#Mural Spot

[sea-critter]

found in a squat in an abandoned housing development, 2023

[hadrria]

I'm in Wiesbaden, Germany rn for internships and i just spotted an Abby Anderson mural!! Iconic tbh credits to @kopf_stoff (twitter)

[wikitpowers]

CASSIE GAVE US A SNEAK PEAK OF SOBH!!! <3

NO BC ACTUALLY WDYM WE’LL HAVE THAT HEARTBREAKING KITTY ART FROM THAT SCENE PRINTED SO NICELY????? I WILL CRY????????

[eebie]

OUHHGGHHHHH

(gabriela carolina)

[nando161mando]

Pro-Palestine mural spotted at La Chispa Cultural Center in Asunción, Paraguay.

#WeAreAllGaza #Paraguay

[spotsupstuff]

as i'm workin on my Ancient stuff- i've got to say that it is really interesting and neat (read: nasty) that there's a good chance most of the Ancient population probably didn't actually wear masks. but We think they did cuz the only really solid evidence of what they looked like at all all comes from places of the higher social circles. and those strived for religious... superiority, i guess. brownie points, not actual dedication to the religion for the sake of its teachings but either because it made them look good, put them higher in the social hierarchy or whatever manipulation have you (or the flawed look upon the religion aka "we gotta get out of this cycle no matter what")

all we are left with are the bastards. the simple people and their cultures that were left to weather the Iterators' rains were simply washed away. nobody cared for their way of life- as long as it served the higher circles well and they stayed submissive (enough so that at the end everyone would take a dip in the void), nobody had to give a singular shit

just how much do we not know about the Ancients' *everything* because of this disregard? how much do we think we are right about, when such is true only for the small but privileged piece of the species?

[canisvesperus]

Rapid City Art Alley 7/28/23

[badbitchesonlyhoe]

[hyponautica]

rain world fans trying to figure out what the glyphs mean

[foxaes]

ngl I don't drink beer and Loud Public Places tend to not be fun for me so breweries r not typically a place I like to go. But the local one nearby is so good I love it. They serve mead and wine alongside the beers, sell local honey, allow animals (and are thrilled when we bring our cat), have regular food trucks and events, and apparently they're hosting a beekeeping social this week. Like. I love u guys I need to go more often

[foxsoulcourt]

greens, yellows + more for @bishybarnaby

[ultimateumbreon33]

every time i have a favorite professor, they leave the next year… even with tenure…

[my3rdeyeview]

www.My3rdEyeView.com

[tintinology]

Spotted a Tintin in the wild!!

[somewherebetweenrage]

What Is It You Want From Love?

passion you need someone that makes you come alive, sets your soul on fire and whose touch feels like it sears your skin (like, in a good way.) the way you love is all consuming and sometimes it’s terrifying, but you can’t wait to give all of yourself to someone else. to open yourself up completely and for them to hold your soul in their hands is what love means to you. the only thing you want separating you and your partner is your skin, so naturally you turn to worshipping that very skin in hopes that the way you love will go deeper than what you touch and that they’ll know exactly how far you’d go to keep this fire alive.

Tagged by: stolen from @acertainfemininemystique​ like forever ago​​ Tagging: @defectivexfragmented​ , @itsybitsypeterparker​ , @wcrriorhearts​ , @shieldretired​ , @outlawiism​ & anyone else who wants <3

[spotsupstuff]

Honestly with my understanding of how your cycles work it would be funny to see an interaction between a human and an ancient where they are like "Woe is us we are trapped in a cycle blah... blah (basically longwinded explenation of how it works)" and the person is just like "I don't see the issiue here that's cool as fuck"

yes, well... part of why the rebirth cycle (Small Cycle) became so despised *is* because of propaganda. originally the thing was seen as a gift worth worshipping and praising, but as most things usually do, it has some downsides that certain group of people latched on to to demonize it

most of those being the aftermath of waking from death. such as still feeling the pain of the injury that killed the individual. it's relatively fine if one gets a fast death like a Noot stabbing, but if it's death like bleeding out from dismemberment? waking up feeling the pain of it, the phatom body part aspect even though it's Right There and not being able to treat it until it fades on its own isn't so fun

then the mental scarring of going through something like that...

the raincarnation cycle (Great Cycle) became despised because of something like a spirit's depression/nearly chronic frustration. low karma Ancients (under karma level 7) experience those kind of feelings seemingly out of nowhere, detached from the situation happening in the physicality

one can be eating their most favorite food ever and suddenly Bam, feelings of anger, sadness and frustration all at themselves. this happens because the spirit is aware it isn't moving forwards in cultivation/towards natural Ascension as it is supposed to and that upsets it

and judging by the existence of Those -points at Iterators- not many people actually work on bettering themselves because Why would they? They have the Iterators to get them the reward for becoming a good person without them having to change anything

so the nearly chronic spirit frustration/depression is common