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what's the difference
poetry's coming to me everywhere now
and sometimes I feel a holy fire
or it's just the electric
kinesthetic
afterglow of
trees and wind
(and sky)
I hurt you once, so I tried again, just to be sure.
I took another student. This one came asking. I hardly understand why, but it doesn't matter why.
Not all my students make good choices. One's burned his connections, likely moved on. What they set out to do was unwise and I counseled them against their present course of action. They wanted to talk to the Archangel Michael. I tried to explain that even if you got in contact with something like that it wouldn't be there to help you. Actually that's just what I should have said. What I said was that the nature of magic is to have an uncontrolled experience, and that he needed was not the somewhat mindless objective he had of proving God exists. You engage in summoning rituals to let go of control, so all of the control of his ritual apparatus (which was overwrought; the other thing I told him was to simplify) meant nothing.
And now he's burned his accounts and fled. That could mean anything. The most likely scenario is his personal image of Michael was corrupted and he self-sealed to prevent further damage to Michael. The worst part is, if you want Michael you can just watch The Good Place and I'm not sure how serious I'm being, because though I believe, personally, that that was the archangel Michael knowing that this is just a haha quirky funny aren't I special and magickal affectation to some of you reading this, I also believe in the more primary tier of visitation. If I believe anything supernatural occurred it is not that the actual archangel Michael appeared on my screen when I watched The Good Place, because the true effect is far more meaningful, if subtle. (It's because the Good Place is about redeeming human souls i.e. angelic legwork that arch~angel is depicted, and they chose the name Michael for the office which was inhabited. They could have made a few choices but Michael is most suitable. Do you see?)
Representation has this problem, you see. That it can only ever be as strong or as weak as the person making the representation.
and, of course
those powers comprising and comprised of
remaining unseen
So we live in an age where the supernatural is something the ministering civil servant class, the bureaucrats, just didn't believe in, even as they were governed by these spirits corporate. Except of course for places like Nike, I presume. This guy? I don't feel that bad about what happened to him (I can't know if it's a good idea for him to take that route) (heck I had half a mind to have him try and get a question answered for me but I'm old enough not to have to peek through that door) (I couldn't think of a question worth the risk) (frankly I couldn't think of a question and that's what I tried to say to him), but I do toast his bravery, and relate his struggle. Only a recent convert to the general availability of the supernatural, I hope his experience turns him off of it.
As for me, I am an Arch-Magi, and I wield the mortal magic freely. I just don't think consorting with those forces is wise and I've seen too many bloody stumps on people who thought they had things under control. Some magic is black, some magic is grey. Light magic is the most powerful, but I can only sigh in grey. It's not that this person had fallen to black magic, it's that they didn't understand they were dealing with grey magic.
This is the problem with the logical. When they come in contact with the supernatural they face the inherent illogical nature of everything, but especially they face the fact that they, themselves are illogical.
I knew I was in trouble once I started down a Wizard's path.
Anyway, the cast time on my Mirror Image is running out. I like to think this will work. I don't know if you'll read this. I don't know if you'll get this far. I don't know how I got this far.
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please share my minecraft server and please join my server please. i need more support then ever. then once it gets popular then i can buy more things i ever want like gaming setup etc. please help me out. i know everyone wants me to be famous. to make me famous please help me out. next year my minecraft server will be gone because i have no money for a year unless someone helps me get my server out there. PLEASE ALL SHARE MY SERVER AND HAVE THEM OUT ME.
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I seriously don't get the issue people have with a person being able to write with their left hand. I get being annoyed if I did it commonly because my handwriting is shit and can pretty much only be read by me but it was just for my personal notes. When I go back tomorrow I'm only using my left hand.
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Top Drama
Relative Drama (takes into account the size of the subreddit)
autodrama: returning jobs to dramneurodivergents. Ping HeyMoon if there are any problems or you have a suggestion
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SecretOfficerNeko, the famous p-dophile communist is doing an AMA. Would be a shame if people started making shitty replies, no?
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Interesting how for Putin they using approval rate and for Zelenskyy trust rate, I wonder why
But they could had also added drones changes since in 2022 Ukraine had many times more drones than Russia and now 10 times less
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how are u saying this as a head coach in 2023 lmao in a PRESS CONFERENCE
Current year
Jokes about suicide always go over well.
I'm not surprised he said that. But he definitely should not have said that.
Pretty embarrassing comment from a pretty embarrassing dude.
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In the shadow-draped corners of indie cinema, a film often whispered about but seldom confronted has re-emerged from the depths of 2003, a year otherwise lost to the sands of cinematic history. "Death of a Man" is an enigmatic exploration, a labyrinthine dance through the duality of the male psyche, torn asunder by its own voracious appetite for both isolation and societal adulation.
The film, directed by a visionary whose name evades the grasp of conventional fame, delves deep into the murky waters of existential dread. Our protagonist, a man shrouded more in mystery than in character development, embarks on a Sisyphean journey through the fog of his own mind. He is Everyman and yet no man, a specter haunting the peripheries of his own life, ensnared by the tendrils of an unseen tormentor. Is this tormentor his own burgeoning desire for isolation, or the relentless, gnawing hunger for the recognition of his peers? The film leaves the question tantalizingly unanswered, floating in the ether like the last note of a symphony lost in a storm.
As I sat, ensconced in the flickering shadows cast by the film's stark, unyielding cinematography, I found myself ensnared by the protagonist's plight. His journey became my journey, his solitude my solitude, his insatiable yearning for validation a mirror to my own. The film, with its labyrinthine narrative structure, seemed to whisper secrets in a language both ancient and arcane, a dialect of the soul known only to those who have tasted the bitter nectar of existential despair.
And yet, beneath the film's brooding exterior lies a vein of undeniable, though perhaps unintended, chauvinism. The female characters, mere phantoms flitting at the edges of our protagonist's vision, serve more as signposts along his journey than as fully realized entities in their own right. They are sirens calling him to the rocks of his own self-destruction, embodiments of the societal accolades he both craves and reviles. In this, the film inadvertently lays bare the all-too-common sin of its indie brethren: the relegation of the feminine to the role of mere catalyst in the masculine narrative.
In the final reckoning, "Death of a Man" is a film that defies easy categorization. It is a tempest, a whirlwind of thought and emotion that sweeps up all who dare to confront it. It is a riddle wrapped in an enigma, cloaked in the vestments of cinematic experimentation. To some, it may appear a masterwork of pseudointellectual self-indulgence, a film that revels in its own obscurity. To others, it may reveal itself as a profound meditation on the human condition, a stark portrayal of the eternal battle waged within the soul of man.
As I emerged from the cinema, the world around me seemed both brighter and more obscure, as if I had gazed too long into the sun and been rendered blind to all but its afterimage. "Death of a Man" is not merely a film; it is an experience, a journey into the heart of darkness that resides within us all. And like all journeys, its true meaning lies not in the destination, but in the path we take to reach it.
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5:25 or so
These based fisherman rule. Even the little kid was fricking with them. They are obviously going to Matthew shepherd the furstrags and it would have been hilarious
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petition to rename /h/groomers to unironically anything else
the distinction between 'about' and 'for' is too weak
regardless of what's in the sidebar
or what it's used for
/h/cpwatch, for instance
is also out
getting there
someone pick the best one in the comments and get the rename done
pls
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https://www.spcc.live/
He just dropped off the face of the Earth. Really enjoyed the show and hope dude is still screaming and living his best life
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Social media
Antisemitic theories