[Anarchy-Mist]

-art by Kotaro Chiba-

[luci-lle-e]

J'ai pris les mêmes. J'ai pas recommencé. J'ai changé de routines. J'ai pourtant pas dévié. J'ai donné le souffle. Je l'ai pas volé. J'ai repris de l'espace. J'ai pourtant pas resserré. J'ai même viré de bord ! Et tout oublié. J'ai changé de mission. Dérangé chaque prière de chaque grimoire poussiéreux. Rien n'y a fait. Elle doit se dresser. Elle doit se dresser.

Ensuite j'ai pris peur. Mais je suis restée. J'ai viré obsessionnelle. Mais je me suis détachée. J'ai écouté ses discours. Je n'ai pas pu danser. J'ai brisé des assiettes. Pris mes erreurs pour des lanternes. Brûlé ses mains courantes. Apprivoisé ma rancœur. Rien n'y a fait. Elle doit se dresser. Elle doit se dresser.

Et je crains tant son sourire crispé et vide. J'ai peur de ses excès. Je hais ses passions. Ses doigts froids qui me serrent. Ses erreurs qui me guettent. Son côté fruit mur. Son indécente posture. Ses yeux qui me transpercent. J'ai peur d'elle. De tout ce qu'elle dit de moi. J'ai peur qu'elle m'enchaîne et à mon tour de devoir enchaîner. Mais rien n'y fait.

Elle doit se dresser. Elle. Doit. Se. Dresser

I took the same ones. I didn't start over. I changed my routines. Yet I didn't stray. I breathed life. I didn't steal it. I reclaimed my space. Yet I didn't tighten my grip. I even changed course! And forgot everything. I changed my mission. Disturbed every prayer in every dusty grimoire. Nothing worked. She must rise up. She must rise up.

Then I got scared. But I stayed. I became obsessed. But I let go. I listened to what he said. I couldn't dance. I smashed plates. Mistook my errors for guiding lights. Burned his police reports. Tamed my resentment. Nothing worked. She has to rise up. She has to rise up.

And I dread her strained, empty smile so much. I fear her excesses. I loathe her passions. Her cold fingers gripping me. Her mistakes lying in wait for me. Her overripe quality. Her indecent posture. Her eyes that pierce right through me. I am afraid of her. Of everything she says about me. I fear she will chain me, and that I, in turn, will have to chain others. But nothing works.

She has to rise up. She has to rise up.

[thankunexts]

INDE NAVARRETTE as NIKKI FREEMAN Obsession (2026) | dir. Curry Barker

[cavernedeplaton]

Yves Klein

Peinture de Feu sans titre 1961

Carton brûlé sur panneau

200 x 152 cm

[liivn]

A family of Ravens is putting the goth back in gothic at NYC's largest cathedral--St John the Divine. - by Above96th

[luci-lle-e]

@friend-crow

[luci-lle-e]

Here too... Once again, we have a nice view 🥰.

[ioqayin]

"After midnight, all hares are witches."

From the old Hedgewytchery website which is now completely gone.

[dogpuppy]

[fipindustries]

invest in bitcoin

[cpericardium]

you needed worthyopponents

[tuulikki]

you were misdiagnosed :')

[luci-lle-e]

Take it easy

[stydixa]

Here's Johnny! THE SHINING (1980) Dir. Stanley Kubrick

[regardintemporel]

Austin Osman Spare - The Death Posture, 1912

[jareckiworld]

Ana Mendieta (1948-1985) — First Woman (rupestrian sculpture, 1981)

[greelin]

$50,000 immediately dropped into my bank account wouldn't improve EVERYTHING but boy it sure would be a grand, sexy little start to a good, happy life path, don't you think

[meilintheempressofdreams]

Reblog for unexpected $$$ dropping into your Bank account.

[symbolblue]

uhh did i forget how time works or was the first post in december 2018 and the second in august 2018

[greetings-inferiors]

Reblog for time travelling $$$ dropping into your Bank account.

[paper-wounds]

[girlfleeshouse]

There is a rumour of a shadowy wild man, who pinches at maids in the corridors and who recites genealogies.

[beguines]

Inkyoo Lee, from "Arctic Meditations"

[radical-revolution]

Modern neuroscience is increasingly validating ancient Buddhism, confirming that there is no fixed, permanent "self". Instead, the mind is an ever-changing stream of consciousness and a dynamic biological process.

This realization bridges a centuries-old spiritual teaching with modern biology and offers profound benefits for how we manage our mental well-being.

In Buddhism, one of the core teachings is anattā (or "non-self").

The Illusion: We instinctively feel as though we possess an unchanging, continuous core identity from childhood through adulthood. Buddhism asserts this is a cognitive illusion.

The Reality: The mind is a constantly shifting stream of thoughts, sensations, and emotions. Nothing is permanent; everything is in a constant state of flux.

What Neuroscience Reveals

Neuroscientists, particularly those working alongside long-term meditation practitioners through organizations like the Mind and Life Institute, have found striking physical evidence that aligns with Buddhist thought:

The Brain in Flux: The brain and body are continuously evolving. There is no central, static "command center" that corresponds to a permanent self.

The Storytelling Brain: Research highlights that the brain's left hemisphere acts as an "interpreter," constantly weaving together narratives to make sense of our experiences. We mistakenly identify our essential being with these fleeting internal narratives.

Dynamic Networks: Brain imaging shows shifting networks of neural activity rather than a unified entity.

Why This Matters for Mental Health

Understanding that the self is an ever-changing process rather than a rigid entity can be highly liberating:

Less Suffering: When we stop clinging to a fixed idea of "who we are," we stop limiting our potential.

Neuroplasticity: The union of these fields also proves the Buddhist belief that the mind can physically change and be trained. You are not "stuck" with your current personality or thought patterns.

☕️…

[luci-lle-e]

Wink @batteriefaible :) (the first part)

[batteriefaible]

@luci-lle-e "Research highlights that the brain's left hemisphere acts as an "interpreter," constantly weaving together narratives to make sense of our experiences. We mistakenly identify our essential being with these fleeting internal narratives." The self is an illusion. Identity is a lie. Ego is a poison encapsulating both of them. All stand in the way of radical freedom. There is no self and all our atoms have been other things and will be other things when we expand beyond reality shaped by the materiality of our consciousness, back into the void, back to where we become all and all becomes us.

[radical-revolution]

Modern neuroscience is increasingly validating ancient Buddhism, confirming that there is no fixed, permanent "self". Instead, the mind is an ever-changing stream of consciousness and a dynamic biological process.

This realization bridges a centuries-old spiritual teaching with modern biology and offers profound benefits for how we manage our mental well-being.

In Buddhism, one of the core teachings is anattā (or "non-self").

The Illusion: We instinctively feel as though we possess an unchanging, continuous core identity from childhood through adulthood. Buddhism asserts this is a cognitive illusion.

The Reality: The mind is a constantly shifting stream of thoughts, sensations, and emotions. Nothing is permanent; everything is in a constant state of flux.

What Neuroscience Reveals

Neuroscientists, particularly those working alongside long-term meditation practitioners through organizations like the Mind and Life Institute, have found striking physical evidence that aligns with Buddhist thought:

The Brain in Flux: The brain and body are continuously evolving. There is no central, static "command center" that corresponds to a permanent self.

The Storytelling Brain: Research highlights that the brain's left hemisphere acts as an "interpreter," constantly weaving together narratives to make sense of our experiences. We mistakenly identify our essential being with these fleeting internal narratives.

Dynamic Networks: Brain imaging shows shifting networks of neural activity rather than a unified entity.

Why This Matters for Mental Health

Understanding that the self is an ever-changing process rather than a rigid entity can be highly liberating:

Less Suffering: When we stop clinging to a fixed idea of "who we are," we stop limiting our potential.

Neuroplasticity: The union of these fields also proves the Buddhist belief that the mind can physically change and be trained. You are not "stuck" with your current personality or thought patterns.

☕️…

[luci-lle-e]

Wink @batteriefaible :) (the first part)

[thatisentertainment]

READY OR NOT 2019 | dir. Tyler Gillett & Matt Bettinelli-Olpin