Daevyd Pepper
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Daevyd Pepper
“My revelation was this: I can decide something once if I so choose. I am not obligated to revisit my decisions. That my discursive mind would prefer to loop back and second-guess things and turn them over to see if their bottoms have changed in some new and fascinating way doesn’t mean I have to pay any attention to it. This takes practice to actu
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“Africans are notoriously religious” - John Mbiti (1969) African Religions and Philosophy. To contextualize this more: when Mbiti says African peoples had ‘no concept of the future’ he doesn’t mean they couldn’t plan, prepare, or think ahead, rather what he’s saying is the future does not exist as an abstract, infinite horizon. Time is tied to even... See more
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No future, just past and vibrant now
@blackwelloxford magic ✨ so so grateful for those of you who made it. Amie.
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Validation vs. Permission as an artist
I’d love to know your thoughts… do you catch my drift?
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@agoodwitchofficial and commenting worldy issues
🌱Forget ascending, try connection.
Today I was blocked for commenting this sentiment on another witchy creators post, but this is not a call out. If it wasn’t them, it would be somebody else, as this is an insidious problem that has weaved its way into our community.
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Witches & Wordly Problems
Achillean refers to a man or man-aligned individual who is attracted to other men and man-aligned people.[1][2][3][note 1] It is similar to and sometimes known as men loving men (MLM).[1][2]
Achillean describes all sexual orientations in which a man or a non-binary person who identifies with manhood is attracted to men or men-aligned people, whether
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“It reveals itself in the way we're more comfortable with the image of a boy playing with a toy gun rather than a boy playing with a toy doll, because we're more comfortable seeing a boy hold something that kills rather than something that cries.”
― Liz Plank, For the Love of Men: A New Vision for Mindful Masculinity
Violence and Masculinity
“In this culture we celebrate boys through the lexicon of violence. ‘You're killing it,’ 'you’re making a killing,’ ‘smash them,’ ‘blow them up,’ ‘you went into that game guns blazing,’ and I think it’s worth it to ask the question what happens to our men and boys when the only way they can valuate themselves is through the lexicon of death and des
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