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Hard at work by Tony Via Flickr: Norsemen (or Norse people) were the North Germanic peoples of the Early Middle Ages, during which they spoke Old Norse language. During the late eighth century, Norsemen embarked on a large-scale expansion in all directions, giving rise to the Viking Age.

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Kazmin Derago, my tiefling rogue.

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by  Sp00n .

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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019)

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by  rupid79 (Lee jung-myung)

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Makin’ my way downtown…

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🔥 ☀️Making an Altar to the Fire Fairies🔥 ☀️

⇁ Your contact with the salamanders can be affirmed and strengthened by honoring them on an altar in your home.

~Method~

⇁ You will need to set aside a small shelf or similar space as an altar.

Cover your altar with a cloth of red,orange, or gold, and place on it as many candles as you can, of all shapes and sizes. A combination of red, orange, yellow and gold candles will look stunning enough to attract the most aloof of salamanders, and you can light them all at once. Needless to say, you should be very careful with all naked flames- even more so if you are consciously trying to attract the fire elementals, for their energies are rampant and uncontrollable!

Incense is effective in setting the scene for fire fairies. Choose strong, majestic fragrances, such as frankincense, cedar, cinnamon, coriander, and orange. Basil is said to be good for attracting fire spirits, especially that species of dragon named after it- the basilisk. By all means grow this pungent herb on your fire fairies altar, in a red pot.

Choose some of the many crystals that attract them, such as carnelian, garnet, amber, sunstone, tiger’s eye, and red jasper. If you can arrange these so that they catch the light and it glints within them, so much the better.

To invoke the help of a specific fire deity, obtain a statue or figurine that seems appropriate. This does not necessarily have to be custom–made. For instance, you may find a statue that represents Bride to you, even thought the sculptor had no such image in mind. It is what appeals to you that counts. To attract the healing and heartening energy of this fairy queen into your life, keep a candle- burning safely in a covered lantern- alight there when you are in the house.

Dragon figures can be found in all shapes and sizes, some fashioned as candlesticks and joss-stick holders. A horseshoe is considered lucky wherever it is hung, but on or over your fire fairies altar is especially symbolic of the trans-formative powers of fire.

To make the atmosphere really crackle, when you need a boos and an influx of salamander energy, light a sparkler or other indoor firework on your altar.

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🔥Fire-Spirit Spell For Creativity🔥

Preform this spell when you need an injection of creativity into your heart and life.

🔥Method 🔥

On a sunny day gather four pebbles: a dark one for practicality, a bluish one for clarity, a reddish one for energy, and a green one for serenity. Do this spell in sunlight, or alternatively you could light several yellow,red and/or orange candles.

Draw an Imaginary circle around you with your fingertip, and visualize it containing all your energies. Place the dark stone (roughly) in the north quarter, the blue in the east, the red in the south,and the green in the west. Starting in the north, imagine all the qualities of concentration and pragmatism entering the pebble from the surrounding light. Face east and imagine all the freedom and clarity of the atmosphere entering that pebble. Now face south and imagine passion and energy filling the pebble. And lastly face west, drawing peace and calm. Circle clockwise again, face south and feel the energy of light fill your being, so that you are electrified. Ask the salamanders for power.

Gather up the pebbles clockwise and place them in a bag. Imagine your circle fading. When you are being creative, take out the pebbles and spread them near your for inspiration.

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#tbt to our original Ranger set. A lot of changes to this design over the last few years. Its all a process of continual improvement. We’re planning to relaunch the set in the new year! . . #larp #larparmour #larpkit #rangerarmour #dnd #elves #archer #leatherarmor #leathercraft #larpcostume #cosplay #cosplayarmor #lotr #thehobbit #fantasyarmour #medievaldesign #renfaire (at Toohey Forest) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5gYMjSHzfd/?igshid=dord4wx21wce

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Hey mother nature i love you and shit but like….what the fuck my good bitch

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by  Fesbra ✵

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by  Kyoung Hwan Kim

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by  Javier Charro

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by  DANIAR JOLDOSHBEK

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by  Valentina Remenar

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Classical writers speak of Dryades or “Druidesses” in the third century. One of them predicted his approaching death to Alexander Severus, another promised the empire to Diocletian, others were consulted by Aurelian. Thus they were divineresses, rather than priestesses, and their name may be the result of misconception, unless they assumed it when Druids no longer existed as a class. In Ireland there were divineresses–ban-filid or ban-fáthi, probably a distinct class with prophetic powers. Kings are warned against “pythonesses” as well as Druids, and Dr. Joyce thinks these were Druidesses. S. Patrick also armed himself against “the spells of women” and of Druids. Women in Ireland had a knowledge of futurity, according to Solinus, and the women who took part with the Druids like furies at Mona, may have been divineresses. In Ireland it is possible that such women were called “Druidesses,” since the word ban-drui is met with, the women so called being also styled ban-fili, while the fact that they belonged to the class of the Filid brings them into connection with the Druids. But ban-drui may have been applied to women with priestly functions, such as certainly existed in Ireland–e.g. the virgin guardians of sacred fires, to whose functions Christian nuns succeeded. We know also that the British queen Boudicca exercised priestly functions, and such priestesses, apart from the Dryades, existed among the continental Celts.

-The Religion of the Ancient Celts by J. A. MacCulloch