(Source: indelicatte, via carla-mf)
(Source: indelicatte, via carla-mf)
If we let our bodies and our things define who we are; how will I find you when we leave them? When we leave our bodies and our spoils will have been scattered, how will I find you? We are not our bodies and we are not our things, who we are goes much deeper than what our eyes can see.
You are valuable because you exist. Not because of what you do or what you have done, but simply because you are.
– Max Lucado (via amiablewit)
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(Source: purplebuddhaproject)
According to the Law of Conservation of Mass, matter can neither be created nor destroyed. This means that all atoms are recycled over time. Which in turn means that our own atoms are ancient as well. One’s skin could have carbon in it from a meteorite or from a trilobite thousands of years old, and your blood could contain hydrogen from earth’s original atmosphere.
(Source: rakugakids, via alpha-wolfe)
