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The skull of Maria Domin, c. 1823. The Charnel House a.k.a. ‘Bone House’ in St. Michael’s Chapel in Halstatt, Austria
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The skull of Maria Domin, c. 1823. The Charnel House a.k.a. ‘Bone House’ in St. Michael’s Chapel in Halstatt, Austria
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Imperial Casket Postcard
In Laos, over 2,100 giant stone jars are spread out across a huge, grassy area. History experts say a mysterious ancient group used these heavy jars for funerals, but those people completely vanished around the year 500!
After a long while, I have finally been given leave to share these mourning portraits taken of a fox struck by a car close to my home. These funerary rites—and the very appearance of this dead fox—were part of a larger piece of spirit-led work, which has proved transformational for my Craft. For that reason, in part, I honor and celebrate this slain beast. Even beyond the occult aspects of it, however, I also mourn for the corporeal loss of this dear creature, and hope to honor and celebrate the memory of its life with others.
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Prehistoric Pottery Selection, Kelvingrove Museum, Glasgow, Scotland
The Green-wood Cemetery - March 2024
Roman funerary art
* Great Columbarium of Villa Doria Pamphilii
* 1st century CE
* Palazzo Massimo
Rome, July 2015