Dextrokun

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DiGiTΛLFVTVREGiЯL @digitalfuturegrl

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I hate my life

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Piloting my downward spiral into a manic death

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The face of a tormented soul lost in life, nothing to come about from the path he has chosen. Broken he must only find salvation through the drugs he abuses, but this only leads him deeper down the rabbit hole

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Purple hair 💜

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[alchemisoul]

UNITED THROUGH MERCURY

This takes place when the heart and mind are joined in eternal union. It occurs when the positive and negative poles within are united, and from that union, the Philosopher's Stone is made.

The Cube Altar:

Of the elements of the earth, is this altar composed. It is the great cube of matter. On, or in, this altar burns a Flame. It is this Flame that is the Spirit of all created things. Know thyself. Thou art the Flame, and thy Bodies are the living altar.

The Key and the Cross:

Upon the cross of matter that forms our Bodies, hangs the key to all the mysteries of creation. It is our duty to take this key and unlock the door that conceals from us the unknown. This key is the Spirit. Release it.

The Philosopher's Stone:

This is the true Stone of the Philosopher, which gives power over all created things. This Stone is yourself. The experiences of evolution have cut and polished the rough stone until, in the Initiate, it reflects the light of creation from a thousand different facets."

- Text and Images from: The Initiates of the Flame by Manly Palmer Hall, Publication date: 1922

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Just today I got to see a chess book that I remember reading as a little kid. While it didn't give me a lifelong passion for chess, it did give me a lifelong passion for fantasy for its artwork.

The book is "Chess for Young Beginners" from 1975, and here's some of the artwork:

Like, this artwork goes hard. I especially appreciate the colour scheme for the black pieces, with its browns, bronzes, reds and oranges.

This artwork is amazing, evocative, exciting and dramatic. I recommend giving it a look if you have a chance - you can probably scrounge up a PDF of this thing with a bit of searching.

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