Celebrating the start of Tuvalu Language Week with Dr Shane Reti, Minister for Pacific Peoples 🌺 | Ministry for Pacific Peoples

If you're an empath, you don't just notice other people's energy—you feel it, like it's knocking around in your own chest. Emotions, moods, even physical sensations can land on you the way a song lands in your bones. A room full of people can feel like a crowded subway; one tense person can make your stomach flip; someone's joy can lift you like a sunrise. That doesn't mean you're broken or weak. It means your wiring is tuned to connection. You pick up micro-signals—body language, tone, subtle s

6.9K views · 265 reactions | Today (and every day), we honor the...

1.6K views · 175 reactions | The Yup'ik and Cup'ik Story Knife, traditionally used to carry on stories, family patterns, show land markers. It can be made of bone,ivory or drift wood. Marge Nakak describes her story knife. #ANHC #culturaltourism | Alaska Native Heritage Center | Facebook

1.6K views · 155 reactions | These Yup'ik bowls are made from driftwood and roots. They were made in the 1800s or early 1900s for feasting. Gatherings and feasts could signify cultural rights of passage, memorial services, marriage unions, or other Ceremonial purposes. #alaskanative #anhc #culturalheritage | Alaska Native Heritage Center | Facebook