Lala Nila

...found that farm wife to help you with tree felling...

Yea, red is definitely showy.

yes, I reference 777 quite a lot actually. Pretty helpful book imo.

hahaha, it matches perfectly!

pfff, you better put on your dancing shoes bro.

The Gold Pavilion, Michael Saso has a chapter dedicated to the concept of using colours combined with yi and meditation to heal.

Yes, sorry I mis-read that.... 2000km, meh...tis but a 2 day drive, but probably longer on that fancy Massey Ferguson of yours. hahaha vroom vroom....

For me achieving this state of self-surrender is in the place between breaths, that "place" is achieved when not achieving anything, when not trying, when not doing. It's in the pause- the space between actions. Not as an idea or concept but felt as letting go into awareness.That is when I feel I'm getting a little taste of that self-surrender -Śakti folding back into Śiva-

@old3bobI especially like moth-eaten. @Nungali 200km where I live is also just a Sunday drive as well

Yes, though I'm not certain they are angels of the Abrahamic order. That white wash on the wardrobe is awful. Jeez, I'm happy you got what you wanted in the end. My Dad restored an Art Deco building very similar in architectural features to that former bank! What a fantastic historical structure, it would be worth the drive (for me). The veneer on my cabinet is lifting as well. It also has bakelite handles and knobs that I can't clean, I'll get it restored eventually. mmmm...really? Didn't notice hahahaha

It's disgusting what happened to the Yazidi tribes. Melek Taus (The peacock god) is very interesting- embodying eternal light and considered the leader of the archangels, it's a very old religion with practices going back to ancient Mesopotamia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tawûsî_Melek.

I find that for me personally anything I do related to Enochian, even saying their words/language out loud brings attention to me. Not even necessarily the calls. I haven't' touched this paradigm deeply for that reason. I find that sometimes when using powerful esoteric tools in an unorthodox fashion will bring attention. Dope is a typical slang word mainly used to indicate that something is Lit, fire, cool, good. It's more of an urban term, from a particular era mostly 90's-early 2000's. What you made, in my opinion was art and it was "dope" or cool. lol Those Art Deco pieces are Amazing! I'm an Art Deco freak- Architecture, furnishings, accent pieces and jewelry. I love the lines and design elements from that period. I have a later era focal piece in my home as well. It needs to be professionally restored however. Same here with personal style, I love uniqueness and acknowledging when someone has put together a well thought out outfit. I often comment as well. I worked in the Interior Design field for a long time and most of my mentors were gay men, including my high school art teacher. They were really instrumental in helping curate my personal style-and teaching me to "own it" and pay no mind the haters. Those men were fierce and oh my could they ever party...someone else on here made a comment in another thread about "getting lit with homosexuals" (getting drunk or high with them in that context) I just chuckled when I read that-cause yes girl, the men I knew- they could out to party/dance everyone...unfortunately the rest of the thread was a strange and homophobic. Although I don't make my own clothes, I do thrift a lot, its a personal hobby (for furniture too) and I'm constantly looking at how well a garment was made- I look at fabric type, stitching (it is straight) and overall construction and steer clear of fast fashion- I really love vintage. It's so funny to me that now anything made/built in the 80's is now considered "Vintage." It's a mind warp really, considering I too was made in the 80's. Oh man, that Seinfeld sketch is hilarious..lol.

cleaning the dust in the all black kitchen would be a nightmare, plus all the greasy finger prints lol Black accents, however are great and super dramatic..adds focal point, etc.