Acid Pixie Alternative Babycore Christmas Erokawa Ghostcore Halloween Rainy day Sad People Seapunk Vampire Werewolf Winter Witchcore
Angelcore Bloomcore Comfycore Dark Academia Ethereal Fawncore
✿ Flowers...Monday's mornings
Baby's Breath Bat Flower Black Hellebore Bush Morning Glory Crocus English Bluebell European Columbine Fuchsia Dark Eyes Ghost Plant Mr Lincoln Rose Red Spider Lily Snapdragon Snow Azalea Sweet Alyssum
Buttercup Catnip Crown of Thorns Dandelion Flax Red Angel's Trumpet
Apple Black Cherry Chinese Quince Dead Man's Fingers Holly Ice Cream Bean Iyokan Juniper Berry Korean Melon Mountain Soursop Pineapple Rambutan Rukam Vanilla
American Black Elderberry Blackberry Cloudberry Fox Grape Japanese Plum Yellow Dragon Fruit
.*✧ Gemstones...Friday-Saturday's nights
Amber Ametrine Black Obsidian Black Opal Citrine Dentritic Agate Emerald Howlite Iolite Morganite Rainbow Moonstone Ruby Sapphire Spirit Quartz
Aquamarine Epidote Fluorite Rainbow Bismuth Red Diamond Strawberry Quartz
Also called Feldspar, the Fluorite haves a mix of purple, lilac, golden-yellow, green, colourless, blue, pink, champagne or brown. It was named after the Latin word 'fluere', which means "to flow" referring to its use as a flux. This stone also derives its name from fluorescence and fluorine by the fact that this stone apresente these properties.
༆ HARDNESS: 4
༆ TENACITY: Brittle
༆ CRYSTAL SYSTEM: Isometric
༆ LUSTRE: Vitreous to dull
༆ TRANSPARENCY: Transparent
༆ LOCATIONS:
• Australia: Tasmania
• Austria: Carinthia, Salzburg, Tyrol
• Belgium: Wallonia
• Canada: British Columbia, Ontario
• China: Hunan, Inner Mongolia
• Colombia: Boyacá Department
• Czech Republic: Karlovy Vary Region
• France: Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, Centre-Val de Loire, Grand Est, Occitanie, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
• Germany: Baden-Württemberg, Saxony
• Ireland: Connacht, Munster
• Italy: Lombardy, Piedmont, Sicily, Tuscany
• Mexico: Coahuila, San Luis Potosí
• Namibia: Otjozondjupa Region
• Norway: Nordland
• Peru: Áncash
• Russia: Primorsky Krai, Zabaykalsky Krai
• Spain: Andalusia, Asturias, Catalonia
• UK: England
• USA: Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, Tennessee
༆ MYTHOLOGY:
This stone means direction, confidence, and self-love, expelling negative energy and giving a feeling of freedom, joy, calmness and deep sleep. Because of its clearing mind properties, the Fluorite is also known as "Genius Stone". The gemstone is associated with Capricorn, bringing mental focus and enhancing organisation skills. It can also be associated with Pisces, specifically associated with the Purple Fluorite, which matches with the flowing energy of this zodiac sign.
Every colour of this stone can clean a different chakra. For example, the colourless fluorite connects to the Crown Chakra, clearing the mind and enhancing energy of other stones. The blue one connects to the Throat Chakra, elevating the voice and promoting rational thinking and spiritual awakening. The green fluorite connects to the Heart Chakra, cleansing energy and driving away addictive behaviours. The purple one enhances spiritual communication for its relation with the Third Eye Chakra. Yellow cleans the solar plexus, enhances psychical ability, balances and heals energy, helps to make decisions with positiveness. And finally, the rainbow one stimulates creativity, intuition, positive mindset and repulse worries.
༆ CREDS: Rocks with Sass, Polished Andraw, Crystals Gems, New Moon Beggings, Pretty Beads Finds, The Holistic Hamper, Minerals Kingdom. Mindat, Tiny Rituals
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aka.Vitis labrusca, Concord grape, northern fox grape, labruscan vineyard grape
𓃦 ABOUT:
From the grapevines genus, the fruit's tree can grow 4.5 to 6 meters tall, growing in anthropogenic habitats, forest edges, forests, meadows and fields, shores of rivers or lakes. It also flowers Mid-May through early July and it's fruiting is at September and October.
𓃦 ETYMOLOGY:
'Vitis' is the Latin for "grapevine" and 'Labrusca' is the Latin word for "grape", but it may have originally referred to the wild grape vine. The name "foxy" refers to the unique, earthy and sweet muskiness in it's fruits.
𓃦 ORIGIN:
Eastern North America
𓃦 MYTHOLOGY:
Grapes in general have been associated with magic since the Ancient Greece, where they have been called the “blood of the earth”. People say that this fruit is also associated with Pisces and are airy and warm in the 1st degree, also carrying the energies of other herbs or substances (that's why wine is used in many potions, baths and washes). In American Hoodoo traditions, the grape is used for revealing adultery revealing spells and also for a very specific kind of curse lifting.
𓃦 CREDS: Josh Fecteau, Gardenia, 123RF, My Garden Life, Unimi, Plants of Suburbia, Pace, Hiker's Notebook, iNaturalist. Wikia: Vitis labrusca, Native Plant Trust: Go Botany, Climbers, The Druids Garden
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Also known as Crème caramel, caramel pudding or caramel custard, the flan is a custard dessert with a layer of caramel sauce. Its main ingredients are eggs, milk and sugar, the ideal serving temperature is cold or warm. The name 'crème caramel' ("caramel cream") and 'flan' are French names, but'flan' haves different meanings in different regions. It also haves regional variants:
'pudim' (pudding) in Brazil
'Leche asada' (roasted milk) in Chile
'rožata', 'rozata', 'rožada' and 'rozada' (rose-coloured) in Croatia
'quesillo' (small cheese) in Venezuela and Dominican Republic
'flan de café' (coffee flan) in Costa Rica
'プリン' ("purin", pudding) and 'custard pudding' in Japan
'Flan Napolitano' (napolitan flan) and 'Flan de Cajeta' (flan made with goat milk caramel) in Mexico
'crema volteada' (flipped cream) in Peru
'flan de leche' (milk flan) and 'tocino de cielo' or 'tocino del cielo' (heaven's bacon) in Philippines
'Pudim flan' (pudding flan) in Portugal
'flan de huevo' (egg flan) in Spain
'bánh lăng', 'caramen', or 'kem caramel' (in nothern Vietnam) and 'bánh flan' or 'kem flan' (in southern Vietnam) (lăng cake, caramel, cream caramel, flan cake, cream flan) in Vietnam
➻ PLACE OF ORIGIN: Spain, France, Italy, Mexico
➻ YEAR OF ORIGIN: 20th century
➻ TYPE: Custard
➻ INGREDIENTS:
1 litre of full cream milk
150 ml of sweetened condensed milk
2-3 slices of white bread
½ cup of cornstarch
4 tablespoons of sugar
1-2 tablespoons of vanilla essence
2 starts of star anise
2 sticks of cinnamon
➻ INSTRUCTIONS:
Bring ¾ litres of milk and sugar to a boil, stirring occasionally and adding star anise and cinnamon sticks as well.
Grind the bread in a mixer till powdered. Add 250ml of chilled milk in the bread and blend until smooth. Check that no lumps are formed.
Mix cornstarch and essence of vanilla in a bow along with ⅓ a cup of milk in room temperature.
Pour the bread mixture and the cornstarch mix into the simmered milk and stir continuously till the mixture becomes thick and smooth. Make sure it doesn't stick.
➻ NOTES:
For the caramel:
Add 1 tablespoon of butter and 1½ tablespoons of sugar and mix together on high flame saucepan till it gives a golden brown color.
Take it off the stove and keep stirring till it starts cooling down.
Let the caramel stay till it cools down completely.
For the pudding:
After the caramel has hardened, pour the milk and the bread mixture onto it.
Let it set down for a while and refrigerate for 3-4 hours and serve chilled.
➻ SERVINGS: 1
➻ TIME: 4 hours
➻ CREDS: ✧みぽりん✧, angelbabe2001, favim, Bianca Fernandez 🇵🇭, prcm, A E S T H E T I C 少 女, -Innocence lost., lucky pop!, triocean, Kim David. Wikia: Crème Caramel, Wikibooks
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A plant from the flax genus, containing a bast fibre and seeds that can be used to produce linen and linseed oil, respectively. It grows to 1.2 meters tall, flowering from May to September with flowers that last only a day. It's commonly seen growing above the waterline in cranberry bogs.
The flax flower is displayed by the Northern Ireland Assembly in the emblem of Northern Ireland, also representing Ireland in British one-pound coins, in the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom and other associated logos. It's also the national flower of Belarus. In early versions of "The Sleeping Beauty", the princess pricks her finger on a sliver of flax, which is sucked out by her children as she sleeps.
༶ ETYMOLOGY:
The name 'flax' comes from the Proto-Indo-European ‘pleḱ-’, which means “to plait”. "Linum" is associated with the Old English 'līne', that means “line”, “rope” or “cord”. Alternatively, it can be associated with the Proto-Indo-European ‘lei-’ (“to flow, pour”) because a flax is soaked in water during its retting. The epithet 'usitatissimum' is the Latin superlative of "usitatus" (usual, common, very common).
༶ ORIGIN:
Mediterranean region
༶ MYTHOLOGY:
Linen fabric was considered the symbol of light, purity, beauty and wealth. People believed that it's flowers could protect against witchcraft, black magic and sorcery. In European mythology, the plant was associated with Hulda, the Goddess of Weaving, who taught the humans how to grow, spin and weave flax plant into linen cloths. It's mentioned in the Bible, as it's said that Christ wore linen as he lay on his tomb. It's also referred as "the purest form of fabric".
The flax is associated with the Weaver Goddess, who spins the thread of life and weaves the fabric of the cosmos. In Greek mythology, it's associated with the Moreae, or Three Fates, also known as Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos. The thread is spun in Clotho's spindle, measured by the rod of Lachesis and snipped by Atropos’ shears, the smallest of the three, but the most feared, as she does to the crone of winter.
༶ CREDS: Rock Dock, COOL BEANS N SPROUTS, Eden Brothers, The Spruce, Marjorie Imbeau, seedjet, Gardening Know How, Golden Valley Flax, modella. Wikia: Flax, Wikia: Linum, Gardening Know How, ECOSOSTENIBLE, Field Crops Manual, Linen Beauty, Anna Franklin: Hearth Witch
Fawncore is an aesthetic made in July 19th, 2020 by fawn-core, moved to frailqhost. It's highly related to cottagecore, naturecore, grandmacore and principally Mori Kei.
✿ KEY MOTIFS: Fawns and deer, warm pastries, knitted clothes, plants, aromanticism, woodland areas and brown boots/accessories
✿ KEY COLOURS: Greens, pastel pinks, white/off whites, beiges, browns and other neutrals
✿ KEY VALUES: Being cute like a fawn/deer
✿ ITEMS:
Deers and fawns
Foliage, straws and flowers
Natural stones and wood
Strawberries, mushrooms and sweet desserts made out of wheat (like bread)
Wild fields of flowers and grass
Forests and gardens
Fruit trees and berries
Picnics and books
Activities like: Making warm pastries; enjoying nature; walks in the woods; picnicking; knitting; photographing wildlife (specifically deers); caring for nature; having tea and eating pastries
✿ FASHION:
Mori Kei fashion inspirations
Browns, pastel pinks, whites, beiges, green, and other neutral colours clothing
Brown with white spots clothing designs
Knit clothes
Brown boots and accessories
Clothes with embroidery, laces and light materials
Layering, cardigans, vests and knit scarves/shawls
✿ RESOURCES:
Related Media: Bambi, Snow White
Books: Deer Dancer by Mary Lyn Ray, Fire Bringer by David Clement-Davies, Bambi by Felix Salten, Bambi's Children by Felix Salten, The Antlered Ship by Dashka Slater, The Only Child by Guojing, Bright Star by Yuyi Morales, The Yearling by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, Kate & Pippin: An Unlikely Love Story by Martin Springett, Bambi by Bob Grant, Stranger in the Woods: A Photographic Fantasy by Carl R. Sams II, Deer at the Brook by Jim Arnosky, Keturah and Lord Death by Martine Leavitt, I Am A Little Deer by François Crozat, The Secret Fawn by Kallie George, Dotty by Paola Opal, Doe and the Wolf by Eve Langlais, Goodnight Everyone by Chris Haughton, Anybody Here Seen Frenchie? by Leslie Connor, Lost in the Woods by Carl R. Sams II, The Deer Watch by Pat Lowery Collins, Bambi: Walt Disney's by P.J. Shaw, The Deer in the Wood by Laura Ingalls Wilder, Once Upon a Northern Night by Jean E. Pendziwol
Anime/Manga: Kojika Monogatari, Shika no Ō, Beastars, Shikanoko Nokonoko Koshitantan, Naneun Saseum-ida, Lu He Niu, Nara Shika Monogatari, Shika no Kanta, Jiu Se Lu, Lu Ling, Jataka Monogatari: Kiniro no Shika
YouTube Videos: Beautiful Relaxing Music, Peaceful Soothing Instrumental Music, "Celtic Highlands" By Tim Janis, 【奈良公園の鹿と桜】Deer and cherry blossoms in Nara Park
Tumblers: Little Fawn, ｡.｡:∞❁*, F.LEE, • fawn •, Fawn Whispers, Michael Nordeman Photography, Deer, spooky deer, deer, dreaming, My Youth Is Yours, The Deer, The Blog About Deer, Oh, my deer., following the deer
✿ RELATED AESTHETICS: Bloomcore, Cottagecore, Mori Kei, Naturecore, Pastel
Epidote is a yellowish-green, green, brownish-green or black aluminum-iron mineral from the Clinozoisite Group. Its name is from the Greek επιδοσιζ (epidosis), meaning “increase”, referring to the crystal characteristic of one longer side at the base of the prism. It's geological environment is at regional and contact metamorphic rocks.
◌ HARDNESS: 6
◌ TENACITY: Brittle
◌ CRYSTAL SYSTEM: Monoclinic
◌ LUSTRE: Vitreous
◌ TRANSPARENCY: Transparent, translucent and opaque
• Oceania: Australia, Fiji, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands.
◌ MYTHOLOGY:
Epidote is a strong enhancer for both good or bad thing, this is why the user must be cautious when carrying this stone. It can also attract attracts abundance, prosperity, creativity and assists in finding love and relationships. It can be paired with moldavite, amethyst and phenacite. Along with prehnite, this gemstone can be associated with Libra and the fire and water elements, working on the Solar Plexus and the Heart chakra, helping with healing and intuition.
◌ CREDS: Spirifer Minerals, Spirifer Minerals, Spirifer Minerals, Spirifer Minerals, Spirifer Minerals, Spirifer Minerals, red_crystal, red_crystal, the Arkenstone. Mindat, The Crystal Council, New Moon Begginings
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aka.Selenicereus megalanthus, Hylocereus megalanthus, yellow pitahaya, kirin fruit, yellow pitaya, strawberry pear, dragon pearl fruit, Belle of the Night, Cinderella Plant
☬ ABOUT:
From the Selenicereus (moonlight cactus) genus, inside cacti/cactuses/cactus family. This plant can grow 2 to 7 metes tall, fruiting during fall to winter after the blooming of it's white fragrant nocturnal flowers. It's sold as a fruit and as a ornamental climbing vine because of it's large flowers.
☬ ETYMOLOGY:
It's commonly called "dragon fruit" because of it's leather-like skin and scaly spikes on its exterior, while "pitahaya" or "pitaya" is a common Mexican name for tall cacti species with flowering fruit. 'Selenicereus' comes from the Greek ‘Σελήνη (Selene)’, the Greek moon goddess (referring to the nocturnal flowers), and ‘cereus’, meaning “candle” in Latin (a name used for upright cacti). As for the ‘ΰλη (hyle)’ on it's 'Hylocereus' name, can mean “forest” or “wood” in Greek.
☬ ORIGIN:
Colombia
Costa Rica
Ecuador
Nicaragua
Panama
Peru
Trinidad and Tobago
Venezuela
☬ MYTHOLOGY:
Legends say that dragons were the creators of this fruit. During a battle, the last thing that came out from a dragon's mouth was this fruit. When the dragon were killed, the fruit was gathered and presented to the Emperor as a symbol of victory. In the East, it represents vitality, power and luck.
☬ CREDS: Miami Fruit, momobud, In The Kitchen With Matt, katietopia, Cat Global: Agricultural Trading, steemit, Fruit People, Exotic Fruits, Vega Produce, HEB. Wikia: Selenicereus megalanthus, Wikia: Selenicereus, Wikia: Cactus, Nature Hills, Un Mondo Ecosostenible: dentro i codici della natura, Life Beyond Tourism, Pure Green
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A square-shaped Canadian doughnut containing raisins coated in a sugary glaze, one of two original baked goods that had been available on Tim Hortons' doughnut menu since the chain's inception in 1964.
⬚ PLACE OF ORIGIN: Canada
⬚ YEAR OF ORIGIN: 1964
⬚ TYPE: Doughnut
⬚ INGREDIENTS:
1 cup sultana raisins
1 cup 2% milk
8-g pkg quick-rise instant yeast
¼ cup granulated sugar
¼ cup unsalted butter melted
1 egg
½ tsp salt
2½ cups all-purpose flour
canola oil for frying
GLAZE: 2 cups icing sugar, ¼ cup water
⬚ INSTRUCTIONS:
Soak raisins with 1 cup boiling water from the kettle in a small bowl until plump - 10 min. Drain well.
Microwave milk until warm - 45 sec.
Pour into bowl of a stand mixer fitted with dough hook. Add yeast and stir. Let stand for 10 min.
Beat in raisins, granulated sugar, butter, egg and salt. Add flour. Beat on medium-high until dough forms a ball and pulls away cleanly from the sides and bottom of the bowl - about 5 min. (Mixer may move around the counter during beating process.)
Spray a medium bowl with oil. Turn dough out of mixer bowl into oiled bowl. Lightly oil top of dough and cover with a damp tea towel (not terry cloth). Let stand in a warm place until dough doubles in size - about 1 hour.
Line a large baking sheet with parchment. Lightly spray with oil. Roll out dough on a floured surface to a 1/2-in. thick square. Cut into 12 squares.
Transfer to prepared sheet. Cover with same damp tea towel and let stand until doughnuts double in size - about 45 min.
Pour oil into a large pot until it reaches 1-in. up the sides. Clip a deep-fry thermometer to the side. Heat over medium until temperature reaches 350F.
Adjust heat as necessary to keep temperature at 350F during cooking. Fry doughnuts, 4 at a time, flipping halfway through, until golden, 3 to 4 min. Drain on paper towels.
Set a wire rack over a piece of parchment. Whisk icing sugar with water in a medium bowl until smooth. Dip each doughnut into icing mixture, turning with two forks to cover completely. Carefully transfer to rack and let stand until glaze is firm.
⬚ NOTES:
For the raisin-averse: This recipe works just as well with finely chopped dried figs.
⬚ SERVINGS: 12 doughnuts
⬚ TIME: 3 hours
⬚ CREDS: Wikimedia, Canadify, DoYouBake, ON TWO WHEELS, Change, Martin Parnell, Canadian Personal Finance Blog. Wiki: Dutchie (doughnut), Chatelaine
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A flowering plant from the spurge family, introduced to the Middle East in ancient times and associated with the crown of thorns worn by Christ. It can grow 1.8 meters tall and the sap is moderately poisonous, causing irritation on contact with skin/eyes and stomach pain/irritation of the throat and mouth/vomiting if ingested. This plant also does not tolerate temperatures below 10°C and thrives between spring and summer, producing flowers all year round.
þ ETYMOLOGY:
It's genus name derives from Euphorbos, the Greek physician of King Juba II of Numidia (52-50 BC – 23 AD), who married the daughter of Anthony and Cleopatra and wrote that one of the cactus-like euphorbias was used as a powerful laxative. The name “milii” refers to the Governor of Réunion, Baron Milius, who introduced the species to France in 1821. The common name is due to the thorns and deep red bracts referring to the crown thorn Jesus had to wear during his crucification and his blood.
þ ORIGIN:
Madagascar
þ MYTHOLOGY:
This plant is highly related to Jesus Christ, representing the Crown of Thorns worn in his crucification because of its densely spiny stems and the red bracts of it's flowers.
þ CREDS: Thero, Matsumo Grace, The Church of Jesus Christ, Javier Art Photography, Ezra Katz, H. Zell, [email protected], Exotic Flora, K.k. Agrawal, svf74. Wikia: Euphorbia milii, Wikia: Euphorbia, Britannica
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A very heavenly and light aesthetic originated around 2010's-2020's, based around the feeling of being extremely delicate and light in a way that seems not to be of this world.
ꕤ KEY MOTIFS: Fairy tales and princesses
ꕤ KEY COLOURS: Green, pink, white and blue
ꕤ KEY VALUES: Kindness, love, tranquility, compassion, and calmness
Music that you cherish and feel like it adds to your delicate and light state of mind
Ethereal remixes of nostalgic songs (like "When You Wish Upon a Star")
Vintage floral touches
Soft related stuff (teddy bears, etc)
Synths, plants (either fake/real), pictures of angels and precious stones (rose quartz, white quartz, amethysts, aquamarine)
ꕤ FASHION:
White lace, diamond jewelry and clear accessories
Angel patterns
Pale colors
White fur
Drop earrings
Pleated skirts
White mesh
ꕤ RESOURCES:
Related Media: Disney
Books: The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern, The Watchmaker of Filigree Street by Natasha Pulley, 100 Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez, The House of Spirits by Isabel Allende, Forgotten Beasts of Eld by Patricia Mckillip, Book of Atrix Wolfe by Patricia Mckillip, Ombria in Shadow by Patricia Mckillip
Movies: Cinderella (1950), Cinderella (2015), Sleeping Beauty (1959), Maleficent (2014), Beauty and the Beast (1992), Beauty and the Beast (2017), Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1938), Pride & Prejudice (2005), The Secret Garden (1993), FairyTale: A True Story (1997), The Tales of Beatrix Potter (1971), Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (2019), 1776 (1972)
Tumblers: Out of this World, ethereal, Ethereal Meditation, i shall fly one more, although my wings are broken, you've bewitched me mind and soul, my love, ~| NASTIN |~
Pinterest Moodboards: greenery, Princesscore, Pale Aesthetic, Light Blue Aesthetic, Soft Aesthetic, Cottagecore Aesthetic, Dresses, Peach Aesthetic, 1920's Aesthetic, Cinderella Aesthetic, Beauty and the Beast Aesthetic, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Aesthetic, Sleeping Beauty / Aurora / Maleficent Aesthetic, Think Pink, ~shadow~, simple, sky's still blue, вяєαтɧ αят
ꕤ RELATED AESTHETICS: Angelcore, Cottagecore, Warmcore, Fairycore, Pastel, Princesscore, Softie
The rarest diamond color, found in sizes less than 1 carat and can display brown-red, orange-red, purple-red and dark pink varieties of tones. It also shows fluorescence when placed under UV light, exhibing a fancy blue glow. The name “diamond” comes from the Ancient Greed 'adamas', which means "unbreakable" or "inflexible".
♚ HARDNESS: 10
♚ TENACITY: Brittle
♚ CRYSTAL SYSTEM: Octahedral
♚ LUSTRE: Adamantine
♚ TRANSPARENCY: Transparent to subtransparent to translucent
♚ LOCATIONS:
• Africa
• Australia
• Brazil
• India
• Russia
♚ MYTHOLOGY:
Red Diamonds represents passion, power, innocence, courage, fidelity, love, commitment, status, wealth, strength, ritual, form, beauty, luxury and the ability to be flexible within our form. This stone can increase your willpower, make bright feelings, help seeing through truth, enhance power to try things, fulfill good relationships and promote physical healing.
It can also cleanse our mind, body, and soul and be a good help for those who feel confused and lost, cleansing the aura from negative thoughts and replaces them with positivity and love. Diamonds can magnify the emotions you feel, it's important to careful when wearing this stone, as it can enhance both positive and negative energies. Red diamonds are the birthstones of December and are connected with the zodiac sign Aries.
♚ CREDS: favim, Mei Kawajiri, JFHHEfl, demiart, D'eraz Shop, Wallpaper Cave, Takuy, Jewelove. Wikia, Minerals, Etymonline, Unclaimed Diamonds, Gemstone Dictionary, Seda Gems, Lexie Jordan Jewelry, VMK Diamonds, Birthstone Guide
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‼️Please don’t scroll past and help my friend get the medication he needs!!‼️
Yazid really could use some help now! Wesonga Yazid is the caretaker for an orphanage in Buguri, Uganda named God Provides Orphanage and Ministry, which cares for and schools over 50 orphans as well as struggling families. He’s been feeling very sick lately, and after going to the hospital it’s been revealed he could have acute renal failure, which is kidney failure, and needs to be put on immediate medication for it. He already has $24, so all that’s left is $133. Please help him get the medication he needs, for both his sake and the kids at the orphanage!
$24/$133
Yazid is in a lot of pain and needs help fast.
If you’re unable to donate then reblogging and sharing this would be a big help too!
You can find out more information about Yazid and his orphanage on Maddie’s blog (@/mahougirlmaddie) (I’m her friend) and Yazid’s blog @/godprovidesministry01
I looked up and I'm not sure if it's an aesthetic or something else... It looks like a movement but it doesn't have enough things like the "visuals" or "fashion" that aesthetics GENERALLY can have... I'm sorry anon, I can't find enough information to make a post, but if you're interested in helping me, just send a message on dm! ^^
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