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kari / LBN let me go u can’t hold onto ghosts

[cyberxbattalion]

[bruzum]

[metropolitanrecluse]

Tape machines used by Brian Eno to record ‘Discreet Music’, 1970s.

[robert-hadley]

Frederick Stanley Haines (1879-1960) - Home Under Moonlight.

[encoffin]

will my mind or body take me out first

[2samuel1427]

[mournfulroses]

Albert Camus, from a letter to María Casares featured in Correspondance, 1944-1959

[encoffin]

I NEED to be put down please

[encoffin]

u wouldn’t believe the shit I pull through

[encoffin]

my mother was a witch she was burned alive thankless little bitch for the tears I cried take her down now don’t want to see her face

[unplugstar]

Kiss of Skeletons Vigneti, fantastic stories of imagination, april 1963 | art by Lee Brown Coye

[unteriors]

Java Road, Java, Virginia.

[eyedefects]

Congenital cataract

[petaltexturedskies]

Anaïs Nin, Delta of Venus

[funeral]

Masatoshi Naito, Female Shamanism

Female Shamanism used to be a large phenomenon within Japan; today it is limited to the region of Tohoku. In this region there is still a great folk tradition where the more esoteric sides of Eastern religion are still practiced today. These female shamans photographed starkly by Masatoshi Naito are celebrating death. They mourn the dead, perform rituals to evoke the spirits of the deceased, and then perform ritualistic dances all night. These women are exuberant and in celebration, of not life but death. Naito’s images pay homage to this time-old tradition with his bright flash; graphically illuminating the characters who continue this time-old tradition today.  

Text written by Cole Tracy

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[encoffin]

someone in the market just told me I remind them of marla singer (fight club) in the best way possible and u know what thank you so much girl