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February 2015

bloodedcelt:

Pagan by Sunnetje

ivory-to-steel:

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we-are-all-one-tribe:

I get such good energy from this place

Keep a green tree in your heart and perhaps a singing bird will come.

Chinese proverb   (via elven-vale)

stickandpoke:

They’re all stick and pokes done by me 🙂

Powder to Repell an unwanted Lover

recreationalwitchcraft:

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This banishment powder will send away an unwanted lover or suitor. Dust it on your body when going out or sprinkle it around your doorways and windows.

  • The rind of a orange, burnt and ground to ash
  • Black salt, ground to a powder
  • Dried rose petals, burnt to ash

To target a specific person:  Write their name on a slip of paper. Burn it to ash. Combine into the mixture.

Repeat as necessary.

Raise your words, not voice. It is rain that grows flowers, not thunder.

Rumi (via feellng)

tentacles-and-stardust:

Absolutely gorgeous tentacle horns and necklace along with Labyrinth knocker necklace by the amazing Hysteria Machine!
I absolutely LOVE my order! *.* Thank you!
And thank YOU Casey and Aaren for ordering them for me! This pic is for you two! 😀 <33

spaceplasma:

The Peanut at the Heart of our Galaxy

This artist’s impression shows how the Milky Way galaxy would look seen from almost edge on and from a very different perspective than we get from the Earth. The central bulge shows up as a peanut shaped glowing ball of stars and the spiral arms and their associated dust clouds form a narrow band.

One of the most important and massive parts of the galaxy is the galactic bulge. This huge central cloud of about 10 000 million stars spans thousands of light-years, but its structure and origin were not well understood.

Unfortunately, from our vantage point from within the galactic disc, the view of this central region — at about 27 000 light-years’ distance — is heavily obscured by dense clouds of gas and dust. Astronomers can only obtain a good view of the bulge by observing longer wavelength light, such as infrared radiation, which can penetrate the dust clouds.

Full Article

Credit: ESO/NASA/JPL-Caltech/M. Kornmesser/R. Hurt

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