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Jan 24, 2023

The image features a quote discussing the contrasting voices of fear and love, emphasizing the choices one faces in life. The mood is reflective and contemplative, encouraging introspection.
Text in image: “What does the voice of fear whisper to you? Fear speaks to you in logic and reason. It assumes the language of love itself. Fear says ‘I want to make you safe.’ Love says, ‘You are safe.’ Fear says, ‘Give me symbols. Give me frozen images. Give me something I can rely on.’ Loving truth says, ‘Only give me this moment.’ Fear would walk with you on a narrow path promising to take you where you want to go. Love says, ‘Open your arms and fly with me.’ Every moment of your life you are offered the opportunity to choose – love or fear, to tread the earth or to soar the heavens.” EMANUEL @babaramdass

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Jan 20, 2023

The photo shows a black dog resting its head on a person’s arm while sitting in an airplane. The mood appears calm and cozy, suggesting a comfortable journey together.

Jan 20, 2023

The photo shows a camel in a snowy setting, with a background of trees and buildings. The mood appears to be joyful as the camel experiences snow for the first time.
Text in image: Today was the first time Albert ever saw snow. He was so excited he ran to get the goats.

Jan 19, 2023

A person is standing in a setting that appears to be a studio or backstage area, wearing a colorful outfit and looking directly at the camera. The mood seems casual and engaging.
Text in image: What was your

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Jan 16, 2023

The image contains a quote attributed to Martin Luther King Jr. discussing the disparity in how government subsidies are perceived based on race and class. The mood is reflective and critical of social inequalities.
Text in image: “Whenever the government provides opportunities and privileges for white people and rich people they call it ‘subsidies.’ When they do it for Negro and poor people they call it ‘welfare.’ The fact is that everybody in this country lives on welfare. Suburbia was built with federally subsidized credit. And highways that take our white brothers out to the suburbs were built with federally subsidized money to the tune of ninety percent. Everybody is on welfare in this country. The problem is that we all too often have socialism for the rich and rugged free enterprise capitalism for the poor. That’s the problem.”–Martin Luther King Jr.

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Jan 13, 2023

The image features a circular red design with pointed rays extending outward, set against a light background with small patterns. Below the artwork, there is a text that reads, “You will change.”