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YOU ARE THE REASON

if i look back, i am lost
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@morrigansown
Balazs Kiss
“Tangle Forest Dwellings“
holy shit
re-reblogging to bless your ears for 2020
Re-re-reblogging to bless your ears for 2021
🍁 100% agree
Our Heavenly Bodies, Hanns Walter Kornblum, 1925
the gods have had mentally ill worshippers for as long as they’ve had worshippers.
the gods have had chronically ill worshippers for as long as they’ve had worshippers.
the gods have had neurodivergent worshippers for as long as they’ve had worshippers.
they won’t be offended or think less of you just because your devotion looks different to able-bodied neurotypical devotion. they understand.
A UK metal detectorist has unearthed a rare 1,400-year-old Anglo-Saxon sword harness pyramid crafted in gold and garnet from India or Sri La
The world's largest occult library has a public online archive
Amsterdam’s Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica (AKA “The Ritman Library) houses more ths 25,000 occult texts, covering “Hermetics, Rosicrucians, Theosophy, alchemy, mysticism, Gnosis and Western Esotericism, Sufism, Kabbalah, Anthroposophy, Catharism, Freemasonry, Manichaeism, Judaica, the Grail, Esotericism, and comparative religion.”
The library has begun to scan and post its core collection to an online archive called The Hermetically Open Archive. The project was underwritten by Dan Brown in thanks for the library’s contributions to his books “The Lost Symbol” and “Inferno” (the library houses the first illustrated edition of Dante’s “Divine Comedy,” from 1472).
Though the scans are all in the public domain, the library uses Javascript tricks to try to block scraping, though, according to Maika at Haute Macabre, there are plans to enable downloading in the future.
Haute Macabre has assembled a kind of highlight reel of the collection, which has some gorgeous illustrated texts in it.
Hermetically Open [Ritman Library]
Bury Us Beneath Occult Books: The Ritman Library Digitized [Maika/Haute Macabre]
https://boingboing.net/2019/08/21/gnostic-gnowledge.html
*goes to make a personal post* actually you know what never mind better internalize this shit
This is just The Magnus Institute.
Nope.
They have a gas-based firefighting system instead of sprinklers for obvious reasons. It does lower the percentage of oxygen in the building, but not enough to kill anyone.
I found this by googling “Yale library fire oxygen.” It was literally the first result.
Fact-checking is your friend.
It’s true. It’s not the fire suppression system that kills you. The Librarians come and personally murder you for starting a fire in a library. But you didn’t start a fire you say? No matter. You are collateral damage. Everybody gets killed to show that arsonists have no chance of escaping justice
an orangutan traveling at non-euclidean speeds erupts from the aether to clothesline you into another dimension
god im trying so hard to decipher that last addition and im coming up empty
me at a party: wheres the cat. u said there was gonna be a cat. im gonna touch the cat
“The pain that you feel is only temporary. The growth that you experience will last forever”
— Nicole Addison
Chinese Paradise-flycatcher /Terpsiphone incei in dongzhai 董寨, henan ◇ photo by 仇绍强