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Is so true, tomorrow is going to be better than today. There is always something and days better.

We pretended to forget but sometimes is hard to actually forget, it takes time to do so. Forget is a hard word. Who can actually forget something that made us who we are. A situation is what makes us grow up and understand the beauty of life or just not realize that there is something better. 

(Source: lover-of-sadness)

Padre, Madre, Niño como Uno, Yo, …… (tu nombre) por medio de esta plegaria, pido que utilices de acuerdo a tu sabiduría, la energía que ahora invoco, para ayudar a todos nuestros hermanos que se encuentran sufriendo por los cambios en la Tierra.Me hago responsable de la energía negativa que daña a nuestros hermanos y te pido, humildemente, que elimines todas aquellas memorias que compartimos, todas las memorias dolorosas que estuvieron involucradas en nuestras vidas y que provocaron tanto dolor.Padre, Madre, Niño como Uno en mí, limpia, purifica, libera, corta, transmuta, quema en tu fuego sagrado todas aquellas energías imperfectas que han causado dolor. Toma toda esta energía negativa y transfórmala en pura Luz.Te amo, lo siento, por favor perdóname, Gracias.Perdón por lo que hay en mí que ha creado esa situación de dolor.Perdón por lo que hay en mí que ha creado esos problemas en tantas familias…Te amo, lo siento, por favor perdóname, Gracias.Te Amo Madre Tierra.Te Amo Humanidad.Te Amo Hermano.Gracias Madre Tierra, por la oportunidad de limpiar todo aquello que nos duele.Gracias Hermano, porque juntos tomamos conciencia, y aprendemos que somos Uno.Gracias, gracias, gracias, gracias.

Hay que reconocer nuestros errores y mejorar como persona todo los dias. Todo lo negativo perjudica a otros. Nuestro dolor es lo que hace que dane a las personas que amamos. Si todos pudieramos eliminar lo doloros a lo mejor todo podia mejorar. Yo se que duele olvidar lo pasado porque nos a perjudicado mucho y nos a echo cambiar por culpa del dolor. Pero, cuando nos liberamos de este dolor todo mejora para bien y nos libera de la pena. Hay que pedir perdon para pasar la hoja y escribir un mejor capitulo con mas brillo y paz. A lo mejor no puedan entender lo sucedido pero por algo pasan las cosa para apender, y reconocer que es mejor para ti. Dios nos pone obstaculos para aprender y saber que camino escojer, y asi el sabe si as aprendido la leccion o tienes que segir pasando por obstabulos para que puedas aprender la leccion. Siempre nos preguntamos porque, en vez de decir gracias por las ensenansas y la sabiduaria que esto me esta dejando. Podria ser aprendamos de lo que esta pasando hoy, manana o despues, pero va a llegar el dia que por fin vamos a reconoser que por algo dios nos da la vida, los obstaculos, y las ensenansa. Hay que reconoser los errores y mejorar cada dia. No es facil pero se puede. Me a tomado mucho tiempo reconocer lo malo y lo bueno de las caidas que me han tocado tomar, pero al final de cuentas me an ensenado que Dios lo a echo para que yo aprenda y crecer como persona y mejorar cada dia mas. Lo que hacemos y nos hacen es los que nos hace cambiar para bien o para mal. Lo unico es saber escojer el camino. Aunque todo cae donde debe ser. Siempre encontramos a alguien a quien culpar, pero hay que ver que hicimos para merecer lo que esta pasando; a caso yo hice algo mal que que hizo que esto sucediera, por alguna razon sucedio. Lo unico es saber analizar la situation y en que hay que mejorar para crecer como persona y madurar. Aprender de los sucedido y pasar la hoja aunque nos tome muchos anos para pasarla.  

Dios sabe porque hace las cosa. Dios nos trata de guiar para un mejor camino, tu eres quien tiene la decision de tomar el camino facil o el de luchar y aprender. Es nuestra decision, el so lo nos trata de ayudar, pero somos nosotros quienes no comprendemos.

Aprender, Luchar, Perdonar, Pedir Perdon, Decisiones, y Comprender. Se dice facil pero toma tiempo es so lo tu quien decide si puedes o no.

rainydaychatter:

Hahaha

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The World Celebrates Carnival

Instagrammers around the world are sharing scenes from this week’s Carnival festivities. In cities across Brazil, samba schools spend the four days leading up to Ash Wednesday competing in parades that can last for hours. In Trinidad and Tobago, Carnival’s extravagant street parades, calypso music, and limbo competitions make it the country’s biggest event of the year; it’s said that if the islanders are not celebrating Carnival, then they are preparing for it! In Venice, masked baroque revelers march through historic streets and dance at the Gran Ballo delle Maschere.

To see Carnival celebrations from around the globe, check out the photos Instagrammers are sharing at these location pages:

• Sambódromo, Rio de Janeiro
• Piazza San Marco, Venice
• Korzo, Rijeka, Croatia
• Queen’s Park Savannah, Trinidad and Tobago

(Source: depths-in-me)

robotindisguise:

Red iceberg causes a stir in Greenland

An artist with 780 gallons of red paint, three fire hoses and a 20-member crew at his disposal went to Greenland in search of a blank canvas large enough to accommodate his creative impulse.

The result is a blood-red iceberg now sitting off the country’s western coast.

Taco Cid the great Mexican eatery is selling this shirt that I feel is disrespectful for our Hispanic and Latino community, my community. They are saying that they can catch illegals like if they are animals. I find it disrespectful. The owner is a white man who is selling tacos, is he trying to be Mexican but at the same time catch us. If this man sales tacos and the people who probably buys at his business might be Hispanics and Latins, yet he is saying that by having some tacos under this box, illegals can be catch, the message is that every illegal not just Mexicans can be catch by this stunt. Later, he might have ICE be at his place just waiting for anyone who looks like the racial description of an illegal to deport them. 

We have passed the time to be discriminatory, we are in the 21st Century. We have to understand that we need one another. God loves everyone the same way no matter what ethnicity you are. 

Everyone have their thoughts, I am just writing what I think, is up to every person to decide what they think about the shirt and the message the business is sending to the society.

This is what they have in their website to justify the shirt:

We are still amazed as to how people are reacting to our t-shirts “how to catch an ILLEGAL immigrant”.

We serve every individual with the same quality of service, and respect in a friendly and welcoming manner.

Our food is prepared fresh daily and served in the SAME QUALITY and QUANTITY, regardless of your gender, race, religion or political views. We are an equal opportunity employer and will hire anyone who meets our needs and is a legal citizen or legal immigrant. All hirees are submitted for verification of citizenship or legal residency. We do not hire, nor condone the hiring of illegal immigrants, as per South Carolina state law.

As tax paying Americans, we believe ILLEGAL immigrants are burdening the system we support and live under, thereby, causing us to work harder and pay higher taxes to support the illegal activities which our government has turned a blind eye towards. South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, is heading up immigration reform.

The driving force behind reform is the estimated trillions in revenue to be collected from the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants in the U.S. At the same time, we support the immigration reform so that everyone will pay their fair share in taxes and be protected equally by the U.S. Constitution and state laws.

If you agree with our view on American Equality in citizenship, legalization and tax fairness, then show your support and come join us for lunch or dinner. If you do not agree, we understand.

Regardless of your views, if you patron our establishment, we look forward to serving you!

We are open Monday through Saturday and closed Sundays (observing a day of worship and a day of rest)

http://www.tacocid.com/

barackobama:

So—you guys.

You know, I try to picture myself when I was your age. And I first moved to Chicago at the age of 25, and I had this vague inkling about making a difference. I didn’t really know how to do it. I didn’t have a structure. And there wasn’t a presidential campaign at the time that I could attach myself to—Ronald Reagan had just been re-elected and was incredibly popular.

And so I came to Chicago knowing that somehow I wanted to make sure that my life attached itself to helping kids get a great education. Or helping people living in poverty to get decent jobs and be able to work and have dignity. To make sure that people didn’t have to go to the emergency room to get health care.

And I ended up being a community organizer out on the south side of Chicago—a group of churches were willing to hire me. And I didn’t know at all what I was doing.

And the work that I did in those communities changed me much more than I changed the communities, because it taught me the hopes and aspirations and the grit and resilience of ordinary people. And it taught me the fact that under the surface differences we all have common hopes and we all have common dreams. And it taught me something about how I handle disappointment and what it meant to work hard on a common endeavor. And I grew up—I became a man during that process.

And so when I come here and I look at all of you, what comes to mind is it’s not that you guys actually remind me of myself. It’s the fact that you are so much better than I was, in so many ways. You’re smarter, you’re better organized, and you’re more effective. And so I’m absolutely confident that all of you are going to do just amazing things in your lives.

And you know, what Bobby Kennedy called the ripples of hope that come out when you throw a stone in a lake—that’s going to be you. I’m just looking around the room and I’m thinking wherever you guys end up, in whatever states, in whatever capacities—whether you’re in the private sector or the non for profit or some of you decide to go into public service—you’re just going to do great things.

And that’s why even before last night’s results, I felt that the work that I had done in running for office had come full circle. Because what you guys have done means that the work that I’m doing is important. I’m really proud of that. I’m really proud of all of you.

And what you guys accomplished will go down in the annals of history, and people will read about it and they’ll marvel about it, but the most important thing you need to know is that your journey is just beginning.

You’re just starting. And whatever good we do over the next four years will pale in comparison to what you guys end up accomplishing for years and years to come. And that’s been my source of hope.

That’s why over the last four years when people ask me about how you put up with this or that, the frustrations of Washington—I just think about you. I think about what you guys are gonna do. And that’s the source of my hope. That’s the source of my strength and my inspiration.

And I know that you guys won’t disappoint me because I’ve already seen who you guys are.

And you all are just remarkable people, and you’ve lifted me up each and every step of the way.

All right? Thank you guys.

—President Obama speaking to volunteers and staff, November 7, 2012

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