“Mouth puller”. In Medieval times these were placed at doorways and windows to scare off evil spirits (and discourage intruders). This one can be found at St. Louis School Dundalk, in Ireland.
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“Mouth puller”. In Medieval times these were placed at doorways and windows to scare off evil spirits (and discourage intruders). This one can be found at St. Louis School Dundalk, in Ireland.
Eugène Atget - Ferns, Before 1900
Der Erechtheion-Tempel auf der Akropolis (Thorald Læssøe, 1850)
Rare Japanese NIN promotional image with Trent reznor in a field, wearing a big straw hat, holding a big daikon radish and smiling
Solar eclipse, Japan, 日本, 金環日食
by ivva イワヲ, 2012
“All escapes are on the same level; there are no superior or inferior escapes, there are no spiritual escapes apart from the mundane. All escapes are essentially similar; and if we recognize that the mind is constantly escaping from the central problem of anguish, of emptiness, then we are capable of looking at emptiness without condemning it or being afraid of it.”
— Jiddu Krishnamurti, Total Freedom
Lady Death Dealer by Graham Nolan
Crypt Ghast
Many noticed the dark energy emanating from the crypt. None could fathom the twisted spirit controlling it.
Artist: Virginia Elwood TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link
The Folk Implosion - Natural One
(via Ruin by the Sea | Cleveland Museum of Art)
the MUMMY’S SHROUD (1967)
Pallid Bat (Antrozous pallidus), EAT A TASTY CENTIPEDE!!!, family Vespertilionidae, Arizona, USA
photograph by J Scott Altenbach
The four directions with plumed serpents and deities
The Dream City (1919), by Thomas Moran
On the beach