#soul code

[agnessdinnet]

New fanart from @Artikulin12 😍

"Agness in the style of the webcomic TwoKinds😙"

#Agness #neuron

Новый фанартик от @Artikulin12 😍

"Агнесса в стилистике веб-комикса TwoKinds😙"

#Агнесса #нейронка

[maaarine]

MBTI & Celebs (x) Robert Redford: INFJ

[redphoenixash72]

Mother Demon: Yin She's Linan's mother, from my original Story 'Soul Code'. She has four pairs of horns to show that she is the Queen of Linan's breed of demons. For their kind, the more number of horns they have, the higher their power and status. Like Linan has three pairs of horns because she is slightly weaker than her mother. She often wears simple accessories that she placed on her horns, the most often is her jade beads and the two red and green feather. Soul Code (My original Story) Yin & Linan (My OCs)

[agnessdinnet]

A strong, independent woman and her cat😁

OH MY GOD IT'S SO CUTE!!!!😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰

Сильная независимая женщина и её кот😁

БОЖЕ ДО ЧЕГО МИЛАШНО!!!!😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰

New fanart from @Artikulin12 😍

"Agness in the style of the webcomic TwoKinds😙"

Новый фанартик от @Artikulin12 😍

"Агнесса в стилистике веб-комикса TwoKinds😙"

#Агнесса #нейронка

[agnessdinnet]

HAPPY FIRST DAY OF SUMMER!!!

And happy Children's Day too!

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And happy birthday to me too!

#Agness

С ПЕРВЫМ ДНЁМ ЛЕТА!!!

А ну и с днём защиты детей)

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А ну и с днюхой меня, да)

#Агнесса

[agnessdinnet]

+6 сек анимации🫠

Я вернулась к этому делу НАКОНЭЦ ТО😅

#bringmetolife #Агнесса

+6 seconds of animation

I'm back at it FINALLY😅

#bringmetolife #Agness

[redphoenixash72]

**UPDATE: Original Story's name is now 'Soul Code' because 'Life Contract' sounds too romance-y for me and my pals** Well I tried a KINDA semi realistic style for Linan now. Gotta work on the mouth though--- Gave Linan's eyes a more sunset-ish hue while her hair has a slight blue hue. Her horns are brown-ish white as well. Linan(OC) Belongs to me

[maaarine]

The Soul’s Code (James Hillman, 1996)

“Each person enters the world called. The idea comes from Plato, his Myth of Er at the end of his most well-known work, the Republic. I can put the idea in a nutshell.

The soul of each of us is given a unique daimon before we are born, and it has selected an image or pattern that we live on earth. 

This soul-companion, the daimon, guides us here; in the process of arrival, however, we forget all that took place and believe we come empty into this world. (…)

I want us to envision that what children go through has to do with finding a place in the world for their specific calling.

They are trying to live two lives at once, the one they were born with and the one of the place and among the people they were born into.

The entire image of a destiny is packed into a tiny acorn, the see of a huge oak on small shoulders.

And its call rings loud and persistent and is as demanding as any scolding voice from the surroundings.

The call shows in the tantrums and obstinacies, in the shyness and retreats, that seem to set the child against our world but that may be protections of the world it comes with and comes from.”