#jasper jordan deserves better

[freikdreinaslaw]

monty and jasper make me wanna go insane and tbh i feel like theres not enough people who talk about their dynamic!!! like yeah we all know theyre besties but wheres the deranged jonty posting smh.

JONTY DESERVES BETTER AND MORE ATTENTION.

In fact I think Monty in general needs more attention, he’s such a badass character who never frays from his own morals and he deserves a massive hug

[free-for-all-fics]

on the subject of dilfs oh my god i need my head examined fathers, let’s pour one out for job skeffington

he’s such a precious little guy that i need carnally deserves me the best

FANNY SKEFFINGTON, YOU BETTER WATCH OUT BEFORE I JUMP YOUR ASS AND TAKE YOUR MAN😡😤

he’s such a girl dad, ugh 😩

unrelated, but are there any Claude characters that you see as girl dads or boy dads? 🥺👉👈

Job is such a sweetheart! I love him so much. 💜 Oh! Good question, Nonnie! Okay so here’s my opinion just off the top of my head based on first impressions/vibes.

Girl Dads (Including dads that thought they wanted sons but have their world changed by their girls instead): Job Skeffington, Paul Ward, Adam Lemp, Alexander Hollenius, Fred Martingale, Art Harper, Howard Justin, Louis Renault, Andrew Thurgood, Jack Griffin, John Stevenson, Captain Freycinet, Henry Halevy, Erique Claudin.

Boy Dads (including dads that have daughters but wanted sons instead): Jim Masters, Sir John Talbot, Mayor of Hamelin, Leonard Eldridge, Professor George Edward Challenger, Edward Seymour, Marquis Don Luis, Dr. Alexander Tower, John Jasper, Don José Álvarez, Ambrose Pomfret.

Dads who wouldn’t have a preference: Chris Farris, Mr. Jordan, Nick, Maximus, Dr. Jaquith, Kees Popinga, Nutsy.

Characters that probably wouldn’t be dads: Victor Grandison, Alexander Sebastian, Aristides Mavros, Professor Benson, Elisha Hunt, Father Amion, John Fabian, Lee Gentry, Frederick Lannington, Charles Gresham, Prince John, Stefan Orloff, Paul DeLambre.

[tipsycad147]

7 Valuable Root Chakra Affirmations for Grounding and Prosperity

7 Valuable Root Chakra Affirmations for Grounding and Prosperity

13 Oct 

Written By Jordan

Explore your first chakra's attributes, learn to maintain its balance, and unlock its potential through activation techniques and affirmations.

Dear Spirited Earthling,

Your first chakra is the foundation upon which your others are built. It is named Muladhara in Sanskrit, which means ‘root system’ and is now commonly known as the root chakra.

This chakra is at the base of the spine and is the closest to the Earth. It represents our connection to the physical world. The root chakra relates to our basic right to be here and to have. It is linked to us feeling grounded, secure, and having our basic needs met.

Interesting Attributes of the Root Chakra

Colour red

Earth element

Forms our physical identity

Focuses on self-preservation

Counterforce is fear

Living with an Open and Balanced Root Chakra

When your root chakra is open and balanced, you feel connected to the earth, present physically, grounded and stable.

Because this chakra oversees our physical body, our overall physical health, immune system, and vitality are linked to it. You feel comfortable in your body when your root chakra is open. Feeling grounded and stable allows us to trust the process as we move through life’s challenges and happy surprises. To be grounded is to have inner strength and emotional stability.

The root chakra is our lowest chakra, where our basic needs need to be met for us to believe we can survive. We need food, shelter, and safety. This means our root chakra influences our sense of survival and protection.

This chakra is also linked to abundance and wealth. When our root chakra is balanced, we feel deserving of prosperity and success in different aspects of life.

Living with a Closed and Unbalanced Root Chakra

When your root chakra is unbalanced, inactive or underactive you likely feel disconnected from the earth, unsafe, fearful, insecure and have low confidence.

An over activated root chakra encourages an unnecessary focus on material possessions, greed and stubbornness.

When you think of a house, your root chakra is your foundation. If all your energy is focused on the foundation, there isn’t enough shared with the rest of your house where you can succeed in other parts of life. If all your energy is focussed elsewhere, you’re living on the upper floors only - but without a strong base, you will always feel like a collapse is imminent.

Activating and Balancing Root Chakra

To open, activate, and balance your root chakra look at practices that connect you to the earth and your body – earthing, physical exercise, time in nature, boosting your confidence, meditation, energy healing, work with grounding crystals (e.g., red jasper, hematite), say affirmations.

7 Valuable Root Chakra Affirmations for Grounding and Prosperity

These valuable root chakra affirmations for grounding and prosperity can open, activate, and balance your first chakra.

Depending on what you need, you’ll be opening your root chakra or sharing energy with other energy points. These affirmations encourage balancing the root chakra.

I am here. I love being in my body.

The earth supports me, nourishes me, and nurtures me.

I trust in the goodness of life.

I let go of fear and know I am eternally safe.

I am abundant and know I have everything I need.

I am safe, centered, and grounded.

I am able to create a wonderful life, and a better world.

Choose affirmations that resonate with you the most. There is one for each day of the week or one to focus on for the next 7 weeks.

Bonus Affirmations for Root Chakra

Here are an extra 10 affirmations for you to choose from:

I am grounded, stable, and secure in my body and in the world around me.

I trust in the process of life and know that I am always supported and protected.

I am rooted in the present moment, allowing myself to fully experience each moment with peace and calmness.

I release my fears and insecurities, knowing that I am safe and protected at all times.

I am worthy of abundance, prosperity, and success in all areas of my life.

I honour my body and treat it with love, respect, and care.

I am deeply connected to the Earth, drawing strength and stability from its energy.

I have a strong foundation that supports the manifestation of my goals and dreams.

I embrace change and adapt easily to new circumstances, knowing that I am resilient and capable.

I am deeply rooted, yet flexible, allowing life to flow through me with ease and grace.

Spirited Earthling is more than just a blog; it's a sanctuary where like-hearted souls connect to understand how to weave self-development, self-care, and spirituality in the tapestry of everyday life. A space for those with curious minds and spiritual hearts, this platform serves as a treasure trove of tools and resources to thread mindfulness and purpose into all aspects of life.

As you read this blog, remember the profound impact of sharing inspiration. Consider sharing this blog, or even this very post, with someone whose journey could be touched by its insights. By doing so, you're not just spreading knowledge – you could be igniting a spark of inspiration and possibility in another soul. Together, let's be a part of the movement of mindful and spirited living. By sharing, connecting, and uplifting, we weave the tapestry of life with vibrant shades of positivity and growth.

Thank you for being part of this community.

Best wishes, warmest regards

Jordan

[spencers-hyperfixation-station]

Spoilers for the 100

I love rewatching shows and going through how all the characters end up like:

- You and your partner sacrifice your time to save humanity and end up dying together of old age

- You kill yourself having a massive party to mark the apocalypse (you could have lived if you wanted but your girlfriend was murdered and you became a depressed alcoholic)

- You almost make it to the end but you become a religious fanatic, shoot your best friend/possible romantic interest and then die

- You save all of humanity until right up to the end when you doom them forever, after raising the child that survives the apocalypse

- You become a cannibalistic warlord and somehow this saves the human race. Then you raise a child with another ex-murderous leader in a pocket dimension before returning to finish saving humanity

- You become the saviour of humanity and lose the use of one of your legs because you were the only one to not go off and kill people or cause war

- You die far too soon as part of a peace treaty after you murder half a village trying to find the girl you’re in love with (a tad dramatic if you ask me (the murdering half a village to find the girl you’re in love with part that is))

- You somehow turn good and make it to the end of the show with your girlfriend. Both of you used to be murderous psychopaths and assassins

- You get your mind wiped, your body taken over and then get ejected into space

- You get murdered by a little girl told to face her demons

- You live a fairly long life causing a fuckton of suffering (keep your leaders away from insane AI people, please) and are eventually stabbed by an enemy soldier

-You redeem yourself, suffer fatal injuries, have your consciousness transferred into another body and then eject yourself after giving one of the greatest final lines of a tv show ever

- You survive the whole show after honestly not doing that much for a large portion of it but still being involved in all the plans, battles and world ending disasters

Incase you were unaware I’m talking about the 100. Prize for anyone that can tell me who’s who. Please note these are all characters from SkaiKru that are in the first couple of episodes (plus references to Harper, Echo and Miller) as that’s all I’ve rewatched so far.

[c-nv-s07]

I'm going to hell

[ludinus-is-a-bitch]

hey y'all i'm desperate for people to talk to about The 100. it starts out good, it keeps going good, it gets a little muddy, it gets real weird, and then it gets FUCKING WEIRD, and, you know, i'd just like to talk about it with y'all.

[dream-this-nightmare-over]

Like i get it, Jasper got delusional thinking he could have killed wallace, but that's what ptsd does to a person. You don't anymore have ability to see or accept things as they are.

But boy, don't tell me he didn't deserve better ending.

[stopiwanttotalkaboutcheese]

Look. I know The 100 has been over for a while now. But I just finished it, and I desperately want to rant. Specifically, I wanted to rant about Clarke and how she was treated.

Here goes:

I didn’t recognize Clarke Griffin in season 7. Not even a little bit. She was like a totally different character, and if I’m being honest, I absolutely hated her. Which sucked, because her seasons 1-6 self is probably one of my favorite characters of all time.

But I do not understand why so many people chose to live with Clarke at the end. Actually, I don’t understand why any of them chose to live with Clarke. Not a single person. I just don’t.

Don’t get me wrong, I love the relationships Clarke has in fanon, but it just feels like the actual canon of the show went out of its way, over and over and over again, to isolate Clarke, and force the other characters to leave her that way. Which made the final scene seem cheap and completely unearned. I just couldn’t believe that all those characters would give up immortality for Clarke. I wanted to believe it. I just couldn’t.

If the show had done a better job of building those relationships with Clarke, and hadn’t completely assassinated her character in season 7, maybe I wouldn’t feel this way. But the Clarke Griffin of season 7 was selfish, short-sighted, and nothing at all like the Clarke Griffin that I was rooting for for the first six seasons. The Clarke I loved was smart, wily, and a bit manipulative, yes, but willing to put others before herself to the point where she nearly died several times over. I would follow seasons 1-6 Clarke to the ends of the earth. But I absolutely wouldn’t for the season seven version of Clarke, and I don’t blame Madi for not wanting to give up immortality for her pseudo-mother/abuser (especially after Clarke was so willing to murder her (!!)).

They emphasized all of Clarke’s worst traits, most notably those from season 5, when she resorted to literal child abuse to “save” Madi. I thought that had been addressed in season 6. I guess it wasn't, because Clarke is once again smashing helmets and making decisions for Madi without her consent in season 7. Worst of all, this character regression is more or less for no reason other than to point at Clarke and say “see! you’re an idiot for investing yourself in this character! she was the bad guy all along!! pLoT TwiSt!”

But, for me, it goes beyond badly-handled character arcs and unbelievable developments.

First off, after spending six seasons framing more or less every choice Clarke makes as “the right choice”, the “only choice”, or at least “justified”, suddenly... that’s all wrong? Hasn’t Clarke spent enough time torturing herself over Mt. Weather/Jasper/Lexa/Finn? Why does some judge that we never get any real information on get to say that everything Clarke did was for nothing? 

So, Clarke gets exiled from immortality? Fine. But they should have at least celebrated her, as well. She’s the main character of a long-running TV show, and this is the finale. People are invested in her. They don’t want to hear what a terrible person she is, and how she failed in each and every way (even if she sort of did). They want to hear that she was good, brave, strong, or at least that her actions mattered. But, apparently, they didn’t, because not only is humanity extinct (which... completely misses the point of the entire show, but that’s another rant), but so is everyone Clarke loves. Yippee.

Second: if The 100 wanted it’s happy, found family, everybody-is-forgiven-and-there-are-no-consequences, beach scene so badly, here’s what I think they should have done: brought back Abby, Kane, Finn, Wells, Lexa (for real this time), Lincoln, Jasper, Monty, Anya, Harper, Bellamy, and heck, even Jake for the final scene. I know I’m forgetting others, but this would have a) brought a new meaning to “may we meet again”, and b) would have let Clarke and everyone else live out the rest of her life with people she actually bonded with. But, if I’m being honest, I thought the entire plot and “ascension” was stupid in the first place, especially because they already did that in season three.

I’m just so mad about what they did to Clarke, and to the entire show. If I had known it would end this way, I wouldn’t have bothered. What a waste of time.

[everyonethinksimgay]

He

Deserved

So

Much

Better

And we all know it.

[kittensthemagnificent]

[harpermiller]

this is a place where i don’t feel alone (this is the place where i feel at home).

Summary: When you’re born in the sleepy little town of Ark, Colorado, you’re either smart enough to get yourself out, or you die there. People get bored, and people make bad choices. Which leaves a lot of kids fending for themselves. And this is where David Miller came in.

Or David Miller being a dad to all the delinquents

Pairing: Gen

The sleepy little town of Ark, Colorado had a population of just under one thousand. It had one church, one school, and one sheriff. Full of dirt roads, farms dotting the outskirts. They had a grocery store, a liquor store, a post office, one clothing store other than the Walmart, a diner, and a hospital. When you’re born in Ark, you’re either smart enough to get yourself out, or you died there.

People get bored, and people make bad choices. Which leaves a lot of kids fending for themselves.

And this is where David Miller came in.

Sheriff of Ark, David Miller lived in an old farmhouse about a mile from town up a dirt road. He and his wife had bought it, intending to fill its many rooms with many children. But life wasn’t often fair, leaving the house mostly empty with just David and his only son Nathan.

It was an accident that his home became a refuge of some sort.

As Nathan grew older and brought home friends and boyfriends, David always made sure that the kids of Ark felt welcomed. Nathan would tease him that his catchphrase was, “Our door is always open.” Because it was. As far as David was concerned, if a kid needed somewhere to go, his house was there.

The first was little Clarke Griffin.

Read the rest on ao3

[ashkru]

just finished rewatching 5x13 don’t text

[raven-reyes-of-sunshine]

Season 1 of The 100 (part 4) ↳ Jasper Jordan “This an anti grounder stick.” “Makes sense.”

[bee-a-lover]

imagine jasper had lived

(TW for mentions of suicide)

He’s about to drink the tea when Harper finds him and she knows he’s made his choice but she can’t do it. She can’t let her friend die.

Monty comes and they have to drag Jasper into the rover but all three of them make it to the island

Jasper’s angry and not particularly helpful getting the rocket prepared (still convinced he’s staying behind) until he finds out Monty’s in trouble and he nearly forgets his intentions

He goes with Murphy to save Monty and before he knows it they’re up on the Ring

The first couple years are hard. Really hard. To the point where the others have to make sure Jasper’s not alone at any given time so he won’t wind up doing something he’ll regret

At the same time, there’s not much to do on the Ring besides talk. Over the years he heals his relationships with Monty, Bellamy, even Murphy

He’s forced to face his feelings and pain in a way that helps him move forward and heal. It’s a slow process, but around the third year fragments of his old self start making an appearance. He still has bad days, but he learns to cope with them in a healthy way and finds his will to live again

He forgives Clarke. He sees how torn up Bellamy is by her death and helps him through his grief, not wanting Bellamy to fall apart the same way he did after losing Maya

He uses his chemistry skills to help Raven with the rocket fuel problem

When they board the Eligius ship he’s hesitant to leave space, similar to how Monty was, because Earth had broken him before

They go back to the ground and are caught up in the war for the valley. As a member of Spacekru he’s determined to save his family, sticking close to Monty and Harper

Clarke gives back his goggles and the note he wrote for Monty. He rereads it, and can’t believe the words he wrote all those years ago. He tears it up

He tries to reach Octavia. She was one of his closest friends and it’s obvious what happened in the bunker destroyed her, and she listens to him. He comes close to bringing her to her senses but then the valley’s getting blown up and they’re up in Space again

Before going into cryo Monty and Harper pull him aside and tell them their plan to stay awake during the ten years. He’s not too worried since he’ll see them again, and he wants them to be happy. He jokes that they should name their firstborn after him

He and Monty do their self high-five and say they love each other before Jasper goes to sleep

Jasper wakes up and they’re on a new planet and his best friend is gone and the pain is back and he’s drowning it it and for a moment he wants to succumb again

But then he meets Monty and Harper’s son who they named Jordan Jasper for him, who looks and acts so much like his parents and is so young and naive and awkward and good that Jasper’s grief is washed away with warmth and a fierce sense of protection

Jordan shows Jasper a video Monty left for him, asking him to watch out for Jordan who doesn’t know the world or people as they explore the new planet. Jasper honors his best friend’s wish and makes sure Jordan knows he’s not alone

Jasper gives Jordan his old goggles. Jasper’s grown up since he was goggle boy, but in a way Jordan’s life was just beginning

Think a Sirius Black and Harry relationship

They end up in Sanctum and Jasper sticks by Jordan’s side, introducing him to human interactions and slang Jordan isn’t accustomed to and teasing him about his crush on Delilah

Jordan tells Jasper about life with his parents on the ship, which hurts, but Jasper is happy they lived a peaceful life like they wanted and deserved

And then the bodysnatching happens and when Jordan witnesses death for the first time Jasper is there to help him process it

Madi stabs Jordan and Jasper fights like crazy to escape with the others to get to him

When everything is over Jasper knows something is wrong with Jordan. He finds out about the minddrive and nips that problem in the bud

The brainwashing is something that will take longer to recover from. Jordan’s confused and lost and horrified by the world, but there’s nobody who knows that feeling better than Jasper.

He promises it will get better, because he’s been in the darkest of places and lived through it

In conclusion

F you J*son, for your treatment and portrayal of a character with mental illness. No character’s story should end like Jasper’s did. He, of all characters, should have made it to the end. The fact that he didn’t is something that still haunts me. I still can’t watch that scene.

F you J*son

BONUS: so many jokes from Murphy about Jasper and Jordan having the same names

ANGSTY :( BONUS: Jasper calling Jordan Monty on accident

[goryhorroor]

aesthetic | the deserved better club

[tommensbaratheons]

serendipity  ; (insp)