#Advice for Seekers

[turiyatitta]

Drugs, Mystical Experience, and the Value of Service

A Conversation with Linda & Michael Molina First and foremost, I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to Linda and Michael Molina for inviting me to share my insights and experiences on their esteemed platform. Our engaging conversation traversed through the realms of spirituality, the use of entheogens, and the profound journey toward self-realization. Here are some of the key points I…

[qldqueerboy]

There seems a need to redefine what hope and guidance means to you as you contemplate embarking on resolving a persistent and troubling situation today. Too often you have listened and acted on the promises and advice from others only to find that they all lacked the maturity and practicality to be truly effective. What needs to come to your realization today is that true hope and guidance is an inside job. It is by applying consistent effort no matter how tedious it is that results will eventually come to this problematic situation.

[xiabablog]

Might be helpful!!! ✅

[ask-a-bot]

I have a seeker in my shed- i dont know how he got there but ive let him turn it into a home- anyway, i think he age regresses(is that even possible for a cybertronian??) and i think he has a boyfriend he sneaks over- im not sure how to explain he doesn't have to sneak someone in- and that he also doesn't have to hide all the time, hes like just an adult for cybertronian standards- help?

I don't know about age regression. That's a question for Rung, probably.

Yeah... I haven't heard of it being a thing, but... traumatic events do weird things to all life forms, cybernetic ones included. The war's taken its toll on all involved, me included.

I'm grateful that Hot Rod at least was kept out of it. Thank you, old friend.

Glad to. I'd do it again.

Seekers can be difficult. They have their own culture and funny ways. I would advise talking to one of the seekers that regularly writes in. Perhaps they would be so kind as to reblog with a response when they see this message. That might be helpful.

[your-heart-is-a-treasure]

LISTEN and SILENT are spelled with the same letters. Think about it.

[finderseeker]

Tumblr should make a feature that’s in between posting privately and regularly posting: posting and only mutuals can see it. Maybe not for reblogs, but like for your own posts.

[chasing-chimeras]

And if I said Apostate Theo x Noble. Grey warden(former templar) Liam.......

idk who you are but i would propose on both knees (and also inform you that a few months ago i typed up an eighteen page outline for almost this exact concept)

[literaila]

hi, i want to start writing stories, and i admire your work, and i have a few questions if you don't mind, have you always been good at writing, do you write something everyday and how did you feel confident enough to start posting your work?

have i always been good at writing? no. absolutely not. i have always written things (evidence: the 1k novel i wrote in third grade about a dolphin adopted by a lobster which lacked quotation marks) if that’s what you’re asking.

writing, like all things, only truly improves with practice (and reading, absorbing information is no joke). sometimes i read things i wrote in the last year and have to sit and question myself for a good hour on exactly what i was thinking. my first work on tumblr was god awful, but i can admire it from afar because it got me where i am.

i personally think i lack the natural affinity for writing because i struggled in school and couldn’t really read until i was 10, but you’ll find your niche and it’ll work out.

do i write something everyday? ummm unfortunately no. i certainly think about writing every day, but typically i write 2-3 times a week during a good writing period. though! i wish i was disciplined enough to write something everyday because if would probably make writing a lot easier and less strenuous for me

(take that with a grain of salt though because i have a terrible attention span and can’t sit still for periods longer than 10 minutes. recently i’ve been writing when we’re slow at work, if that means anything to you)

how did i feel confident enough to start posting my work? simply put, i didn’t. i still don’t most days. writing is an entirely debilitating experience in my opinion and it sucks! i hate it! it makes me feel like walking on a thousand legos!

but if you’re feeling nervous about posting something, i encourage you to just do it. don’t worry about what others will think. when i posted my first story (on here, don’t ask about the eras before) i didn’t really like it, but my readers did. and that made it worth it to keep posting more. if you’ve got an idea that you’re passionate about, go for it! no one’s going to write it like you will.

honestly, i try not to take my writing too seriously (and i do a terrible job, obviously) because it’s supposed to be an escape from all of the terrible things about the world. so i’ll keep pretending it is an escape (wink wink). so, write whatever story you want, and post it on every platform across the earth. someone, like me, will love it.

[spookyfbi]

Thank you so much tumblr for telling me to ask what the role is offering when asked what my salary expectations are and to not give my current salary you would not believe how much more these roles are offering than what I would have asked for

[breelandwalker]

Hey bree! Hope your day is going well. If you don't want to answer thats fine but I'm currently looking for a book on supernatural creatures, like folk lore creatures but from all across the world and not just specific locations. Do you know of any book, or where I should look for a book that has a large guide on learning about and interacting with creatures? daemons, the fair folk, spirits, local myths, ect? I found a book that describes where all these myths come from, from the Asian dragons representing the elements, talking about the origins of Medusa, and even the orgins of pagan gods, and it covers pretty much every creature and what they represent, but has no short guides on working with them and also tries to spread the misinformation that Lilith is a Goddess so I don't really trust what they say. Any help or direction would be appreciated! Thank you.

I don't think there's going to be a short-list or cliff-notes solution to this particular problem, unfortunately. This might be more of a multiple-books situation. If you try to find a single book that has ALL of this, you're inevitably going to end up with something that is either shallow and inaccurate or made for children, and it's not likely to include instructions for working with them in a magical sense.

I would suggest seeking out subject-focused titles written by folklorists or historians as a means of discovering more information. You'll likely find things that are regionally-focused or which deal with an overarching type of creature and the associated world myths about the various permutations thereof. As for working with these creatures, texts on the topic are a bit thin on the ground and most of the ones I could find are either older folklore compendiums (i.e. The Book of Werewolves) or are positively dripping with woo-woo 90s New Age nonsense.

The only topics that seem to have a decent amount of extant literature are working with the Good Neighbors (aka fae, fair folk, fairies, etc) and working with ghosts and spirits. How accurate or reliable these books are seems to vary widely, and I can't really say which ones I would recommend, since I don't include either of these things in my practice.

Using the metric of Lilith Is Not A Goddess as a measuring device for the texts you do find seems like a good start. Definitely fact-check against other sources and read critically. And remember that working with supernatural creatures may be something you have to figure out partially on your own, unless your interests fall into a popular category. You can ask other witches about it, but keep that bullshit filter on and don't trust anyone who tries to sell you a spirit.

Hope this helps!

[serenagaia]

[mourning-again-in-america]

god i love cutting gordian knots for people

[walkingcontradictionwithanxiety]

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[goodsology]

Employment Sunday

Hello! Time for Employment Sunday!

In my pinned comment, I mentioned a content creator I was watching who provides advice on answering certain questions during a job interview along with general job advice. She has a YouTube channel called AdviceWithErin. Her channel contains many helpful videos and shorts for job seekers in today's market. For example, in this video, she advises answering the first question in any job interview.

However, she also provides ways to navigate different situations in which you may find yourself in your job, such as a narcissistic boss, toxic coworkers, etc.

Check out her channel by clicking the link in the first paragraph or here.

Thank you for reading and I hope you have a good rest of your weekend! :)

[writerz0001]

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