#muerte animal

[damadelocaso]

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Ya no puedo sacar fanfarrón mi cabeza emergiendo

del fondo del mar surcado por barcos;

no daré resoplidos, gozoso de ver mi figura

cerca de los bellos labios de la nave.

La purpúrea marea del ponto me trajo a la costa

y aquí estoy en esta suave playa tendido.

Ánite de Tegea

[the-trans-folk-witch]

A Warning to new witches

Reading makes you smarter. But reading does not mean you are smart. This applies to those who read occult texts as well. Just because it is about magic and witchcraft, does not mean you are smart to read it. Be discerning of authors, publishers, and wording. You should not judge a book by its cover but you SHOULD judge a book by its title. be cautious of books using words like ____ Magic(k). The overuse of adjectives to describe types of witchcraft are purely used to make books attract crowds who follow trends. An example would be "Lunar Magick" which is a title to over 200+ books on amazon. They use these names to get your money for very little information. Most of these self published books are plagiarized or just watered down versions of actual grimoires with a historical basis. Be perceptive. And if you struggle to discern if a book will be good or not, ask me! I try to read the shitty throw away books just so I can help educate my mentees on what to NOT do. Know your enemies including bad authors. (Matt auryn is one of these bad authors. No matter how popular "psychic witch" is.

[hampop]

Red Riding Hood

Caved and made it a full comic.

[recurring-polynya]

what is the best attack in bleach and why is it la muerte

[coconut530]

Bump in the Night & Nevertober Day 23: Restless Spirits & Devil/Angel

[stanisacoolname]

La Muerte and Xibalba are two characters from "The book of life" by Jorge R. Gutierrez but you can also see them in "Maya and the three" on Netflix, go see it! its a gem of animation and a love letter to mexican legends 🌼💀

kickstarter link

[strawberrypopstation]

xibalba concept art from art of the book of life by jorge r. gutierrez.

[araminakilla]

All of Cuphead, Puss in Boots, Death Wolf, animation and crossover fans. You HAVE to see this!

The implications of this fight are fire, the backgrounds are amazing, the music is top. You will not want to miss a chance to enjoy it and give it a like 👍🏼

Go see this MASTERPIECE NOW!

[animalartist18]

I know i'm not good at animations but..

HES JUST SO FREAKING CUTE!!!😍😍😍💓💓

[graspingremlinhands]

Puss: On a scale from "Damn Daniel" to "Fre sha voca do" how are we feeling today?

Perrito: It's a tide between "It's an avocado, thanks" and " How do you defeat Captain America?" But oh oh I think I'll set on "I need no degree to be a clothing hanger". And you Kitty?

Kitty: Probably "Road work ahead".

Muerte: I speak and have spoken all languages know to mankind and faerie-kind but this is not one of them.

[pinchepeachyxo]

La Muerte fanart for Día de Los Muertos 🕯️💐🕯️🧡

[bang-mica]

Penelope Eckhart

Manhwa: Villains Are Destined to Die

[the-trans-folk-witch]

The Seven Deadly Sins: sins personified via animism and the church.

The arte of the witch is syncretic with the arte of demons. To usurp and overthrow the oppressor, and to cause sins within the souls of men. How does a witch do this? the Seven Deadly Sins or "cardinal sins" are the answer.

The image above depicts these 7 sins within the man's heart/soul as being animals. As an animist I can not help but view these animals as being true personification. Symbolism is not a thing to me, but a person. Although I'm sure the creator of this image was very much a good Catholic man who was not an animist, we can still utilize this image today as animists.

In traditional witchcraft it's common to call upon familiars associated with cardinal directions.a common example would be the toad, hare, serpent, and crow. However within my own arte I call upon the familiars of the cardinal sins pictured above.

The traditional meanings of these animals are as follows:

The toad- greed

The serpent- envy

The [mountain] lion- wrath

The snail- sloth

The pig- gluttony

The goat- lust

The peacock (or turkey) - pride.

This list although very eurocentric and representative of my own cosmology, can be reworked to fit your own landscape and culture. If you do not have any of the animals near you, change the list! Get to know the spirits of your land and assign your own familars to these sins.

In cases where the witch is cut off from nature, and the animals' parts are not on hand to conjure the spirit, there are demons traditionally associated with these sins as well. And demons are very present within the lives and bodies (posession)of man. The demons are changed in name and sinful virtue based on time period and culture. But the two most popular lists come from "the lantern of light" and Binsfield. Whichever resonates most is the answer.

The witch may call upon these demons or animal familiars for the arte that is cursing man. What i consider man can very well be the gender or just all humanity (non witches) themselves. But these beliefs are very forcibly removed from modern witch-caucus.

As for the remedy for these sins, one must request the aid of the 7 heavenly virtues. These vurtues are as follows:

The heavenly virtues being the holy opposites of these Infernal spirits of demons or animals. These virtues are depicted as 7 angels, or 7 saints. Again, whichever list you prefer is the answer. The angels are a more modern concept applied by western occultusts. And are taken from my previous post on the 7 angels of planets. They are the main 7 Archangels found in Manila traditional catholic orders.

There are also lists of saints you can call against certain demons listed in the Pseudomonarchia Daemonum which i will share here

The work is never just left or right, but in between the holy and heretical. The saints and demons are beneficial to the witch just as they are to the church. With sin comes hell, and with the holy spirit comes heaven. God commands both, as do witches. Therefore I am now God.

[cyaninbb]

what a baby girl

[enchanting-chit-chat]

About Death's Glare - Puss In Boots 2 (The Last Wish) ✨⚔️🐺🌟

In 2022, shortly after the film’s release, an unexpected wave of video essays flooded YouTube. Viewers were mesmerized by the enigmatic wolf that appeared in Puss in Boots’ new, epic adventure. There was a treasure trove of topics to explore about this character: symbolism, intriguing dialogues, cinematic composition.

Personally, I’ve always resonated with the perspective that Death is not really a villain, but rather a formidable antagonist; after all, no mortal can truly stand against the Grim Reaper.

I recently watched the film for the fourth time. It was just as spellbinding as the first, but this time, I noticed something that seems to have slipped under the radar (or maybe it didn’t, but I haven’t seen comments about it). Something hauntingly captivating about Death’s piercing stare.

First, a question: what makes it so terrifying? Well, it's an unyielding, burning stare that frequently locks onto the viewer, paired with a massive mouth full of pointy teeth.

Moreover, constricted pupils are often associated with rage and disgust.

It is definitely a nod to the informal English saying 'to give someone the Death stare/glare', which is defined by the Cambridge English Dictionary as 'an angry look that you give someone to show them that you are annoyed or want them to stop doing something'.

The wolf’s angry gaze is often fixed on Puss in Boots, and we know the reasons.

Now notice how the cat, being much smaller, should rarely meets his eyes at the same level...

However, despite the height difference between the two, the wolf is often centered in the frame, gazing directly into the camera positioned right in front of his face. What is the meaning behind this choice? Which point of view is being used to narrate those moments?

The answer: I believe that, throughout the movie, Death is repeatedly looking at us, the audience.

He transcends his role as a mere character in a film, because he is a constant in everyone’s life. In these scenes, the viewer becomes part of the narrative. Death judges us all, for surely everyone has, at some point, taken life for granted.

This concept strikes me as profoundly inspiring. ✨

[amormusicamuerte]

Perder la personalidad es como morir

Rio Yamada, bajista de Kessoku Band (Bocchi the rock)