#sacred structures

[arc-hus]

Eternal Hill Columbarium, Taiwan - Behet Bondzio Lin Architekten

[witchofanguish]

yayyy purim is next month

and if that's not a draw, this video parodies how bad most biblical translations are very well

[words-after-midnight]

Me: *working feverishly on the remaining Act I chapters every spare moment of my day*

The essential dialogue for an entire phone conversation that I'm now seriously considering adding to the end arc because it would flawlessly solve a minor plot issue I've been trying to work out: ✨heyyyy✨ 👀

[lerios]

gallifrey has a prime minister now??

[merlions]

Wow I was trying to guess the definition of this word and was trying to figure it out by using related words, so I was like uhmm really important? A workhorse? Transitional? Full of vital soups and sauces? Full of chyme??? But when I looked it up I discovered none of that is true and it just means boring.

Holds some pretty funny implications into the mind of the guy who was responsible for naming the anatomy of the lower abdominal organ system! "Ah yes I love the 3 segments of the small intestine: the duodenum, the ileum, and uhh idk the boring one"

[punk-pins]

louis du pointe du lac what happens when you give a vampire catholicism. look at it. he’s got anxiety

[arc-hus]

Crematorium, Lommel, Belgium - a2o

[distrxst]

i like to think that the iterators actually do have magnets in their hands , as weird as it sounds . a sort of sentimental thing brought about by the puppeteers . something never outrightly said , but still there . they never understand why they're there . iterators are physically isolated , after all . but maybe that was just a bit of humanity and it's love seeping into it's own invention . they aren't meant to be alone , and that magnet beneath the plates and wires that make up their bodies are supposed to be a reminder .

[fandomfloozy]

If the mass effect fandom on Tumblr has done anything for me, it's take away my fear of cluttering my page with reblogs.

Do you know how long my account lay barren post-creation???

Years.

ME fandom scruffed me by the fucking neck and said

and I abandoned my sleeper agent ways

[zebratoys]

MERKABA New Arrivals https://www.etsy.com/listing/1510140668/merkaba-paper-craft-merkavah-rainbow-diy

[raffaellopalandri]

Title: Dwelling Within the Impermanent: Reclaiming Discontinuity in the Age of False Continuities

The human mind, evolved as it is to predict, adapt, and cohere, is nonetheless a liar to itself. Photo by cottonbro studio on Pexels.com Among the grandest of illusions it produces—an illusion both neurological and sociocultural—is that of continuity: the belief that reality is a fluid, coherent, and fundamentally stable progression of identities, stories, and selves. In truth, what we…

[pastorhogg]

 Worship Isn’t Random

It’s ReverentThru the Bible in a Year When reading through 1 Chronicles 24–26, it’s easy to be overwhelmed by what seems like a sea of names, divisions, and logistical details. These chapters don’t immediately dazzle us with miracles or dramatic narratives. But if we pause long enough to reflect, we begin to see something extraordinary: a pattern of intentional worship woven into the life of…

[bsahely]

Dual Aspect Langlands: Toward a Participatory Geometry of Consciousness | ChatGPT4o

[Download Full Document (PDF)] Modern science and philosophy remain fractured along the deep fault line of the mind–matter divide. Where traditional materialism reduces consciousness to emergent neuronal activity, and dualism struggles to explain how two fundamentally different substances interact, dual aspect monism offers a compelling alternative: mind and matter are two irreducible aspects of…

[tantra-san-diego]

Saturn: The Sacred Taskmaster of Your Soul’s Evolution

If Venus teaches us devotion through beauty and love, Saturn teaches us devotion through responsibility, boundaries, and time. It may not be the sexiest planet, but it’s one of the most transformative. In Vedic Astrology, Saturn (Shani) is known as the karmic teacher. It’s the slowest-moving of the classical planets, and often the most feared. But Saturn doesn’t come to punish us—it comes…

[occknow]

[wonderingaccountant]

The Fragility of Sacred Institutions: Trust, Authority, and the Decay of Society

Adam Smith in his work, The Wealth of Nations, describes the need for a structure of laws that people can rely upon. Without delving too deep, if people are going to make choices, build companies, or enforce contracts there must be guiding principals that all agree upon to ensure that the risk we take isn’t going to be infringed upon by others. This is a fast and loose description of one part of…