Ik ben Leny, en gebruik soms ook wel de schuilnaam Bosheks.
Ik ben een vrouw en woon in Planeet Aarde (Nederland) en mijn beroep is Medisch Entomoloog, Imker, Wiccan en Lichtwerker .
Ik ben geboren op 22/05/0000 en ben nu dus 2023 jaar jong.
Mijn hobby's zijn: Flora Fauna Muziek Wetenschap.
Meer dan een halve eeuw heb ik een dierenopvang ( Stichting/TAO Foundation) https://taofoundation.international/nl/ voor dieren die niemand meer wil hebben. Werk als ARA(Animal Rights Advocate) voor de dieren die geen stem hebben.Dieren/Cyber activist.
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To see a world in a grain of sand And a Heaven in a wild flower, Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand And Eternity in an hour.
~be who you are and say what you feel because those that matter... don't mind... and those that mind... don't matter..
Nice to see you here.㋡
I am a Wild Earthling.
I do not identify with illusory (and illegitimate) nation-state constructs nor do I require such constructs to verify and validate the legitimacy of my existence.
An infiltrator and subverter of institutions of indoctrination,an anti-authoritarian and an insurgent anarchist, and gravitate towards insurrectionist and anti-civilization tendencies. It's just a matter of whose.
Anti New World Order! "for our children, and our children's children"
I am a seeker, searching for truth, special behind the lies that the Goverments try to tell us.
Do not believe everything, discover your own truth!!
And please do not alowed that they take advantage of you.
Open your eyes!
Take care my friends Stay Wild & Free.. !
Tree Teardrop
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Dropbox
Druk op onderstaande knop om je bestand naar mij te verzenden.
Childhood is within me, It stalks me everywhere I go.
It makes me want to head back, To turn around, and go home.
Mijn Kinderziel
Kind zijn is verwondering
Om dagelijkse dingen
Kind zijn is verdriet hebben
En even goed nog zingen
Kind zijn is de waarheid spreken
Net als dronken mensen
Kind zijn is verwachtingsvol wachten
Op het uitkomen van wensen
Kind zijn is veel dromen
En die dromen ook werkelijk beleven
Kind zijn is een snel gevulde hand
En die dan al delend weg geven
Kind zijn is groeien en bloeien..
Koop je artikelen in mijn winkeltje,
dan support je de dieren.
De totale opbrengst
gaat naar de opvang !
https://taofoundation.international/
Bosheks
Liefde en Respect voor Alles wat Leeft ! SAFE THE PLANET !
03-02-2021
A homeless teen meets a deaf-blind man at a bus stop who changes his life forever.
A homeless teen meets a deaf-blind man at a bus stop who changes his life forever.
Feeling Through is used with permission from Doug Roland. Learn more at http://omele.to/2XUiCG5 and http://omele.to/3iraJBz. THE BEST OF OMELETO » Celebrities on Omeleto: http://omele.to/celebrities » Best of Omeleto: http://omele.to/best » Millions on Omeleto: http://omele.to/millions OMELETO ON SOCIAL Instagram: http://instagram.com/omeletocom Twitter: http://twitter.com/omeletocom Facebook: http://facebook.com/omeletocom Reddit: http://reddit.com/r/omeleto Tereek -- a young man trying hard not to reveal his lack of a home -- is desperately looking for a bed for the night, texting friends in hopes that he can crash with them. But just when something comes through, he finds himself helping out Artie, a deaf-blind man waiting for a bus home. The encounter is anything but straightforward, not only due to their differences in abilities but also their different temperaments and ages. But as Tereek helps Artie navigate a ride home, he learns to see the world through another perspective beyond his own -- and broadening his horizons in the process. Writer-director Doug Roland's Oscar-longlisted short drama -- executive produced by Marlee Matlin and in partnership with Helen Keller Services -- is a deceptively simple narrative that takes place over one evening between two characters. But this chance encounter -- captured with visual storytelling that's both natural, unforced and still deftly crafted -- uncovers riches of empathy, along with a profound revelation about how people can offer fellowship, help and care to one another, even in the simplest of ways. With its themes of connection and empathy, the writing is economical and precise, laying down the story and character beats with pacing and care that keeps the audience interest moving forward while allowing key moments to breathe. The power of this kind of humanistic drama rests on the excellent performances that audiences can relate to, and the film succeeds admirably in this department. Robert Tarango -- the first deaf-blind actor to perform in a film -- plays Artie with plenty of warmth, intelligence and humor to draw in Tereek. His character is not just about the difficulty of his difference, though. His deafness and blindness enable a certain way of being in the world, one where he must trust in the world, accepts obstacles and opportunities with equanimity and enjoys the everyday pleasures and people that life gives him. Tereek in turn learns these lessons as well, as he helps Artie with the task of getting to the right bus. Tereek's circumstances are established upfront in subtle but unmistakable ways: he has no home, and he's trying to hide this. As a result, he's guarded and rootless, and while he can joke around with friends, he's not truly carefree, since he's weighed down by anxiety about where he's going to sleep at night. Telling details capture this inner tension: he wolfs down his food while his friends leisurely nibble at it, for example. Actor Steven Prescod's subtle yet precise performance captures Tereek's arc as a young man unmoored, looking out for himself because he has to. And that might cost him his humanity, especially when he snarls at a homeless man visibly less well-off than himself. But as he helps Artie move through the world, he takes on Artie's perspective and becomes his "brother's keeper," opening him up in both feeling and sensibility at a juncture in life where he may close himself off permanently. Openhearted and authentic, "Feeling Through" was inspired by the director's encounter with a deaf-blind man, which likely inspires the deep sense of tribute and affection that imbues the storytelling with its warmth and sympathy. In a world and time in history more isolated than ever, this heartfelt short has an unexpected resonance, reminding us of a simple yet profound truth that we sometimes are in danger of forgetting. We are here to help and hear one another, to feel more and see beyond ourselves. In doing so, we enlarge the scope of our lives, widen our horizons and expand our hearts. ABOUT OMELETO Omeleto is the home of the world's best short films. We showcase critically-acclaimed filmmakers from the Oscars, Sundance, Cannes and more! Subscribe now: http://sub2.omele.to
E is for the comfort, You give to me E is for the peace, I feel inside E is for the good times That go against the bad times E is for the world you gave us And left us here behind
They say Tell me what's so wrong with E That's what I hear them say Tell me what's so wrong with E That's what I hear them say Let's talk about it
E is for the reason To live through urban grey E is for the warm glow, That takes the fear away
Show us what is better Why don't you stand inside these shoes Oh live with me each Monday... Let's see what you would do...
Which world do you live in? Which world did you choose? Hiding the tears, that's all No win No lose
They say Tell me what's so wrong with E That's what I hear them say Tell me what's so wrong with E That's what I hear them say Let's talk about it