Xeper: Remanifest

[aspiritualwarrior]

After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.

Aldous Huxley (via aspiritualwarrior)

[thewigmaster]

Consciousness.

[sexandconsciousness]

@sexandconsciousness

[the-cinder-fields]

Artist: Hitoshi Karasawa

[lazyyogi]

You observe the heart feeling, the mind thinking, the body acting; the very act of perceiving shows that you are not what you perceive.

Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj (via lazyyogi)

[daimonicme]

Death is Coming

Strip it all away. The day to day chatter, the rumors and gossip. The picking at the same pile of filth that everyone else picks at. Take away the banal, common pursuits, and what do you have left over?

Questions? Dreams? Ambitions? Feed them.

Regrets? Excuses? Guilt? Dash them on the rocks.

We are not here to join the throngs of idle worshippers. We are here to build ourselves.

Time is short, and death is coming. What will you do with today?

[anamorphosis-and-isolate]

by Epictetus

[daimonicme]

Hip Hop artists go to Brazil and collaborate with the legends. 

[theartofanimation]

Akiya_kageichi   -      https://twitter.com/Akiya_kageichi

[daimonicme]

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[daimonicme]

The Gift, the Flame, and the Ruby Plane ©2015 J. Ivy

[mirekulous]

Sun god Ra, Khepri and baboons, often associated with the sun because they call out or “bark” at the sun at sunrise, and so to the Egyptians seemed to be greeting the sun, or perhaps aiding Ra on his journey…. Wish I knew more…

Image by IskrakO

[archaicwonder]

[ancient-egypts-secrets]

Egyptian Bronze and Alabaster Ibis, Third Intermediate Period, 21st-25th Dynasty, C. 1069-664 BC

The statuettes of these birds were generally dedicated to temples attributed to Thoth, the Egyptian God of writing, magic and wisdom, and which related sacred animals were actually the Ibis - the God often appearing as a man with an Ibis head - and the Baboon. As creator of humanity, Thoth was a major figure in the pantheon of Egyptian deities. Thoth’s sanctuary was located at Hermopolis, a city known for its wealth, particularly during the Late and Ptolemaic Periods.

The object could have a votive purpose in a sanctuary, or accompany the deceased in his/her tomb in order to invoke his favors in the afterlife. The practice of mummifying sacred animals and /or to dedicate their votive statuettes became increasingly popular during the Late Period, even if already attested during previous periods.

[daimonicme]

The curious case of whistled languages and their lack of left-brain dominance

Whistled Turkish is processed equally by both sides of the brain, rather than asymmetrically.