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knifepics: by Jens Anso (Anso Knives)
dwellerinthelibrary: 2006_0610_111847AA by Hans Ollermann on Flickr. And again, the ninth mound’s master, He Who Watches What He Would Seize.
blackcontemporaryart: George OsodiVoodoo dancers possessed by the voodoo spirit dance in Ouidah, Benin Republic, Tuesday Jan. 9, 2007. Thousands of followers will gather in Benin in the seaside town of Ouidah to celebrate National Voodoo Day on Wednesday.
degeneratelowlife: Kiss of the Asp

"I’d like to raise both of my middle fingers to him and anyone who thinks profanity is somehow more harmful to our children than images of violence and misogyny."

- M.I.A. (via janejacqueline)
afineandprivateplace: Temple of Kom Ombo By Andreas Adelmann
anon-barefoot: It seems I am not immune to occasionally posting a photograph of my altar, apologies for my watchers who were inclined to think I’d never do such a thing…. but wait? Could it be?  Nah, it’s just my house shrine after a good cleaning and freshening up with all the blooming flowers from outside. My working altar has spirits that don’t like their vessels and homes to be photographed. I didn’t photograph this for the purposes of “look at this altar!” but more as an example of using found objects and not things bought specifically for the notion of adding them to your space. Everything but the little white candle holders had a prior purpose and a history of its own before ending up here and soon they might be re-purposed again. Most of the time, if you want to start an altar or shrine, the materials are right at your fingertips, you need only to stand on your head to see them.  Hopefully I’ve given some people ideas.
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