#LAKAS

[atlamillia]

body horror under the cut. some recent warrior cats, misc OC's, and pouflons stuff.

[klimavaltozas]

Amúgy érintőlegesen.

[xofeno]

Rescue: HI-Surf / 1.06, "Drift" (2024)

[kyonshi-8610]

exams around the corner so instead of cramming i'm drawing

plus extra marcille that i think. looks good but just didnt turn out the way i wanted to + sketches

[blue-lotus333]

💕Goddesses of love💕

Aphrodite: Greek Goddess of love, beauty, sex and lust.

Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, emerged from the sea in a scallop shell and sailed to Cyprus. She possessed a magical girdle and had many lovers, including Ares and Adonis. Ares killed Adonis out of jealousy, leading to the creation of anemones. Adonis became a god split between the Underworld and Earth due to Aphrodite's love. She travels with the Three Graces and bestows joy, brilliance, and abundance upon mortals. She aids in romantic love and is associated with myrtles, roses, and anemones.

Freya: Norse Goddess of love, war, fertility and magic.

Freya, the Norse goddess of love and ruler of war and death. She mediated conflict between warring groups of Norse gods and established peace in Asgard. She is known for her beauty, sorcery, and sexuality, as well as for riding a cat-drawn golden chariot. Freya wears a falcon-feathered cloak that allows her to move quickly between heaven and Earth and has an enormous palace in Asgard where she celebrates with the souls she chooses from the battlefield. In one myth, she obtains the famous amber necklace, Brisingamen, from four dwarves by sleeping with them, beauty for beauty.

Oshun: African Goddess of love, beauty, prosperity & femininity.

Oshun is a goddess of love in the Yoruba religion. She is one of the 7 orishas and the source of power for all the other orishas. Oshun has the ability to make all things flow in the universe through her love and strength. She played a significant role in encouraging Ogun, father of civilization, to continue creating. Oshun is the only goddess who can carry messages between the mortal world and the Supreme Creator in heaven. In Nigeria, there is an annual ceremony called Ibo-Osun where women dance for Oshun during a feast of yams, with the best dancer winning Oshun's favor and becoming the village adviser on healing and fertility.

Parvati: Hindu Goddess of love, fertility, harmony and motherhood.

Parvati is a golden Hindu goddess known for love and devotion, forming a holy trinity with Saraswati and Lakshmi. She was born in the Himalayan mountains and embodies nurturing feminine energy. Parvati won over her husband, Shiva, through patience and determination in asceticism. Parvati is the creator of her son Ganesha, the elephant-headed god of wisdom. She is also worshiped for her strength and ferocity. In one legend, she transformed into the fearsome goddess Kali-ma to overcome & destroy demons who threaten the earth, showing her protective nature.

Guan yin: Buddhist Goddess of compassion, love, peace and kindness.

Guan Yin, originally a mortal princess named Miao Shan, was known for her compassion and kindness. Despite her father's cruelty, she devoted herself to helping others and performing miracles. After her death, she chose to remain in human form as a bodhisattva to help suffering beings, eventually becoming a goddess. By simply invoking her name, people can receive protection from harm. Guan Yin is often depicted in a white gown on a lotus throne and is revered by her followers as a symbol of love, compassion & purity. Her devotees often follow her vegetarian diet on her sacred days. Guan yin is not only the goddess of compassion, but the literal personification of it.

Hathor: Egyptian Goddess of fertility, love, womanhood and the sky.

Hathor, ancient Egyptian goddess of love and joy, has been revered for over 3,000 years. Known as the Gentle Cow of Heaven, she provided milk to the Sun God Ra, making him and other pharaohs divine. Hathor created the Milky Way and is often depicted wearing a crown with cow horns. She is worshipped through joyful ceremonies of music and dance and is the most beloved goddess in ancient Egyptian belief. Hathor is also the goddess of the Underworld, protector of females, and champion of romantic bonds. She can appear in different forms and her symbols are the sistrum and hand mirror.

Laka: Hawaiian Goddess of love, wilderness, the hula & music.

Laka is a Polynesian goddess of love and wilderness who taught humans the art of the hula dance. She is married to the fertility god Lono, and rain is considered a sacred time for them. Dancers in training build altars to Laka with her favorite flowers and plants, and offerings are taken down to the ocean after performances to thank her for her blessing. She is a Goddess who rules over all vegetation. Plants sacred to her are: maile, Lama, hala pepe, `ie`ie, ki, `ôhia lehua, `ôhelo, and palai.

Aine: Irish Goddess of the summer, love, wealth and light.

Áine is a powerful and loving fairy queen in Irish legend, associated with agriculture, animals, and light. She is celebrated at the Midsummer Festival in Limerick, where people run up her hill to seek her blessing. She is also a survivor of sexual abuse in legends, where she shows strength and guides women to empowerment. Áine is depicted with red hair, a headband of stars, and surrounded by her animals. She can transform into a red mare who is unbeatable in speed.

Xochiquetzal: Aztec Goddess of fertility, beauty, flowers and love.

Xochiquetzal was a powerful and complex Aztec goddess known for her beauty and seductive nature. She was worshipped as a patroness of lovers and prostitutes, encouraging love-making for pleasure rather than reproduction. Despite her associations with sexual relationships, she also had the ability to absolve humans of sins unrelated to sex. She was married to the water god, Tlaloc, and was considered a consort to the creator deity, Tezcatlipoca. Xochiquetzal was widely worshipped and honored through great rituals that included acts of sacrifice and confessions.

Ishtar: Mesopotamian Goddess of love, war, fertility and power.

One of the oldest goddesses in the world, Ishtar, the goddess of war and sexual love, was the queen of heaven. Ishtar is considered a member of the special class of Mesopotamian gods called the Anunnaki. Ishtar is often called Inanna, she is also an astral deity, linked to the planet Venus, and was worshipped widely in the ancient Middle East. She was known as the Queen of the Universe and had powers attributed to various other gods. Ishtar was the very first goddess of love, Mesopotamians described her in her many legends and poems as young and strikingly beautiful, with piercing, penetrating eyes.

[poetryisalive]

(this is an attempt to translate, my apologies if i misconstrued or accidentally changed anything. lovely sentiment here OP, thank you) Strength If you are short on time, As your eyes gaze toward the phone, Let go and make the most of this day, and all days to come. Live strong in solitude, Because you are the strength of your mother — who is the strength of your father. Let yourself have fun the way you know how. I'm just here, eyes reluctant to light up. I just got used to your presence, Because of your tenderness and good company. Because it's been a while since I've been strong in being alone — I just found someone Save me, from this madness — I don't want to stay alone, if I weaken it, You are my strength now. Even if you leave me, I know the feeling, Whenever I'm alone — I'm not strong. Dear, come next time, may you feel your strength. Don't be afraid to be alone. I love you so much, if it's not too bad to say it, finally.

Lakas

Kung sakali mang kulang ka ng oras,

Sa pagtingin mo ng iyong mga mata sa telepono,

Hayaan mo na at, sulitin mo ang araw na ito, at ang mga susunod pa.

Mabuhay ka'ng malakas sa pag iisa,

Sapagkat ika'y singlakas ng iyong ina—na iyo ring ama.

Hayaan mong sumaya ka sa paraang alam mo.

Ako'y andito lamang, nag aatubiling lumiwanag ang mga mata.

Ako'y sadyang nasanay lang sa iyong presensya,

Kay lambing mo at kay sarap kasama.

Kay tagal ko ng naging malakas sa pagiisa—

Ngayon lang ako nakahanap ng isang taong

Magliligtas sa akin, sa'king kahibangan—

Ayoko nang manatiling magisa, kung ito'y ikahihina ko,

Ikaw ang kalakasan ko na ngayon.

Iwan mo man ako'y alam ko ang pakiramdam,

Sa tuwing nagiisa—hindi pala ako malakas.

Mahal, nawa'y sa susunod, ramdamin mo ang kalakasan mo.

Wag kang matakot mapag-isa.

Mahal na mahal kita, o kay sayang masabi ito, sa wakas.

—Joshua

[jillianwarts]

imagine being fit and being scared of wearing bikini at the beach just because you thought you were fat. ang lala ng body dysmorphia ko dati wtf kinahiya ko tong katawan na to?????

[sucredreamer]

carved from stone if you even care

[cusackswhitehair]

MY OTP SHIP GUYS!!! i can’t belive people don’t talk about them, their chemistry in the show was so palpable!!!

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[clementinesmustyhat]

drew jane to cope with my grief of losing my shrine 😞

[atlamillia]

some more pieces for the pouflons arpg :)

[moradadabeleza]

Roderick Laka

[kroissanttt]

kaya ka bagsak e

mag-aral ❌️

maganda ✅️

[jtspaderstills]

hottie golfer

[canonical-transformation]

Dainsleif was too much of a coward to read that out loud. Where's Xiangling when you need her