#Cosmic Sin
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Costas Mandylor as Commander Marcus Bleck in Cosmic Sin (2021)
#this movie was a cosmic sin but the looks were served#cosmic sin#costas mandylor#mine#cosmic sin 2021
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Happy Birthday Costas, you beautiful, beautiful soul. 🫶🏻
#horror fan#saw fanart#jigsaw#mark hoffman#peter strahm#john kramer#amanda young#costas mandylor#saw franchise#saw movies#costas#costasmandylorfanart#picket fences#cosmic sin#louis mandylor
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JANUARY JUMBLES
The butter and the sugar cream Till it is very light, Then beat the eggs up briskly, The yolks and then the white. Then add the flour well sifted, The nutmeg grated fine, And stir them well together The flavorings to combine. Then drop from point of silver spoon Into greased dripping-pan, And bake in a quick oven As briskly as you can. The cakes will spread out thinly, So watch they do not burn! When browned all round the edges They re done just to a turn. With griddle sheer take them up, And put on dish to cool. A hundred dainty little disks Are made by this good rule.
#jumbles#jumballs#jingles#jumbals#jumbolls#jumbolds#jumballes#dimples#gongles#sugar-bundles#butter-bumbles#cosmic sin
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I'm about to watch Cosmic sin solely because Adelaide Kane is in it, if she's only in, like, two seconds of it, I'm gonna be piiiiiiiissed.
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COSMIC SIN (2021)
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Cosmic Sin - 2021 - Edward Blake
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A bunch of silly sketches I've done
AOS @distant-frontier-simp SF @csavii (also sona) CS @trashiiplant
#toxart#rw#rain world#iterator oc#sonas#AOS#SF#AR#ES#CD#APL#CS#Cosmic Slumber#Ambitious Rationality#Curved Departure#Saturns Foley#A Plausible Link#Excised Sign#Absolvent of Sins#shitpost#sketches#others characters
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if people were fundamentally good, we would not need Christ
#if people were fundamentally good it would be possible for someone to die without ever having sinned#and that person would have been born outside of original sin#and that person could have gone to heaven without being covered by the blood of Christ#'no all people will sin before they die' then what is the point of saying we're fundamentally good? what does it even mean?#if each of us is inevitably guilty of cosmic treason against God then none of us is fundamentally good#if you can look at YOURSELF and conclude 'I am fundamentally good' you are gravely delulu#I'm serious. you are not using God's measuring stick you are using one you fashioned yourself in your sin#remember that the root of 'good' is 'God'. you claim that you are fundamentally godly. holy. I wonder what God thinks of that.#when He says even your righteous deeds are as filthy menstrual (ritually unclean) rags#Christianity#x
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So apparently Jade City Foods, the company behind the Dark Crystal themed hot sauces, now have a line of similarly themed hot chocolate.
#the dark crystal#skeksis sinful swirl fucking gets me#aughra's like cosmic caramel#and mystic is just mint but#nope skeksis flavor is SIN#which is pretty on brand
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You know what else is hinky about humankind falling from God's 'grace' when they ate the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil?
It's not just that God put the tree in the center of the garden, fully accessible to Eve and Adam, when he could have put it anywhere else.
It's that the humans couldn't have known it was wrong to eat the fruit. Definitionally. The story is literally about how they don't have the knowledge of good and evil before they eat from the tree.
"God told them not to!" Yes, and they couldn't have known it was 'wrong' to disobey God, either, or to say one thing but then do another. Eve remembers that God has told her not to eat the fruit--she relays this fact to the Serpent--but without the knowledge of good and evil, there's no ethical dimension to that information.
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#christianity#christianity is bullshit#the christian god is evil#the bible as cosmic horror#the tree of knowledge#the fall of humankind#original sin#genesis
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people on twitter talking about how a king-ohger adaption could still work. what world do you live in.
#nobody liked samurai or megaforce or dino charge or ninja steel or beast morphers or dino fury or cosmic fury BUT THIS TIME#it'll be different.#power rangers would do great. with ohsama sentai king-ohger.#kendrix morgan died for our sins#power rangers for ts
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tumblr is orchasting my downfall because it's not letting me update the audio on the sillies discography post im logging off forever day = ruined
#not that deep i like being dramatic#no soy nada sin hacerme la loca un ratito#anyway. they debuted with fromis' supersonic instead of cosmic ^_____^#that was going to be the sonic movie song but song is just too good to be just a collab i needed them to HAVE IT!#plus its not the vibes of the movie lawllllll#song came on shuffle. then looked thru their angel of the season project pinterest board. and i saw IT.#theres also the fact i didnt rlly like cosmic as one of their tts. same with lucky girl but eh.#maybe i will change lucky girl too idk too many red velvet songs in that disco#then again i dont rlly listen to kpop so thats why there is a lot of rv#this reminded me of the anon asking me if they were addition to a bg where would they go#and i scratched my head bc i dont listen to men. only exo sjnsnddkjnjdnjdnjdnjdnjd and nct#sorry that ive never replied anon let me. TRY.. to listen to more..... men........#oh im yapping my bad
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Me after defeating Jesus Christ in a 1v1 fist fight and leaving him in a Waffle House parking lot puddle: My rules now gayboy
#you can take this as a shitpost or you can consider it a part of my Cosmic Randomness vs Sinful Nature essay brainstorming#had another talk with my religious trauma coach about what fist fighting jesus in a waffle house parking lot represents today#and how I essentially was saying I wanted agency in my weird lil chronically online way#also I saw noel miller and he was great and made fun of catholics#ex christian#religious trauma
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Introductions ✨✨
Hey! I'm Coriander. It's not what I go by in my other blogs on here but I want to keep things a bit more separate, at least at first. This is gonna be a long one (sorry) so I'm adding a cut.
I'm exploring Hellenic polytheism, and have only recently started, but it's something I've been considering, in a way, for over a year. I don't have a big, intense story that marks the beginning for me; I didn't necessarily feel a personal, spiritual connection to any of the deities from the time I was a young child in the way others describe, and I haven't had an intense experience that marked the beginning of my path.
I've always felt drawn to Greek mythology, though. I have a distinct memory of laying on my stomach on the floor of the school library in 3rd or 4th grade, reading a picture book about Hades and Persephone. It kept my attention the way others - even Egyptian mythology, another major interest - didn't. I, of course, had the classic queer kid experience of being super into the Percy Jackson series for a while, but my interest in it predated that. The specific deities I've been drawn to have changed somewhat as I've grown up, and they definitely shaped some of my interests. But delving into them again has helped me see connections that weren't explicitly connected to Greek mythology. I felt drawn to Athena growing up, for example, and my love of owls was definitely shaped by that. Even though that has settled into the background somewhat, that connection has persisted in things like my knitting and desires to dye yarn and learn how to weave (side note: I associate crochet more with Apollo, actually, despite it also being a fiber art). I felt connected to Artemis and Persephone as a kid, but that waned as I got older, discovered I was trans, and began my transition. I've felt connected to Hestia and her quiet hearth-keeping since I learned about her: I've always strived to make myself & my space safe and welcoming for others, and being told I succeeded in that is one of the best compliments I've received. But my interests in the morbid (ex Pompeii & the Paris catacombs), psychopomps, rocks & minerals, and keys weren't explicitly related to Hades. Some of the connections didn't click until I started to look into him more seriously about a year ago. I was an artist and had interests in writing, poetry, singing, and playing instruments long before it actually clicked that all of those fell into Apollo's domain, as I associated Athena far more with visual arts as a kid. I also didn't realize that he & Artemis cover diseases (another long-running interest) until very recently. The concept of xenia, too, was something I grew up with to some extent, even though no one called it that. My father modelled it to my siblings and I; I even learned about it within the context of ancient Greece at some point growing up and it stuck with me, despite not knowing the name.
I grew up Mormon, and was incredibly devout until college, when the pandemic forcibly separated me from that environment and I not only discovered that I was queer in several ways, but realized that the Church 1) wasn't safe to stay in and 2) wasn't actually true (which came later, when I started to get over my fear of reading "anti-Mormon literature"). During that period between those two realizations I got into tarot and using plants and crystals for their correspondences (two other interests growing up), as well as using rocks to ground myself. At that time, I considered myself a "liminal Mormon", and was reaching out to Heavenly Mother specifically via tarot. But as it set in that Mormonism specifically, and Christianity generally, wasn't for me, I got more and more interested in modern witchcraft separated from the belief system I was raised in.
It never quite felt right, though. The constant need for protections and doing something "the right way" lest things backfire and you invite the wrong thing into your home, or hurt yourself, or others, or or or, made my anxious & scrupulous brain go into overdrive. I wasn't even sure I believed in it spiritually, or if I was just interested in it from a mindfulness standpoint, and staring down the barrel of comically high piles of research without knowing where to start was exhausting. The concept of dual deities, the Divine Masculine and Divine Feminine, put a bad taste in my mouth (which bled over into Persephone for a while because she and Hades are often used to symbolize those archetypes- sorry Persephone). But, not wanting to listen too much to my discomfort (since part of it may have been, and probably was, prior conditioning), I pushed ahead and actually completed one ritual that had all of the steps - cleansing, representations of the four elements and directions, etc. - and was very carefully designed to leave room for growth and change. It represented the start of my path. I still have the jar I made during the ritual, though I'm still trying to figure out what to do with it.
Around that time, I was considering whether or not to work with deities- specifically Hades, as that was who I felt the most drawn to at the time. The idea interested me, but I wasn't sure if it was from an academic or spiritual angle. I'd really only seen deity work from a modern witchcraft/neo-pagan perspective which, again, didn't sit right with me. On top of that, I wasn't quite ready to let go of Christianity even though I already functionally had, and was terrified of doing something "wrong" and getting, for lack of a better term, sent to (figurative) hell. I decided to do a simple "yes/no" tarot pull and got about the clearest "no" you can get: a reversed Ace of Swords. So I decided to let it rest and that, if I ever felt drawn to it again, I could re-approach the topic.
So, for over a year, I didn't touch it. Continuing with witchcraft after the ritual didn't feel right, either, so my altar collected dust while I tried to sort out my spirituality (or lack thereof). I settled on "I don't know and that's okay" and left it at that, trusting that when the time came, and I had more energy and mental space, that I would be able to start looking into things again.
I never truly stopped thinking about the idea of deity work/worship, though. It was always in the back of my mind. I figured it was because of the way I was raised and tried to sever my idea of spirituality from how I was conditioned while I worked through my religious trauma, got on anxiety medication, and learned more about myself and how I interacted with the world (including that I have both ADHD and autism, something that surprised no one).
Recently I talked with a witchy friend about my thoughts on divinity and what is or isn't out there (neither of us were sure but we both felt like there was something), and that conversation gave me the button I needed to start looking into paganism again. I realized at work a week or two later that I could just look up the different paths of paganism (a term I'd recently heard that hadn't clicked before then) and see if there was one that did fit. The first site I found not only had a clear, concise explanation for belief systems I hadn't knowingly come across before, but it touched on Hellenic polytheism and gave a recommendation for someone to watch to learn more about it. And unlike the sharp knot in my chest that warned me away from attending BYU, and going on a mission, and delving further into modern witchcraft as I'd been introduced to it, learning about Hellenic polytheism felt right. It was heavy and grounding and like home. Many of the issues I'd had with other neo-pagan systems - the constant vigilance & protections & concerns over trickster spirits, for example - simply didn't exist there, or were approached very differently. I still had a mental block about it, though, and realized it was because of that tarot pull a year prior. So I did another one, and got a clear "Yes, jump right in. We're waiting for you". And that's where I've been since which, granted, hasn't been for very long. I've felt especially connected to Apollo and Aphrodite recently, who I believe reached out in a different tarot pull recently - using the same card, actually - which is interesting because while I've appreciated different ways Aphrodite has been depicted, I haven't felt very connected to her in a way I realized was her until recently. It makes sense, though- I got into my first relationship around the same time I did that ritual, and not only are we still together a year later, but a trinket I used to ground myself during those first few months is also pretty directly associated with her. I'm planning on adding it to her altar/shrine area as soon as I find it (it's also still amongst the moving wreckage).
But anyway, hi! If you read this far thank you for taking the time out of your day to do so. If anyone has recommendations for books or other educational resources, or discord servers/other online forum-esque communities, please feel free to share. I've been enjoying looking through the tags and getting a feel for the community here, too; hopefully I'm here to stay.
#one thing ive *really* appreciated is the “sin doesnt exist” thing. its something i realized i'd actually manage to mostly unlearn#by the time i was learning about cleanliness in a helpol context which was nice#in conclusion: im more sure of my spiritual path than i was several weeks ago which was nice#*is nice#and it's also nice having the space to try and let go of having to *know* what's going on in a cosmic/afterlife sense. i dont need to know#and that's *fine*. it's chill. its alright.#hellenic pagan#helpol#my post#coriander says#hellenic polytheism#hellenic polythiest#also: maybe hot take but i disagree w/ the concept of sex causing miasma. maybe in the sense of 'you should do more cleansing than usual#before making an offering' b/c yeah. its messy and there are bodily fluids involved. but it seems so wildly different#from the other causes of miasma & feels pretty purity culture-y tbh. maybe it#*it's just a holdover from the 'breaking the law of chastity is a sin next to murder' shit & i'll feel differently later. idk#christianity cw#mormonism cw#uh. i think that's it. lmk if i need to cw tag anything else but there's nothing glaringly obvious#*nothing else
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The Flying Burrito Brothers - Hot Burrito #1
#the flying burrito brothers#hot burrito no.1#gram parsons#chris hillman#sneaky pete kleinow#chris etheridge#popeye phillips#michael clarke#country rock#country soul#cosmic american music#the gilded palace of sin#1969#Youtube
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was anybody going to tell me or was i just supposed to catch up on tdp myself
#ITS ABOUT THE CHILDREN YOU CANT SAVE DRIVING YOU TO BECOME HORROR INCARNATE FOR THOSE IN THE PRESENT#ITS ABOUT YOUR COSMIC SINS BEING JUDGED BY AN ARBITRARY AND UNJUST MEMBER OF YOUR OWN PEOPLE#ITS ABOUT THE GRIEF#HEY. HEY CAN YOU HEAR ME IN HERE#i thought he was interesting bc they gave him a fake kid but now you tell me#he had a REAL ONE#and she DIED. BADLY???#and now he doesn’t care about the other children he creates?#or the lesser beings he interacts with???#tdp#ffxiv#meg speaks#[chews on the galvus firstborn] [chews on the startouch elves]#DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME. ITS ABOUT THE GRIEF OF THE PARENT.#ITS ABOUT THE ‘laws’ OF THE UNIVERSE#before u come after me w ‘emet selch had entirely different motivations-‘#this is specifically in relation to him as a deliberately abusive parental figure post-lucius#he is repeatedly shown interacting with a creating and using children after his mysterious firstborn whom he loved#(varis. vauthry. potentially zenos.)#and there is Very Much the feeling that he may have loved his firstborn…and he will never make that mistake again#so. anyway.#rraghararahararararraraghd#(<- sound of me using The Parallels as chewtoys)
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