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the gaang as adults (from the ending credits of "Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender")

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Head animator Kihyunryu Zuko's reference poses and custome design done by team lead cteec (IG)

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Interview with Yukio Mishima | 1966

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« Le cynisme qui considère le culte du héros comme comique est toujours accompagné par un sentiment d’infériorité physique. »

— Yukio Mishima, Soleil et acier, trad. John Bester (Tokyo : Kodansha International, 1970). Publié à l’origine sous le titre Taiyō to Tetsu (Tokyo : Kōdansha, 1968).

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Empress Dowager Cixi and Four Imperial Physicians by Huang Zhongyang (黄中羊)

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I have been, and always shall be, your friend.

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My way of coping with stress is to try to take care of everyone else.

So here, my beloved nerds, a few reminders to take care of yourself ❤️

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Head of a Capricorn, Egypt, 1,000 - 650 BC. Bronze, Gold.

Capricorn is not just the climber...

Everyone talks about Capricorn like we’re only built for ambition, for status, for money, for leadership. As if we were born already knowing how to climb. As if the mountain itself handed us a map. They forget what kind of creature Capricorn actually is. The Sea-Goat. Saturn doesn’t crown Capricorn. Saturn tests Capricorn. Over and over. Lesson after lesson. Delay after delay. Weight after weight. We are capable of holding consequence. Saturn piles experience on us until illusion collapses. Until shortcuts stop working. Until the ego burns out. The goat climbs, yes but only because it has already drowned and learned how to breathe underwater. Modern astrology skips this and reduces us to “boss energy.” Capricorn is deeply mystical. We are ruled by the planet of karma. Saturn governs thresholds. Initiations. The slow violence of reality that forces the soul to mature or break. We don’t become powerful because we want to. We become powerful because Saturn will not stop until we are honest with ourselves.