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Creí que podría olvidarte en algún momento, luego me di cuenta que me estaba mintiendo a mí mismo

wanderingcosmic

🌌 Entre el abismo y la eternidad

Hubo un hombre que alguna vez creyó haber encontrado, en otra alma, el reflejo del infinito.

No amó con tibieza, sino con la misma entrega con la que un guerrero se lanza al combate decisivo:

con todo el fuego, con todo el corazón, con la certeza de que en aquel instante compartido la vida encontraba su verdadero sentido.

Para él, ella no era solo compañía:

era destino, era hogar,

era el faro que convertía el caos en armonía y la soledad en eternidad.

Ese hombre, que tantas veces había caminado entre sombras y silencios, encontró en ella la luz que lo sostuvo cuando todo parecía derrumbarse.

Pero los faros también ciegan, y en el resplandor de aquella claridad, una parte de sí mismo se consumió.

No fue una historia hecha de perfección, sino de verdad:

dos universos que se encontraron con furia, ardieron con intensidad y dejaron cicatrices sagradas en el alma.

Con el paso del tiempo comprendió que lo vivido no podía medirse en triunfos ni derrotas, ni siquiera en la permanencia.

Lo auténtico trasciende el tiempo y habita en lo eterno.

Ella partió, y su ausencia dejó un abismo imposible de nombrar.

Sin embargo, en ese vacío él se halló a sí mismo: no como un hombre derrotado, sino como alguien que conoció el amor en su forma más pura, la que pocos alcanzan.

El destino le exigió soltar, aunque en lo profundo nunca soltara del todo.

Y así quedó marcado: mitad hombre, mitad leyenda, llevando en el pecho un recuerdo que arde como estrella muerta en la noche del universo.

Porque lo estoico enseña que nada nos pertenece —ni siquiera el amor—,

pero también enseña que aquello que nos transforma jamás se extingue.

Hoy sigue su andar, sereno y firme, con la mirada en el horizonte.

Porque quien amó de esa manera ya no teme a nada:

conoció lo más alto y lo más hondo, y sobrevivió.

Y si algún día ella llegara a leer estas palabras, que sepa la verdad desnuda:

que fue más que musa, más que recuerdo, más que herida…

fue el nombre secreto que el universo escribió en su destino.

August 18th, 2025 — 05:05 AM

omni-lux7

Ella tampoco lo olvida. Lo que es del alma no es fácil ignorar.

Soltar no es olvidar, es soltar el apego al vínculo que te apaga, que te ciega.

El amor del alma trasciende y hasta cierto punto traspasa el entendimiento, el cuerpo, la mente, el tiempo, es lo único que permanece.

#llamas gemelas

nico-vega

"Estoy cruzando el universo atraída por una persona a la que no he visto en una década. Y quién probablemente esté muerto. El amor es lo único que somos capaces de percibir que trasciende las dimensiones del tiempo y del espacio"

goddessdiary

what’s meant to be will be. trust the process.

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Sirius, The Dog Star

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Scottish Divination Practices

by autumn sierra

The Frith

The Frith—translating to “to find”—is a divination charm practice used to gain insight into the future, specifically about missing people or predicting events. Traditionally performed on the first Monday of a quarter, the frithir (seer) would stand in a doorway at sunrise, cross their hands or fingers to represent the equal armed cross, and observe the landscape for omens found in birds, animals, or weather patterns.

The Ritual of the Frith

Traditionally performed on a solstice or equinox at a liminal time such as dusk or dawn. Frithers would often fast to heighten spiritual sensitivity, as well as use Saining water to bless themselves

Frithers would step past a threshold of the home or other significant place (crossroads, old well, etc) to stand with either foot on opposite sides, symbolizing standing between two worlds

Observed images, animals, environmental phenomena, etc were used to divine answers to questions or prophesy

Saining

Although the practice of saining is used to cleanse and bless primarily through the use of smoke, water, fire, etc, it can also be used as a method of divination. During the saining, the diviner would pay close attention to the movement of smoke and flames of burnt herbs—specifically Juniper, which is a traditional saining herb.

An Dà Shealladh (Second Sight)

An Dà Shealladh is a prophetic ability occurring through visions, and was often associated with Highland seers. Those with the ability were said to see spirits, wraiths, or omens of death and misfortune which would give them insight into future events. It was said to be hereditary, and some speculate that the ability may have unfortunately become dormant in the descendants of previous seers.

Hearth Divination

Once logs had been added to the fire of the home’s hearth and burned, diviners could read the behavior of the wood in response to the flames. Sparks and cracks had varying indications, as well as ashes which could be read similarly to how one reads tea leaves.

Mirror/Water Scrying

Water and mirror scrying are popular forms of divination in modern practice. Scrying with darkened, spiritually significant bodies of water (wells, lochs, lakes, bulláns, etc) was very effective for identifying shapes and visions within the water’s reflection (or lack thereof). In a similar way, darkened mirrors—or black mirrors—are use to mimic this effect. The keek-stane, most commonly known by its mention in Raymond Buckland’s Scottish Witchcraft & Magick, is something of a cousin to the black mirrors that are most popular today in that it uses a glass lens rather than a flat pane.

Creating a Keek-Stane

Find and obtain a glass lens, preferably one from an old clock or thermometer face, or one made specifically to be just that—a lens (frequently found in the scientific community)

Black out the lens using black paint on the convex side, careful to make the color as solid as possible without streaking or trapping dust. Be sure that the convex side is completely opaque with no light passing through

Place the lens convex-side down in a protective container of choice (Buckland specifies a box) with the proper materials to keep it in place and keep it from breaking

Oomancy

Egg divination, or oomancy, was a common form of folk divination often performed at Samhainn, Latha Bealltainn, or Hogmanay. It was mostly used to predict marriage, future events, or fortune. An egg would be cracked into a bowl of water, and then the diviner would interpret the shapes made by the egg whites.

Salt and Wax Divination

This method of divination is achieved by pouring salt or hot wax into water. The patterns and shapes created through this method would then be interpreted by the diviner. This method of divination was commonly used during Samhainn and Hogmanay.

Scapulomancy

Scapulomancy is a divination method in which seers would divine the future by interpreting the shoulder blades of animals (usually sheep). Cracks, dents, and other abnormalities in the bones would change the outcomes of the readings. Some would use fire to create the cracks necessary to read the bone, and others would read the natural bone as it was following its cleaning. Scapulomancy was used for predicting weather and harvests, guidance for battles, monitoring the well being of communities, and other fortune telling.

Stone and Fairy Mound Divination

Stones, Hagstones in particular, were believed to enhance An Dà Shealladh when peered through. Visiting fairy mounds at Samhainn and listening to the wind or the whispers of the fair folk and other spirits was another way to divine the future.

#practice #adivinations

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Stone Circle in Derbyshire

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beginner witch tips ✧

you don't have to join a coven but you also don't have to be solitary

you don't have to be pagan or religious but you also don't have to denounce religion

you can be religious and not include religion in your craft

cultural appreciation is okay, cultural appropriation is not

you can use whatever tools you want or none at all

you can use energy work in place of physical items

you can thrift supplies or grab some from the dollar tree instead of spending a bunch of money online or at a metaphysical shop

you can even make tools and supplies yourself

source materials from ethical and reliable sources

you can form your own opinions about the things you learn about vs taking 'their' word for it especially online but in written texts as well

you don't have to be a certain type of witch - eclectic does just fine if you want to label it as such

if you do choose to label yourself, you don't have to do things that exist only within that label (sea witches can work with other elements, moon witches can work with other planets, etc.)

you don't have to read tarot cards for divination - there are lots of other methods

you don't have to do divination at all

you can work with more than one energy at a time (think moon and sun, or water and fire)

you don't have to do things the way other folks do

that's all i got for now

#witch tips