Introducing The Quiet Terror Of Being Alive

Dark, Horror, Magic, Classic.

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“She’ll probably feel cheap but I’ll just feel free and a little bit empty.”

~ Bright Eyes, Take it Easy (Love Nothing)

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Magic 🔮

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”She was ready to go, but where was he?” Corpse Bride (2005)

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Joannis Conradi Barchusen - Alchemical engraving showing Opposing Principles of Sun and Moon (The Symbol of Sulfur positioned above the Sun, mirroring Sulfur’s dry quality; and the symbol of Mercury positioned above the Moon, mirroring Mercury’s liquid quality), “Elementa Chemiae”, 1718. Arab alchemist Jabir ibn Hayyan theorized that all Metals were formed in the Earth by the Union of Sulphur (that is, Philosophical Sulphur, dry and hot) and Mercury (also Philosophical, cold and wet), and that therefore the art of Alchemy is the balancing of these two Natures (later, Salt made three, the Tria Prima) to produce other Metals (e.g., Gold). This was the start of a “Chemical Marriage” that would influence all of European Alchemy during its entire extent, as seen in Barchusen’s “Elementa Chemia” one thousand years later, wherein is shown the opposing principles of Sun and Moon, drawing near over receding waters, with the symbols for Sulphur and Mercury in close association - thence, if Alchemist is successful, he will finally make the fusion of oppositions, Male and Female.

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Knight, Death and The Devil. Dürer re-work

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Look At Those Flitting Ghosts, illustrated by John Leech ( 1817 –1864).

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by Shelbie Dimond