julie mango portugal tree

conjuring / healing (long ears, heart's eye, tamarind seed girl)

[lachantefleurie]

The bomb…is the apotheosis of the patriarchal Sun God. Man no longer needs to worship the sun–he can make his own, and force the entire earth to bow down before it...

His new wealth, his new power over life, his new military ability to maim, terrify, and slaughter by hundreds of thousands gave man a haughty contempt for life; once he had been in awe of life, but now he found how easy it was to push life around, to kill it. Man’s new contempt for life extended to woman, of course, since for millennia she had stood as the numinous symbol of life’s sacredness, life’s holy power. But now he had the power, and he found he could also easily invent his own sacredness, by fiat. God became male–a warrior male–in his image…

He liberates himself by arrogantly and recklessly destroying the interconnecting webwork of which he is part–and then the ‘tragic hero’ is surprised when he looks around himself, and sees nothing but wasteland and death…The sun hero slashes through the timeless web of interconnecting life energy and lays it all waste, in order to enjoy swift satisfaction, fame, and conquest.

Conquest of what? Of the fact that life is paradox…he is a little boy warring against the subtle (serpentine) nature of life: demanding it be made neat, simplistic, logical, unambiguous, designed as a flat stage for his triumph–and nothing more”

– Monica Sjöö & Barbara Mor, The Great Cosmic Mother

[iusedtobecharming-deactivated20]

Uzumaki

[aura-eden]

Ana Mendieta, La Venus Negra, 1981 "I have been carrying on a dialogue between the landscape and the female body (based on my own silhouette) I am overwhelmed by the feeling of having been cast from the womb (nature). Through my earth/body sculptures I become one with the earth I become an extension of nature and nature becomes an extension of my body." - Ana Mendieta

[artessenziale]

Ana Mendieta

Ocean Bird (Washup), 1974 Flower Person, Flower Body, 1975 Untitled: Silueta Series

[wormleaf]

i really want both of these as posters i love an ancient depictions of women and goddesses so much

[viralthings]

[miracle-vine]

from the inside and the outside of my grandpa’s house

[vuoui]

Ana Mendieta (1948-1985)

The Silueta Series (1973–1980) involved Mendieta creating female silhouettes in nature—in mud, sand, and grass—with natural materials ranging from leaves and twigs to blood, and making body prints or painting her outline or silhouette onto a wall

[naomi121406-deactivated20210507]

🌊Sea Magic and The Tides🌊

🌊 Flow/ Flux: Phase of incoming water. Good for growth, luck, new beginnings. Can be paired with Crescent Moon for better results.

🌊 High Tide: When water reaches its highest level, every 12 hs. Gives extra power, strength, for notorious results. Can be paired with Full Moon for better results.

🌊 Ebb/ Reflux: Phase of outgoing water. Good for banishing, destroying, cleansing. Can be paired with the Waning Moon for better results.

🌊 Low Tide: When water reaches its lowest level. Good for psychic powers, meditation, new ideas and thoughts. Can be paired with New Moon for better results.

💙 Spring and Neap tides 💙

🌊 Neap Tide: This occurs twice a month, in the First and Third quarters of the Moon. The difference between high and low tide is less than usual. This is because the Earth, the Sun and the Moon are in a right angle and the Sun’s gravitational pull counteracts the one from the Moon. This is a good time for relationships, love, bindings and such. 

🌊 Spring Tide: This occurs twice a month too, approximately at Full Moon and New Moon. The difference between high and low tide is bigger than usual, because the Sun and Moon are lined with the earth and their gravitational pulls reinforce each other. During this phenomenon, you can give an extra-boost and extra power to all your spells.

💙This is from my grimoire, based on many sources and some research i’ve done myself, plus my personal studies. If you have any questions just message me or send me an ask💙

💙With love, Nao💙

[thesireofsorrow]

headstone / sks

[therestlesswitch]

My father’s father lives in black walnut trees. His mother lives in fuschias. My mother’s mother lives in roses. And while I didn’t know her father well, I find him in cornfields and vegetable gardens.

Where do you find your past relatives and ancestors?

[garden-granny]

🍯🌸🍑💝⭐️💕

[llleighsmith]

chart for cooking with herbs, from farmers daughter herbs

[juliemangomadamfate]

TO COMMUNICATE WITH OTHERS AT LONG DISTANCES On a high vibration stone, mark our message with chalk or charcoal. Bury it deep in the earth while visualizing the person's face, and your message will be sent

Scott Cunningham, Earth Powers

[lachantefleurie]

...'sin' derives from a Latin word meaning 'to be.’ 'To sin is to be.’ 'Sin’ comes from the Old English synn, meaning 'to sin,’ with the root word being Old English es, 'to be.’ Es, the root of 'being,’ is a basic Indo-European root word. (Interestingly enough, in Hebrew the word sin means 'the moon’) To sin, within the patriarchal religious context of Christianity, is to risk being. I.e. within that context, true being can only occur in the renegade spaces outside the established religion, utterly outside and beyond its terms…One can spend one’s life risking the sin of being, or one can submit, and spend one’s life following a dead script. The tragedy of Christianity is that it has kept untold millions of human beings from sinning, i.e., from knowing their own souls…

Monica Sjöö & Barbara Mor, The Great Cosmic Mother 

[julieterbang]

andr_su

[herhoneydress]

I was reading about Aztecs and how they named their people, and I read about how they selected their names mostly about flowers, like yellow-flower and other beautiful names origins. It was so beautiful