#Material world

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Established orthodoxies and dogmas, conditioned interpretations of living, regard the material world as reality whilst pretending to deal with the spirit or existence. They conceive and propagate evolution and thinking as purely physical, their control of our visions as sacrosanct. We are trained to ignore the evidence of our senses and experiences and to feel guilt when we glimpse sense-derived visions of ourselves as free spirits.

— The Psychick BIBLE

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"What if the journey to being, the infinite being you truly are, is the greatest adventure you will ever go on?"

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[dont-luc-back-in-anger]

Should I get this????

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"Salvation, Damnation" by Houston, Texas-based darkwave act Material World off of their 2023 self-titled debut EP

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Type Map for 10 Things That Never Happened by Alexis Hall 💚❤️

A portrait of Gollum surrounded by the chaos, humor and tenderness told in this story. I loved this book so much and the grumps Gollum + Jonathan really stole my heart. Wishing you all Happy Holidays!

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Happy Pub Day to Alexis Hall and the new additions to the London Calling universe! 🏳️‍🌈🇬🇧

10 Things That Never Happened is set in the same world as Boyfriend Material and Husband Material (eagle-eyed readers will remember Jonathan’s walk-on cameo in the latter).

While this story does not directly connect to Luc and Oliver, it gives us a new grumpy/sunshine pair to love: Jonathan and Sam. And boy are they up to shenanigans!

When a workplace injury leads to a faking amnesia, Sam’s about to discover there’s more to his grumpy boss than meets the eye…

A hoIiday romance? Definitely happening!

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The Legend & Legacy of Bruce Lee.

by Daniel Wolfert. When I was a teenager, I found myself drawn to a certain man of the time to be my role model. He was an Asian-American underdog who had beaten the odds and risen to the pinnacle of his craft and art, in spite of being small of stature and shy to speak. Those who knew him best spoke of his love for philosophy, his hatred of bullies/gangsters and his fierce dedication to his…

[stoicmike]

If you wear shoes with shoelaces you still have reasons to have fingers. -- Michael Lipsey

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i fucking SCREAMED when i saw this in my inbox ad sf fgizd hidgfjks fjksdjk my grandparents were like WHAT THE FUCK

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Some of my rock friends the ones in the water I didn't disturb, they were at home but the ones in my hand... Well they came home with mee

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[dont-luc-back-in-anger]

This is very helpful thank you Alexis🥰

[dazeddemona]

escape is a heavenly sin.

it’s the love & the fear

that your dying in.

[epicstoriestime]

The Gnostics: Unlocking Hidden Truths Beyond the Material World

Transcendent Reality What if the world around you wasn’t the ultimate reality, but a flawed shadow of something greater? That’s the core idea behind Gnosticism, a set of spiritual traditions that flourished between the 1st and 4th centuries CE. The Gnostics believed the material world was either an illusion or the flawed creation of a lesser divine being called the Demiurge. For them, the…

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Photographs from two projects by photographer and author Peter Menzel, are currently on view at The Ashley Gibson Barnett Museum of Art (formerly Polk Museum of Art), in Lakeland, Florida- Hungry Planet: What The World Eats, and Material World: A Global Family Portrait. Taken in the early 2000s and early 1990s, respectively, they provide a fascinating look at what people in various parts of the world were buying and eating at the time.

For Hungry Planet, Menzel and his wife Faith D’Aluisio visited families around the world to observe, photograph and record what they eat during the course of one week. They worked with twenty-five families in twenty-one countries. The two families in pictured above are the Revis Family from Raleigh, North Carolina and the Casales Family form Cuernavaca, Mexico.

For Material World, a project created in the early 1990s, Menzel assembled a team of photographers who spent a week living with families around the world who then photographed them outside their homes with everything they owned. Pictured below are the Hodson Family, from Godalming, England, and the de Goes Family, from São Paulo, Brazil.