#shape-shift

[remysolangelo-13]

How to get inside a building:

Annabeth: Open the door slowly, step in.

Piper: Charmspeak the door open

Nico: Shadowtravel in.

Frank: Become an ant and sneak in.

Hazel: Use mist to pretend the door is still closed, then walk on.

Jason: Fly and crash into the window.

Percy: Make the toliet explode and then walk in.

Leo: Burn down the building and then walk in.

[eggwhiteswithspinach]

👏 Shape-shift

[dahalla]

The one animal Ahu can’t shift into to go incognito around Haven or Skyhold is a raven. I mean, he can take the shape, but Leliana knows EVERY SINGLE BIRD SPECIFICALLY she would know which one was him in an instant.

[dahalla]

It's a shame you can't take shape shifting specialization in Inquisition. Because I do headcanon Ahu as one. In some versions it's how he got out of the Qun- he'd done it on accident. Turned himself into a wolf or an owl and got the fuck OUT. He gets stuck like that for a while, because he's just not sure how he got there in the first place, but he eventually figures it out after taking in with Eldrin and the clan. Ellie is always the one to rescue him, he's never been an animal and he's no idea how to hunt or survive, and there's a good chance he's just managed to get himself snagged in a trap. He gets lucky with Ellie finding him. Even if it's not how he got out of the Qun (I've never settled on one specific story I think fits best, to be honest), he picks it up in the clan. It's a good way to hide you have a tal-vashoth mage living with you, as I'm sure Templars would have taken a keen in that. It's an oddity, and it looks dangerous. But if you can turn into a wolf or a hawk or an owl or something, you just look like an animal anytime someone comes and snoops. It's also why Ahu would have been at the conclave over Eldrin, or anyone else in the clan- shape-shift, watch from where you can hide. A bird in the rafters, maybe a rat, maybe a nug, or a dog- Haven was in Fereldan, no one would have looked twice. The best thing though is that even when Ahu changes into the shape of a small animal, he's always a large version of it. How can he not be? The boy is big all over. He's a large owl, a large wolf, a hilariously large nug (of course, he's not taking the shape of one you could ride, he's not THAT big, but, compared to any other wild nugs around Haven, well, he's noticeably large XD)

[thetoastiestwaffle]

I need an episode of Steven Universe where Garnet, Pearl, and Amethyst all shape-shift into Steven and they go on a mission and it’s just a bunch of multicolored Stevens beating up some cluster

[medic981]

New saw

Picked up a new camp/backpacking saw from Bass Pro Shop tonight. The Shape-Shift Folding Saw from TexSport. For $19.99, its a decent deal.

[zeeforwork]

Meet Momochi! The shape-shifting samurai boy.

"Shape-Shifting?" You ask? I'm working on a final project for my class at the moment, expect to see what I mean by that in the coming weeks!

[notes-in-shapeshifting-blog]

An Introduction.

Before I go into things, I'd like to give you a bit of a background on me.  I am a college student in the US who has been exploring paganism for quite sometime now.  Though I consider myself to be eclectic, I do wish to concentrate my spirituality on things that speak to me.

Since I was very young, I have had a fascination with animals, monsters, and all things in between.  Growing up I would rather play werewolf or vampire than with dolls.  Easy on my parent's wallets, but still a little strange for their little girl to howling at the moon.

As I grew I strayed away from this.  My upbringing was Christian but I never felt a sense of understanding in the church and it wasn't until I moved away for school that I realized that there were other things out there that spoke to me.

Paganism has become a huge part of my life ever since and I have explored many different paths such as Wicca, Druidism, Buddism, and many others.  Consistently, I see that I do best when I can take the methods I like most and ball them together into my own eclectic path.

A couple months ago, I stumbled upon my first shape shifter online.  She practiced Wicca but stressed her path was not only magic but also a good deal of meditation with the intent to learn how to astral project and mentally shape shift into other living creatures.

This was an idea that has been stuck in my brain ever since.  I stray away from it and find myself stumbling back every time.  So I've decided to run with it.

This blog will be mostly composed of journal entries, article/book recommendations, and answering questions about this as a path.  I am working through it to try and find what the potential is for this type of spirtuality.

The most common influence people usually site for a shape-shifter concentrated pagan path is Native American culture.  Though I do agree that the culture as a whole has done the most work in this field, I can not adhere too much to Native American ways.  I have always been more European inspired in my path and their methods have always proved to be the easiest for me.  In short, I tend to use the inspiration of Native American culture but apply it in European ways like magic, element centered ritual and meditations, and also more day to day practices as a hedge witch might use.  

If you stumble upon this blog and it speaks to you, I suggest you follow for you stumbled upon it for a good reason.  If you have any questions, feel free to leave them in my ask box.