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Freedom Movement Tribe Medicine Woman,Natural Living,Essential Oil Educator,Wellness Advocate,Artist,Creator of Sacred Space

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07/04/2025

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I fell in love with Jim Morrison at the age of 14. At 49 I still adore him, maybe even more. As you grow in age and wisd...
05/16/2025

I fell in love with Jim Morrison at the age of 14. At 49 I still adore him, maybe even more. As you grow in age and wisdom you appreciate people, places, things on a very different level. I adore the artist, Jim Morrison, and appreciate his internal battle he endured. I love this little exerpt I found from a history page I follow.

“Jim Morrison’s relationship with material possessions stood in stark contrast to the typical American ideal. He never owned a home, rarely kept a car, and carried only a few essentials—his battered driver’s license, a credit card, and a key to the Doors’ office. Even at the height of his fame, Morrison chose cheap motels over luxury hotels, finding authenticity in their plainness. Generosity came naturally to him; he would often give away his money, books, or clothing, unconcerned with holding on to things most people prized.

His detachment from possessions was not just a philosophy but something he lived out in spontaneous ways. Photographer Frank Lisciandro once recalled a shopping trip where Morrison bought an entirely new outfit, including underwear, then left the store wearing it—discarding his old clothes on the spot. He told the clerk to burn them or give them away, uninterested in where they ended up. To those close to him, it was as if Morrison shed his identity along with his clothes, always ready to start fresh and unburdened.

This minimalist, anti-materialist lifestyle extended into Morrison’s everyday habits. He gravitated toward pool halls and dive bars, places where his fame meant little and he could enjoy the simplicity of anonymity. Rather than seeking out the spotlight or indulging in the comforts his wealth could buy, Morrison sought freedom—from expectations, from possessions, and even from himself. His life reflected a deep yearning for authenticity, showing that what he valued most couldn't be bought or owned.”

10/17/2024
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10/17/2024

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10/17/2024

So in love.💚💚💚

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09/17/2024

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08/01/2024

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I’ve seen this so many times in many different communities. It has happened to me in the past and is sad to see it happen to others. If people use you to get ahead, choose to love them anyway, send them off with a prayer, and stay away from them. Choose to Unfollow, unfriend, be still, and continue your beautiful journey unattached. Once you have fulfilled your purpose they will move on to next person that will be used to get further ahead. It’s an endless cycle of inauthentic behavior until their deeds catch back up to them. Never think for one moment that a behavior, deed, or energy goes unnoticed or unchecked. What you put out comes back to you in one way or another. Choose to Work on your inner beauty which will render any inauthentic or wretched energy from others ineffectual. When the tables have turned and the inauthentic individuals taste their own medicine, be mindful of your own response. Choose to not seek the satisfaction to witness justice. If you are seeking justice you know an individual is not ineffectual in your life. They have power over you. Choose not to give your power away. Everything is a choice.

Much Love
Bee Well
Bee Blessed
~Melissa🐝*•.•*💛

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