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Celebrate Dust on the floor, Better be ignored Open the door. Step light, step slow, Yellow glow. Listen full song 👉https://youtu.be/CtCiBAOUPUI?si=zXMwwxhGBbd6xtgU

A Venusian Soul- Watched Venus linger beside the Moon, As though sharin'.... & ah secret too sacred for words! Stars Gathered quietly, not to oushine Just to Witness- Celestial balance unfoldin'...

No grand spectacle, no demand for attention; only the gentle certainty of two lights finding harmony.

And on the 14th of September,

The heavens seemed softer, the night a little wiser, as if the universe itself had paused for a moment to celebrate a union written in the sky. ~n🧚🩵✨

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You can’t skip the messy part The messy part is where you grow 🤗 @ThinkPositiveWords 🤗

paint the world. stand unapologetically in your own skin and let your fire burn loud. wring out your blood, sweat, and tears until the mark you leave is impossible to wash away. chase everything you ever dreamed of and more, running at it like a madman completely consumed by the pursuit. smash your true self into every single day until you leave absolutely zero doubt. live relentless. 🤗 @ThinkPositiveWords 🤗

We must never stop believing that beautiful things can happen Even in times of chaos. 🤗 @ThinkPositiveWords 🤗

🌼🇪🇹 HAPPY ETHIOPIAN NEW YEAR — ENKUTATASH! 🇪🇹🌼 Today, Ethiopia welcomes 2019 E.C. — a new year filled with hope, joy, and new beginnings. ✨ One of the unique things about the Ethiopian calendar is that it has 13 months: 12 months of 30 days each, plus a special 13th month called Pagume (ጳጉሜን). Pagume has 5 days in a normal year and 6 days every four years. It is often described as a short month that brings the Ethiopian year to its close before the new year begins. 🌿 Then comes Enkutatash, the Ethiopian New Year, celebrated on September 11 (or September 12 in a leap year). It also marks the beginning of the beautiful season when the countryside is filled with yellow Meskel flowers. 🌼 Families and friends come together, children sing traditional songs, people visit loved ones, and homes are filled with food, coffee, laughter, and blessings. ☕❤️ For Ethiopians, Enkutatash is more than just a change of the calendar. It represents a fresh beginning — a time to leave the past behind, welcome new possibilities, and share happiness with others. 🌻 From Ethiopia to the world: MELKAM ADDIS AMET! 🇪🇹✨ May this new year bring peace, love, prosperity, health, and beautiful new beginnings to everyone around the world. 🌍💛

Peace is always beautiful 🌳 🤗 @ThinkPositivePower 🤗

Good morning 🌳 🌎🌿 Mother Nature 🌿❤️

Stop delaying joy until life looks a certain way. You're allowed to be happy while you're still figuring it out. 🤗 @ThinkPositiveWords 🤗