#medium journey

[ramyeongif]

Lunch: Then I tried squeezing time in at lunch. I give myself a full hour for lunch and usually finish eating lunch in 10-15 minutes, so it gives me a lot of time to be in creation mode (e.g., designing new products for my shop, writing, creating new twitter threads).

#medium

[ruporas]

trigunned the hades or hadesed the trigun (id in alt)

[grouchydairy]

Morning: I usually journal while I eat breakfast first thing in the morning and thought it would be wise to try and squeeze writing into that timeslot too. It’s not. The entire writing process takes me about an hour and it’s putting me at a later start time for my actual work during the day.

#MediumJourney

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

A fierce duel commences!

[the-monkey-ruler]

Someone on YouTube reanimated one episode of the 70's Monkey Magic show and released it a few days ago.

YES OMGGGGG PEOPLE I CANNOT RECOMMEND THIS HARD ENOUGH TO WATCH NOW! This is a project where

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artists took a segment from "Catfish, Saint, and the Shape-Changer" the 14th episode from the 1978 series Saiyuki or better known as "Monkey". It is nearly 50 years old and while I shall say the English voices are a lil dated the artists have captured the charm and humor that made the series so popular in the first place! It is creative, it is inspiring, it is so glorious to see so many different artists show how much Xiyouji means to them and how they see this funny and strange group of monks together on their holy pilgrimage. It really captures just how beloved not only the show was but how even today JTTW is for any generation and transcends time to still be going strong after 400 from Wu Cheng'en's official release!

If you have 30 minutes to spare, please give it a watch! This an ENTIRE episode so please enjoy!

I'm putting some of my favorite shots but sadly I can only fit 30 but look at these DESIGNS and in ANIMATION!! Seriously this is all worth it! From beautiful to funny give it a look!

[justsalpals]

people being actually confused, or somehow disappointed?? by the random npcs in the first episode? couldn't be me. absolute highlight of the entire thing. these are my people.

justice for balthazar, the bad kids deserved to taste that chilli one last time

[mollysunder]

What if the big twist in Protocol is that Jon and Elias both exist, they're married, and Gwen's their kid. Gwen's working for the OAIR cuz Elias put her on one of his classic elaborate goose chases that involves boring desk work and disturbing misadventures.

[the--firevenus]

Uncontainable.

[shorthaltsjester]

i contain multitudes and can say that i am a little :( about vex and percy being teammates with benefits because i think there’s something particularly heartbreaking about the dynamic that was neither of them ever said a thing even though they both were aware of it and it took losing percy for vex to finally admit it and Even Then, she couldn’t say it to percy’s face when they got him back, percy was the one who had to make the first move (that they were both alive for at least) and he was only able to do that because he’d heard her confession, because he never would’ve thought otherwise. to be clear, i also very much enjoy the story being told, i think i just wish they’d maybe committed more significantly to This Is A Campaign-Inspired Story Rather Than A Retelling sooner in the show so that maybe there would be a bit more grounding or set-up for the storylines the narrative is focusing on (and i understand why they wouldn’t), because i think they’re doing very well with percy’s arc for example, because they started with focusing on his and keeping his beats mostly the same and that seems to be much the same case as some of his second wave of meaty character stuff has arrived. but with vex they’ve aimed for the same character beats but it doesn’t always feel as earned or really feel like much character at all; i think saundor particularly was a bit of an :/, since in the campaign it was really a catalyst for vex interrogating her role in the party and her morality and something she struggled to get over and that haunted her far beyond the walls of that tree, but in the show it hasn’t really had a clear impact on vex beyond the scope of the episode itself — syldor certainly has, but the challenge that saundor presented didn’t really have much weight beyond its moment. and obviously a large part of that’s also probably just, 7 protagonists and wanting to expand the perspectives to antagonists and give more room for side characters is a lot of things to cover. and, i say with love, perhaps a bit too ambitious for a 12 episode per season, ~22 minute runtime show if they want their characters to have the kind of depth that really makes campaign 1 shine the way it does.

[witchofspirits]

being a kid with psychic and mediumship abilities is very, very confusing and difficult to navigate, specifically for the fact that you literally have no fucking clue why all of the sudden you know that your friend's bunny got lost without having spoken to her or why you're seeing physical apparitions of spirits in your basement or why you can feel a person's emotions by only looking at them...there are so many things that happen that as a kid you don't know how to control and it's very overwhelming.

I remember I would isolate myself during recess because I could feel what everyone was feeling, both the good and the bad, and this would either give me a headache or a nervous breakdown (I'd cry when I'd get home), and this happened since I was a child up until my late teen years.

my high school was filled with hateful and envious people, I knew everything that was going on without meaning to, I didn't know how to "switch it off". but when I got into witchcraft and spirituality, I started teaching myself how to control it, how to do it consciously instead of being constantly bombarded by information of other people's lives or dead loved ones reaching out randomly. I'm so glad I can call this a gift now, when for so long I thought it was a curse.

[ramyeongif]

Morning: I usually journal while I eat breakfast first thing in the morning and thought it would be wise to try and squeeze writing into that timeslot too. It’s not. The entire writing process takes me about an hour and it’s putting me at a later start time for my actual work during the day.

#MediumJourney

[rawhoneybliss]

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[grouchydairy]

For me, I’m still discovering my own voice (am I too informal? do I need to be more informal at the risk of sounding robotic?).

#quotes

[posi-pan]

deadpool is pansexual. deal with it. 💗💛💙

deadpool has been depicted in text as queer for decades through subtext and coding and explicitly confirmed out of text as queer since almost a decade ago. and when i say queer, i mean both sexuality and gender wise. it’s all there, if you care to pay attention and acknowledge it for what it is.

but people love to deny and doubt it, so here i am, detailing deadpool’s pansexuality and general queerness and challenging the arguments made against it. even though it would send a deadpool co-creator into a twitter bitch fit. maybe even especially because it would.

one of my first posts on here was 6 years ago about deadpool being one of the only two pan characters i knew of at the time (wild!!!! i now have a list of over 1000 pan characters!!!!) and how pissed off i was that people said he isn’t valid/good queer rep, so it’s very on brand for me to have eventually ended up writing a whole ass essay defending his pansexuality and bringing as many receipts as i could.

[good--merits-accumulated]

when the dps fic starts leading you on a thematic tangent about skeuomorphs

[rachellaurengray]

The Role of Psychic Mediums in Grieving: How We Help Process Loss and Find Comfort

As I reflect on my own journey through grief, I can’t help but notice how skeptical many people remain about psychic mediumship. A few years ago, after the sudden loss of my ex-boyfriend, I sought the help of a psychic medium. At that time, I had no idea about my own clairvoyant abilities, but the session provided me with profound comfort and insight. The messages and guidance I received helped me find closure and peace, turning my overwhelming grief into a process of healing.

It seems to me that there’s often more questioning than belief about mediumship, which can be incredibly isolating for those of us who work in this field. I want to share how psychic mediums can play a transformative role in grieving and offer support, especially when the skepticism around our abilities feels overwhelming.

Here's how psychic mediums like myself can make a difference:

Providing Messages from the Deceased: We offer a unique way to communicate with loved ones who have passed, delivering messages that can provide reassurance and a continued sense of connection.

Offering Validation: By confirming details about the deceased, we validate your memories and experiences, which can affirm that your loved one’s presence is still with you.

Facilitating Emotional Healing: Insights from a medium can help address unresolved issues and emotional wounds, guiding you toward healing and closure.

Providing Comfort and Reassurance: The messages we provide can alleviate fears about the afterlife and offer comfort during a difficult time, helping you feel less alone in your grief.

Supporting Grief Processing: We can offer new perspectives on your grief, complementing other forms of support and helping you process your emotions more deeply.

Helping with Life Transitions: Mediums can assist in managing the changes that follow a loss, providing guidance as you adapt to new life dynamics.

Enhancing Understanding of the Deceased’s Experience: Insights into the deceased’s perspective can clarify circumstances and resolve feelings of guilt or confusion.

Creating a Sense of Connection: By connecting with the deceased, we help foster a sense of ongoing relationship, allowing you to feel that your loved one remains a part of your life.

Offering Hope and Upliftment: Messages from mediums can provide hope and encouragement, helping you find a positive outlook and maintain a connection with your loved one.

Facilitating Spiritual Growth: Mediumship can inspire you to explore and deepen your spiritual beliefs, aiding in the understanding and meaning of your grief journey.

I’ve seen firsthand the impact mediumship can have on healing, even as skepticism persists. For those of us in this field, the questioning of our abilities can be isolating. If you’ve had experiences with mediumship or have questions about how it can support grieving, I encourage you to share your thoughts. How has mediumship influenced your healing process? Let’s discuss how this support can make a difference despite the doubts surrounding it.