Full of Contradictions

Names Cassandra Elves & I'm 20 & Taken by a handsome young trucker. I'm from Peterborough, Ontario, Canada. I love art its a way of life. In Uni. I have a love for music like Nirvana, Of Mice & Men, Memphis May Fire, Bring Me The Horizon yada yada ya. Also I may go to hell for my sense of humor. ...

[tastefullyoffensive]

[nick-mess]

idk why i burst out laughing

[boho-barbiess]

[yuutayo]

[f-yeah-taehyung]

who still have DNA whistle tune ringing on their ears? because same and I’m very much triggered with their visuals ♥

[babyanus]

[thepersephonecabin]

shoutout to everyone making progress that no one recognized because you never let anyone see your darkest moments. i see you and i am so, so proud of every little step you’re making in the right direction.

[natooine-deactivated20170820]

me

[sharkchunks]

[moan-s]

[saint-of-the-pit]

The Witches’ Alphabet, also known as the Theban Alphabet, has long been used by practitioners of sorcery to encode their writings. The oldest surviving book containing the Theban Alphabet is Johannes Trithemius’ Polygraphia, c.1518. This exerpt explains how Trithemius learned of the alphabet from a pre-existing book on magick, now lost to time, which he attributes to Peter d'Abano:

“Sequitur aliud alphabetum Honorii cognomento Thebani, cuius ministerio suas in magicis fatuitates abscondit, sicut Petrus de Apono testatur in suo maiore libro quarto.“

Here follows another alphabet of Honorius surnamed the Theban, and the use thereof is for hiding the foolishness of his magic, as Petrus de Abano testifies in his greater fourth book.

[maisonderriere]

[sportagoose]

relatable

[tonightweredrinkingfromthebong]

[book-club-mania-posts]

[heavybucks]

[judgemyname-deactivated20181205]

[lonely-pan-dah]