#boykin

girlkin

a gender that feels influenced by one’s kintype; being a girl as a result of one’s kintype, or being a girl in a distinctly kin-related way.

boykin

a gender that feels influenced by one’s kintype; being a boy as a result of one’s kintype, or being a boy in a distinctly kin-related way.

nonbinarykin

a gender that feels influenced by one’s kintype; being nonbinary as a result of one’s kintype, or being nonbinary in a distinctly kin-related way.

these terms are coined with fictionkins in mind, but can be used by any kin for any reason.

no IDs, help appreciated

So, about the beliefs and practices.

Connecting: I put in beads to my window, close my eyes and speak to the spirits in the forest I once used to be in from my past life as a fox to reconnect with it, it involves shifting too. Staying outside is recommended for the wind to answer you, too. This belief contains both reincarnation and spirits. Your spirit and your reincarnation (you right now) are both separate..

Soulbonding with your past soul that's still lost in time inside the forest is highly recommended, doing things for the soul recommended, but if your soul is recommending you to do harmful things, ignore it. (And of course, if it gets worse, please do get a therapist, as evil spirits are not always the case, but ofc if you dont think it is the case, then yes it is an evil spirit copying your brushed soul!)

Practices you can do to merge with your soul that became human when it was once physically animal (now your not gonna merge with your soul in this life, but doing these practices still get you closer to merging you in preparation for the afterlife, reincarnation or becoming a spirit man happen, either way.) -

Paw practice

Paw practice is to transition your soul into having the paws of the animal you once were. You probably won't see the soul (and if you do, cool),

You can do that by:

Wearing paws, or socks, it can make the soul have the hands position into a paw again, or imagining yourself or your soul to have paws really hard (do not do it if you dislike the idea of causing yourself to shift), OR doing exercises with your hands (which can include quadrobics).

Tail practice is to transition your soul into having a tail,

You can do that by:

Wearing a tail, or imagining yourself or your soul with a tail really hard, (reminder that it basically causes shifts, do at your own risks if you dislike the idea of causing yourself to shift a tail)

Now some of these practices aren't accessible to some people so I just wanna put this right here:

You can still transition your soul that way by meditating and imagining yourself or talking to the spirits of the forest ofc.

Quadrobics alone can still help you with the process. (And if you can't do quads that's okay too)

Going outside helps with the process.

Now, if your soul is already the animal you once were. I'd still recommend these practices. Merging your soul and transitioning them are different, but sometimes, they can be mixed. Either way, all of this will help with merging and transitioning that soul.

Now, sometimes, the merging can cause you to physically identify as an animal, and that's okay. If that happens, I'm totally happy for you /srs /silly🤞

Anyways once your soul transitions, remember to do food days for it (simply by feeding yourself because your soul is literally you ofc)

Anyways that's kinda it, but I will edit it if I find out that the forest of my past suggests me more then I will do so to tell you guys.

Otis Frank Boykin (August 29, 1920 – March 26, 1982) was an American inventor and engineer. His inventions include electrical resistors used in computing, missile guidance, and pacemakers.

Otis Boykin was born on August 29, 1920, in Dallas, Texas. His father, Walter B. Boykin, was a carpenter, and later became a preacher. His mother, Sarah, was a maid, who died of heart failure when Otis was a year old. This inspired him to help improve the pacemaker. Boykin attended Booker T. Washington High School in Dallas, where he was the valedictorian, graduating in 1938. He attended Fisk University on a scholarship, worked as a laboratory assistant at the university's nearby aerospace laboratory, and left in 1941.

Boykin patented as many as 26 devices. He is best known for inventing multiple different electronic control devices in guided missiles, IBM computers, and in the pacemaker. One of his early inventions was an improved wire resistor, which had reduced inductance and reactance, due to the physical arrangement of the wire.