#R&R Jasper

[7h3m4n9l3]

paws up of Jasper's generations <3

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[teenageclown]

David sketchbook dump cause I'm NOT madly in love with him

[soupdwelling]

now that im over the initial “what the fuck what the absolute fuck was that” reaction to tmagp 10 there were some great moments in that one i love these guys so much

[ashpkat]

i succumbed to brain rot

[jasper-book-stash]

If you ever want to read terrible opinions from the worst fucking people, I recommend getting into occultism. I read Creating Magickal Entities by David Michael Cunningham with contributions by Taylor Ellwood and T Amanda R Wagener and I want to strangle all three of them.

One of my notes in the margins is just "I'm going to steal something from your house." and I feel like that summarizes my thoughts on this book. It made me retroactively go back and give better scores to the other books on chaos magic I've read recently.

It has everything. Weird occult racism. Unsafe usage of essential oils. Thinly-veiled menstruation kink. Appropriation of Judaism in the context of """Qabalah""". Giving a rule and then promptly breaking it because they can't be bothered to rewrite their explanations. Shitty editing.

Above all, it just took so long to get to the point in each section. I genuinely believe that this could have been better if you trimmed the fat (most of this bullshit) and made it a blog post instead.

[daydreamertrait]

my favourite sims of 2023 ｡^‿^｡

[theviolettulip]

@alwaysanovice it's ur boys

I was gonna draw Jasper grumpy & Serge cheerful as like a switcheroo but then I ended up with tearful heartbroken Jasoer and isn't he the cutest little bean<3

(Serge's hair looks so bad 💀)

[callum-hunt-is-bisexual]

i know ive said judith and jase from 36 questions r very calron but currently relistening to the album and i think their inherent toxicity because of their relationship's foundation is very winterhunt

[wolfoftonight]

Turtle pile!!!!

Character credits: Lark, Lockdown, Magpie, Kafka, Bee, Jasper, R, Mazie, Human, Onyx, Creative belonging to the Creative Bunch, Pao belonging to Glowbug, Argo belonging to Kangie, and Verne belonging to Jules.

[richmond-rex]

The tragedy of Edmund [Tudor]'s early death (he was still in his mid-twenties) and Jasper's arrival and energetic campaign focused attention in Wales on the Tudor family once again: as the first Welshmen to enter the English peerage, as representatives of the Lancastrian monarchy, and as blood relatives of King Henry VI. They were regarded as the most distinguished and loyal Welshmen of their generation. According to one Carmarthenshire poet of the day, Lewis Glyn Cothi, Edmund was "brother of King Henry, nephew of the Dauphin [King Charles VII of France] and son of Owen"—and in that order. When Owen Tudor was captured in battle by the Yorkists and executed in 1461, poets from all parts of Wales lamented his death as the father of the two young noblemen who were half-brothers of the king.

— R. A. Griffiths, "Henry Tudor: The Training of a king" | King and country: England and Wales in the fifteenth century

[catbeeper]

sweeties..

[soupdwelling]

while we’re on the topic of mariah ethan i think it would be really fun to have a hatchetfield thing where all the casting is switched up. like maybe not for nmt3 but if there’s some cut stuff they just wanted to read for a goal or smthing and had everyone play different roles i feel like that would be sm fun

[liamalexanderr]

who: liam & jasper @fromharbor where: the library

IT WAS A RATHER NEW FRIENDSHIP that had started when liam went in out of boredom. normally he would've loved to spend time browsing the different sections, but since he moved over to audio books it felt rather redundant. however, he had needed some peace and quiet after one too many meetings and chosen the library as an obvious choice. said peace and quiet had been short lived since the layout was different from what he remembered and he'd immediately crashed into a bookcart. fortunately he hadn't messed up too bad and after about a hundred apologies him and jasper had been able to move past the awkwardness and settle on a newly formed friendship. with swift steps he skipped up the steps into the library and aimed ( flawlessly and smoothly ) for the front desk. "hi, jaspy," he called out once he had confirmed that it was, in fact, jasper sitting at the desk. "just stopping by to entertain my favourite little guy." he held up the bag, latte love written proudly on it. "i told maya i was bringing you something sweet and she provided me with your favourites." he put the bag on the desk between them and leaned forward with a wide grin. "hot chocolate and pain au chocolat !" it was hard to not let a proud smile form on his lips. "pretty good time for a little break if you ask me." liam chose to not point out that he had timed it so that jasper hopefully already was getting ready for his break.

[cheesencrackersinprison]

Go watch Twilight w your besties or moots or ANYTHING, idc if long distance f*cking videocall bc it's so terribly bad it's good, NOW.

It was like watching the live action of a 2017 vampire gacha movie

And happy new year to my 11 followers do yall want something from the gas station store my treat bbgs

[jasper-book-stash]

So based on what I've read so far for primers on chaos magic, I recommend starting with Condensed Chaos: An Introduction To Chaos Magic by Phil Hine, THEN getting the updated and revised and expanded editions of Liber Null and Psychonaut and also Liber Kaos by Peter J Carroll.

Caveats for Condensed Chaos:

misuse of "shaman" and similar terms (none of what is brought up relates to Tungusic peoples)

written by a neurotypical white English bisexual cisgender man, and boy howdy is the neurotypical part obvious in several areas

inconsistent capitalization for concepts, and also inconsistent comma usage

definitely a product of its time and not decolonized, which is a larger problem in chaos magic as a whole

Recommended Audience for Condensed Chaos:

pop culture mages/pagans

those interested in servitors, sigils, or chaos magic more broadly

technology mages

those who want to explore Jungian psychology in magic

As for Peter J Carroll's works... Basically the same as the above, yet also way more difficult to read if you're not used to old grimoire-esque language and writing styles.

I'd still genuinely recommend all three of these, just with the reminder to raise an eyebrow at some of the claims made.

The books I still have to read on chaos magic that I currently own are Hands-On Chaos Magic: Reality Manipulation Through The Ovayki Current by Andrieh Vitimus; Creating Magickal Entities: A Complete Guide to Entity Creation by David Michael Cunningham, Taylor Ellwood, and T Amanda R Wagener; and Magickal Servitors: Create Your Own Spirits To Attract Pleasure, Power and Prosperity by Damon Brand.

Plenty of reading left for me to do on this subject.

[mobblespsycho100]

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