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[Ren Izod @theavalonians]

The ancient Celts & Druids believed in general that moths could travel between the natural and supernatural worlds. These nocturnal creatures were seen as "messengers" who could bring news either of the dead (& those about to die) or from the deities of the mystical Otherworld.

[Ren Izod @theavalonians]

Next time you're alone in the forest & an eerie silence descends; pay attention to the verdant moss on the trees. Some of what you think is moss might be one of the "moss people". Beware though, these creatures are part of changeling lore. They can also send & cure sickness.

[Ren Izod @theavalonians]

We were camping in a remote valley on the edge of Exmoor. The twisted trees were deeply moss covered. In the half light they took on wild supernatural forms, appearing at times like living creatures. Oddly, thick moss also was present when I became pixy-led in the woods once.

[𝔨𝔞𝔦🌱 @svvampslvt]

@RobinDS3 pisces - it’s bc i delusionally believe them so wholeheartedly other people do too😁♓️

[𝔨𝔞𝔦🌱 @svvampslvt]

(being a massive raging lesbian)

[𝔨𝔞𝔦🌱 @svvampslvt]

lmfao has anyone else ever given themselves tendinitis from um… uhhh………. y’know..

[Ren Izod @theavalonians]

Celtic older women were revered as the 'wisdom keepers'. Over time they were called the 'Crone' which derived from the word 'Crown' meaning they were illuminated 'shining ones'. The church feared these wise women, murdering & relegating them to the role of the 'evil ugly hag'.

[𝔨𝔞𝔦🌱 @svvampslvt]

way ahead of ya

[wint @dril]

the next thing hot girls will pretend to enjoy in order to gas light us is Alchemy

[sulky . . @sulky80715248]

do u wanna get lost with me

[♡. anonymous girl? @urgore]

losers

[𝔨𝔞𝔦🌱 @svvampslvt]

pledge ur allegiance 2 this Ass