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This is your home now. You have nowhere else to go.

CRIMSON PEAK (2015) dir. Guillermo del Toro

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Nikki & Vince, Shout At The Devil era

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These girls🌹🌹🌹

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...just....

Wow...

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chrollo lucilfer icons ❦-

like // reblog - requested by @anastasiabreathing

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The Queen ft. some of his kitties ❤️

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Kurt Cobain

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KEEP GOING! You’ll be glad you did

Follow @mostimportantproject​ for motivational posts!

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Edward Scissorhands (1990) | dir. Tim Burton

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Spoopy month! The animation is a little messy bec I rushed it..

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Aesthetically Beautiful Movies (Part 3)

Matrix

The Danish Girl

Crimson Peak

Joker (2019)

Call Me By Your Name

Jane Eyre (2011)

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Working with Earth

Our Earth is beautiful and majestic. There are many ways that you can connect to our beloved world because it is one of the two elements that you can actually touch. I love our Earth, feeling the vibrations going through my body is one hell of an experience. 

Here is a list of different ways to connect to our Earth. 

Go outside. Whether you have a special place in your neighborhood, your backyard, or a park; go to that place and sit there. Place your hands on the Earth and feel the heartbeat vibrate through you. 

Do yoga outside, with a mat or not (your choice). Let the Earth steady and form you. 

Plant a garden. Fill your space and let it flourish. NOTE: Be mindful, plant things that won’t harm your health or others or pets. Do your research. Gardening takes time, patience, and all of your love. You must dedicate yourself. 

Take a walk and collect what comes to you. NOTE: Be mindful. Do not collect anything harmful to your health, do your research and keep a notebook or a book on you that can help you identify plants. Only collect items that happen to fall upon your path. Do not pluck, pull, rip, cut. Not only is it disrespecting, it will hurt the plants and not let them grow properly afterwards.

Make a special Earth altar, preferably facing North. Fill it with colors of greens and browns, special items you have collected, crystals, rocks, coins, Mother Earth symbols, statues of trees, etc. Anything that is related to Earth. 

Make a sigil that means “I connect to my bountiful Earth and protected by her arms.” or something along the lines. (Again, I am not a sigil maker but something I would like to include for others who are) Wear the sigil on you as you go on walk or take hikes.

Be respectful to animals. (I feel) they are messengers of the Earth, (I feel) they watch us for a reason. 

Talk to the trees. Learn from the wisdom they have to offer. 

Research Gnomes, they are protectors of our Earth. NOTE: Like working with any spirit, do your research and be respectful. I don’t have any resources to give with working with Gnomes but here are a couple ways I have personally used. 

Leave offerings (like flowers or rocks you have collected in the past or food like bread) inside a tree or under a rock. NOTE: Be careful, make sure you are not disturbing an animals home.  

Leave currency (coins) to offer respect for all they have done to keep our Earth stable. NOTE: Make sure you do this somewhere that others won’t steal your offering. Make sure it is hidden where only Gnomes can get to it. EX. under a rock or if you have a backyard have a special place in the corner of your yard for this kind of offering.

Be kind to the Earth. Don’t liter, recycle, and show them you are one with the Earth. They care and respect seeing how we can be caring to our Earth.

Join a volunteer group that helps to clean up our Earth or make your own group. Check local listing online for your town.

Elements: 

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