[seaphine]

but why is the final act of love always letting go?

[hellooldsmelly]

[ancientsstudies]

By CottagecoreWear. x

[phlegmaphoto]

[2seeitall]

Poppies at the Temple of Apollo, Ancient Corinth (Greece) 

[thewindowofthesummerhouse]

Betty Jiang

[babymyleopard]

[yesterdaysprint]

Ballerina Alice Young, Radio City Music Hall, 1937

[asteroidgalore]

Shadow work is about abandoned, repressed and/or forgotten about pieces of oneself. In the Egypt region, abandoned pieces of oneself are thought to be correlated with the God Anubis (1912). Mythology tells the story of how Anubis’ mother Nephthys (287) abandons him out fear because he may have been a product of her and Osiris (1924) instead of her and her husband Seth (86551). In all reality, I believe that Seth is a product of her and Osiris. But hey that’s something to talk about another time.

Meanwhile, forgotten about pieces of oneself seems to be correlated with the Goddess Nephthys (287). She is referred to as “the forgotten goddess”. And repressed pieces are, without a doubt, Seth (86551). I don’t have much to say on this but I know sometimes he is about deep hidden repressed psychological feelings and tendencies. More to come on this another day.

All three are deeply rooted in our collective unconscious.

Our shadows confront us many times. Often times they trigger us, especially when seen through another. It almost feels like someone “took” that piece of oneself away. We get mad and angry but all we need is to do shadow work and heal these pieces of ourselves.

[citricowatersourcesk]

Visit Original Link

[varietas]

Ara Güler: Turkey, The ruins of Aphrodisias, 1964

[ahsgirlblogger]

me too pearl

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price - Hilarious House of Frightenstein (1971)

[theinvertedwomb]

Francesca Woodman

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Lupe Velez

[memories-of-ancients]

Lapis lazuli ornamental plate, Achaemenid Empire, 500-400 BC

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