#AutumnVibes

#AutumnVibes

… basically miles and miles, and miles.

#TheBelievers

Mountainous Parts of the Northern Hemisphere.

#EveryoneBattlesTheirOwnWar

Sure everyone battles their own war and we all need to be kind to each other; as for the planet.

So while enjoying the sun with some friends on the terrasse, we were having, again, this little discussion about the crucial situation of wildfires in Canada. Because after all these years they are still present.

Since May 1st, a total of 6279 wildfires have been listed that have already devastated over 17 millions of hacres across Canada and yet, nothing's over because today they are 913 of them which are still active. So yes, climate….

Food for thought.

#HalloweenStuff

Mountainous Parts of the Northern Hemisphere.

#Gay&TransPeople

Yes… I follow many Gay and Trans People as many of them follow me too.

I know that many of you have noticed it and have stopped following me.

So for all the other concerned followers, if it's the way you see the World you better unfollow me right now because I will.

For the remaining ones, have a wonderful day folks.

#AncientWisdom

This video of a Raven, a symbol of Ancient Wisdom, feeding on roadkill carries a profound metaphorical significance. In Ancient Wisdom, Ravens often represented messengers and keepers of hidden knowledge. They were believed to possess insights into the mysterious and unseen aspects of life. Roadkill, on the other hand, symbolizes the unfortunate consequences of life's unpredictable twists.

When combined, this video illustrates a powerful lesson: Wisdom can emerge from the most unexpected and challenging circumstances. Just as the Raven, a creature associated with foresight, finds sustenance in the remains of tragedy, humans can extract valuable insights from their own setbacks and losses.

This symbol encourages us to look beyond the surface, to search for meaning in the most unlikely places. It reminds us that Wisdom is not exclusive to the privileged or the fortunate; it can arise from adversity. The Raven's act of dining on roadkill underscores the notion that, in the cycle of life, we can turn even the most difficult experiences into opportunities for growth and understanding.