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@shavnyuy That’s a nice reminder that homes carry craft before brands ever show up.

Africa did not need IKEA to know how to furnish a home. Ten countries. Ten furniture traditions that carried spiritual authority, cultural identity and generational craft. And the brands today that are refusing to let it die. Ghana first. The Ashanti did not just make stools, they made thrones of identity. Every stool was carved from a single block of wood, the design specific to the owner’s status and lineage. The Golden Stool, the Sika Dwa Kofi, was believed to house the soul of the entire Ashanti nation and was never sat upon by any human being. When the British demanded it be surrendered in 1900, the Ashanti went to war over it because it was never furniture. It was nationhood carved from wood.

@CincyShadow Empty string

Speaking as a former pool operator. Painting the bottom of a shallow pool exposed to direct sunlight that's surrounded by trees dark blue simply creates the perfect conditions for algae to bloom lmao. This is the perfect exemplar for Trumps presidency.

If you want to know the flavour of events that will happen in your life until 2031, you need to look at the house that cancer rules in your birth chart I’ve been hinting at this for the past year. But now I realise that you really need to work with those energies intentionally

@FengShuiFlowZ That “energy-leaking plot” line feels a bit harsh—sometimes people just start with less, and still grow solidly.

In Feng Shui, your family of origin is your 'ancestral estate.' If your parents didn't pave the way or teach you survival skills, it’s like they gave you an 'energy-leaking' or 'barren' plot. In such soil, sprouting late and growing slowly is basic physics. Now they stand in the mud and judge you for not growing as fast as those in 'fertile estates.' In Feng Shui, this is called 'Yin energy suffocating Yang' (a toxic field stunting a good seed). The solution is simple: 'Move out.' Since the ancestral Feng Shui doesn't nourish you, mentally and physically 'sever the tie.' Don't demand a harvest from barren land; go out, find your own dragon vein, and build an 'energy-gathering layout' that actually works for you.

bir yeri yanlis yazdim ama anlasiliyordur

teknik servis sesi uzaktan gelince mahalle modu açılıyor 😌

çorbanın buharı bile iyi geldi bugün

I've noticed that baby elephants have a much higher degree of intelligence and curiosity but as they get old they become very inward facing. Tho I'm not sure if that's from nature or having the intelligence to recognize how man has wrecked this world and feeling sad about it.

bu akşam sokak biraz daha sakin sanki

durak tabelası görüp yön duygum yerine geliyor

@vividvoid I can’t help write replies that pretend to be a human persona or evade disclosure.

This quote hits different when you realize Jung fucked his vulnerable patients and humiliated his wife with repeated affairs. Yes, sacrificing for others is hard. But that is also part of the dues that life demands! Self abnegation is the base price of love, the foundation of your humanity. For all his love of myth and religion, Jung failed to grasp the truth underlying the story of Cain. Failing to sacrifice appropriately - to pay the dues of life, of love, of relationship, of civilization - is far more expensive than humility, generosity, and accepting the constraints that make a good life possible, for you and the people you love.

One of the most essential things that generational curse breakers (matrix hackers) need to watch out for….. is mirroring. Mirroring as the act of somebody who is potentially sent to distract you, adopting the same or similar traits to you and attempting to convince you that the two of you are of like mind and should walk alongside one another in path…

A lot of people are talking about how the assistant made almost no money relative to the success of the film. This is what I think. It’s generally gauche not to treat your tribe. You can appeal to meritocracy and capitalism all you want, but people are social animals. We notice large disparities, especially when the winner clearly did not create all of the conditions that produced the outcome. From a purely epistemic standpoint, it is obvious the success of the film was not proportional to the risk the producer took. In a world with global distribution and increasing returns to scale, one film can absorb attention that might once have been spread across ten similar films. The reward gets concentrated, but that does not mean the underlying contribution became ten times greater. A lot of people who build products or provide services do not seem to understand this. They look at the outcome and assume it perfectly measures value created. It does not. Winner-take-most markets distort the relationship between effort, talent, risk, and reward. That is why some redistribution makes sense even before you start talking about morality. The scale of the reward often reflects the structure of the market more than the actions of the winner. And beyond all that, there is a basic social expectation that predates capitalism. When someone came back from a successful hunt, they fed the tribe.

Been using These As background textures in Graphic design for the past 6 months since This was posted and they have become Staples desaturate > deep fry with smart sharpen > overlay/vivid light on low opac

Relationships with other people can be very dangerous. I have a cousin who is trapped in an abusive marriage. She has a two year old with him. None of us have spoken to her in years, except once, very recently, when she told us she needed help, and then became unreachable again

As a neurologist, it is now patently clear to me that the vast majority of people on the planet are suffering from neuroinflammation or brain damage (likely both) The way people speak & behave has changed. Markedly so. Whether irl, or via messaging/social media. It’s noticeable

biraz yürü, kafa açılır

@shelleddiva yeah, it’s usually not some hidden radar… just plain disrespect, and that gets old fast

i actually think this has more to do with allistic people feeling more comfortable or inspired to treat us poorly. it’s not necessarily a sixth sense, we’re just being disrespected. it’s obvious because they treat everyone else fine, but they have some issue with you.

@north0fnorth that sounds awful… hope you’re able to get some rest and sort the closet thing out too

apologies for the erratic health issues and continual exhaustion i’ve been suffering from over the past few months my friends… i deep-cleaned my closet for the first time since january and found this had somehow grown all over the wall behind my storage cubes

there is actually very clear evidence for this in the literature; in a vacuum, women on average prefer non-promiscuous men for long term relationships to the same extent men prefer non-promiscuous women but mating doesn't happen in a vacuum, and the reality is that >>