The constellation of Centaurus, the Centaur // E. Slawik/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/M. Zamani
Click below to read more info about this constellation and some of the named stars! You'll also have an annotated image to refer to!

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The constellation of Centaurus, the Centaur // E. Slawik/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/M. Zamani
Click below to read more info about this constellation and some of the named stars! You'll also have an annotated image to refer to!
Luca-Andrea TessariniĀ - photo by Hadar
I finally finished my sketchbook.
I drew Sakura for the front page because Naruto was the first fandom I was ever truly apart of, and I really liked Sakura, especially bamf fanfiction Sakura who could be great and more importantly visible unlike her canon counterpart
I then chose Hadar from Epic of Gilgamesh for the last page, because at the time that was the most recent fandom I had joined, and I just really loved Hadar, he was my favourite character in epic of Gilgamesh. And considering how it's connected to the ember knight, and how I predictably like Nagyunn the most, Hadar does top my love for Nagyunn.
If Hadars skin look off, that's because I don't have an exact match for his shade, and I was too impatient to go over it a few times and wait for it too dry before I went over it again, so I adjusted it a little digitally to make it darker.
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šÆļø - An ordinary nightmare for Hadar?
Hadar: Ah- well...um... nightmares for me can get... a lot. Um. A lot of stuff can happen, it doesn't take much to make me afraid. Hadar: The usual themes are usually to do with like...filth, disease, parasites and b-bugs...everywhere. All around. And I'm unable to escape, drowning with them, covered by them...s-stuff-stuff like that. (he shudders at the memory of those dreams) Hadar: (he gulps as he start poking around some of the spots on his arms) But-they're not the worst ones... but I-I don't wanna talk about them.
A fully coloured version of the portrait I did of Hadar and his wife Dona for this ask on the Guardian Family Ask account. I was really happy with the shading on this. Look at happy Hadar is in the arms of his tall wifey. <3
Iris: Iām curious, do you all have any good stories or memories of your partners? My Guardians tend to keep their relationships close guarde
Star constellation & Past lives (Astrology)
The universe is full of dimensions, galaxies, planets, galaxy ways, but I found out with astrology you can know what dimensional being you might be, and what your mission is here.
Example : If you have a Star constellation in your 12H, itās linked to spiritual connection & past lives. Or aspecting Neptune is a high spiritual connection or even the south node.
āHadarā is a Arabia name star constellation
I have Hadar in the 12H aspecting my Neptune and conjunct my ASC and my moon at a Aquarius degree, which makes a lot of sense because on my 12th age I got a major shock spiritual awakening of Hadar.
Crazy story
So since child Iāve always find a deep connection to Hadar, the star constellation and Iāve always had the feeling that my purpose was to spread cupido love. When I was young I got bullied by class mates, and I was like āhow can the be full of hateā since I found out that Hadar is the star constellation of cupido love, it makes a lot of sense. Iāve always had an open heart chakra, and people always call me to lovely for this world. Someone told me āI donāt believe you are from hereā around 12 year old I got a spiritual awakening and I started to listen to Hadar frequencies and I start to cry and my intuition gave me a weird reaction. Later I start to get visions of Hadar and what happened to Hadar I have still fear that I dream about a Astroid hitting the sun in Hadar.
In the spirit of preparing for Yom Kippur, I wanted to share this beautiful song that's been giving me a lot of chizuk lately:
It's slow, meditative, bluesy, and beautifully sung. Check it out!