Devils & Realist

[thomasmartinnutt]

Marsha Cottrell. Untitled (12:45:01pm), 2017

[thunderstruck9]

Reuben Paterson (New Zealand, 1973), All I Want to do is Thankyou Forever (Pavo Constellation), 2024. Glitter, acrylic, Pacific pearls and Japanese freshwater pearls on panel, 36 x 24 in.

[llorona97-deactivated20200312]

when i’m nervous I eat the inside of my cheek.

[fatb0]

malenia

[fungusamongusblog2]

Eva Green

[deformutilated]

[lluviagf]

please don't touch me, 2021 by Luka Khabelashvili

[artesbw]

“Young Girl and Death”, by Henri Leopold Levy, 1900.

[kill-the-head-2023]

[pop-life-my-life]

Sylvie Vartan photographed by Jean-Marie Périer, 1963

[saturnalia-tarot]

Tarot and the Divine Feminine

Tarot cards are imbued with mystical energies that can reveal hidden truths and illuminate the path to spiritual growth. Through the Tarot, one can tap into the universal consciousness and explore the mysteries of the Divine Feminine.

The feminine energy is a potent force that flows through all things, imbuing them with intuition, creativity, and emotional depth. The Tarot offers a gateway to this energy, with cards that embody the archetypes of the High Priestess, the Empress, and the Queen of Cups. These archetypes serve as powerful tools for connecting with the feminine essence within oneself and exploring its many facets.

It is important to recognize that the Tarot and feminine energy are complex and nuanced concepts that can manifest in a multitude of ways. As such, one must approach the Tarot with an open mind and heart, ready to receive the guidance and wisdom that it offers. By embracing the mysteries of the Tarot and the Divine Feminine, one can unlock their true potential and achieve spiritual transformation.

[unhelpfultarot]

The World and Strength

I look forward to the world tour of your lion-taming act.

[disease]

BLACK MONSTROUS HEART BAG NAOMI GILON // 2022

[dinah-lance]

Sasha Calle outside the Coach show at NYFW (photos by nadiakrawiecka & jspic3 on ig)

[criminol]

Algor Mortis

Algor Mortis is the name given to the loss of a body’s temperature after death. If the body is found within 24 hours following death it may be possible to use temperature to estimate the time of death provided the following conditions are met:

1. The body has been in a place that has remained at normal room temperature without extreme heat or cold

2. The victim’s pre-death temperature was not elevated for example by illness

3. The victim was not wearing clothes that may have insulated the body for example a thermal winter coat

With a normal body temperature of 37° celsius before death, the body cools at a rate of 1-1.5°C per hour. Taking an internal temperature and subtracting it from 37°C provides an estimated time of death. For example, a dead body with a temperature of 34°C would suggest the person died between 3 to 4.5 hours ago.

[heilflorez]

[eurymeda]

Don’t mind me, just dumping another man into the ocean.

[dropovers]