#Huther

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The feeling of betrayal after reading a classic gothic novel and not liking it

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Julius Huther - Four men in armour. 1940

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Pictures from my most recent trip to Iunu, the temple of Hutheru. March 2024.

Every time i visit i think i leave crying… this recent time i wrote something in my notes on the drive back home. it’s not a very good piece of writing, fueled by blinding emotion.

A Lament for Dendera

O Hathor, Your temple is ruined.

The unfaithful walk in Your sanctuary,

Your pure place is filled with refuse.

Your high walls, these gleaming images,

are cracked and chipped away

by those who shall never comprehend

Your beauty, Your power.

Power here is held by the greedy,

who say I will let you in Her innermost shrine, for a price,

and the scholars misguide the pilgrims.

Lonely is Your shrine, with no gold,

with no lapis, with no carnelian, or turquoise.

The feet of the impure trod upon Your most hidden places,

and everywhere is the scent of absence and decay.

And the faithful, who come silently, are persecuted

Your followers are shamed and denigrated

as the lowest of beings,

by the keepers of Your temple.

Yet the lotus flower is still set in Your innermost shrine,

and prayers of Your praise and names are muttered

Quietly, in echoing halls,

once filled with priests of great devotion

and the fires of Your light.

The faithful come quietly

and bow in the shadow;

now a spectacle of humor

to the keepers and scholars of Your temple.

I leave my offerings and obeisances to You,

O Great Hathor,

whose shrine sits vacant and dim,

filled with singing birds

who fly through Your halls and nest within the walls.

I give my life and my heart to You,

O Beautiful Hathor,

whose temple is but a curiosity to the people of Your land,

who no longer know of Your glory

O Hathor, may You forever care for the birds of Your great temple,

may You forever tend to the cats who roam it’s halls.

May You halt the one who stops the songs of Your praise,

may You guide Your followers

to the gates of Your temple

and to Your vacant arms,

that gladly accept the joyous, and saddened, tears of the people.

^^^^^

Some personal thoughts:

Dendera is one of my favourite temples. Something always happens when i visit. The first time i went, i was able to sneak up onto the uppermost roof, where people used to come to sleep in hopes of being healed. This recent time i was greeted by a pregnant cat who curled up in my lap as i sang a hymn for our Lady Huther. i cried as she did. and, in one of the hidden crypts, i found someone had offered a lotus flower.

Unfortunately the experience is always tainted by people. “Guides” who want you to pay for things you don’t need to pay for. Who say you aren’t allowed to take photos, aren’t allowed to look at something or lie in the hypostyle hall and stare at the ceiling, without personally paying them. (You don’t have to pay them, they’re making it up, and they’ll go away if you tell them to fuck off. Or they will get the guy with the gun and then you have to pay both of them.) Then they lead you to the shrine room and tell you to touch the wall for ‘healing’. And there is a mark where the oil of everyone who listened to them touched, and it is degrading the paint and carvings. So i have a lot of detestation for such people. they upset my heart. and that is why i have written this lament. that is why i leave Dendera crying each time.

[homestuck-hell]

Nollor Huther, Page of Light, Prospit

He/him

Heat seeker he just wants to find the truth

Runs a podcast with his best bro

I’ve connected the two dots

Land of Radios and Points

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FEDS Paper: The FOMC's Use of Operational Targets: 85 Years and Counting

Jeffrey Huther, Elizabeth Klee, Kevin Kiernan, and Ethan Rodriguez-Shah This paper uses summaries of the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC’s) meetings to identify its operational targets and map those to operating regimes. We find that operational targets were more often discussed in the earlier part of the FOMC’s 85-year history, but recent years have seen a resurgence in discussions. We identify distinct operating regimes and find that regimes with discussions of multiple targets, usually rate and quantity pairs, are more common than regimes dominated by discussions of single targets. We document that the current period (the 2007-2009 financial crisis to today) is a notable break in operational targets from earlier periods. We also show that shifts in operational targets occur during recoveries, or after a significant downturn in the macroeconomy. from FRB: Working Papers https://ift.tt/kdH8PB6 via IFTTT

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I wish I had watched merlin with subtitles bec I figured at the end of season one that their surname was Pendragon. I thought Pendragon was another name for Camelot or something (bec of the dragon crest)

I spent half the series being confused bec I realised that the king's name was Uther in like season 3. I thought both of them were called Arthur

SDJFKG au where they're both called Arthur and Merlin's pretty sure Arthur Jr is the Once and Future King but he's not sure enough to kill Arthur Sr and the dragon's no help

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Andrea Huther by Katelijne Verbruggen for Grazia Netherlands December 2018

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Andrea Huther photographed by Katelijne Verbruggen for Grazia Netherlands, December 2018

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Andrea Huther for Grazia Netherlands December 2018 

Photography: Katelijne Verbruggen. 

Styling: Anna Sokolowska. 

Hair & Makeup: Magdalena Loza. 

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Andrea Huther photographed by Katelijne Verbruggen for Grazia Netherlands, December 2018

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Andrea Huther at Paul Costelloe, Spring 2019

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Andrea Huther for Grazia Netherlands

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andrea huther by katelijne verbruggen for grazia netherlands december ‘18

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Andrea Huther, Grazia Netherlands December 2018

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Andrea Huther by Katelijne Verbruggen for Grazia Netherlands, December 2018

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Andrea Huther for Grazia Netherlands, by Katelijne Verbruggen (December 2018).