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Moonbows

A moonbow, also known as a lunar rainbow or white rainbow, is a rainbow created by moonlight rather than sunlight. It's formed when light from the moon refracts and reflects off water droplets, like those in rain or mist, creating a visible arc of light in the sky. Moonbows are generally fainter and less colorful than regular rainbows, and they are much rarer due to the need for specific conditions like a full or near-full moon, clear skies, and dark skies.

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— Maya C. Popa, Wound is the Origin of Wonder: Poems: “All inner life runs at some delay” (via letsbelonelytogetherr)

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Cornflower

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Today's studies

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Here’s the 11 Luciferian Points of Power in plain, unfiltered language—no devotional fluff, no aesthetic cosplay. These are drawn directly from Michael W. Ford’s foundational texts like Apotheosis and The Bible of the Adversary. They’re meant to guide self-deification, not submission.

🔥 11 Luciferian Points of Power (Plain Language Edition)

Lucifer is your inner fire. He represents your intellect, your willpower, your ability to rise and take control of your life.

The Adversary is your rebellion. You challenge systems, beliefs, and limitations—not to destroy blindly, but to evolve.

Lucifer is both light and shadow. He’s the Morning Star and the Evening Star. You must master both clarity and darkness.

Question everything. Core beliefs, past experience, tradition, even your own thoughts. You answer only to yourself.

The “fall��� is liberation. Lucifer’s descent is symbolic of freeing your mind from obedience and fear.

Rebellion must have purpose. It’s not chaos for chaos’ sake—it’s about gaining wisdom, strength, self-empowerment, discerment and power.

Self-love is sacred. Respect your body, your mind, your spirit. You are your own temple, no one else's.

You are your own 'god'. You govern your life as if your consciousness matters beyond death. You build your legacy, for yourself and to yourself.

Indulge with discipline. Love those who earn it. Reject those who don’t. Pleasure is power when wielded wisely.

Even “selfless” acts are selfish. Own your motives and perspectives. Helping others can be noble—but it’s still your choice, your reward.

Apotheosis is the goal. You create your path and your mind. You illuminate your potential. You rise—not to serve, but to become.

These points are not about devotion. They’re about embodiment. Luciferianism is a path of initiation, transformation, and authorship. You don’t offer your autonomy to Lucifer—you become the Lucifer archetype through it.

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Forever yours, Morning after morning, Star after fallen star, World without end.

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The Swan, 1915, by Hilma Af Klint

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Louise Glück, from “The Sword in the Stone”

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Lately I've been seeing stars.

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— lunamonchtuna (via letsbelonelytogetherr)

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JULY The forest is in full bloom "July bursts with color, and not just in the expected places. Flip a log and you might find a blue-spotted salamander, mottled like fine porcelain. On the forest floor, the violet coral fungus is shocking not only because of its color but because it looks like coral. Birds are thick into the business of raising their young. Other creatures are trying hard to blend in, to not turn into food for hungry baby birds. Can you find the Virginia creeper sphinx moth, banded in gray green, against the leaves of Virginia creeper? The black willow leans out over the edges of streams and ponds, springs up in swamps. Its wood is soft but bendable, a favorite of beavers and basket weavers. At the tips of its brittle branches, catkins send seeds into summer winds. The twigs are made to snap and float downstream, where they may drop roots in a muddy bank and become trees." -Kateri Kosek from The Forest Revealed This painting/page from "The Forest Revealed" celebrates some of my favorite things the month of July has to offer. Here's some close-ups, and the sketches that got me to the final art. The book will be out in September, but is available to preorder now.

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haiku #17, tathev simonyan

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The Evening Angel (1848) by Alexandre Cabanel

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there is always tomorrow

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John Milton, Paradise Lost, Book 1 [originally published 1667]