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#Vulcan rituals
purpleenma · 2 days
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Getting my therapy by drawing more Pre-Surak Vulcan warrior women, this time with ritual piercings and markings cause we were talking about it on a server.
Detail shot under the cut
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eldar-of-zemlya · 2 years
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I once stumbled upon some obscure piece of canon that described an ancient Vulcan ritual of standing naked in the rain to absorb rainwater.
I immediately pictured Jim accidentally finding Spock performing one of those... "rituals" while on a shore leave.
And, of course, I couldn't keep myself from drawing it!
Based on this post by @lesbianrustcohle and this fic by Raven_Knight!
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bumblingbabooshka · 6 months
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B'Elanna, Neelix, Tuvok and Chakotay needed to star in an episode where they just talked about their different beliefs and approaches to spirituality/religion. Paired off and all together. I need to gain more insight. I need characterization and I need it to be messy.
#B'Elanna's difficulty with Klingon myths and religion (especially due to her internalized racism)#Chakotay's current strong belief in his own spirituality despite his initial complete rejection of it (and how B'Elanna seems to admire#and have talked with Chakotay about it extensively in the past given how many specifics she's aware of)#Neelix's belief in an afterlife being the only thing that comforted him after his entire family was killed - the knowledge that he would be#able to reunite with them again and that knowledge being ripped away from him#Does he still believe? Are there other aspects of his previous spiritual beliefs that are thrown into question?#Just because it isn't 'real' does it make it unimportant? How do we even know whether or not it's 'real'?#He died and doesn't remember reaching that tree and seeing his family - does that mean it didn't happen?#Tuvok's line in 'Innocence' about how he's begun to have doubts about whether or not a katra exists and what happens after someone dies#and his firm ties to Vulcan spirituality and ritual#ALL SO INTERESTING!!!!!!!!#star trek voyager#I don't think it'd be a calm or healthy conversation either - they're not therapists and I don't think anyone but Chakotay#would be particularly careful with his words#and before you say Tuvok's a Vulcan so he would be let me remind you that Tuvok told B'Elanna to her face that he thought Klingons#were basically savages - he is INDELICATE to say the least#Neelix is careful with his words bc he's a people pleaser for survival but also he has a tendency to bother people and be overly pushy#and I think he'd do a lot of research and be the one leading the conversation/the reason they get on the topic and continue on it#B'Elanna wouldn't want to talk about it. She wants to talk about it the least. But she must!!!! Bc the episode demands it!!#st voy
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ssaalexblake · 6 months
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I wonder if the vulcan marriage rituals are as intricate (and somewhat hostile to other species) circa Disco's future era???
I mean, the fact that T'Rina asked Saru tells us pretty blatantly that this isn't any kind of cultural ~issue~ for them to get hitched, but i wonder if the small things in the system have gotten a bit less harsh to non vulcans? I assume on many levels they've Had to, they effectively live in an entire society that is a compromise in this era, but sometimes societies like that get even More die hard about the small things.
I would be curious to see what change has happened since Amanda, quiet trailblazer, Michael's mother, did the same thing as Saru. And in the event that they show it, i wonder if they'll point out through Michael who witnessed and Lived herself through the perpetual feeling of Outsider on Vulcan, to show the change.
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jeremywebb · 10 months
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Pain is not ... Logical!
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vulcanlovetriangles · 10 months
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Imagine Solok having to hold up under a V'shal ritual evaluation from his betrothed's parents?
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anotherstartrekblog · 8 months
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Hey you're so right about Star Trek and mcspirk and I love you
REALLY?!? Ahhhhh! You have no idea how happy this comment has made me 💙💛💙
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speakvulcantome · 5 months
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A lot of linguistic hoops to jump thru, to get Dalle to make Vulcan images. "Two dynamic panels in an intricate detailed modern comic book page showing a cermonial (star trek) Surak Vulcan, approaching a (kolinahr) Sarek Vulcan temple, and the other panel showing a close-up of their kal-i-fee ritual. Text boxes and captions heighten the honor, leaving the reader captivated by logic and tradition." If I can get it going better, without copyright infringements, I can use it for Vuhlkansu. AI is trained on other artists. Artists are trained on other artists. Libraries are full of books, written after reading books. Good and bad AI art, good and bad books.
(more genned art from this session at mjbanks.blogspot.com)
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Had the sudden urge to go shopping the moment Spock said “Ritual Mating Colors”
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nun-draws · 1 year
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I started dating a Trekkie and I couldn’t stop making links between Vulcans and Datho Zabraki dONT @ ME
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purpleenma · 3 months
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Stop at the Stairs
So thrilled to finally be able to show my art for the @thylabang Shore Leave!
I had the utmost pleasure to collaborate with CampySpaceSlime (@ex--astris--scientia) for the T'hy'la Reverse Bang: Shore Leave and it's finally out 🔥
You guys need to read the fic Harrekh t'Harrekhi, it's absolutely amazing and I'm in such awe at what CampySpaceSlime did inspired by my art. Such an honor!💜✨
I also made a book cover for such a sacred text, go take a look if you want!
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basingstokemercury · 1 year
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Also still on the anti-religion kick with full force.
How are you going so deep into Klingon culture, a culture that is clearly highly ritualised and which you treat with great respect, and say belief in the supernatural has no value?
Do traditions that have no obvious rationality make sense in a culture that's apparently atheistic, but suddenly lose all importance if we're given a reason and it's "we believe our deity/s values them"?
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bumblingbabooshka · 6 months
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No, go on. Say what you want to say. Patreon | Ko-fi
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I HATE SNW SPOCK :|
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queerlybelovdd · 1 year
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iskander-tm · 3 months
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im sorry making a jewish coded character played by a jew palestinian is actually insane what the fuck is wrong with you. and while hes doing the vulcan salute (inspired by a jewish prayer ritual) as well?? are you stupid?
Hello! Thank you for an ask, glad to educate you on this question
First of all - there are jewish people of diffrent nationalities! There are russian jews, spanish jews, american jews, ethiopian jews, egiptian jews and many many more! And, surprise surprise, there are palestinian jews! They lived in Palestine prior to isnotreal occupation and during it, as well as christians and muslims! Palestine is a multi confessional state. You can learn about history of jewish diaspora in Palestine just by googling it, even wikipedia has an article on that.
Second - you don't have to be a palestinian to wear keffiyeh or watermellon kippah! It can be a sign of solidarity with palestinian people. Many jewish people(who are not palestinian themselves) wear these items in solidarity or as a way to financially support palestinians. Wearing keiffiyeh doesn't make you a palestinian as it doesn't magically make you less jewish
The more you know! I hope you learned something new today, here, you can have this little sketch of spock in kippah and keiffiyeh
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And if you want to help palestine, you can always go to https://arab.org/click-to-help/ and do your daily clicks
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