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What the Pandemic Has Taught Me About Myself: Reflecting on the Past Year

March 6, 2021

Living / Musings

Turning Thanksgiving Day into a Year of ‘thanksgiving’ To Be Practiced Globally

November 25, 2020

Musings / Reads

Shattering the Idealistic Image of Editing for the Sake of Acceptance

October 12, 2020

Meditations / Musings

The Third Meditation: Welcome the Shifts

October 9, 2020

Living / Musings

Things I Wish I Knew About Love From the Beginning

September 28, 2020

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Living / Meditations / Musings

What If Sisyphus Stopped?

September 4, 2020

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How the Belief that “Everything Happens for a Reason” Can Breed Masked Insensitivity

September 2, 2020

Living / Musings

Dwell Here

August 25, 2020

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Keeping Cultured / Musings

Anti-Portrait

August 12, 2020

letter to self

Letter to Self

July 29, 2020

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a snippet from my latest post “the art of patien

a snippet from my latest post “the art of patience”, link in bio <3

we’re all just learning. be kind to yourself and give yourself time. and don’t forget to extend that same kindness to others when you get where you’re going.

Today is Equal Pay Day. Asian women make 87¢ fo

Today is Equal Pay Day.

Asian women make 87¢ for every $1 men make in the US.
White women make 79¢ for every $1 men make in the US.
Black women make 63¢ for every $1 men make in the US.
NHOPI women make 61¢ for every $1 men make in the US.
AI/AN women make 57¢ for every $1 men make in the US.
Latina women make 55¢ for every $1 men make in the US.

Demand equal pay for equal work. Find out how at the link in our bio. #equalpayday #equalpayforequalwork

Currently reading So You Wanna Talk About Race by

Currently reading So You Wanna Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo, and I am absorbing and learning so much from her on topics that I naively thought I had a clear understanding of. Her chapter on privilege was humbling, eye-opening, and filled with truth. I think pure truth and goodness have a certain quality to them—a quality that you can easily discern, even (and often especially) if it makes you uncomfortable. Her reminder to “check your privilege” made me realize how much I have had handed to me. Even in the accomplishments I am most proud of, there are undeniable advantages that have been unfairly given to me for no reason other than that the systems in which I live have been built to benefit people with characteristics similar to mine. This includes race, financial stability, physical appearance, location, mental and physical ability, family dynamics, education and the list goes on. By being aware of our privilege, we can use the platform it gives us to question and dismantle the systems that perpetuate it. The pursuit of social justice requires that we stop coasting along blissfully unaware of the ways in which we have an unfair advantage. Let’s do our best to level the playing field, because the world isn’t as fair as the illusions we lean on for comfort.

[Image Description: quote from Ijeoma Oluo’s book So You Want To Talk About Race on lightbulb background reading: “The possibilities of where you can leverage your privilege to make real, measurable change toward a better world are endless.”]

Daily reminder to be kind to yourself along the wa

Daily reminder to be kind to yourself along the way. It’s a marathon, not a sprint. 💕✨

It’s been about a year since the pandemic starte

It’s been about a year since the pandemic started to truly alter my life, and as we all know, this past year has been exceptionally difficult. Above is an excerpt from my newest blog post: “What the Pandemic Has Taught Me About Myself: Reflecting on the Past Year.” Link in bio talks about more lessons that were hard learned over the past year.

We have an exciting announcement! 📢 In May, C

We have an exciting announcement! 📢

In May, Concept Aspire will be celebrating one year since its inception! In honor of hitting the one year mark, we will be releasing a PRINT PUBLICATION with the help of various collaborators. The magazine will have thought provoking articles (like “Cultivating Open-Mindedness”) as well as pieces of poetry, excerpts of fiction, and perhaps some visual art contributions!

If this sounds like something you’d like to be involved in, let us know! It’s not too late to inquire about having your work published.

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feeling vivid todayyy 💜🦄🧞🔮 how about y

feeling vivid todayyy 💜🦄🧞🔮 how about you?

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I look after a couple of young boys three times a

I look after a couple of young boys three times a week. Usually we spend about an hour in the garden. They mortar bricks with mud and small spades, and fill small dump trucks with more dirt for their constructions. Sometimes we bring bubbles. And they disappear as soon as they came into existence, popping so quickly that we have no choice but to forget to remember them and go merrily on our own way. 💨

good morning sleeping world ☕️

good morning sleeping world ☕️

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