ye-spirits
ye-spirits
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ye-spirits · 19 hours ago
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getting really into female mystics and esoteric figures for a research project has my kindle recommended books looking like the most insane mix of study Bibles and Bible companion books, obscure collected works of medieval theologians, books on "how to summon goetic demons in these five easy steps," and for some reason, as always, jason miller books
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Migene Gonzáles-Wippler, The Complete Book of Spells, Ceremonies, & Magic
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Juvenile Deinonychus by Patrick Weck
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ye-spirits · 5 days ago
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wish I could resurrect colin wilson from the dead and tell him a thing or two
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ye-spirits · 5 days ago
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definitely not getting emotional over the fact that even in the late middle ages and early modern era students were passing down books to one another because they were too expensive. the same object being shared over and over again by different people all in the name of knowledge. the same way it happened to me over and over again in my school years. i feel part of a neverending chain and there is something comforting in it.
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ye-spirits · 5 days ago
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another snowy day at my desk! starting with a bit of journaling before jumping into thesis work. glad i have the snow to keep me company
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Heaven is under our feet as well as over our heads. ~ Henry David Thoreau
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ye-spirits · 5 days ago
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non-judgmentally: a lot of your posts are comedic egotistical shit talking. why is this?
i think "smug dumb guy" is one of the funniest types of guys. Especially if they portray themselves as a darkly chic twisted genius type. Like, just imagine a substitute teacher who talks like a kingdom hearts villain. Thats my favorite.
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ye-spirits · 5 days ago
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All twelve sacred beasts will defend me from economic uncertainty
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ye-spirits · 5 days ago
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if anyone is able to spare 5-10$ to help my tiny family get some milk, bread, and other groceries itd be really appreciated! we were barely able to pay rent this month. paypal.me/treesinspace / cash.me/$ggbwallac3
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ye-spirits · 5 days ago
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New age beliefs make a lot more sense once you understand that their definition of a "healthy" human being is superhuman. There is a general belief that all humans are , at all times, being poisoned by the myriad excretions of modernity, which dampens our superhuman abilities. These can be regained through a ritual purification of consuming seed oils and whatnot. The core of the new age is the invention of a lack that then needs to be filled.
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ye-spirits · 5 days ago
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complaints about my local bookstores aside, they do have a fun and titillating selection of books on other weird subjects-- like DMT entities, which I find extremely entertaining to read about
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ye-spirits · 5 days ago
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Feeling so crabby about the witchcraft books at my local bookstores, but as it is often said, one cannot get blood from a stone. I'm glad that people like witchcraft and want to engage with it, I'm just tired of seeing the same how-to books and "1000 spells-a-day" guidebooks. I could just go to an online store, yes, but dammit! I'm an old hag at heart and I need a brick-and-mortar store to buy physical books at. Don't even get me started on the occult shops in my area because somehow they're worse than the normal run-of-the-mill bookstores I frequent.
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