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SOME HUMAN BEINGS ARE SO EVIL

You don’t have to be born beautiful to be wildly attractive. - Diana Vreeland Photo by Priscilla Rattazzi

If we are a metaphor of the universe, the human couple is the metaphor par excellence, the point of intersection of all forces and the seed of all forms. The couple is time recaptured, the return to the time before time. – Octavio Paz 📸 @stevemccurryofficial

12 Things People Regret the Most Before They Die: 1. I wish I had spent more time with the people I love. It's easy to let that time slip away, but once it's gone you can never get it back. 2. I wish I had worried less. Worry is just using your imagination to create the things you don't want. 3. I wish I had forgiven more. It takes a strong person to say "I'm sorry," and an even stronger person to forgive. Forgive and let go--free yourself from grudges and enjoy happiness instead of wasting it. 4. I wish I had stood up for myself. Never allow yourself to be bullied or silenced. No one is more important in this world than you are. 5. I wish I had lived my own life. Spend your time now working on the things you want to accomplish--or even try. Build a business, cultivate a great career, build a family, run a marathon. The greatest success lies in living your life in your own way. 6. I wish I had been more honest. If you don't own up to your own elemental truth, falsehood will ultimately end up owning you. Honesty is the clearest path. 7. I wish I had worked less. Working constantly for something you don't passionately care about adds nothing but stress to your life. And even if the passion is there, keep your workload in balance with the rest of your life. 8. I wish I had cared less about what other people think. Stop wasting your moments on other people's opinions. Ultimately they are just opinions from those who don't fully share your reality. 9. I wish I had lived up to my full potential. Live up to your own aspirations, not down to others' expectations. There is no passion to be found in settling for a life that is less than the one you are capable of living. 10. I wish I had faced my fears. Life is found in the distance between your deepest desire and your greatest fear. Remember, fear is only temporary, but regret lasts forever. 11. I wish I'd stopped chasing the wrong things. When you let the wrong things go, you can give the right things a chance to catch you. 12. I wish I'd lived more in the moment. Make a difference today. Make it a day worth remembering. - Lolly Daskal, Inc 📸 @jmjoydeepmukherjee0

A Liberatum moment in Cannes. LIBERATUM presented a special world premiere event of Jim Jarmusch's Only Lovers Left Alive at the Cannes Film Festival in 2013 with Academy Award winner Tilda Swinton in attendance among many others such as Sir John Hurt, Tom Hiddleston and Jarmusch. Co-hosted by Montblanc #liberatum 📸 @maximeballesteros

Over the last few years, the world has waited for a courageous, empathetic and bold leader. Someone who steps forward, takes risks, challenges archaic systems and rallies for peace. With this photo, and her actions over the past twelve months, I believe Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is such a leader. She is leading with love and courage by being an undeniable source of comfort for the Muslim community, New Zealand and the rest of the world. Within the last twenty four hours, she has chosen language based on inclusion, compassion and belonging. She has challenged world leaders that incite fear and called them out. She has chosen to wear the Hijab in a mark of respect. This photo is even more powerful given the fact that she is the youngest female head of government, a woman, a mother, a leader who is presenting herself in such a manner that the world has not seen in years. She is challenging the stereotype that women are incapable and too emotional to handle national emergencies. More so, she is challenging the bias towards young people in politics. Prime Minister Ardern is paving the way for a new style of courageous and moral leadership. I only hope that through her example, more will follow. Thank you for being a beacon of hope. - @caitlinfigueiredo

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