bloodedcelt

[bloodedcelt]

Drumtrodden Rock Art, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, 31.8.18.

Extensive prehistoric rock art on a rocky outcrop, near to Drumtrodden Standing Stones.

[bloodedcelt]

“On Walpurgis, I soar the night. I hold my broomstick, And then take flight; Only return by dawn’s first light.”

— A.V.

[bloodedcelt]

“In a way, the shamans leapt over the material phase of imagination engineering and went to nanotechnology 30,000 years ago. By nanotechnology I mean reliance on machines to achieve your goal, machines that are under one nanometer in size, smaller than a billionth of an inch. We don’t think of drug molecules as machines, but in fact they are machines, they perform work in the synapses like machines. Shamanism didn’t use matter to build its realities; it was more sophisticated than that. It directly addressed the capacity of the human mind in the presence of unusual neurochemicals to produce unusual phenomena and sensoria of experience.”

— Terence McKenna, On Imagination

[bloodedcelt]

[bloodedcelt]

Loughrigg Fell, Windermere, Cumbria, England

[bloodedcelt]

[bloodedcelt]

An interesting blue and gilt Smallsword, Western Europe, ca. 1800-1825, from Czerny’s International Auction House.

[bloodedcelt]

[bloodedcelt]

Inside the ruins of Crocomroe Abbey, Co Clare. This Cistercian monastery was founded in the late 12th century.

Source 

[bloodedcelt]

Death carrying an old man into a grave by Stefano della Bella

[bloodedcelt]

A simple early medieval cross slab at Gallarus, Co. Kerry. It has a faint inscription, in half unical script, which may read ‘Colum Mac Dinet‘ (Colm son of Dinet)

[bloodedcelt]

Parade helmet of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, dated 1533.

from the Spanish Royal Armory Madrid

[bloodedcelt]

Gold decorated axe from India, 19th century.

from Hermann Historica

[bloodedcelt]

The incantation

Model: Eugenia Antinomy https://www.instagram.com/eugeniaantinomy/?hl=fi https://www.facebook.com/narikkaphoto/ https://www.instagram.com/narikkaphoto/

[bloodedcelt]

Scandinavian chess piece, 12th century.

from The National Museum of Scotland

[bloodedcelt]

The Wizard 1902

Artist : Arthur Rackham

[bloodedcelt]

A Knight At the Crossroads, 1878, Viktor Vasnetsov

Medium: oil,canvas