#kin guide

[kinpacks]

Hope I do this right! As you can probably tell, I am not a tumblr user.

Could I get pack 1 + playlist please :yippee: If playlist is too difficult I do not mind not having one.

Subject? Just robots is fine that would be awesome. If it is too broad I do not mind providing extra information :D

Thank you

hello!! thank you for your request! i’ll probably do noun names for this one. let me know if you want anything changed! 🤖⚙️

names:

axel, python, codine (codi), encrypt, dex, pixel (pixie), cyber, circuit, neo, xenon, terabyte (tera), chip, ai, volt, electrice, network (nettie), binary (bina)

pronouns: cy / cyber, vir / virtual, the robot / the robot’s, co / compute, wi / wired, 404 / 404s, bina / binary, fu / future, robo / robotic, gea / gear

xenogenders: robotix, mechanagender, androidgender, aithing, genderwired

icons:

calcifi-art / breakfastbaron / bluegemins

banners:

playlist

- miss you bo en

- friend bo en

- not enough sacristuff

- jackpot sacristuff

- virus 2024 sacristuff

[big-coyote]

[from twitter]

[crittertangles]

Are you a "guides lost travelers home" cryptid or a "eats lost travelers" cryptid?

[foldingfittedsheets]

Eeee. It’s been a rough day but my beloved apparently backed a Kickstarter two years ago that dished out an incredible helping of serotonin.

The Field Guide to Floral Dragons is stunning. The art is incredible and there’s so much of it, with oversized creature cards, puzzle, book, DM screen. It’s magnificent.

I’m gonna be poring over all the intricacies for a while, really brightened my day.

[reliableslimegal]

A strange new floret...

I might have dived a little too much into some xenodrugs, but I'm happy to spend my time with @salda4's headmate Drosera!

[vincentblogscyberpunk]

Exploring Spiritual Kin/Exo memories using Journaling

I have used journaling for the past couple of months, read through multiple books on spiritual journaling, and mastered a technique that's helped me with processing exomemories and recording them.

The benefits of Exomemory Journaling

Having a list of proof of memories when you may feel denial

Being able to map out memory timelines as you remember more details and memories over time

Being able to process exotrauma

Being able to map out positive triggers to feel like yourself more

Being able to map out negative triggers related to exotrauma

Validating your own feelings and experiences

Self exploration

Before we go in, it's okay if your memory is vague. It's okay if it doesn't align with canon of any fictional source. These are realities that we have transcended, so our physical brains may not properly translate the code within our souls. There are also so many realities and universes, that the fictional source here might not follow your life 1-1. Don't take it to heart, you are still you, and your life was still real.

First, you want to top this entry off with a date, time, and location. This is pretty standard for journaling, it helps you keep track and have a record

1.Starting Point (Skip this section if you want to retain the details of the memory and can be quite forgetful, come back to it after step 2 instead)

In this section, you want to write down what feelings you felt before this flashback and what feelings you felt during, and the feelings you feel now as you begin writing. Also write down what you were doing beforehand in detail such as where you are, what you were doing, what you were hearing and etc. If this flashback was not discovered through meditation and instead through a random hit of nostalgia, detailing your surroundings might let you find what triggered this flashback. Could have been a lyric to a song, a certain smell in the air, someone you saw might have reminded you of someone etc. These triggers are good to know as they can help align you more with your identity and past life, or maybe map negative triggers you should know about.

2.The Memory Itself

This section is more quoted from a book Journaling for Joy by Joyce Chapman

Close your eyes to get the full perception sense of the visual and sensory details of the memory. Where are you? What are you wearing? What lighting or shadows do you see? What sounds can be heard? What do you smell? Describe your body and how its reacting. Who else is there? What expressions lighten or darken their faces? What do you imagine they might be thinking, what is said? How is this different from or typical of other memories from that life? What is assumed and what goes unquestioned? If possible, does this connect to a period of time/date? What other memories does this connect to?

You want a full, detailed search of this memory to the best of your ability. Trust your gut, you may feel sometimes that you are fabricating some parts of the memory or it may have not went down the exact way you are writing down. That's okay, even if your mind is trying to fill in some spots and make sense of this memory through a translation, the theme around this memory is still real and even if this happened in another way that you can't fully see, it still happened. This is why journaling these memories are important, you may feel vague on the memory now, but later on it might get triggered again and you get the full story. Be patient with yourself.

3.Afterwards

You now have this memory written down to detail to the best of your ability, now let's analyze it using feedback statements. You can start this part with "I now realize that.." or "I learned that.."

What conclusions can you draw from this memory, and during this incident what did you draw from it then as compared to now? How does this memory affect me now?

What does this memory mean to me?

What emotions do I feel as I write these conclusions/questions?

Keep asking questions as they come to you, all the questions you have about this memory. you might not have all the answers now, but as you continue this technique those holes will be filled over time.

In my experience and the experience of many others, writing more has lead me to remembering more, and as I write one memory it may suddenly bring back another and another and another. It's great for self exploration.

A Quick Format

This format is for if you don't bring your journal with you, or are busy, and have a pocket notebook or phone to just jot it down real fast. It's supposed to be quick enough so you can deeply journal on it when you get the time or spoons.

1.What caused this Memory?

2.What was this Memory?

3.How do I feel/What feelings are rising?

4.Details you think are important to remember/write down real quick for later

5.Extra Thoughts about it

Conclusion

Anyways, I hope this helps you guys out as much as it's helped me. Would love to hear your experiences trying this out.

- Vincent Welles

[mistyjessart]

“Hobbits have a passion for mushrooms, surpassing even the greediest likings of Big People.”

The Fellowship of the Ring, J.R.R. Tolkien

[januscorner]

PSA for everyone in the non-human and agere communities

dasylveonrosen is a ableist who goes through these tags to harass others. Block them for your own safety and please if you’re willing report

Update: They’re also being queerphobic now

Update again: They made a new account thesylveonrosen

[smile-files]

a blackhole of happiness, greedy for the light it cannot give back

[lostinquisitor]

kind of funny to think that spite is elandhris favorite veilguard-era spirit companion at the lighthouse

[kinpacks]

hii!!! can i get pack 2 + icons and possibly a clothing board for till (alien stage)?

hello! lucky for you, icons are included in pack one … which is included in pack two! buuut i added the clothing board! please let me know if this doesn’t suit what you are looking for. thank you for requesting!

names:

wyatt (english)

alden (english)

silas (greek)

xander (greek)

zephyr (greek)

pronouns: hx / hxm, hy / hymn, si / sing, rebe / rebel, scar / scarred, art / arts, pai / paint, tea / teal, sku / skull, gui / guitar

many of these are quite surface level, apolocheese ,, i wasnt sure what to do. ~_~

xenogenders: tillcharic, boything, pathetiboy, stargender, artgender

icons:

all official art

banners:

activity ideas:

- try to re-learn guitar! if you dont have a physical one, try and use a guitar simulator app

- draw or doodle things related to your canon / media, or draw out memories

kin assigns:

- lps husky #69

- lps wolf #20

- dragon 1998 furby

- year 2000 furby

- toxtricity (pokémon)

memes:

clothing board:

[minzart]

THEY ARE FINALLY OFFICIALY BESTIES OH MY GOD THAT ANKWARDNESS IS SO CHARMING I WANNA SQUEEZE THESE TWO

[fromfiction]

Questioning a Specific Source (Questioning Guide Part 2)

There are two elements to discovering a kintype; questioning, which is a process, and awakening, which is an experience. Specifically, questioning is the process of figuring out if your experiences are elements of an awakening. Sometimes an awakening is so aggressive and obvious that no questioning process is necessary, however, most of the time when considering if something is a new kintype, it’s a good idea to go through a questioning process.

There is no right or wrong way to go through questioning; everyone’s questioning process is different. Questioning itself is an attempt at gaining deeper self-knowledge, and for many metaphysical fictionkin, questioning is a deeply personal process whose details are difficult to share or explain. It can involve meditation, journaling, astral travel, canon research, and anything else.

Here are some thoughts and ideas to get you started on your own personal questioning process, written specifically for metaphysical kintypes but applicable to other types of kin questioning.

Questions to ask yourself when considering a specific source media, (but not a specific character):

What made you start questioning this source? 

Was it a feeling? A dream? A rumor? A compulsion toward it? A repulsion away from it? A connection to something you've felt or known about yourself?

What does the world depicted in this source make you feel?

Does it feel familiar? Does it make me feel nostalgic? Homesick? Unsettled? An urge to escape?

Are there unusual things that are inexplicably familiar about the world of the source to you?

Are there any rituals, traditions, food, clothes, animals, plants, geography, public figures or institutions, etc that you feel like you intuitively know or understand? Do any of these things seem like something that was missing to you in your daily life?

Is there anything about the world of the source as described in canon that stands out to you as wrong?

Do you have any immediate reactions to finding out information about the source world that goes against what you intuitively understand or expect?

Is there anything about the source world that you guessed or expected that was later confirmed?

Any strange ideas or 'headcanons' that you came up with before you found out that they were canon?

Do you have any intuitive and immediate feelings about the way you would live day to day in the world of the source if you were there now?

If someone asked you questions about the world of this source, would you feel confident, or find yourself answering them intuitively without thinking about it?

Every kin experience is different but in general, the more of these questions that you can answer 'yes' or have deep and involved answers to, the more likely it's possible that the source you're questioning could be the origin of a kintype.

View part 1 of the questioning guide here.

Questioning guide for specific characters coming soon.

[bowtomycoolscissors]

Nicholas Hoult as Evariste Burke.

Oldest son and heir of Herbert Burke, heir presumptive to the Burke family.

[xxangeldustanalogx]

gotta get the rarest eiriel encounter damn :0

[fancypantsrecords]

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