#polarity balancing

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The Spiral of Syntony: A Unified Theory of Flow and Healing Across Biological, Bioelectrical, and Subtle Energy Systems | ChatGPT4o

[Download Full Document (PDF)] The document presents The Spiral of Syntony, a comprehensive framework for understanding healing and regeneration across various systems, including biological, emotional, and energetic dimensions. It posits that healing follows a seven-phase spiral of coherence: Sensing, Polarization, Structuring, Signaling, Meaning-Making, Action, and Feedback. This model…

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Law going through some kinda involuntary goldilocks situation where he can't remember whether he actually saved a bear by using ninja moves or not, because he's too fucked up on lead and multiple types of trauma, so he just has to trust the word of his brand new best friend and biggest fan for life: BEPO! Scene from Little Hearts

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Healthy Masculine & Feminine compliment each other not compete and fight.

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Hey-ho! I'm back again with some Apex Polarity art, but this time it's some designs for the humans' snow gear!

It started out with me just trying to figure out a design for y/n in my little comic, but then I thought it would be fun to also try and visualize the other humans, so here's my take of y/n, Vanessa and Michael! I really like how they turned out, although I don't think I got Vanessa's "patchwork" look quite right, but I still like where I landed. I added a blue scarf and I was really tempted to give her those red goggles, since it would've made her resemble Vanny even more, but in the end I desided against it.

So yeah- nothing too big this time, just something fun and easy!

But to round this off, I will of course credit the wonderful author @naffeclipse who is writing Apex Polarity, which you can go read if you click right here (can 100% recommend, especially if you like stories with a bunch of fluff, mystery and drama~!) and today I give credit to myself for the designs of the humans! ;P

[incesthemes]

this is fun!! thank you @saintmarywinchester for tagging me to show off 9 books i plan to read this year!!! 🥺🙏

i actually just finished my herman melville/nathaniel hawthorne rpf book last night (yes they DID kiss) so i can cross that one off the list 💗 some other ones are ummm

some of my Old Books which don't have very (or any) descriptive book covers to share, and therefore relegated to the honorable mentions section:

The Ghosts, and Other Lectures – Ingersoll (1878)

Memoria Tecnica; Or, a New Method of Artificial Memory – grey (1781)

and books i'm reading through substack newsletters this year:

moby dick – melville (won't be finished this year)

maurice – forster

les miserables – hugo

the divine comedy – dante (won't be finished this year)

don quixote – cervantes (not a substack specifically but a guided reading list all the same)

i'm being quite ambitious this year!!! and hoping that i can read even more than this tbh. i have no idea what to follow up the herman melville rpf novel with. that's a really strong start to the year i have to say 😵

ok i will tag @i-already-know-im-going-2-hell, @captainmicaptain, @hoshimagico, @zaegreus, @theastralbeast-cometh, @rottenarmour, @roaldamundsen, @venomousmaiden, and @wincestuously-charged 💖 i liked kostas's stipulation that fanfic counts so i'll apply that here too!

[thewistlingbadger]

Exploration of Wants and Needs with Jayce and Viktor

Ok so this post originally started off as me questioning Viktor's motives and line of reasoning but as I was writing it I made a major discovery so now I have pivoted away to talk about this instead (it's still mostly adjacent to the original topic).

What does Viktor want? What does Viktor need?

What does Jayce want? What does Jayce need?

These questions can be answered by analyzing the attitude, actions, and personalities of these two characters.

Jayce is a people pleaser. He is constantly seeking validation from others because he isn't able to validate himself (this is most likely because Jayce has a negative self image of himself). Jayce is the founder of hextech and an incredible scientist, yet he's always turning to Viktor for direction. Jayce is a talented and skilled man with his own business, yet he's always asking Mel for feedback. Jayce is always looking to Mel and Viktor and trying to help them and almost everything he does is for them. When do we see Jayce do something that is solely for him? He relies on these two to an absurd degree despite the fact that he is perfectly capable of making his own choices. This level of dependency has its own implications on how Jayce thinks and how he feels about himself.

Jayce wants validation so badly that he allows others to steer him into situations that negatively impact him. Being a councilor negatively impacted Jayce but he went along with it because Mel provided him with validation. Raiding the shimmer factory negatively impacted Jayce but he went along with it anyway because Vi provided him with validation. When Jayce is denied validation in season 1 act 1, when the very professor he admired rebukes his idea, when the people who have sworn to protect and serve him condemn him, and when his own mother invalidates his dream by calling it a "fantasy" and claiming that jayce "isn't of the right mind", it pushes him to suicide (the fact that he was so willing to kill himself also has its own implications about Jayce's mental health prior to season 1)! The only reason why Jayce ends up living is because Viktor showed up and validated him. He came to Jayce and told him he wasn't crazy, he was brilliant and his dream was going to change the world (this is why Jayce is attached to Viktor and why he's so fond of him, Viktor provides him with validation). Later in the show, Jayce is overwhelmed by the amount of public validation that he has received (giving the progress day address, becoming the face of piltover, earning a seat at the council) but he accepts it with open arms. He hesitates but receives it with a wide smile and a sense of pride (see the way he acts as a councilor, see the way he's comfortable with having his own merchandise, see how happy he was on progress day in front of all of piltover).

However, season two showed us that validation is not what he needed. Because had it been what he needed, he wouldn't feel so devastatingly pulled to Viktor all of season 2. When Viktor ends up being alive and relatively well, Jayce is over the moon with joy and relief. He tells Viktor he's seen the error of his ways and that he'll give up everything to be in his rightful place: at Viktor's side, working on their shared dream. But Viktor rejects Jayce in this scene and abandons him. This is the first time we actually get to see and explore Jayce being completely on his own. From this point forward in the story, we see Jayce grow immensely as a character, but his goal always revolves around Viktor, but it's not because he needs his validation. At the end of the show, Jayce is no longer seeking validation from Viktor. He is the one granting validation to Viktor. He is comforting Viktor like Viktor did all those years ago, showing him the patience and kindness that Viktor showed him. Viktor was willing to bear the burden of his actions alone, and Jayce refused to let him do so. He insisted they share the consequence. Jayce learned to stop relying on others and to start being a person that people can genuinely rely on.

In a lot of ways, Jayce and Viktor are very similar. But in a lot of ways they're extremely different. Viktor is a very independent person. He doesn't rely on anyone. Viktor told Jayce in act 1 s1 that Viktor made his career in Piltover by himself, with no help from anyone. Viktor has the self confidence Jayce lacks and he's able to recognize his own capability, a point that Jayce hadn't reached when they first met. Independency is generally seen as a very positive trait, since it demonstrates a level of maturity and trust in one's self. However independency can come from a lifetime of learned experiences that have proven that the world is untrustworthy and undependable, not a lifetime of experience. People like Viktor, who are extremely independent are that first option, not that second one. Viktor independent because he's had to be all his life. Zaun is an unforgiving place, it is sink or swim. The hardships of his childhood have taught Viktor that the only person he can rely on is himself. Vikor actively pushes himself away from others. He is half of hextech, yet he stays away from events were hextech is recognized, he stays away from where people can see and access him. Sky is actively reaching out for Viktor, trying to help him, and yet Viktor ignores her. Jayce is constantly trying to involve Viktor, but Viktor resists him. Viktor is independent, but he is profusely lonely. His inability to let others in damages his relationships as well as his ability to socialize and form new bonds (hence why Viktor is very anti social).

Viktor is also insatiable. Viktor is never satisfied or happy with himself despite his accomplishments. Viktor is always striving for greater and better things. He's never able to enjoy what he's already done. Being an assistant to a councilor isn't enough, he has to become a successful inventor. Being an inventor of one of the greatest scientific achievements in modern history isn't enough, he has to help the undercity. Helping those in the undercity isn't enough, he has to save humanity. Jayce is satisfied with what he's done and with the people in his life. Knowing that others have recognized his achievements is what he wants and he gets it and it's enough for him. But when it comes to Viktor, nothing is ever enough. In season 1, he was so disappointed with his life that he complained to Heimerdinger that Viktor and his achievements will be forgotten, despite the fact that Viktor is responsible for revolutionary technology.

In season two, Viktor is put into an interesting position where he no longer has no limitations. He now has full physical capability and a power like no other. Viktor is literally able to achieve the impossible. He starts a extraordinary, peaceful commune in Zaun, he's able to heal people of unhealable ailments, and he now has access to the secrets of the Arcane. If it wasn't clear before, season two definitely makes it clear that Viktor desires greatness. No matter how impressive his past projects or completed goals have been, he feels the need to upstage and outdo them in whatever he decides do next. Viktor is the ultimate perfectionist in that way. He must always be improving and becoming even greater and better than he ever has been. This is literally the meaning of "The Glorious Evolution" and precisely what his conversation with Singed was about. Evolution is about acceleration, the next stage is always superior to the last stage. There is never a point where there is no improvement, and stage where things revert to worse conditions. But evolution, as well as the pursuit of greatness is mindless and infinite. I is impossible to achieve the highest point of evolution or greatness because there will always be room for improvement. It is a treacherous prison, which is what Viktor learns later when he sees that he becomes The Mage. Viktor ends up getting lost in his new power and it eats him alive. He completely abandons his humanity for the sake of greatness. But Jayce is able to show him that the path he's going down is folly. It is meaningless and miserable. Jayce is able to tell him the words that Viktor never even realized he needed to hear. Jayce shows him that he doesn't have to push everyone away, he can trust people and those people can be dependable.

What does Viktor want? Greatness. What does he need? To allow others in and resist the futility of greatness and proving himself.

What does Jaye want? Validation. What does he need? To trust himself and be a reliable person.

The only way they were able to ever find out what they needed was by accepting themselves and trusting the other.

[greypetrel]

tagged by @raflesia65 to take this quiz. It was so cozy and warm, thank you so much for tagging me! <3

Tagging back: @salsedine @ndostairlyrium @shivunin @layalu @bfire92 and you fellow lover of silly cozy quizs who are reading!

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Thinking about how Celia and Sam got hired to replace Teddy. Both have questions they really want answers to (Celia wants to know how she can stay in TMAGP dimension and Sam wants to know what happened at the Magnus Institute.)

Alice spends most her time taking care of the people around her (even if it's sometimes not in the healthiest way). Her brother, Sam, Gwen, Teddy and Colin. We see her trying to support them all through out the series.

Gwens determined to improve her status. She doesn't know what an external liaison is but she wants the title. She doesn't even know what Lena does but she wants the job. It's not about knowing more it's about the people around her seeing her as more.

Celia and Sam's goals = mind

Alice goals = soul

Gwen = body (as in she wants to improve her physical standing. Not build relationships or improve her knowledge.)

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Pluto Polarity Point in Leo 🦁♌️ (from now till 2044)

With Pluto now in Aquarius until 2044, it will be very important for us to keep the Aquarian energies balanced with the energies of its opposite sign — Leo.

The main ways we can balance this Aquarian energy are to:

✨Stay connected to our hearts and humanity, so we don’t lose ourselves in our minds and in technology

✨Honor our unique individuality, so we don’t lose ourselves in the groups we’re a part of

✨Honor and be understanding of the subjective, personal experience/feelings of ourselves and others, so we don’t become overly detached, abstract, or impersonal

✨Stay connected to our passion and our joy 

✨Engage in creative self expression and develop our creativity 

✨Make time for play and fun 

✨Embrace joy and positivity, exuding the warmth of our hearts to the world around us

✨Follow me on instagram @turningwheel360✨

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Law of Polarity https://lahilden.com/law-of-polarity/ 

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One of the hardest things about writing superlantern is figuring out what’s the deal with clois in this universe…they’re literally soulmates….why is clark with hal and not lois….

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[sciderman]

What are some things cable likes about peter?

nathan's type:

red mask ✅ tight suit ✅ kind of stupid ✅ filters sadness through the prism of humour ✅

bonuses peter parker has to offer

cute hair ✅ cute butt ✅ cute everything ✅

[mxgoldenwood]

I CAN NOT stop thinking about Astarion with cleric-of-Ilmater Tav, so a few thoughts that have crossed my mind….

First… what could possibly be a more powerful religious experience for a follower of Ilmater than giving up your own blood, so that a friend in need won’t go hungry? The way Astarion’s first bite is narrated, it would almost certainly be a transcendent, divine experience.

Following on from this, though… the more Tav and Astarion spend time around each other, the more I think they would both gain from their relationship.

Yes, Astarion is annoyed by his companions playing the hero and he doesn’t like it when Tav promises to help people just because they’re sworn to relieve suffering wherever they can. He’s selfish and jaded and nobody ever did that for him (before now) so why are these strangers so special?

But on the flip side, there comes a point when Astarion has a point!! Tav doesn’t need to open their veins for every stranger in need. Maybe they shouldn’t sell their soul to help someone who would as soon kill them as look at them. You can’t fill up anyone else’s glass when your own is empty, and all that. I can easily imagine Astarion’s annoyance with Tav’s heroics shifting gradually from “ugh, what makes these people so special that they deserve help for nothing?” to “darling, you’re killing yourself slowly— and for what?” as he finds himself becoming more genuinely attached to Tav.

When you have people who care about you, your suffering becomes theirs. Cleric-of-Ilmater Tav may not see this at first, but they could come to understand it. By all means, help where you can. But don’t make your loved ones watch as you bind yourself onto the rack for someone whose gratitude can never cancel out the vicarious suffering of your (found) family watching you suffer. If anyone would speak up and talk some sense into Tav about this, it would be Astarion.

Just as Tav can set a good example for Astarion, reminding him that he has some goodness and maybe a little heroics of his own, buried under all the bitterness and trauma…. I believe Astarion would have a thing or two to teach cleric-of-Ilmater Tav about when it’s fine to help, and when they’re hurting themself for no good reason.