mf storage was finished 😭
- nephew 🦫Apr 26, 2024·1 reply
i wonder if my irl homie is itt