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Bottom of the glass.
When you stand on bare earth in your bare feet and the lightning whips through you, two ways at once, they say you are grounded, and that’s what poetry is: a hot wire.
Margaret Atwood, from “Sor Juana works in the garden,” The Door (via mortalpractice)

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Dear non-natives
The Plains warbonnet is not a Cherokee thing. It is not a Navajo thing. It is not an Indian thing. It is a Plains thing.
Stop calling every silly thing you draw that even vaguely resembles a native “Cherokee” or “Navajo” or “Aztec.”
Stop drawing the warbonnet everywhere as the apparently definitive native thing. It isn’t part of all of our 600+ cultures.
Same goes for the tipi, not part of every one of the 600+ indigenous cultures.
Stop thinking that if a native person doesn’t have dark, “mahogany” skin, that their heritage is invalid. Even without admixture, we actually do have varying skin tones.
Stop wearing crappy fake warbonnets.
Stop wearing redface.
Stop using us as your silly mascots. We are people.
Stop saying “spirit animal.” It’s derived from a New Age bastardization of a something that actually exists in some of our cultures.
Don’t smudge. Cleanse all you like, that’s fine, but don’t smudge.
Don’t call us “Indians.” “Native American” isn’t great either, it is not our name, but it’s slightly better than “Indian.” “Indigenous” is also fine.
Don’t use NDN/ndn. That is ours.
Step off about our hair. If you meet a long-haired native, admire it if you like, maybe even ask them about it (RESPECTFULLY), but do not touch. The same applies for someone with short hair, but additionally for those with short hair, don’t say things like “oh you’d look more native/Indian/etc if your hair was long.” We didn’t all traditionally have long, flowing hair. Believe it or not, there are actually different haircuts existing in our various cultures, and aside from that ultimately it’s a personal choice, one does not need to have long hair if they don’t want to. Doesn’t make them any less native to have short hair.
Don’t pray to our spirits/gods/energies. Native spiritualities are closed, they are not for outsiders.
Don’t say “The Native Americans believed…” Firstly, the past tense is silly, we still exist and do things. Secondly, we are NOT A MONOLITH. As I mentioned before, there are upwards of 600 different Native American cultures.
Don’t ask about someone’s “Indian name.” That’s not only insensitive, the name you are referring to in that instance is something sacred, and might not be something that person wants to share with you.
Don’t call yourself silly crap like “howling wolf” or “flying eagle.” That’s also racist and insensitive.
Regardless of whatever you might think you’re doing, or what your intentions may be, if a native person tells you that what you’re doing is disrespectful, STOP DOING IT.
You aren’t honoring us. You’re just mocking us further, demonstrating your continued ability to treat us like shit and get away with it even now, centuries after our colonization began. Your feelings are not more important than our history and survival.
To those doing your best as allies, thank you, keep doing what you do. HOWEVER, don’t let opportunities to educate others escape you. By letting them continue to be ignorant, you are failing. Spread the message.
There will be no “please.” It’s been more than 500 years, and we still are made to be invisible in our homelands. Still we are treated like less. Some even think we all died long ago.
We are still here
We will still be here
Treat us with respect.
Appropriation of Native cultures runs rampant in the pagan/witchcraft community. Remember, it’s just like kindergarten. Be kind, be respectful, and ask before touching something that does not belong to you. -Bri
Lanterns, of some sort, and a small ghost town. If you think about it, ghost towns are never big. Imagine it with me, right now, a big ghost town. A big goddamned emptied city. Like a horizon, bluing in the distance. The skyscrapers covered in holes, or dust, or dust in all the holes. And the broken-necked birds, wilting, while others roost in the holes and cut their little feet on the glass. Shatter-shattered. Turn around, but only a little. Who are the ghosts here, really? Ten out of ten times I bet it’s the wind. There’s no space for the mystic, hasn’t been, not since the fog blew out a long time ago. We’ll just squat here instead, with squat. We’ll live in that big, broken ghost of a city. Keep your hands open, keep your head tipped back. If you close your eyes and pray, maybe, maybe, it might rain.
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Biblioteca do Palácio de Mafra // Library of Mafra’s National Palace
Finally got to see this beauty in person. Kind of bitter I couldn’t just reach out and open some of the books. The binding is so beautiful.
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Shannon & Seema by Steph Grant, seen on Steph Grant Photography
December, Rain at the Park by Yury Lugansky
“The zodiac signs are basically 30-degree sections of the zodiacal belt measured along the ecliptic, it is important to remember that in astrology we are almost exclusively dealing with the signs, not with constellations. And the signs of the zodiac are actually very different from constellations.
If someone tells you that there is some mysterious thirteenth sign of the zodiac, remind them, first, that a circle can have only 360 degrees, and second, that each sign occupies 30 degrees of the circle of the ecliptic. So a thirteenth sign of the zodiac makes no more sense than a fifth corner of a square.” http://what-is-astrology.com/zodiac.html

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