#Michelle Mason
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princess-lointaine · 1 month ago
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redcarpet-streetstyle · 2 years ago
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kidcataldo · 4 months ago
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If Downton Abbey had a 1980s theme song part 2 (with credits)
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such-g00d-luck · 1 year ago
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you know it hits hard
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theoriginalsupermodels · 6 months ago
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Michel Klein - Fall 1994 RTW
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allisluv · 6 months ago
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Who do you think each thg characters fav Gilmore Girls character is?? Like I remember you mentioning youre watching the first season sorry if you haven't watched it
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ah welcome back nonnie i missed you! i'm not gonna lie, i'm only nine episodes in but i'm gonna go off what i know about characters if that is okay!
katniss loves emily gilmore and peeta loves sookie. johanna likes luke and finnick likes michel. annie's favourites are rory and lane and lucy gray's is lorelai!
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ultimateanna · 10 months ago
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My fantasy is which cast will be well suited for the role of the main characters of Silent Hill.
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chicinsilk · 2 years ago
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US Vogue September 1985
Ashley Richardson wears a black evening coat as light as a bathrobe… and her dazzling red skirt adorned with bugle beads. By Gianfranco Ferre. Earrings and bracelet, Richard Minadeo, Fogal tights, pumps, Garolini. Hairstyle, Gerard Bollei, makeup, Linda Mason. Fresco by Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Ashley Richardson porte un manteau de soirée noir aussi léger qu'un peignor… et sa jupe rouge éblouissante ornée de perles de clairon. Par Gianfranco Ferre. Boucles d'oreilles et bracelet, Richard Minadeo, collants Fogal, escarpins, Garolini. Coiffure, Gerard Bollei, maquillage, Linda Mason. Fresque de Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Photo Sheila Metzner vogue archive
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birdsonpowerlines · 6 months ago
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We are slowly working our way back through season 1 of The Sandman. Since we saw that season 2 is well underway, we thought taking our time to revisit the episodes would be a good idea. For this podcast then we reflect on A Hope in Hell, 24/7 and The Sound of Her Wings.
If you haven't listened to our podcasts before, we use a voice messenger app to share our thoughts with each other to discuss a variety of topics as we go about our day.
Who are we at the Birds on Power Lines Podcast? We are a mom and young adult child team having the time of our lives talking about things we love and care about!
Find the full set of podcasts on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWyQ8KHWi2wBg3ZXuABXeaHAdrcJ2da67
We are also on (look for Birds on Power Lines Podcast): Apple Podcasts Spotify Facebook Podbean Tumblr YouTube
Art: All watercolor art by me: Evelyn Voura for Birds on Power Lines  @BirdsOnPowerLines 
Music: Music by my child for Birds on Power Lines  @BirdsOnPowerLines 
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princess-lointaine · 8 months ago
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redcarpet-streetstyle · 2 years ago
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theoriginalsupermodels · 6 months ago
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Michel Klein - Fall 1994 RTW
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recklcssblues · 2 years ago
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ultimateanna · 2 months ago
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Album name: Dead by Daylight
Song name: Silent Hill Theme (Short Version)
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cultkinkcoven · 5 months ago
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This is common knowledge for anyone on the r/demonolatrypractices subreddit but I realized that a lot of you aren’t on there and are missing out on some great resources, so if you’re looking for reading material on demonology and demonolatry definitely check out the website below.
These basic resources come straight from Demonology the subreddit. I did not compile any of this, I’m just sharing for the folks on Tumblr. (Honestly even if you aren’t fond of that sub you should definitely take advantage of their deep dives by experienced practitioners, it really is a great resource):
Some book recommendations
Essential Background:
*On the Hieratic Art* by Proclus
*The Testament of Solomon*
*The Picatrix*
*Three Books of Occult Philosophy* by Agrippa
*The Fourth Book of Occult Philosophy* by Pseudo-Agrippa
Classic Grimoires:
*The Sworn Book of Honorius (Liber Juratus)*
*The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage*
*The Heptameron* by Pietro d'Abano
*The Greater Key of Solomon*
*The Lesser Key of Solomon (Lemegeton)*
*Grimorium Verum*
For Spiritual/Theological Grounding:
*Timaeus* by Plato
*Parmenides* by Plato
*Chaldean Oracles*
*The Corpus Hermeticum*
*On the Mysteries (De Mysteriis)* by Iamblichus
*Psychic Self-Defense* by Dion Fortune
*Initiation Into Hermetics* by Franz Bardon
Good Contemporary Books:
*Secrets of the Magickal Grimoires* by Aaron Leitch
*Pandemonium* by Jake Stratton-Kent
*Stellas Daemonum* by David Crowhurst
About Lilith:
The Mighty Book List:
Introductory guides (the books that have their own systems of working with spirits included in them, therefore you can try working with spirits if you have any one of these books):
"The Complete Book of Demonolatry" by S. Connolly, (I consider this to be essential)
"Lucifer and The Hidden Demons: A Practical Grimoire from The Order of Unveiled Faces" by Theodore Rose,
"Demons of Magick: Three Practical Rituals for Working with The 72 Demons" by Gordon Winterfield
"Consorting with Spirits: Your Guide to Working with Invisible Allies" by Jason Miller.
Each one of these books will have wildly different approaches. Try them, see what works for you and what doesn't.
Classic grimoires (these are good to read through to see the working with demons through a historical lens. Some people still use methods in these books, most new books will at the very least borrow elements, such as names, sigils and correspondences):
"The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage" (Dehn ed. is recommended)
"The Greater Key of Solomon",
"The Lesser Key of Solomon" aka Lemegeton (Peterson ed. is best, Mathers/Crowley is its own thing worth reading but incomplete),
"Pseudomonarchia Daemonum" (repeats a lot of information that Lesser Key has, but is older, so worth a read if you're into history of occult),
"Grimorium Verum" (Peterson ed. or JSK's "True Grimoire"),
"The Grand Grimoire" (aka Red Dragon)
"The Grimoire of St. Cyprian",
" The Goetia of Dr. Rudd".
Books that are good to read for general occult/ magick background:
"The Egyptian Book of the Dead",
"Chaldean Oracles",
"On the Mysteries" by Iamblichus,
"The Greek Magical Papyri",
"The Testament of Solomon",
"The Picatrix",
"Three Books of Occult Philosophy" by Agrippa,
"The Fourth Book of Occult Philosophy" by Pseudo-Agrippa,
"Transcendental Magic" by Eliphas Levi,
"Psychic Self-Defense" by Dion Fortune,
"Initiation into Hermetics" by Franz Bardon,
"The Golden Dawn" by Regardie/Greer,
"Chicken Qabalah" by Lon Milo Duquette,
"Liber Null and Psychonaut" by Peter J. Carroll.
Contemporary reference books (dictionaries, history books on a spirit and other similar compilations):
"The Dictionary of Demons: Expanded and Revised: Names of the Damned" by Michelle Belanger,
"Book of the Fallen: Satanic Theory, Ethics, and Practice" by Martin McGreggor,
"Lucifer: Princeps" by Peter Grey,
"Rites of Lucifer" by Asenath Mason,
"The Goetia Devils" by Rev. Cain,
"Secrets of the Magickal Grimoires: The Classical Texts of Magick Deciphered" by Aaron Leitch,
"Pandemonium: A Discordant Concordance of Diverse Spirit Catalogues" by Jake Stratton-Kent.
"Stellas Daemonum" by David Crowhurst,
"Demonolator's Handbook" by Mirta Wake.
Books to do with evocation (make sure you know the difference between evoking and invoking), qliphoth, and other intermediate practices:
"The Practice of Magical Evocation" by Franz Bardon,
"Qabalah, Qliphoth, and Goetic Magic" by Thomas Karlsson
"Goetic Evocation" by Steve Savedow,
"Lake of Fire" by S. Connolly,
"Tree of Qliphoth" by Asenath Mason
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fionaapplerocks · 6 months ago
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A wee list of musicians who are on record with their love for Fiona Apple / influence by her music:
Adia Victoria Aimee Mann Amanda Palmer Anoushka Lucas Annie Clark (St Vincent) Ariana Grande BANKS Billy Howerdel (A Perfect Circle) Caroline Polachek Christine and the Queens Corin Tucker (Sleater-Kinney) Dave Grohl Ben Weinman (Dillinger Escape Plan) Donald Glover (Childish Gambino) Emilee Petersmark (The Crane Wives) Florence Welch (Florence and the Machine) Gabriel Kahane (composer)
Halsey Hayley Kiyoko Hayley Williams (Paramore) Ingrid Laubrock (jazz saxophone) Jack Antonoff Janelle Monae Jason Isbell Jay-Z Jenny Lewis John Legend Julia Michaels Kanye West Katie Crutchfield (Waxahatchee) Katy Perry Kenny Mason Lady Gaga Lars Ulrich (Metallica) Lauren Mayberry (Chvrches) Lil Nas X Lin-Manuel Miranda Lindsey Jordan (Snail Mail) Lorde Madison Cunningham Magdalena Bay MARINA Maya Hawke Melanie Martinez Michelle Zauner (Japanese Breakfast) Natalie Maines (The Chicks) Olivia Rodrigo Mike Hadeas (Perfume Genius) Phoebe Bridgers Rina Sawayama Robin Pecknold (Fleet Foxes) Samia Sara Bareilles ('Little Voice' book) Shirley Manson (Garbage ) Sky Ferreira Solange Knowles Sondre Lerche Sophie Allison (Soccer Mommy) St. Vincent Tegan and Sarah Vanessa Carlton Yuna Zoe Kravitz
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