averagefairy:

must have been easier to be alive before news traveled so fast and you were only ever aware of a handful of tragedies instead of thousands and thousands of them being delivered to you on a daily basis. why is there even a question of why our generation is so depressed and anxious like I’ll tell you why?? everything i read breaks my heart and my capacity to empathize and be outraged is absolutely maxed out. yeah i’m sad bitch! we’re all sad! there’s no relief!

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— Effective Tarot Questions

rhiannonchristine:

Questions should be focused on yourself and your experience rather than someone else. For example the third question to follow is the most appropriate to ask rather than putting the focus on another person …

What is the reason behind Jamie’s bad grades at school?
How can I help Jamie get better grades at school?
What role do I play in Jamie getting bad grades at school?

Questions to Avoid

The Tarot cannot provide specific data such as dates or names. It is also unable to answer with a simple yes or no. So…

  • Avoid questions that ask for a time-related answer.
  • Avoid questions that require a name as their answer.
  • Avoid questions that would need a yes or no answer.
  • Avoid questions that require a choice between one thing and another. (In this instance it is better to gain more information in a reading and then for you to make this decision).

Effective Questions

Effective questions should be of a positive nature in order to attract constructive insight. Ask how to create something in your life rather than focusing on any negatives. They may begin something like this…

  • What is the energy surrounding …
  • What is the meaning / lesson of …
  • What is going on when …
  • What are the circumstances underlying …
  • What do I need to know about …
  • What do I need to know to decide on …
  • What do I need to understand / know about …
  • What do I need to know to get along better with …
  • What can I do to reconnect with …
  • How might I …
  • How can I resolve …
  • How can I advance …
  • How can I improve …
  • How can I improve my chances of …
  • How can I improve my relationship with …
  • How can I improve my ability to …
  • How can I make the transition from … to …
  • Can you help me find a way to …
  • Can you help me understand why …
  • Can you give me insight into …

Source 

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pyrlspite:

honestly a big indicator of a good game for me is the ability to just chill in it. if you can enjoy yourself just stopping to take in the scenery and listen to the music and ambience, or hanging out on the title screen, or ignoring the main gameplay to go off and screw around picking flowers, or even just mousing over all the menu options for the tactile feedback, chances are it’s a good fucking game

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chandelyer:

Valentino spring 2015 couture

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phosphorescentt:

phosphorescentt:

If I could offer a young person advice about anything it would be do NOT make life decisions based on your boyfriend or girlfriend. Girls especially. Do NOT stay close to home for him, do not skip opportunities to travel or study abroad, do not pick a safe college to be with him. Expand your horizons. Broaden your own life. He is not the world.

I want everyone who disagrees with this post to come back to me in a couple years and tell me how that shit worked out.

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reimenaashelyee:
“Freelancer’s Guide for Fuss-free Cooking: Ginger Pear Tea!
A cheap, simple and healthy drink that cooks quickly and lasts a good while. I make this weekly and it costs less than 4 dollars (to be exact, $3 AUD) per round.
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reimenaashelyee:

Freelancer’s Guide for Fuss-free Cooking: Ginger Pear Tea!
A cheap, simple and healthy drink that cooks quickly and lasts a good while. I make this weekly and it costs less than 4 dollars (to be exact, $3 AUD) per round.

— 29.12.18
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classicalmonuments:

Terrace of the Lions

Delos, Greece

6th century BCE


The original row of 9 to 12 (although there may have been as many as 16) stone lions was built around 600 BCE by the people of Naxos in honor of the god Apollo. The lions are faced East towards the Sacred Lake of Delos where Greek scholars of the time believed Apollo had been born. The lions create a monumental avenue comparable to Egyptian avenues of sphinxes and seemed to have been placed in a position to either symbolically guard the site, or to simply inspire a sense of divine power to travelers on their way to Apollo’s shrine in the area. While visitors can still stroll by the original location of the five remaining lion statues, these are simply marble replicas. The actual feline figures have been moved to a nearby museum so that no more of the holy cats goes missing or gets destroyed by the elements.   

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ellie-williams:

30 day video game challenge:
  Day 1: Favorite Series - Assassin’s Creed 

“Where other men blindly follow the truth, remember… Nothing is true.
Where other men are limited, by morality or law, remember… Everything is permitted. We work in the dark, to serve the light. We are assassins.”

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#ac  

shepplo:

I thought the Templars were some old guys in funny-looking hats who sat around drinking beer, planning world domination with lizard people.

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#ac  

mochipanko:

ink studies of my Amsterdam trip in July ´18

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chandelyer:

Christian Dior pre-fall 2019

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shield-museum:
“Polynesian
”

shield-museum:

Polynesian

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langernameohnebedeutung:

tumblr ancients are pretending we stay on tumblr because we know it won’t end but we are more like these old people in movies who tell others to run and leave them behind, because they lived their entire lives on that shitty farm

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kimberly-parker:

synthetic-sleuth:

Ah, I just had a thought: What if #TheDreadWolfRises is literally about the rise of the Dread Wolf, as in, precisely how he got that title in the first place? It would be interesting IMHO if DA4 took us way back in time, at least for a little bit, to give us a better picture of ancient elven society and show us how everything went down with Mythal, the Titans, the creation of the veil, etc., while exploring Solas’s backstory in more detail.

Heck this would be so cooooool

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