nachtelijk:

Harald Haugan
vanishingpresence:

Balinese statue - Ubud Bali, Indonesia 2008

vanishingpresence:

Balinese statue - Ubud Bali, Indonesia 2008

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bluepueblo:

Tree Portal, Glendalough, Ireland
photo via fairytale

bluepueblo:

Tree Portal, Glendalough, Ireland

photo via fairytale

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pythons:

Andrew Luyten
eas-e:

paradise

eas-e:

paradise

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Reblogging this because…it’s mine and someone took the credit.  The photographer in me is pretty irritated when people do that, regardless of whether this was for a paid job or not, although it is flattering that someone liked it that much.  I guess that’s why it bothers me all the more that what they posted has over 1200 notes. 

Reblogging this because…it’s mine and someone took the credit.  The photographer in me is pretty irritated when people do that, regardless of whether this was for a paid job or not, although it is flattering that someone liked it that much.  I guess that’s why it bothers me all the more that what they posted has over 1200 notes. 

(Source: throne-of-flowers, via earthmagick)

pythons:

Casey Yee

Second Hand Item, Second Hand Energy

darkmoontarot:

Cleansing Antiques or Used Items Before Bringing Into Your Home

Hunting for a good deal or rare find at vintage shops, antique shops, pawnshops, consignment shops, or even yard sales is addicting and helps our planet.  However, it is imperative you ‘cleanse’ the item before bringing it into your home.  I am not talking about taking a feathered duster and some pledge to it here; I am talking about cleansing the energy attached to your new find.

Often we are so caught up in the excitement of a great deal or a rare find, we seldom think about the energy that we are carrying home with it.   Along with that item you purchased at the Estate sale, you might just be bringing home the energy of the deceased owner! 

Unfortunate circumstances or grief that forced someone to trade an item at the pawnshop could transpose the same unexplainable feelings to the new wearer.  A divorce that led to a yard sale of gifts received at the wedding, a foreclosed home, or repossessed vehicle can also carry the energetic memory associated with the loss of the items.


HOW TO CLEANSE FURNITURE or LARGE ITEMS

1.   CLEAN: using an environmentally friendly and appropriate cleaner for your item, begin to clean your item and focus on the energy surrounding it.  Is it black, grey, green, yellow?  Whatever the color might be, visualize a white light swirling around your item as you clean, cleaning it physically and energetically

2.   SAGE: starting at the base of the item, continuing upwards and around the entire item.  If it has draws, pull them out and allow the smoke to waft into every crack and crevice

3.  SALT:  a most excellent choice that can be placed inside or around, depending on your item.  

4. MOONLIGHT:  I like to keep my item outside on my porch for one full night to cleanse under the luna energy.  However,  weather or location can interfere with this method.  

Use one, a combination, or all of these methods above to cleanse your item.  If possible, it’s best to do all four.


HOW TO CLEANSE JEWELRY

1.   SALT: place item in a crystal or glass bowl/glass, place outside or on a windowsill, and allow the energy of the moon & sun to radiate through it for 7 days

2.   WATER:  place your jewelry under running water, preferably spring water.  Often, I will go to the ocean or stream with my items placed in a mesh bag.  Allowing the water to carry away any incorrect energy.  *Depending on the metal in your jewelry, salt water might not be the best option

3.   EARTH:  place in a container and bury and allow the Earth to transform the energy during a waning moon phase.


CLEANSING HERBS

  • ·      Basil
  • ·      Thyme
  • ·      Lavender
  • ·      Rosemary

Place into a mojo bag and keep inside the object or drink as a tea, it’s delicious!


CLEANSING CRYSTALS

  • ·      Selenite
  • ·      Black Tourmaline
  • ·      Blue Kyanite
  • ·      Smokey Quartz

Place on the item or around the item.  I always keep a piece of Black Tourmaline in the North, Selenite in the East, Smokey Quartz in the South, and Blue Kyanite in the West of a room to keep the energy fresh.


I CLEANSED MY ITEM, BUT THE ENERGY STILL FEELS WEIRD

Sometimes there are items that cannot be cleansed. Whether it’s a necklace that causes anxiety each time you wear it, arguments that began between significant others or roommates since an item has been brought into the home, or a ring someone gave you that feels like it burns each time you put it on. 

If you’ve tried to cleanse an item and it still feels weird, it should be returned to the Earth permanently.  If you’re experiencing incorrect energy from an item, do not give it to someone else.  Bury it. Burn it. Bind it. 

By no means should purchasing second hand items be discouraged; it should be encouraged!  Cleanse. Cleanse. Cleanse! 

Kris @ Dark Moon Tarot 


* Picture taken of some of my recent finds this weekend at an Estate sale.  I have a passion for antiques.  The quality of craftsmanship never ceases to amaze me, especially when everything we purchase today is disposable.  However, as I watched the auctioneer disperse possessions that took someone’s lifetime to collect, I couldn’t help but think of the series of events led to the sale.  ~Kris

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terribletoaster:

bad-mojo:

fuckyeahhardfemme:

Loki Laufeyson is best known as the God of Mischief, but he is much more. He is one of the three Gods who gifted humankind with life. He is the God of the Hearthfire, a place more commonly held by Goddesses in other pantheons. He is the mother of Sleipnir, Odin’s eight-legged stead. Some of His other children include Fenrir, the World-Eating Wolf; Jörmungandr, the Midgard-Serpent; and Hel, the Giantess-Goddess of the Underworld. Most interesting and least known, however, is that Loki is the patron God of Ergi, or, Unmanly Behavior. Ergi includes a wide array of attributes and activities, from cross-dressing to receiving anal penetration. Also of interest, argr, the adjectival form of ergi, also translates in modern usage as angry or annoyed. In conclusion, Loki is (one of) the patron God(s/esses) of Hard Femme.
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Reblogging mostly for the artwork. This is really close to how I imagine Loki, especially with the androgynous features and small breasts and I can relate to the whole ergi-thing more than I should I suppose.

Oh wow that’s really awesome, I’ve never heard that before I’m gonna want to do more research into it. Anyone have any sources?
Because if this is all true the it’s official, Loki is and always will be my favorite God.

A nice follow up to the last post. 

terribletoaster:

bad-mojo:

fuckyeahhardfemme:

Loki Laufeyson is best known as the God of Mischief, but he is much more. He is one of the three Gods who gifted humankind with life. He is the God of the Hearthfire, a place more commonly held by Goddesses in other pantheons. He is the mother of Sleipnir, Odin’s eight-legged stead. Some of His other children include Fenrir, the World-Eating Wolf; Jörmungandr, the Midgard-Serpent; and Hel, the Giantess-Goddess of the Underworld. Most interesting and least known, however, is that Loki is the patron God of Ergi, or, Unmanly Behavior. Ergi includes a wide array of attributes and activities, from cross-dressing to receiving anal penetration. Also of interest, argr, the adjectival form of ergi, also translates in modern usage as angry or annoyed. In conclusion, Loki is (one of) the patron God(s/esses) of Hard Femme.

(submitted by detectivepunchymchitsthings)

Reblogging mostly for the artwork. This is really close to how I imagine Loki, especially with the androgynous features and small breasts and I can relate to the whole ergi-thing more than I should I suppose.

Oh wow that’s really awesome, I’ve never heard that before I’m gonna want to do more research into it. Anyone have any sources?

Because if this is all true the it’s official, Loki is and always will be my favorite God.

A nice follow up to the last post. 

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Whenever I complain about Marvel’s misrepresentation of my Scandinavian heritage

selchieproductions:

Me: Thor was ginger you know, it’s well-documented in Snorri’s Edda.

My friends: But he’s hotter like this.

Me: Thor was not the brother of Loki, Loki was a giant and the foster brother of Odinn.

My friends: But he’s hotter like this. 

Me: Vikings didn’t have wings on their helmets, it’s a stupid American impractical addition to a helmet which rather than making it better, makes it worse.

My friends: But he’s hotter like this. 

Me: Thor was not American.

My friends: But he’s hotter like this. 

Me: Thor -

My friends: But he’s hotter like this. 

Me: But …

My friends: BUT HE’S HOTTER LIKE THIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS.  

 know my friends get all kinda of annoyed when I start rambling about the inaccuracies with things like this but I just can’t help myself…

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thewitchescauldron:

Flidais
she is the Celtic (Irish) Goddess of the Woodlands and wild things. Her name itself means “doe, and she rides a chariot drawn by deer. Flidais owns herds of deer and cattle, and is equated with the Greek Pantheon’s Artemis. Flidais is said to have a voracious sexual appetite. Her consort Gergus Mac Roich needed 7 human women to satisfy his sexual needs when Flidais was elsewhere. Her daughers were Fand, Be Chuille and Be Teite. 2 were considered Witches, and one was a Faery Queen. All of them were said to have sexual proclivities like their mother.

It’s so nice to see something about Flidais! She is so rarely mentioned, but she is the goddess I most closely relate to.  I’ve talked about her before and I’m sure I will again. 

thewitchescauldron:

Flidais

she is the Celtic (Irish) Goddess of the Woodlands and wild things. Her name itself means “doe, and she rides a chariot drawn by deer. Flidais owns herds of deer and cattle, and is equated with the Greek Pantheon’s Artemis. Flidais is said to have a voracious sexual appetite. Her consort Gergus Mac Roich needed 7 human women to satisfy his sexual needs when Flidais was elsewhere. Her daughers were Fand, Be Chuille and Be Teite. 2 were considered Witches, and one was a Faery Queen. All of them were said to have sexual proclivities like their mother.

It’s so nice to see something about Flidais! She is so rarely mentioned, but she is the goddess I most closely relate to.  I’ve talked about her before and I’m sure I will again. 

(Source: lady-flidais, via earthmagick)

gallowsong:

skadisdottir:

thats-so-meme:
via

MOTHERFUCKING THIS
AND IT’S NOT EVEN THE REAL FUCKING LOKI

gallowsong:

skadisdottir:

thats-so-meme:

via

MOTHERFUCKING THIS

AND IT’S NOT EVEN THE REAL FUCKING LOKI

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fuckyeahpaganism:

This is awesome. 

fuckyeahpaganism:

This is awesome. 

themodernsoutherngentleman:

My photo from the Self Evident Truths Project when they came through Knoxville.  A huge shout out to iO for the awesome portraits! Check out all the portraits from the Southern Tour here and don’t forget to follow them here on Tumblr! 

themodernsoutherngentleman:

My photo from the Self Evident Truths Project when they came through Knoxville.  A huge shout out to iO for the awesome portraits! Check out all the portraits from the Southern Tour here and don’t forget to follow them here on Tumblr