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Silverleafed princess flower in Pretoria, South Africa. Photo by tjeerd, 2018.
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Silverleafed princess flower in Pretoria, South Africa. Photo by tjeerd, 2018.
I love the work. The firey being was based of a semi animstic faith form my d&d he was the god of light and of true knowledge he was cast down into animal form for his sin of aiding humanity and to help humanity re ascended back to there true form before the other gods cast humans out of the pleroma
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What if gnostics isn’t about the Pleroma but the Archons you befriend along the way
I begin with nothingness. Nothingness is the same as fullness. In infinity full is no better than empty... A thing that is infinite and eternal hath no qualities since it hath all qualities. This nothingness or fullness we name the Pleroma... In the pleroma there is nothing and everything. We are parts of the pleroma, the pleroma is also in us. Even in the smallest point is the pleroma endless, eternal, and entire, since small and great are qualities which are contained in it. It is that nothingness which is everywhere whole and continuous...
#2880 - Pleroma semidecandrum - Glory Bush
AKA Tibouchina semidecandra until they put it back in its own genus again, the princess flower, or lasiandra.
The genus was established by Scottish botanist David Don 1822, with the name derived the name from Ancient Greek for "fullness", from the way the seeds filled the capsule.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, India has a lot of tropical ornamentals from other parts of the world, and this one is native to southeast Brazil. Under good conditions it will flower year-round.
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Plant of the Day
Thursday 28 November 2024
The purple flowers and velvet foliage of Pleroma urvilleanum (glory bush, purple glory tree, Tibouchina) make this tender perennial an eye catching container plant for the summer but it needs winter protection. The tree will require pruning to keep the plant under control.
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Pleroma, physical embodiment of creation and destruction, strongest of the aeons! Amazing intelligence and knowledge, can be understood by anyone (though its messages are typically through mysterious visions), and can see through all illusion and darkness. It also has magic to create anything at any time, overwhelm you with the majesty of a god, shape or create various materials...and cast literally any spell of 9th level or below. So it has all the magic. can also create black holes or orbs of pure creation, so if you want a field of wildflowers just give it a minute.
Oh yeah, and for size, somewhere in the 8-16 ft (2.4-4.9 m) range. At least in PF1. PF2e leaves size a bit more up to interpretation, more caring about the space it takes up on the grid unless specified. So go a bit taller or smaller if that's your jam. It's creation incarnate, if it wants to be 30 ft tall then sure. EDIT: fixed where I'd called them inevitables. That's what I get for cranking these out for a few days straight to prepare for the holidays!