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January 14, 2012

florian-ayala-fauna:

please stop - it never ends

collage and ink, 2011

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January 14, 2012

No, even as a kid I used to do it. I was an only child, always talking to animals, fantasy creatures and spirits. I would make little plasticine gods and make offerings to them. I was just born with a pagan sensibility. I’m an animal, I’ve never been a human - there’s no difference between animals and humans to me. I think that’s one of the signs of a true pagan.

Some life experiences can just jolt you into it. I had German measles really badly, twice I think, and wasn’t allowed contact with the light in case I went blind. Shut in this dark room, that was like my initiation, I imagine.

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Jhonn Balance when asked if there was a specific point in time when he started practicing magick

Fortean Times, 2001 Sounds of Blakeness

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January 14, 2012

Fascinating imaginary beings

mirroir:

Äbädä - a forest spirit
Allicanto - a bird with wings shining during the night with metallic colors and eyes of emit lights
Bai Ze - in Chinese mythology: talking beast which handed down knowledge on harmful spirits
Charybdis - sea monster in the form of a giant mouth
Emere - a pretty child with seductive powers who can come and go from heaven at will
Kelpie - Celtic folklore: strong, powerful, and breathtaking water horse
Mare - Slavic: disembodied spirit which brings bad dreams
Myling - Scandinavian: ghost of unbaptized children
Ōkubi - Japanese: giant heads of either men or women appearing in the sky is a sign of impending disaster
Patupaiarehe - Māori: pale nature spirit beings playing the flutes
Rusalka - Slavic: a female ghost, water nymph, succubus or mermaid-like demon that dwelled in a waterway
Tzitzimitl - Aztec: skeletal star spirit
Vrykolakas - undead wolf-human hybrid