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For Atlantis, Disney needed a new language for the Atlantean people. To do this, Disney hired Mark Okrand, the man who also created the famous Klingon and Vulcan for the Star Trek series. In the Atlantean language, Mark Okrandâs main source for itâs roots and stems of its words are Proto-Indo-European,but as Okrand also described it as being the âtower of babelâ or âroot dialectâ for all languages in the world, he also used ancient Chinese, Latin, Greek, Biblical Hebrew, along with many other ancient languages or their reconstructions. As such, you can actually learn to write and speak the language!
This film is so underrated it hurts.
ah this explains how they understood french and english so well almost instantly⌠better than the magical wind in Pocahontas thatâs for sure
swan song
dean winchester + son of a bitch
TVD characters + MBTI ⢠Stefan Salvatore â ISFJ âThe Nurturerâ âFollows the rules, polite, fears drawing attention to self, dislikes competition, private, modest, observer.â
still my favorite fucking thing
âIâve had worseâ, you say. As if that makes it any better.
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elena gilbert in every episode
âł1.04 Family Ties â âThe truth is, Stefan, I donât really know that much about you and Iâd really love if you would open up to me. Look, youâre the mystery guy and I like that but with mystery comes secrets. And this thing with Katherine. I donât want to talk about it. Well then say something about yourself, anything. Otherwise Iâm left with nothing but what other people tell me. Trust is earned, I canât just magically hand it over.â
âIâm gonna say this one time.â
Hello Journal, itâs me Mad Dog, with tonightâs edition of Weird Things about Sobriety.
You learn their vulnerabilities, but you donât let anyone know how youâre really feeling.
  She was the most beautiful girl I had ever met. She had this perfect olive skin, and she had this laugh; it was ridiculous, her laugh made you laugh. And she was fun, she knew how to have a good time. But Katherine was also very impatient, and entitled, and selfish⌠and impulsive.
Hey awesome blog here! I was wondering if you could help. See I'm writing about a religious group (or cult if you like) and I'm trying to make this 'group' a little different from any other religion, meaning it has hardly any links to Christianity and stuff like that, so how could I go about developing and creating it? Thank you for the help!
First letâs look at the differences between a religion and a cult.
A religion is a group of beliefs, acts, and rites which involves one or more deities. It implies obedience to a series of commandments. There is organization, symbolism, and devotion. Religion has its main foundation on faith, personal on a first instance, and collective, on a second one. Religion also implies a big group of people, some of them are born into it, some people convert to religion, there are also religions that donât accept converts.
On the other side, cults are small gatherings which tend to follow the personal beliefs of their leader or prophet. Some cults are not recognized, not the same way religions are. Cults also involve rites, and thereâs a separation from their members from society.
You have to know which one you want. A religion or a cult, because there are major differences between them. If we look at the structure, the raw structure, there are some common elements.
People
There will always be people involved. Religion and cults have a vertical structure. Not everyone is the same. Differences come from gender (some religions and cults recognize only male/female), age, ethnic background, and social class. People are probably the main ingredient when creating a religion or a cult. People from the past, the ones contemporary people hear and read about.
Rituals
There have to be rituals involved. Many ceremonies can be deconstructed in rituals and rites. Baptism, weddings, funerals, among others. Usually they have an order, you canât participate on a rite if you havenât performed another one. They work as a ladder on which people climb to reach the top. Often these rituals are carried by people who work as a link between the common, and ordinary people and the deities.
Temples
People need a place where to gather and carry their rituals and meetings. Some of them are filled with symbolism. Statues, paintings, objects, the very structure of the building can hold symbolism. In some of them you can step in uninvited, in others, someone has to invite you in. Some temples are visible an recognisable by people who donât belong to the religion the temples are from, in some other cases, temples remain hidden only for its members to know.
Myths
Think of myths as an additive to religion and cults. They contribute with mysticism and offer a different past. They can surround deities and/or real people. They work as a method, often efficient, of how deities do their will, how people survived hard times, or how they became someone, or something, else.
Symbols
Symbols are one of the main pilars of religions and cults. Anything can be turned into a symbol. Think of the elements inside and outside a temple, many of them donât necessarily represent what they are. The same with colors, clothes, ornaments, among others.
Books
Books are not a must in religions or cults, but they do help to maintain an order inside the institution. Some of them canât be read by anyone in or out the religion or cult, some of them can. Some have symbols, some are symbols. Some are written by people, some by the deities. Some are synonym of debate, some are more silent.
Codes
Not everyone is supposed to know everything from religions and/or cults. Some knowledge comes in codes, not the same as symbols. Codes are meant to be deciphered, but not by all. The can be used in rites, lectures, songs, books, or even they can be part of conversations among people.
The topics above are the surface when it comes to religions and cults, remember they are institutions linked to economic, political, social, racial, among others, issues. They are part of a context and do not exist in the void.
I hope this can give you a start for your creation.
L.-
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