#muerto

[ya-no-la-quiero]

Jarhat Pacheco

[caostalgia]

En otro momento, no abrirás tu corazón para sepultarme en la falsedad de mil flores de plástico. Anhelarás buscarme y, al ver mis lágrimas, sabrás que nadie te sintió como yo. Pero ya estaré muerto, y escondido en tus recuerdos me sentiré eterno.

Julsen Bastian

[hazlo-con-concha-nomas]

- Elena Poe.

~Café con leche~

[welele]

Detrás de cada cartel hay una historia.

[ohsemeji]

Vivir con esa esperanza, que cada día estoy más cerca de morir.

[neuroconflictos]

Dedicandote mis versos desdé el otro lado del universo, aunque estos lleguen a ti cuando ya este muerto.

Julsen Bastian

[motherdanger]

"What's the matter? Lives flashing before your eyes?"

[nfumbewalk]

Graveyards: All About Them

First, here are things to do in a graveyard. This includes what to bring and what you can do plus some etiquette.

First, have decency and respect.

If you plan on gathering anything, bear the correct offerings. Such as: A small (1/2 oz) of hard liquor, payment (9 to 27 pennies), Jasmine incense joss stick, bouquet of flowers, Florida water (preferably homemade) OR Kananga water, also homemade - both of these are sacred to the muertos, but to draw them to you, Kananga water works best; good sized piece of Quartz, double terminated to use for housing a muerto temporarily (yes, you can put a muerto in a crystal but they must be transferred to a vessel and pacted within 2 days - no more than this.)

For protection in a graveyard, especially if you are very sensitive/psychic: Wear a white bandana on your head before even going in. And don't wear black when you go there. Why? As a daily wearer of black clothing, I noticed a big change when I wore all white to the graveyard. It's actually more powerful. White radiates healing power and seems to quiet the muertos, but it also gives them a sense of relaxation and peace when you are around them. They are easier to communicate with. I noticed that black seems to tangle up communication. I don't know why. I guess that white flows better. But I hate it because I instantly get white filthy. LOL!

Some ppl say that there are no dead souls at the graveyard, that they don't hang out there. That's wrong. Some of the muertos do hang out by their grave, watching over it. Many of them can be like sentinels. Rodolfo says he used to protect his grave but as soon as I found him and started visiting, he wanted to just be with me. I got that distinct feeling, so I picked him up one day. I didn't realize how successful I was!

Graveyard Work: That includes gathering dirt, Siphoning the Earth with a Baston de Muerto, curses and hexes, and other full blown rituals -these can be done - but homage must be paid to the Earth in the graveyard. The best way of doing this is a buried offering of your own blood on a piece of small parchment which is placed in a very small glass corked bottle. This buried offering gives you a real relationship with the land that holds these muertos. It is very deep respect. And no, there is NO gatekeeper in graveyards, That's a widely professed misconception. I have never once been approached or sensed any "gatekeeper" of any kind. All that there is - in a graveyard - is known as the "heart" of the graveyard. This is the central zone. It is sensed by feeling where you notice an electrical charge the strongest and a smell of the freshest air that you have ever experienced. I like to do my work there unless I'm at Rodolfo's grave.

What exactly to expect with graveyard work? Is it dangerous? Don't get your expectations up too high. Graveyard work is great and very powerful, but you are not exactly going to see flashing lights and muertos dancing. It is often very low key. But the results of graveyard work can be fantastic! It is only dangerous if you go into the graveyard with no knowledge of what this work entails. This is NOT for beginners! If you know nothing, you may get a spirit attachment and that can be hard to remove. Try the precautions I mentioned above.

Don't leave empty handed. Gather an item from the Earth of the graveyard besides dirt. I'm not talking about robbing graves. I'm talking about something like a white Quartz that is often on top of graves, or any other rock that has been sitting on a grave. This is another powerful totem that you can use in your practice to represent and draw Death Energy to you, It does NOT need cleansing. Cleansing would ruin it.

Kindness for the Earth and muertos - Please pick up any garbage that you see in the graveyard. People are litter bugs and I hate seeing trash hanging around a beautiful place that I venerate.

What NOT To Do In The Graveyard

Don't take this resting place lightly.

Don't yell or scream.

Do not run around in a graveyard unless there are trails. (We have them here in Oregon). Running is very loud to the muertos. Would you like your grave stomped on?

Don't litter.

Do NOT desecrate a grave, tip over, break, or steal a tombstone. It is not funny.

Do not have intercourse in a graveyard, It is very disrespectful. Not kinky.

Do not invoke/evoke Demons in a graveyard unless you know what you are doing. This can open you up widely for a demon/spirit attachment. I said lowercase "demon." That is my difference between known Demons and demons that are low level "lesser demons" and are not in a hierarchy. They can be extremely dangerous. These demons are NOT worshipped. Never give them blood. Once you have a lesser demon's name, it loses power and it's a lot easier to banish. I've done this four times successfully. It's very heavy and quite difficult but my method works.

Do NOT "ghost hunt" in a graveyard (or anywhere else!). It is extremely disrespectful and the muertos will leave. If there is any EMF involved, the muertos will not come back for a very long time or it will anger them so much that they will retaliate. They do NOT like EMF. That's why they love Shungite and Orgonite so much - gets rid of EMF. This is MY theory that I've studied and put to work. Rodolfo LOVES the Orgonite pyramid I put on his altar. To a muerto, EMF is like a huge bass speaker vibrating in their ears very loudly. Annoying? Yeah, I think so.

Do not talk shit about the muertos in a graveyard. This is obvious, right?

Refrain from drug and alcohol use in a graveyard. Picnics are acceptable though.

Well, I think I hit a lot of angles here. I hope this helps or is interesting. I'm not trying to be harsh with "rules." It is mostly common sense or just rules of thumb to keep in mind for a nice, safe, and meaningful visit to the graveyard for work or general visitation,

M.M.

[viejospellejos]

no estaba muertoo estaba de parrandaaa

[hexehaus]

Powerful Necromancy Incense

Copal Oro (invocation to the muertos)

Myrrh (invocation to the muertos)

Bay leaves (manifestation)

Lavender (essential for conversing)

Rose petals (their soft presence invokes ease with familiarity)

Aloeswood or Sandalwood (really not a replacement, aloeswood is tops)

Balm of Gilead buds (good will towards the muertos)

[norlanjose]

Sere breve:

Esto de ser yo no está saliendo como creía...

Norlan

[kriz-smthn]

Something I love about studying Graphic Design and Visual Arts is that I can make fan art for the assignments, and it's completely valid.

So yeah, Death because I had to make a contrast composition using Warm and Cool colours.

[caostalgia]

Dedicandote mis versos desdé el otro lado del universo, aunque estos lleguen a ti cuando ya este muerto.

Julsen Bastian

[leregirenga]

Diría yo que toda yo estaba muerta, no solo mi corazón, mi alma, mis emociones y sentimientos ya no latian. Mi sentir, mi sonrisa ya no respiraban y pecho ya no vibraba con nada.

Pero llegaste tu y todo cambio, me resucitaste, hiciste lo impensable y de nuevo en sincronía todo tomo vida y acordes de música de nuevo me acompañaron para que todo mi ser cantara y danzará al son de tu risa, de tu besos, de los abrazos calientitos y las caricias tiernas.

Amor, has hecho lo inimaginable, me reviviste y hoy vuelvo a vivir.

Leregi Renga

[welele]

[polarhoid]

Mi amigo es un muerto. Se llamaba Jacobo. O más bien se llama, porque como dicen los cursis: uno no pierde su nombre si aún queda alguien que lo recuerde [hasta que todos los que lo recuerdan se mueren y entonces pues ya nadie tiene nombre]. Pero, me estoy desviando del tema. Conocí a Jacobo en tercero de primaria y un día dejamos de verlo y otro día la maestra Lupita dijo en la asamblea: a Jacobo le dio leucemia y se murió. Nos quedamos sorprendidos y una que otra maestra se echó a llorar.

Tres horas más tarde ya jugábamos en el recreo.

Por qué te moriste, Jacobo, le digo a mi amigo. Pero él no me responde. Y no es que no me conteste porque ya esté muerto. No, los muertos sí contestan, aunque -por lo general- sólo hablan puras incoherencias. Pero, otra vez, ya me fui por otro lado. Quizás mi amigo Jacobo no me contesta porque en realidad ni éramos amigos y, cuando se murió, él estaba en quinto y nunca me dirigió la palabra. Pinche, Jacobo, por qué te moriste si eras mi amigo. Y es que así somos las personas y qué se le va a hacer si nos gusta hablar de nosotros mismos y de lo mucho que nos duele que se haya muerto Jacobo. Y sí: por qué te moriste, Jacobo, por qué te moriste.

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Jaicú valevergista y desproprocionado # 2, en donde reflexiono sobre los fantasmas y la imposibilidad de sufrir genuinamente.