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[weepingwidar]

František Kupka (Czech, 1871-1957) - Prometheus (1909-1910)

[immortalbeingz]

IG@polissya_bushcraft

[theonion]

As the national debate surrounding school shootings continues with President Trump recently suggesting educators carry guns in the classroom, high school English teacher Mary Bacher told reporters Thursday that she was already armed with a deadly weapon called Shakespeare. “There’s nothing more lethal than the razor-sharp wit of the great Bard of Avon,” said Bacher, noting that when it comes to defense, she is “locked and loaded” with the devastating free verse found in the 37 plays and 154 sonnets of the late 16th century English playwright and poet. Full Story

[sosuperawesome]

Faery Lanterns // The Faery Forest on Etsy

[alexandriad]

woman yelling at cat meme but make it ancient greek red figure pottery

[swirling-orbs-of-disorder]

From ancient to abstract, this one sure got around.

Japanese one made no sense to me until I finally saw the “sale sale/sasa lele” version. セール　セール。 But then it’s a meme so it has to be misspelled?  🤷‍♂️

[everyone-loves-purple]

tHERE ARE MEMES IN THOSE HIEROGLYPHICS

[fromsiberia]

Ohhhhhhh…. Chinese and greek are my favourite, but there is more!

[kittynannygaming]

Awesome

[cosmicportal]

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[fairy-humor-deactivated20210822]

bread but aesthetic

(done by @ blondieandrye on instagram!)

[fairy-humor-deactivated20210822]

bread but aesthetic

(done by @ blondieandrye on instagram!)

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[seamlessoo]

The Perpetually Lost

[empty-dream]

I found this pic and I thought

What normal people see:

What I actually see:

[magicandman]

[marchempel2]

A new, mixed media drawing of Death of the Endless, for sale on eBay …

https://www.ebay.com/itm/323783039913

[hinducosmos]

Amazing Spiral Water Channel Nilkanth Palace in Mandu, Madhya Pradesh, India ♫ love kush - original sound - lovekush23 (via TikTok: love kush)

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[shamandrummer]

Is Shamanism the World's Oldest Profession?

A new study published in the journal Behavioral and Brain Sciences suggests shamans acted as the first professional class in human society. Manvir Singh, a graduate student in the Department of Human Evolutionary Biology in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at Harvard University argues in a new paper that shamanism develops as specialists compete to provide magical services to their community. Those services could range from healing disease to exorcising evil spirits to telling fortunes, or even changing the weather. According to Singh, “The theory is that there are important things we really want to have control over – calling rain, summoning animals, healing illness. All around the world, people believe that these important, uncertain outcomes are influenced by invisible forces – gods, witches, their ancestors, fairies, and more. But a shaman says, ‘I can control that. I can talk to fairies. I can see signs of witches. I can be possessed by a god or speak to them.’” The key to the community’s trust that a shaman has those abilities, Singh said, comes from the belief that the shaman is transformed into something more than human, and able to interact with supernatural forces. This helps explain how shamans became the first professional class in human societies. Read more.