Some people can’t pass through gentle Jesus, listen next time when Jesus comes there will be fire ! That’s why relationship with Him is necessity ! Repentance is today not tomorrow!
I Thessalonians 5:9
For God did not appoint us to wrath, but to obtain salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ
Isaiah 66:15
For behold, the LORD will come with fire And with His chariots, like a whirlwind, To render His anger with fury, And His rebuke with flames of fire.
Keep it simple, follow Christ and everything He says and The Father will have you in His heart as He have always had Christ. Remember there is no inheritance without Him for none is worthy!
#MomentInBlackHistory If you guys have ever wondered who’s the man pictured in this profound photo, meet Mr. Cecil Williams. A native of Orangeburg, South Carolina, Mr. Williams was a young photographer in South Carolina during the Civil Rights and Jim Crow law era. He served as a correspondent to Jet magazine at the tender age of 15! This photo is displayed in the Richland Library in Columbia, South Carolina. Everyone I encouraged you to follow @vintageblackglamour! They have some of the most breathtaking and intriguing photos from black culture. #HBCUFASHION #vintageblackglamour #history #civilrights #south #rebel #fashion #blackfashion #style #courage #blackhistory #blackhistorymonth #Knowledge
Jama Masjid also called Masjid-i Jahān Numā, was built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1650 - 56 The mosque was designed by architect Ustad Khalil and constructed by approximately 5000 workers. Jama Masjid, now the second-largest mosque on the Indian subcontinent, is also an impressive example of Mughal architecture. Repost from @delhinamaa #delhigram #delhitravel #delhidiaries #picoftheday #delhinamaa #photography #photoshoot #photo #livelife #history #itihaskibaat #itihas #mugal #muslim #ummah #mosque #mosques #jamamasjid #travel #architecture #poet #urdupoetry #urdushayari #mugalarchitecture #knowledge #artistsoninstagram #delhidiaries #delhi #olddelhi #puranidilli #delhi6 https://www.instagram.com/p/CeIeXzVP4-a/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
right now we are in a VERY intense and interesting time! 4 planets are in scorpio at this very moment - sun, moon, mercury and venus. scorpio is a sign of uncovering deep and dark secrets, penetrating mind and walking on the edge of life and death. its the sign of occult.
this spell takes the scorpio qualities (intense, dark, forceful) and applies them to mercury, a sign of intellect, knowledge and travel. its for knowing things, for secrets uncovering to you and for you to uncover secrets. whether you want to deepen your occult work, your spirit work, or to see through people around you, mercury in scorpio will take all that and pierce through it.
the information should uncover itself to you, in front of your power.
so here is, a spell to harness all that intense detective scorpio energy.
this spell has to be performed in the hour and on the day of mercury.
construct an octagram. i think we all agree it looks hell of cooler than octagon, and number 8 is the number of mercury.
mercury is a planet of teaching and learning, so you’d like to surround the set up with things that remind you of libraries, information, etc, and since we are working with scorpio, you can also surround it with things associated with it - basil, rosemary, or stones such as red jasper or obsidian.
on tips of octagram place candles. i like black or dark red for this, since we are dealing with scorpio. you can also use orange ones, since orange is colour of mercury.
in the middle put a paper with constructed mercury kamea. on top of it, place a mirror. on two sides of it place sigils for planetary intelligence and spirit.
gaze into the mirror, make it a space for you to gaze into the abyss of the world. on it place a piece of jewelry (or any other trinket you can wear with yourself) and pray over it for visions and knowledge.
pray to holy trinity, raphael and spirits. wear the trinket with you and channel the scorpio energy. its some intense af shit, so you know, dont hurt yourself by finding out something you didnt want to.
you can also take the kamea, fold it and place it under your pillow to aid you in astral and spirit work.
Achillea millefolium, known commonly as yarrow or common yarrow, is a flowering plant in the family Asteraceae. It is native to temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere in Asia, Europe, and North America. In New Mexico and southern Colorado, it is called plumajillo (Spanish for ‘little feather’) from its leaf shape and texture. In antiquity, yarrow was known as herbal militaris, for its use in staunching the flow of blood from wounds. Other common names for this species include gordaldo, nosebleed plant, old man’s pepper, devil’s nettle, sanguinary,milfoil,soldier’s woundwort,thousand-leaf,andthousand-seal.
WARNING: Some people will react with allergic reaction to common yarrow, even if they only touched the leaf or flowers. People with such reaction should NEVER use common yarrow, not even in combination with other herbs.
Parts used in herbal medicine:
blossom
leaf
Active ingredients:
etheric oils
bitter substances
tannins
flavonoids
silicic acid
sesquiterpene
potassium
The healing effects:
Essential oils soothe intestinal cramping, abdominal pain and stop inflammation. The flavanoids have an antibiotic effect. Salicylic acid relieves pain. Sesquiterpenes and potassium prevent oedema formation.
Uses:
Tea- helps with indigestion, intestinal cramping (caused by overeating or menstruation). This tea will also prevent edema formation, which might bring relief to people with arthritis.
Compress/wrap - A compress or wrap with yarrow speeds up the healing of minor burns and open wounds .
Baths- Ahip bath can be taken for haemorrhoids and a foot bath would promote good circulation and help prevent vein disorders. A bath can bring relief with arthritis and neuralgia.
Recipes
Tea: Pour a cup of water (250 ml) over 1 teaspoon yarrow, let simmer for about 10 minutes and strain the tea. Drink no more than two cups per day. An yarrow treatment course lasts six weeks and must be interrupted then for 4 weeks.
Tea blend for better blood circulation:
Mix 2 teaspoons of yarrow with 1 teaspoon of hawthorn. Pour ¼ litre of boiling water. Let it brew for 15 minutes and strain the tea. Drink lukewarm. Just like yarrow treatment, use this only for 6 weeks and stop for 4 weeks again.
Compress:
Pour half a liter of boiling water on a handful of yarrow. Soak a cloth or muslin in the hot infusion and put on the wound.
Bath:
For a hipbath or footbath, use a half litre of boiling water on a handful duizenblad and let it stand a few hours. Strain the infusion and pour in hot bath water. For a normal bath make one litre of infusion and 2 handful of the herb.
Disclaimer: The stones and herbs are merely helping with recovery or preventing. As it’s no medicine, it will not always help. In doubt ALWAYS contact a doctor.
In this film, Native American Tribal Leaders speak out for the first time about their secret knowledge of The Star People, knowledge that has been passed down for thousands of years. It was revealed in a dream among Tribal Elders that now was the time for the Tribes to break their silence and share their hidden knowledge of The Star People: the visitors from other worlds. In this film you will meet people with first-hand experience with ETs, and hear amazing stories of the unknown, and witness for yourself, a mysterious event which occurred in the skies: for some, a visible sign from the Star People that we are not alone.
The Rig Vedas - Various Authors, Penguin Classics (or other publisher)
[To be read in order and as an in-depth study into Taoist Alchemy]
Tao Te Ching - Lao Tzu
Chuang Tzu - Chuang Tzu
The Seal of the Unity of the Three - Author debated, Fabrizio Pregadio (Trans.)
Cultivating the Tao - Liu Yiming, Fabrizio Pregadio (Trans.)
The Tao of Tai-Chi Chuan, way to Rejuvenation - Jou, Tsung Hwa
The Root of Chinese Qigong - Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming
[These are listed from oldest to newest texts - I would highly recommend reading them from new to old and back again or the inverse as each reading gives new meaning to the text before it…]
The Sacred Pipe - Black Elk
Black Elk Speaks - John G. Neihardt
What I Learned Losing a Million Dollars - Jim Paul and Brendan Moynihan
The Book of Five Rings - Miyamoto Musashi
The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance - Robert Pirsig
On The Road - Jack Kerouac
Bushido, The Soul of Japan - Inazo Nitobe
Vagabonding: An Uncommon Guide to the Art of Long-Term Travel - Rolf Potts
*Excellent reads if read together! Wonderful melding of ideas and concurrent thought patterns…
So my blog is a chaotic mess with pretty much only random reblogs and I barely have any followers BUT
I’m in med school in a third world country ie we can start med right after high school (cool amiright) and I’m seriously considering starting to post random little tidbits like stuff I learnt today.
It’s definitely not gonna be a nice neat and organized studyblur and random shit posts and fandom things might be somewhere in the stream but anyone thinks that’ll be interesting?
Is anyone else ever just strickenwith this intense need to learn, to acquire as much knowledge as possible about the most random and seemingly unimportant things
And do you ever just feel so in touch with your humanity as you
listen to any piece of classical music
or slowed down deep beautiful songs
or passingly look into a mirror
or read a quote from a book you’ve always wanted to read
or understand a metaphor that deeply resonates with you
or watched a movie that changes your outlook on life
or met someone that lives the life you want
or stared at a painting for too much
or seen some pretty colours and nice buildings
or just felt how in touch with everyone we actually are
When I first learned about “Big History,” which was the title that was designated to all of history since the big bang by a Ph. D professor who had given my 9th grade history class the challenge and privilege of a collegiate level course, I learned about the great paradox of agriculture. Basically, the idea is that 10,000 years ago when humanity invented agriculture, for many philosophical and…
When I first learned about “Big History,” which was the title that was designated to all of history since the big bang by a Ph. D professor who had given my 9th grade history class the challenge and privilege of a collegiate level course, I learned about the great paradox of agriculture. Basically, the idea is that 10,000 years ago when humanity invented agriculture, for many philosophical and…
