#asv

[sleepymarmot]

Chronometer of the Tribunal You may place the Chronometer in your home. Watching the dial spin causes local perception of time to shift. Until the Chronometer is disturbed, time stands still. Enjoy Sotha Sil's morning sun, Almalexia's mid-day mercy, or the star-spun night of Vivec.

[llocket]

✧ 　shouko nishimiya graphics ⠀𓂃

f2u, only with credit! no need to reblog but very appreciated! ↳ req for @dollrelicz!! ++ good in dark & light mode 𓂃𓂃 no kin / id / me tags ✧

I LOVE A SILENT VOICE!!! it's such a good movie i love it

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

All Things Belong to God

Behold, unto Jehovah thy God belongeth heaven and the heaven of heavens, the earth, with all that is therein. — Deuteronomy 10:14 | American Standard Version (ASV) The American Standard Version Bible is in the public domain Cross References: Exodus 19:5; Deuteronomy 10:13; Deuteronomy 33:26; 1 Kings 8:27; Nehemiah 9:6; Acts 17:24; 2 Corinthians 12:2

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Deuteronomy 10:14 Commentaries

[qurolo]

Shoya Ishida, unfortunately my biggest kin 🥲

Anyway, here’s him and the reference

[ultimate-spiderman-stuff]

I wonder what Pavitr would think?

[canigetacupofteaplease]

Ive watched this movie like 4 times and bawled each time

[lightningshade12]

Finally after almost 4 months, the pilot for my longtime project Afterschool Vigilante is out! In it's infancy currently, and will probably have a lot of changes to the plot and storyline, but was mostly made to display each character's quirks and personalities. It's not flashy and doesn't include any action unfortunately [watch Niki vs Skyler for that]

[kaatmathieu]

¡Hola a todos!

Hi i'm Kaat i am an 18 year-old student. I am going to tell you guys more about my internship.

The American school of Valencia is an international school. It is an English-speaking school created in 1980 by a group of visionary families and teachers who were committed to create the first English-speaking school in Valencia.

Tomorrow it is time to head off to Valencia I'm looking forward to the 3-week during internship.

Stay tuned!

[pebble-ink]

a silent voice manga panel

[s-rolldown-s-fork]

Sic Sakaluyung

My babygirl

Almost literally

She's my OC not a show insert but from my own story

Why am I suddenly posting OC content? Uh personal reasons and revelations. I should post this before I overthink it

More info/content of her later maybe

[flabiaelisa]

Bienvenidos!

Hi, I am Flabia and I am 17 years-old. I am going to do my internship in Valencia at the American School. It is an international and multilingual school founded in 1980.

I am really looking forward to discover new places and to learn more about the school system in Valencia.

But for now adios, hasta luego!

[sleepymarmot]

I started thinking about the book "Sithis" from Morrowind again after encountering it in another game. I said that I'd always assumed that the last part of the book, which suddenly addresses the Nerevarine/player in a highly effective jumpscare, only existed in the Nerevarine's mind. But was that last paragraph actually a hallucination, originally (and it went over the heads of the other games' devs who thoughtlessly copied the entire text?) And if not, if it was physically printed in the book, then who wrote it and why?

UESP offers an interpretation that surprised me: "Another Dunmeri mythical text claims Lorkhan was the spawn of Sithis who was sent to destroy the Mundus, Lorkhan approached Anuiel and the Eight Givers as a friend to deceive them, the text urged the figure of prophecy to approach the Sharmat Dagoth Ur and do the same". Some other people on r/teslore speculated that the book could have been written by Vivec or an anonymous Temple scholar.

That reasoning makes sense. It's straightforward: Lorkhan went to the Eight Divines as a friend with ulterior motives, and the Nerevarine should go to Dagoth Ur in the same way.

But that clashes a lot with my instinctive, emotional impression of the text. It's Dagoth Ur who is powered by Lorkhan's heart. It's Dagoth Ur who sends hospitable and seductive dreams to the Nerevarine and writes a letter in which he calls the Nerevarine "old friend" and invites them to his citadel. It's Dagoth Ur who presents his world of undead as a flourishing house: "Thus did he present himself as such to the demon Anui-El and the Eight Givers: as a friend." - "Steadfast liegeman, faithful friend, bids you come and climb Red Mountain!" - "He hears laughter and love, but he makes monsters and ghouls. He woos as a lover, but he reeks with fear and disgust." It's Dagoth Ur who confesses that he considered offering the Nerevarine a place at his side "many times".

On the other hand, the plan that was drafted by Vivec directly advises against the tactic of offering false friendship to Dagoth Ur: "Dagoth Ur should try to recruit the Nerevarine into House Dagoth. It may be possible to pretend to join him, then betray him. However, any attempt to deceive him will be very risky. House Dagoth has a tradition of subterfuge and treachery, and because he is a deceiver, he will expect deception."

It all makes much more sense if the book is an aberration of reality that directly reflects Dagoth Ur's conflicting emotions. Perhaps the original text was written by an orthodox Dunmer believer; that's not important. What is important is that "this book is always found laying open, never closed on shelves". That it addresses the Nerevarine as directly and forcefully as the dreams sent to them. It is simultaneously a plea, an invitation, a warning, and a threat. One that latches onto a preexisting text, using it to emerge from the unconscious world into the real. "Friend". You have an old friend too, don't you remember? Go to him. He's been waiting a long time. Do you trust him? You shouldn't. Go anyway.

[artitista-sin-voz]

No me dolió tu adiós, lo que realmente me dolió fueron todas esas cosas que soñe contigo.

ASV°

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

Paul's Prayer for the Ephesians

16 that he would grant you, according to the riches of his glory, that ye may be strengthened with power through his Spirit in the inward man; 17 that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith; to the end that ye, being rooted and grounded in love, — Ephesians 3:16-17 | American Standard Version (ASV) The American Standard Version Bible is in the public domain Cross References: John 14:23; Romans 7:22; Romans 8:9-10; Romans 9:23; 1 Corinthians 3:6; 1 Corinthians 16:13; 2 Corinthians 12:9; 2 Corinthians 13:5; Ephesians 1:7; Ephesians 1:18; Ephesians 2:22; Ephesians 3:8; Colossians 1:23

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How can we be rooted and grounded in love?

[bagelbucket]

ok tbh the writing in the ASV movie isn’t actually as brilliant as I thought it was 3 years ago HOWEVER. my superpower is reading between the lines and understanding the themes and oh BOY. god. the themes….

[kaatmathieu]

About last week

¡Hola a todos!

Here I am again. I didn't post last week, but now our last weekend here in Valencia.

This week I helped the reception person in charge of high school documents, with stamping the certifications for the graduating students (which I will continue Monday).

We started our weekend really good with some fries and snacks! (vrijdag = frietjes) :)

Flabia and I went to a nail salon and had our nails done, much cheaper but just as beautiful as in Belgium

Sunday (today) Flabia, Emma and I went for now the last time to the beach. We will miss Valencia a lot!!

See you next week!!!