#talisman

[rosieandthemoon]

[chantssecrets]

A lapis lazuli bird bead talisman from the ancient Sino-Siberian or from the ancient Western Asiatic, Bactrian culture.

1st Millennium AD or older 

[kittbetelgeuse]

Necromancer

"it's hard to find good quality corpses, it's better to bring your own" [ Design for LyukaArt ]

[noosphe-re]

Talismanic Picture of Tigers and Magpies, 20th century, Unknown Korean, handcolored lithograph (Minneapolis Institute of Art)

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[noesqape]

girl, .. fuck you hahahah ow

[numbersandstars]

Jyeshtha Nakshatra: The Umbrella Against Emotional Storms 🌧️🦂

Jyeshtha Nakshatra lies at the very heart of Scorpio 🦂—where emotions reach their most intense and overwhelming form. Here, feelings can turn into storms: jealousy, hatred, lies, and hidden hostility 🌊.

Jyeshtha natives are deeply aware of this danger. That’s why, ruled by Mercury, they instinctively seek understanding and protection. Many are quietly drawn to occult sciences—astrology, tarot, numerology—not out of curiosity alone, but as a shield against harmful energies and envious eyes 🔮✨.

Like an umbrella protecting you from heavy rain ☂️, Jyeshtha natives often feel compelled to wear talismans: a discreet turquoise necklace, a hidden charm, a symbol kept close to the body.

And they’re right. Benefic, well-chosen talismans truly support them—but their power is strongest when gifted by a friend 💫. Mercury, exalted as lord of the 11th house, shows that friends and networks are key protectors and allies.

If you are a Jyeshtha native, cherish the talismans given to you 🖤. If you’re close to one, and wondering what to gift them—think protection, luck, and intention 🍀✨.

Best of luck on your journey 🌙🦂

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