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old art

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[thegirlskeepcomingtothecanyonbis]

Uschi Obermaier

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San Francisco 70′s

[timronca]

Mesa, AZ

[themori-witch]

Scrying [Witchcraft 101]

What is Scrying?

I know it looks like a typo and what’s really happening, is that we’ve actually been crying as a community, but alas no; “scrying” is a legitimate and archaic form of divination.

Let’s check out the definition of it via Google:

scryskrʌɪ/ verb

gerund or present participle: scrying

Foretell the future using a crystal ball or other reflective object or surface. “A mirror used for scrying”.

Okay, so Google did pretty well this time and have hit the nail smack on the head with this definition.  Scrying is the act of gazing at a reflective surface and using any symbols that may appear as a way of garnering advice, or foretelling the outcome of certain forthcoming situations, circumstances, and choices.

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[thebowieologist]

[inksplit]

[vintagelasvegas]

Four Queens, December 1971

Photo by Manuel Litran

[goldduststevie]

The Tusk Tour - 1979.

[anonimouspoet-deactivated202112]

Find someone who understands your silence.

[genterie]

Detail of the ‘Venus’ dress presented in Christians Dior’s Autumn-Winter 1949 collection

[vintagelasvegas]

Maryland Parkway, Las Vegas, 1962

Panorama by Jay Florian Mitchell captioned “north of Twain,” possibly at the construction Fleur De Lis Apartments (Maryland at Dumont Blvd). Dennis McBride via Nevada State Museum Las Vegas.

[depressionmeal]

Depression meal 3546

Two pieces of bread with ranch spread on them, eaten like a sandwich.

[beatchya]

Cindy Crawford, 1993.

[vintagelasvegas]

Las Vegas – South 1st Street - c. 1956

Pioneer Steak House, 122 S 1st – no affiliation with Pioneer Club but located right down the block – and Sammy’s News Stand, 124 S 1st. The building was demolished c. ‘60 and used thereafter as a parking lot. This block is now covered by Golden Nugget. Elwell Hotel down the street at Carson. 

Photo by Jerry Carraher, found in a suitcase and scanned by grandson Maxwell Carraher, Suitcase Collection. 

[calimarikid]

Hole

Live Canada ‘94