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Manifest, by Abomination In Conflict with Mechanical Death

new Richmond VA grind duo.

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For example, we often hear that necromancy was outlawed because it was a devilish practice that depended upon the power of Satan for its effectiveness. What you do not hear is that necromancy was an aspect of ancestor worship, and that part of outlawing it involved making it illegal to bury your family members on your own land. Suddenly, you were required to bury your dead in Church-sanctioned graveyards. This effectively removed one of your most solid claims to ownership of your ancestral land. It was no longer the place where you could prove your forefathers lay buried. It made it easier for authorities to come along and kick you out of your home and take state ownership of the land your family had left to you. This also supported the ultimate goal of breaking up family clans, and the political power and wealth that often went along with them.

Aaron Leitch, Folk Tradition and the Solomonic Revival: At the Crossroads. (via vulturehooligan)

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Criminal Faith - My War (Black Flag)

Experimental, noise and cinematic music under Criminal Faith/

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Beggars, Venice, 1500s   ∞

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Gustave Doré  - Satan Resting On The Mountain

Sir Thomas Lawrence - Satan Summoning His Legions

Johann Heinrich Füssli - Satanischer Aufruf an den Belzebub im Höllenfeuer

William Hogarth - Satan, Sin and Death

Johann Heinrich Füssli - Sin intercedes between Satan and Death

William Blake - Satan Calling up His Legions

Lelio Orsi - Saint Miguel subduing Satan and weighing the Souls of the Dead

Jean Delville - Les Trésors de Satan

Antoine Wiertz - Satan (detail)

Amos Nattini - Dante’s Satan at the Frozen Lake of Cocytus

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Elena S.

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In Nepal they have a festival that honours dogs and thanks them for being our loyal furry friends.

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“Open For The Stones: Vol. 2” was just written up on one of the local art blogs.   Read about some of the artists in the show and the concept behind this traveling exhibition.  Click here to read to the blog entry.  The photo above is one of my Hank 3 images that will be included in the show.