Art: Kat Shaw Artist Kat Shaw Artist @katshawartist
“I call them: my sisters, goddesses and the moon. I tell them they glow more radiant with each passing spring and monsoon.
We have loved each other through the pain, through the forests of crueler hearts and refused to tear each other apart, even though we were all taught in subtle ways from an early age to hate one another.
We defy it by naming each other holy. Defend one another with a primal fury. Tell ourselves, our daughters and our mothers, together, we will write better stories to tell. Oceans to love. Skies to fly.”
This art is about the freedom to unleash your true voice.
Culturally and by many things that have happened in our own lives, we can be hurt, afraid, and lock away our voice.
Truth is like an unquenchable flame, and the voice of truth burns you and the egos of those who hear it. It takes great courage to speak the truth to ourselves and to those around us.
We defend ourselves in order to live. We work very hard to build a defensive wall in our own hearts to do so. But the voice of truth breaks it down. That is why we are afraid.
But we are not alone, we are connected, and we help each other, even if not visibly.
We invite you into the great circle so that your voice of truth can be born again in distinction. We are free in every moment. This is an undeniable truth.
You have power.
Your heart can break all chains and fly in this moment.
The earth loves you and the universe is all for you.
Unleash the voice of your truth. It can be a word, a shout, a song, anything.
Unleash the birds of truth that have been locked up inside you into the universe.
It is scary at first. But once you open the door of your heart, you will be filled with true joy.
You will love yourself. You will regain your strength and awaken🕊️🌏✨
In the middle of the city’s hustle and bustle, where people walk past each other without noticing, a man stands out not for what he says, but for what he represents. He has no home, no wealth, and no certainty about what tomorrow will bring, but he possesses something far more valuable than all that: the unconditional love of his dogs. He lives on the streets, facing the unforgiving cold in winter and the scorching heat in summer. Despite the hardships, he never complains. He asks for nothing for himself, only for them. These dogs are his family, his reason to keep going.
Every morning, before the city awakens, he rises and gently strokes the backs of his companions who sleep by his side, trying to share the little warmth he has. He carefully adjusts the makeshift blankets he’s created from scraps of fabric, making sure they are comfortable and protected. While he endures hunger and loneliness, his only concern is ensuring his friends don’t feel the same abandonment. He shares with them every crumb he receives, sacrificing his own food so they won’t go hungry.
Some passersby look at him with curiosity, others with disdain. “If he can’t take care of himself, how can he take care of these dogs?” they wonder. But they don’t see what he does when no one is watching: how he checks their paws to make sure they’re not hurt, how he covers them with his body when it rains, how he speaks gently to them when they’re scared. To him, these dogs are not a burden, but his reason for being. Each wag of their tails is a silent thank you, each loving gaze a promise they’ll never abandon him.
So, night after night, he keeps going, no matter the cold or the obstacles. Because to him, these dogs are not just animals, they are proof that true love cannot be bought, but is given unconditionally, with the soul, expecting nothing in return.
Now’s the time for all good men To get together with one another We got to iron out our problems And iron out our quarrels And try to live as brothers
And try to find peace within Without stepping on one another And do respect the women of the world Remember, you all had mothers
We got to make this land a better land Than the world in which we live And we got to help each man be a better man With the kindness that we give
I know we can make it I know darn well, we can work it out Oh, yes, we can, I know we can, can Yes, we can, can, why can’t we? If we wanna, yes, we can, can
I know we can make it work I know that we can make it if we try Oh, yes, we can, I know we can, can Yes, we can great-gosh almighty Oh, yes, we can, I know we can, can
And we gotta take care of all the children The little children of the world ‘Cause they’re our strongest hope for the future The little bitty boys and girls
We got to make this land a better land Than the world in which we live And we gotta help each man be a better man With the kindness that we give
I know we can make it I know, darn well we can work it out Oh, yes, we can, I know we can, can Yes, we can, can, why can’t we? If we wanna, yes, we can, can
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His lawyers had requested special access to him despite him being on suicide watch. Both Jewish lawyers He dies. Quickly gets his body guarded for a proper Jewish burial.
Lawyers
Death
Based prison Chaplain finding it all very interesting lol. He must have noticed.
I didn’t realize this famous pedophile and defiler of purity was Jewish.
It could be one reason for these mental illnesses. Cannibalism … in the beginning of my spiritual battle, an angel pleaded with me not to eat the meat.