VIR

Preserving the past, creating the present, adapting for the future.

[the4thplateau-blog]

[the4thplateau-blog]

Fallen Angel of Doom

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The Dreaming Abomination Rises

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The world in an apple

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Landscaping

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Tranquility

[flesh-hierarchy]

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Apotheosis

[deathandmysticism]

Aleister Crowley

[bassiumortis]

The ouroboros is traditionally depicted as a serpent or dragon in the process of swallowing its own tail, resulting in the formation of a circle. Unsurprisingly the ouroboros is most often regarded as a symbol of infinity and renewal, though it is also widely interpreted to be demonstrating the principles of cyclical transformation and the creation of life through death. It has also been used as a symbol for totality, self-sufficiency, androgyny, mercury, and truth.

[the4thplateau-blog]

White-hot bolt

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Crescent Axis

[the4thplateau-blog]

The Wave off Kanagawa

[the4thplateau-blog]

The Isle of Everywhere

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Forsaken astronaut

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Luminous altered conciousness

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Steel of the Reich