#curseorblessing

[icamefromadream]

What if suddenly you get approached by 2 angel, one with a disoriented face and broken wings and another with bright big wings a d a beautiful face.

Who would you approach?

What if the disoriented one was a true angel and promised you freedom and happeness? What if the other one promised you hell fire and internal doom?

What if both were lying? Who would you trust?

[lowebudgetfilms]

curseorblessing?

[bystores]

12 Mysterious Reasons You Must Visit Egypt! 🌍✨ Feeling curious? Rumor has it, Egypt's ancient pyramids hold secrets only the daring will uncover. The Nile whispers untold stories, and they say if you visit the temples, luck will follow you forever. Some believe the Sphinx's gaze can grant you wisdom beyond your years! 🌙👁️ Ready to take a chance on fate? Step into the land of mystery, magic, and ancient wonders... if you dare! 🌟🧿 

COME AND VISIT THE MYSTERY

Here are 12 superstitious reasons to visit Egypt, based on its rich history and mystical allure:

Touch the Sphinx for Wisdom: Legends say the Great Sphinx holds ancient knowledge and touching it can give you wisdom and insight beyond your years.

Pyramids Align Your Fate: The alignment of the pyramids with the stars is believed to connect you with cosmic forces that can reshape your destiny.

The Nile Cleanses Your Soul: It’s said that bathing in the Nile or just sailing on it can wash away bad luck and rejuvenate your spirit.

Valley of the Kings' Eternal Power: Visiting this sacred burial ground is thought to give you a powerful energy boost from the spirits of the ancient pharaohs.

Karnak Temple's Blessings: Leave an offering here, and the gods of the past are said to bless your journey and bring fortune your way.

Isis Temple’s Healing Magic: The Temple of Isis is believed to have healing powers—those who visit can leave with newfound health and vitality.

Mystic Protection of the Ankh: The ankh symbol is known as a powerful charm of life. Travelers often believe that visiting Egypt can grant them protection and long life.

Pharaoh’s Curse – Test Your Luck: Many believe disturbing tombs can bring about a curse, yet others think facing this fear proves your bravery and invites good fortune.

Temple of Horus' Courage: It is said that visiting this temple in Edfu can give you the courage of the falcon god, making you fearless in life.

Luxor's Aura of Royalty: Walking the streets of Luxor is believed to invoke a royal energy around you, attracting success and leadership qualities.

Wishing at Abu Simbel: The temple is thought to grant wishes to those who sincerely ask for guidance, while standing in the presence of Ramses II’s giant statues.

Protective Eye of Horus: Many wear or seek out the Eye of Horus while in Egypt, as it's said that the gods will personally watch over your travels, keeping harm at bay.

These ancient superstitions add a mystical layer to the adventure, offering visitors more than just sightseeing—perhaps even a shift in destiny. 🌙✨

COME AND VISIT THE MYSTERY

#MysticalEgypt 🧿 #AncientSecrets 🌍 #SupernaturalAdventures 🔮 #CurseOrBlessing 🧳 #UnlockTheMystery 🌙 #PyramidPower 🏺 #EgyptianMagic 💫 #ValleyOfTheKings 👑 #NileHealing 🌊 #TempleOfTheGods 🛕 #EyeOfHorusProtection 👁️ #TravelWithFate ✈️

[fuck-issyy]

I am not well-read, but when I read, I read well. 💥🍒⛈🔥 #CurseOrBlessing #BitchImBack #ICameToSlayBitch (at Downtown Historic)

[eternal-diane]

“tant que tu auras cette marque dans ton dos tu ne pourras mourir”

voila donc la fameuse marque que Diane reçoit. elle ne correspond pas tout à fait à ce que j’avais dans la tête mais c’est celle qui s’en approche le plus :)

[eternal-diane]

Malédiction ou Bénédiction

voici le premier roman que je décide de publier sur le net. il n’est pas fini et j’aimerais vraiment avoir vos réactions :)

alors si vous avez un peu de temps, je vous remercierais infiniment de le lire :)

RESUME:

“Comment faire lorsque votre existence elle-même est impure? Lorsque Dieu lui-même vous a maudit?”

Je m’appelle Diane, dix ans, et au vu de la  société du XIVe siècle, je suis ce qu’on pourrait appeler un “fruit défendu”. Fruit de l’union d’une bonne sœur et d’un prêtre, je vivais reclus au fond d’une forêt avec ma mère. Mon monde bascula le jour où les Inquisiteurs débarquèrent dans le village et détruisirent tout ce que je connaissais. Je réchappais de peu à la mort mais tombais dans une toute autre sorte de cauchemars: je me retrouvais désormais dans l’impossibilité de mourir, condamnée à vivre par deux boules de lumières se présentant comme “Dieu”.

Je devais donc vivre, obligée de traverser les siècles jusqu’à ce que je puisse répondre à la question qui m’avait été posé: pour quelle raison étais-je venue au monde?