#thebeginning

[ramapani-blog]

The Beginning.

Reblog if you’re starting something new.

[kingoftruthofficial]

The Day the Veil Turned

A reflection on awareness, truth, and the masterpiece revealed by love.

There was a day when nakedness revealed itself.

Not the nakedness of the body alone, but the nakedness of awareness.

For to be naked is one thing.

To know that you are naked is another.

The moment awareness awakens, the veil begins to turn.

What was hidden steps into the light.

What was feared becomes visible.

What was denied can no longer remain in the shadows.

At that border between illusion and truth, the eyes begin to see clearly.

The heart remembers what it has always known.

Many run from that moment.

Many cover it.

Many fear it.

Yet the purpose of revelation is not shame.

The purpose of revelation is understanding.

For what is revealed is not meant to destroy you.

It is meant to show you.

Beyond the turning veil stands a masterpiece waiting to be recognized.

Not a masterpiece built by power.

Not a masterpiece built by fear.

Not a masterpiece built by domination.

A masterpiece strengthened by love.

Love is the force that allows truth to be seen without hatred.

Love is the force that allows reality to be embraced without running away.

Love is the bridge between what is hidden and what is revealed.

When the veil is finally lifted, perfection is not what remains.

Truth is what remains.

And truth, when held by the power of love, becomes the masterpiece.

🖤⚪ Lifebillion Anthony Sunday 🖤⚪

Messenger of the Beginning.

💎 Every soul is a diamond, whether it knows its value or not.

[girlfriends-and-co]

[ivydoomkitty]

I had such an incredible time at @wizardworld Chicago. It was the fans, the friends, the staff, and the time spent creating memories with everyone. This was my first domestic show back after the pandemic shutdown over a year and a half ago. So many of us were just thankful to be back in a setting where we could let our geek flag fly high and be amongst our people and catch up. It felt good to see so many faces that were dearly missed for so long. Thank you to the staff for being so very understanding and accommodating, for the fans who stopped by to catch up and have some pretty in depth conversation (I loved every second), and the friends that carved out time to hang out and make memories together. I loved every moment of the after party and spending SO MANY HOURS trying to learn Thriller with @knightmage1 & @thekrystalmethod 🤣 I was SO EXHAUSTED but it was so worth it! It was great finally seeing and catching up with @frenchwookiee @tonerodriguez2000 @joaniebrosas @thousand_faces_cosplay @best_fitness_by_60 @papabearcosplay @larissapaigecosplay Special thanks to @thekrystalmethod for being my MVP and bestie, making sure I ate, stayed hydrated, helped me manage my anxiety, and rocked that booth and made it spicy! You made the trip so much fun and incredibly stress free and I am thankful that you came along! Heres to many more! Much love to everyone 💜 Pics by @eddiebphotos Part 2 WW post will be up tomorrow 💜 #wizardworld #endofanera #latina #chicago #thankful #thebeginning #comiccon #friends https://www.instagram.com/p/CVMchKEFVi8/?utm_medium=tumblr

[doki-doki-glitch-club]

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[perhapsblues]

" THE BEGINNING IS THE END IS THE BEGINNING "    ❖  OPENING CREDITS: 

M I S S  F I S H E R ' S  M U R D E R  M Y S T E R I E S

Impatience is your middle name.

💠 V i r t u e was already taken. 💠

[photojenno]

selfie 10 years ago

[goldenmusicmoments]

Madison Beer - Life Support (Review):

After much anticipation we finally get Madison Beer’s debut album titled ‘Life Support’. She has had quite the journey so far with fighting to release her debut album. Her career beginning with Justin Bieber’s claimed discovery of her and that leading to her getting signed. That then not working out and then getting signed to Epic Records. Then finally to this release. She kick starts the album with an intro titled ‘The Beginning’ which features some extended airy vocals. After that we get to the first track on the album ‘Good In Goodbye’ a sassy track about a toxic relationship in which the two seem to be in a constant battle with each other. There’s more bad than good in this relationship that she is saying goodbye to. It could be speaking to a relationship between two people, or her fighting herself. We then head into the interlude type track ‘Default’, it isn’t labelled as such, but due to its duration and style it fits that category. It is a stunning track in which she seems to sing about her being her own end. It follows that concept of how we can be the cause of our own destruction. This short track switches it up twice during its duration which provides for some of the most surprising moments on not just the song alone, but the album as a whole. Her vocal delivery of the lyrics is beautiful and haunting at the same time. She ensures that you as the listener feel the emotions behind the words she’s singing.

‘Follow The White Rabbit’ lifts the pace on the record with its heavy bass driven production. Which in turn makes it feel like it could feature as a soundtrack moment in a movie scene or commercial featuring a high speed car race/chase. She did mention that lyrically the song doesn’t have a deeper meaning to it. It’s meant to be a track you could rock out to. The vulnerable track ‘Effortlessly’ follows, a stunningly captivating moment on the album featuring dreamy angelic vocals that leave you in a trance like state. The track takes over the entire space and the lyrics are rather sad. With lyrics like ‘So I hold my breath to breathe, hurt me so I feel, used to do these things so effortlessly’, returning to that self destructive topic. It dwells on the difficulty of trying to lift yourself up and due to that you often find yourself falling into a dark place as that is easier to do. This song is surely a standout on the album. Then we move on to ‘Stay Numb And Carry On’ in which the opening draws you in with the intriguing reversed vocals. The track continues with the topic of the previous track and more of how she deals with her mental health struggles, she seems to ignore them rather than face her issues and move on. A moody moment you can completely get lost in.

‘Blue’ provides the album with a dreamy and vast cinematic moment. Here Madison seems to draw some inspiration from Lana Del Rey’s style. You get lost in this mesmerising song. She sings about being aware of when it is time to leave and how letting go of this person will be beneficial for her. ‘Interlude’ features vocoder coated vocals, on this short track she sings about what she is willing to do for this person and hopes for her feelings to be reciprocated. She also states that although she wants to be with this person, she doesn’t solely want to be theirs only. We move on to this intimate emotionally driven track ‘Homesick’ that opens with similar vocals to that on the albums intro. You may find yourself welling up to this song. The verses are about her not fitting in and feeling out of place. However on the chorus it seems like she’s found the place where she feels like she fits in. The outro to the track is truly Madison as she samples Rick & Morty one of her favourite shows. The sample features the two characters launching themselves into space, correlating to the tracks topic. This track would provide her tour with such a perfect closing moment.

Then we come to one of the most grand moments on the album with this orchestra type opening on ‘Selfish’, a rather sombre track about someone who’s rather selfish. She loved this person, even though she knew he didn’t deserve her love. Her vocal delivery on the track is rather gentle and beautiful, capturing the pain behind each lyric perfectly. She picks up the pace on ‘Sour Times’ which is about being taken advantage of due to her being in a vulnerable state. The beat has this sense of urgency to it during the verses. Then when the chorus hits the drums kick in, giving it this rocky vibe. ‘Boyshit’ kick starts with a another grand opening that leads into quite the switch up. It features a sassy delivery of the lyrics. The chorus will have you singing along to it from the get go. You can really let loose to this song. She sings about not understanding the nonsense that comes out of the guys mouth and she’s not willing to waste her time trying to get through to him.

She continues her sassy streak on the rather sexy track ‘Baby’ where she lets the boy of interest know of what to expect and that he’ll have to be ready to be able to handle her. The track does sway to some extent thematically from the rest of the album. Then we reach ‘Stained Glass’ where she pleads for people to be more gentle. For them not to base judgement on the basis of what they see. As that doesn’t always let you know of what the person maybe battling internally. The track has a cinematic feel to it and you feel what she feels due to all the judgement she’s received from people. The vocal delivery gives you this feeling of being on the edge of breaking down.

‘Emotional Bruises’ is about being mistreated, yet she seems to be giving the person chance after chance. She still is willing to give him another shot, however she claims this will be the last. We get a mention of the album title on this track. ‘Everything Happens For A Reason’ is the final full length track on the album. A beautiful track where she sings about how things happen for a reason. The person of topic has obviously given her quite a bit of grief, but she closes the track on a dreamy note singing ‘I still love you’. We reach the final moment on the album that is ‘Channel Surfing/The End’ which is her flicking through each track on the album. Just like how you’d flick through channels finding something to watch on TV. The closer feels like you’ve reached the ending of a movie and the end credits are playing. It is the perfect closing for the album.

The album over all is a solid effort from Madison Beer and she has played a strong role in the creative aspect of the album. From songwriting to the production on the tracks, The album is well produced, her vocals are stunning on the record and she divulges on topics that resonate with many people. You have the emotionally charged moments, sassy moments and then those which feel cinematic. She showcases great promise and she has the potential to grow and outdo this project on the next. The album feels true to her as an artist and personal to her as human being. It is definitely a standout release of 2021 so far.

If you haven't given 'Life Support' a listen yet, then you need to go and do so.