st.Jimmy

THE IT GIRL MANUAL

a law of assumption & self care based guide

🎀 CHAPTER 1: LAW OF ASSUMPTION GUIDE

𝐈. how to change your mindset ˖*

-by changing your mindset, you will change your life. let me make this clear from the very beginning: you CANNOT change your physical reality if you don’t change in imagination FIRST. but what does this exactly mean? does this mean that you’re going to be thinking about your desires non-stop? does this mean you cannot slip and let out your emotions? or does this mean that you can’t have negative thoughts?

the answer to all these questions is no. you’re going to have your moments of weakness, you’re eventually going to get undesired and unfavourable thoughts about anything, it’s completely fine and human. that’s what you are after all. so embrace your emotions, cry as much as you need, scream your lungs out, take the time to bring comfort to yourself and do it slowly. there’s no need to rush. nothing is permanent and so are your emotions.

all that you need to do is relax and take it easy. you know how the law works, right? if you don’t, let me break it down for you:

sit down and relax. breathe slowly. take a look at yourself in the mirror. once you’ve done that, find a comfortable position, whether it’s laying down or sitting up. take a good 15 to 20 minutes to clear out your mind & understand what you really want. do you have everything clear in your mind? good. if you’d like, you can also script it down (optional step. it is not necessary).

now repeat after me: “it’s done”. easy, right? well now guess what, you have successfully manifested all your desires. don’t believe me? you don’t have to. all you have to do is have faith and believe in yourself. see how easy it was for you to imagine your desires? now you also know how easy it was to manifest them. congrats, you’ve done it!

𝐈𝐈. faith & belief ˖*

-faith and belief are, in my honest opinion, key when it comes to manifestation. what’s important to highlight when making such statement, is that the you need to have faith in YOURself. you need to believe in YOURself. not anyone else’s self. “but andreia, how do i believe in myself if i never trusted it?” the key is to live in the mind/imagination. your imagination is your only, true reality. in imagination, you have to think of yourself as if you’re confident and believe in you. take the “fake it till you make it” quote seriously for a minute: if you’re someone who struggles with their self-concept, you’re gonna have to plant the seed first to make the plant grow and flourish. in this case scenario, the seed is PERSISTANCE IN THE MIND and the plant is the BELIEF.

so yes, as much as you already have what you want the second you decide it (because by definition, the law works ALWAYS instantly), you have to store FAITH & BELIEVE in yourself. we all start from point 0. you’re gonna have to trust yourself one way of another and what’s a better way if not faking it at first? what’s extra important tho is that you have to PERSIST and not give up.

𝐈𝐈𝐈. the urge to give up and how to deal with it ˖*

-this is just a personal rundown, some of the things that have tremendously helped me when i was on the verge of giving up and didn’t believe in myself. what i did was completely stop thinking about my desires and focus on my well-being. i noticed how over consuming information was damaging my brain and not making me ACTUALLY understand the law. this is what i feel is the problem with a lot of people; they over consume information in hopes to finally get all of their questions answered, when in reality there are zero questions. you know how the law works and it’s NOT gonna fail you.

so what i did was take a break. take a break from social media and from my phone. note: you can NEVER take a break from manifesting (since you’re always switching states), but you can take a break from acknowledging it. going out with your friends, meet new people, open up to your parents and family members, trying new activities, doing yoga (my personal fav!), working out and travelling are all good distractions to help you detach. it’s almost a “reverse method”, where you’re paying attention to the physical world and not your inner world.

𝐈𝐕. law of assumption rundown ˖*

-the key points of manifestation. note that everybody’s journey is different. people are gonna believe in different things/methods/ways to manifest and that’s fine. there’s no need to have full on discourses about what’s better between “states” or “a+p”, because at the end of the day, what you put your trust in (what you have faith in) will work out for you. that’s the principle of the law.

be in a relaxed state of mind: don’t beat yourself up, don’t force yourself to believe what someone else believes in, let our your emotions: cry, scream, laugh, jump, leap DO IT ALL. trust your gut and your gut only.

clear out your mind: decide what is it that you ACTUALLY want. it could be absolutely anything in this world. nothing is impossible unless you believe it is.

literally tell yourself that it is done. because guess what, it is. congrats now, you have successfully manifested you dream life!

your focus MUST stay in imagination. that’s your only reality, there’s only one and that is it. no, don’t worry about the 3d. that is what follows and it can’t and WON’T follow up if you haven’t experienced it in imagination first.

faith and belief are key. can’t go anywhere without ‘em. remember, it’s NOT your thoughts that manifest. you can have up to 70,000 thoughts everyday. imagine for a second that you THINK about getting hit by a car (very occurring thought of mine lol). does this now mean that you manifested that? hell no. if you don’t believe you’re gonna get hit by a car, then it’s just not going to happen. so don’t stress out about impending doubts or anything, they mean absolutely nothing.

take it easy and do whatever you want. this is your life! not mine, or your mom’s, or whoever else’s. if you’re having a hard time, take a break and focus on your well-being. when you’re healthy and ready tho, pick yourself back up and be STUBBORN. you have what you want whether you like it or not.

🎀 CHAPTER 2: SELF CARE GUIDE

♡‧₊˚ this is both for my loass girlies and the girlies that don’t manifest. yeah, i’m a girl blogger too now, you better get accustomed to it because there’s gonna be a lot of shit posting on my account from now on eheh.

𝐈. skin care routine ˖*

MORNING ROUTINE:

cleansing: fresh lukewarm-to-cold water to avoid getting burnt and irritated from hot water. use a gentle cleansing soap that’s specifically made for your skin! *go to your doctor and/or dermatologist for an in-depth consultation.

moisturiser: always keep in mind that all skin types need to be moisturised.

spf: take your middle-most fingers and apply the product onto them, do not directly make contact with the plastic tube. find an spf that’s made specifically for your face, not the one you use for your entire body.

NIGHT ROUTINE:

double cleansing: especially if you wear makeup and had it on for many hours during the day, it’s important you make sure to double cleanse your skin.

moisturiser: right after you pat-dried your skin *better with a paper sheet rather than a cotton towel, apply it to your skin.

that’s pretty much it! remember that less is better. ⋆⁺₊⋆

𝐈𝐈. body care (hair, teeth, skin) ˖*

HAIR:

make sure to wash your hair with lukewarm or slightly cold water.

double shampoo your scalp, not your mid-ends.

put on conditioner after you’ve rinsed your hair: the “squish-to-condish” method consists into taking some of the product into your hand and smoothly drag it between your hair and then taking the base of your ends and squish them upwards. make sure that, before your do this, there’s still water in your hair.

BODY:

rub an unscented soap bar on your skin with a little fabric towel. my personal favourite is the dove “beauty bar” soap.

rinse the soap away and take your body wash (this could be scented) to clean your body once more.

scrub your body at least twice a week and try to shave as little as you can to avoid getting razor bumps and ingrown hairs.

SKIN:

right out the shower, take your moisturiser and rub it across your entire body. my personal favourite scents are almond, vanilla and coconut.

TEETH:

preferably use an electric toothbrush.

flossing is key.

get a tongue scraper and really get in there! that’s where all your mouth germs reside.

rinse with mouth wash.

𝐈𝐈𝐈. healthy habits (journaling & exercising) ˖*

JOURNALING:

literally just grab a piece of paper or get a notebook or use the notes on your phone, it doesn’t matter how and where you do it, I find journaling an extremely relaxing activity. not only you’re spending your time to collect all your memories and experiences for your future self to read, but you’re also relaxing your mind. if you’re someone who likes to stay on their phone a lot (trust me, i’ve been there), you need to start forcing yourself to detach from it in one way or another. journaling is fun and it doesn’t take you a long time to get pen and paper and start writing!

another beneficial aspect that comes from this activity is that it’ll most likely improve your writing skills and it’ll help you come up with lots of creative ideas when putting your mind into writing an essay, for example. journaling has personally helped me a lot with that!

EXERCISING:

ahh yes working out, one of my fave activities ever! except when i literally almost faint from doing sit-ups, but hey, i always come out alive after. no but seriously, working out is so so so beneficial for your body! i know that some of my loass girlies will wonder “mmh, but andreia you already have your desired body, right? then why do you work out?” well the answer to that question is that it brings me peace. it makes me feel serene, content and it distracts me from negative things or thoughts.

another reason why i work out is because i’ve always loved going to the gym with my friends. it’s sorta our safe space, i know that unfortunately (especially for women) gyms are not safest places to stay in, but you can probably find an only-women gym at your local city! (or manifest it of course ;)

if you’re not a gym enthusiast but still wants to work out, here are some good free home workouts that i used to follow before i started going to the gym again   ֗ ִ  ּ ۪ 

୨୧ lilly sabri’s warm up workout

୨୧ daisy keech’s “hourglass abs” workout

୨୧ daisy keech’s “bubble butt” workout

୨୧ lilly sabri’s “toned legs” workout

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and there you have it! a personal-based guide to master the IT girl lifestyle. please keep in mind that everybody’s thought process is different, meaning that not everyone is going to agree on my views about the law of assumption and what not. this was just a fun and (hopefully) simple guide based on what works for me! i hope you enjoyed reading ♡

There’s something off about Nowhere’sville. No one can quite remember how it first came to be. The oldest in the town aren’t that old, and those who came before them each leave their own account of what truly happened. One claims it dates back to biblical times, that Nowhere’sville was founded in what used to be the Garden of Eden. Another claims it was created by faeries during the dark ages, meant to be an escape from the horrors of plagues and bloodshed.

With tales of aliens, witchcraft, and government conspiracies, it is impossible to separate fact from fiction. All anyone knows with some level of certainty is that Nowhere’sville exists outside of space itself. You won’t find it on any map, for the town doesn’t stay in any one location for more than a day at a time, and no one can predict where it will pop into existence next.

Most outsiders believe their sightings of Nowhere’sville are simply the result of hallucinatory drugs, faulty childhood memories, or perhaps an odd dream brought on by eating one too many bags of candy before falling asleep on a road trip. After all, they can never find it when they go looking for answers regarding their bizarre experiences. And no one really likes to talk about something that will probably make them sound crazy.

Southern Gothic: Abandoned Churches, cryptic gospel signs, don’t go near the marshes, elusive and overly religious people that are probably Up To Something but everyone is too afraid to ask what

Midwestern Gothic: Something Lives In The Corn, broken down trucks, gravel roads that lead nowhere, empty gas stations placed between tiny towns with only one attendant who makes too much eye contact but never speaks

Instead of a specific plot to work around, here’s a list of settings that all feature a melancholy, moody, or creepy atmosphere. Simply send me a symbol for a setting you want to RP in, and I’ll either make a starter or approach you to plot!

🌕A full moon night with wind whistling through the trees

🌊The seashore late at night, with lightning over the water in the distance

🏤Stepping into a house that gives off all the wrong vibes

🍁A cold day in late autumn, which is silent and deeply lonely

🎹Nighttime in an ancient house/manor, with the tinkling of piano keys from the next room

💧 Rain in the early morning, so dark that there’s hardly a sunrise

⛪A church right after a funeral, a small handful of people dressed in black hanging their heads in silence

🌳A maze-like forest at dusk, with a sense of anxiety as the sun disappears

⛵On the beach before dawn as remnants of a ship wreck wash onto shore

🍂A chilly, overcast autumn afternoon

🌃Midnight in a busy city, sirens blaring a few blocks away

🎃After dark on Halloween night after trick-or-treating ends

🚘Sitting with a popped tired on the side of a long stretch of road, waiting

⚡Distant thunder from a massive storm headed straight this way

🥀An overgrown garden of nothing but poisonous (or dead, dry) plants

🌾An eerie plot of farmland with seemingly no one around for miles

🐊Murky swampland with posted warnings to keep people away

🔥 A roaring bonfire in the distance on a pitch black night, with dark silhouettes crowded or dancing around it

🚧Standing near old, abandoned train tracks when the bell starts to ring

🐟Taking a swim on an uninhabited plot of beach, noticing ripples in the water

🌿An old-fashioned plantation with secretive locals and a bitter history

💀A cemetery full of dead, dry flowers as if all of the plots have been forgotten, some of the stones cracked or sinking into the dirt

🚇A dingy old subway station, walls chipped to pieces, while waiting for a ride home

🌈The sad silence after a violent storm, debris and wreckage everywhere

👗An attic full of musty clothes and antiques belonging to someone long-dead

❄ A snowstorm locking everyone in their homes, with electricity flickering

🍄An enchanting plot of forest or stream, tiny whispers cutting the silence

🌑Inside of a re-occurring nightmare had time and time again

☔Taking a long walk with an umbrella, struggling with a low, low mood

☕At a quiet cafe, but unfamiliar folk are whispering and staring

🌵A winding road through the desert with only one dingy hotel, its ‘vacancy’ light flickering red

💤Dreaming of scraping nails gainst the window glass, and waking to still hear it

you’re in a wheat field. a man is sat on your left, flat and gangly, all knees and elbows with no meat to hold him together. you don’t know who he is, but he treats you like an old friend. 

“the sunset looks nice,” he says.

but there’s no sun. it hasn’t risen for a while now. you don’t know how long you’ve been here, and time is beginning to lose its hold on your understanding of this place. 

there’s no moon either, only something fiery and incomprehensible encroaching on the horizon, bubbling and frothing with the rage of murdered gods. the wheat erupts into flames as it lumbers onward. 

your hands shiver, terror raw as that of a cornered animal. the man notices, and he launches towards you, brimming with the ill-contained hunger of a hunting predator. wide white eyes stare at you– through you–, pressed close enough so the man’s nose bumps against your temple. his skin comes off in greasy flakes against your cheekbone.

your mother once told you to play along with creatures like this one. be boring enough, and they might just let you go. you should listen to her. 

look at the sky. don’t look at him. i don’t care what he does in your periphery, don’t look at him. nod, delicately voice your agreement– yes, the sunset is so, so beautiful. you’ve never seen anything like it–, and try to blame your trembling on the nighttime chill. 

Matching Your Name wallpapers~!

I made these months ago and forgot to post them until now

Finally I finished the first part of my list of french slang. I never tought it would be that hard because, as you can imagine, it’s really not that easy to try to explain to foreigners words that you use everyday without realasing it. Some expression are so often say that everybody know what it means but can’t explain exacty the signification. Anyway if there is some words or sentence that you don’t understand because I am not clear enought you can tell me and I will try to be more understandable. Next time I will try to explain “Verlan” language and how to use it.  

Slang words

Ouais : (Translation : Oui) Most of young french people use « Ouais » instead of « Oui »

Example : Person 1: Tu viens chez Sophie ? Person 2: Ouais !(Do you come at Sophie's place? Yes !)

Trop : (Translation : Very) Use to emphasis something you really like

Example : J'aime trop sa veste (I really like his jacket) or Tu as aimé la fête ? Trop !(Did you liked the party ? Very!)

Vas-y (Translation : Come on !) in that case it is use often  at the beggining of a sentence to show your frustration.

Example : Vas-y fait pas ton radin ! (Come on don’t be such a miser!)

Il m'a soulé/Souler quelqu'un (Translation : Getting on my/someone nerves) When someone really irritate you

Example : Il m'a trop soulé avec son travail (He really was getting on my nerves when he was talking about his job)

Kiffer (Translation : To like) You can replace the word « aimer, adorer» in a phrase by « kiffer »

Example : Je kiffe son sac (I love her bag) or Il l'a kiffe (He likes her)

Genre (Translation : like) Same as in english

Example : Il était genre très grand (He was like really tall) or Genre il est venu seul au mariage(Like he came alone at the wedding)

Grave (Translation : Very) Same as « trop » see above

Example : Il est grave sympa (He is a really nice guy) or Il est grave beau ce pantalon (This pants is really beautiful)

or can be use to confirm something what someone sayed

Example : Tu as vu comment il était habillé aujourd'hui ?! Grave ! (Did you see how he was dress today ?! Yeah I saw that !)

C'est clair (Translation : Yeah I know) Can be use like « grave » when you want to corroborate what someone just sayed

Example : Ce test d'anglais était très dur ! C'est clair ! (This english test was really hard ! Yeah tell me about it!)

Flipper (Translation : To be afraid) Is use to say that you were scared, that you freaked out

Example : Cette voiture est arrivé de nul part et j'ai flippé (This car came out of knowhere and I freaked out) or J'ai flippé quand il m'a pas dit qu'il avait une nouvelle à m'annoncer (I freak out when he sayed he had something new to tell me)

Pas de soucis (Translation : No worries) When you want to say that there is no problem

Example : Tu peux m'aider avec cet exercice de maths ? Pas de soucis ! (Can you help me with this mathematic exercise ? Of course !) or Pas de soucis je serais là 18h (No problem I will be there at 6pm)

Avoir le seum (Translation : To be angry) Use to signify that you are angry, annoyed

Example : J'ai le seum j'ai raté mon bus (I am angry i missed my bus) or Il a le seum il a eu une mauvaise note (He is annoyed because he got a bad grade)

Laisse tomber (Translation : To let go something) Often use to say that you are annoyed by something so you prefered to let it go

Example : Laisse tomber je préfère m'en aller (I give up, I am going to leave) or Laisse tomber c'est plus mon amie (Let it go she is not my friend anymore)

Mec (Translation : A guy) Can refered to just some random guy or someone boyfriend

Exemple : Ce mec là bas(This guy over there) or Mon mec est venu me voir (My boyfriend came to see me)

Mytho (Translation : A liar) Use to say that someone is a liar or he tells lies

Example : Ce mec c'est un mytho (This guy is a liar) or C'est juste des mythos tout sa (It’s just a bunch of lies)

Bagnole/Caisse (Translation : A car) To refered to a car

Example : Il vient de s'acheter une nouvelle bagnole (He just bought a new car) or Elle a une magnifique caisse (She has a splendid car)

Se barrer/Se casser/Se tirer (Translation : To leave) When someone leave a place but show his/her frustration or worries

Example : Je me tire de cette endroit (I am leaving this damn place) or Cette endroit n'est pas sûr je me casse (This place is not safe I prefer to leave)

Un pote (Translation : A friend) You can replace the word « ami » (friend) by « pote »

Example : C'est mon meilleur pote (He is my best friend)

Se marrer (Translation : To have a laught) When you had a big laught with someone

Exemple : On est allé voir une comédie et on s'est bien marrer !(We went to see a comedy and we had such a laught!)  

C'est hallucinant/J'hallucine (Translation : It’s unbelievable) When something is incredible in a good or a bad way

Example : C'est hallucinant de voir le nombre de vélos qu'il y a dans Paris (It’s amazing to see how much there is bikes in Paris) or J'hallucine elle sort avec mon ex ! (I can’t believe it she is going out with my ex!)

You can also hear : « C'est l'hallu » It’s the contraction of « C'est hallucinant »

C'est mortel (Translation : It’s rad) When something is really good, really fun

Example : Ce grand huit était mortel, on y retourne (This rollercoster was rad we have to do it again) or Cette voiture est mortel (This car is rad)

Le taff/Le boulot (Translation : Job) You can change the word « travail » (job, work) by « boulot » or « taff »

Example : Je dois aller au taff (I have to go to work) or Je l'ai rencontré au boulot (I met him at work)

C'est la loose (Translation : Bad luck, misfortune) I am pretty sure it came from the english verb « to loose ». It can be use when someone had a bad day or he try to do things but it led to misfortune after misfortune.

Example : C'est la loose on m'a volé mon scooter (I really have no chance, someone stole my scooter) or C'est la loose je voulais réviser mon examen mais il n'y a plus électricité chez moi (I can’t believe it I wanted to study for my exam but there no more electricity at my home)

Je m'en fiche/Je m'en fout (Translation : I don’t care) Means that you don’t give a heck. These phrases can’t be use with anybody. You can say it with your friends but not with your boss or someone important to you (« Je m'en fout » can be translate by « I don’t give a f**k)

Example : Je m'en fiche j'ai autre chose à faire (I don’t care I have something else to do)

Faire style (Translation : To pretend) When you talk about someone who pretend to do something

Exemple : Il fait style qu'il c'est faire du skate mais c'est des conneries (He pretends that he can do skate but it’s total bulls***e) or J'ai fait style que j'avais appris m'a leçon par cœur (I pretend I knew my lesson buy heart)

Contracted Sentences

French people tend to speak really fast. To adapted our phrases to the way we speak we like to « contracted » words together. For exemple If you are an advanced french speaker, you know that for the negation we use « ne » and « pas ». “Je ne peux pas venir” ( I can’t come). Well, when we speak, and only when we speak, most of the time we don’t say the word « ne ». So in the previous example we tend to say « Je peux pas venir ». It’s still mean the same thing. A bit like in english with « He does not know » and « He doesn’t know ».

Further more as we speak more and more faster we « eat » most of the words (I don’t know how to say it) in the phrase « Je ne peux pas » become « J'peux pas »

Some examples :

Je ne sais pas (I don’t know) =>Je sais pas => J'sais pas (Prononce it like «ché pa »

Je m'en fout (I don’t care, see above) => J'men fout => M'en fout (Prononce it like « cheu men fout »

Je me barrer/Je me casser/Je me tirer (I leave, see above) => J'me barre/J'me casse/J'me tire

Je vais voir (I will see) => J'vais voir

Je ne suis pas sur (I am not sure) => Je suis pas sur => J'suis pas sur (Prononce it like « chui pas sur)

I don’t know if I am clear ?  :/

« Tic de langage »

French people tend to start there sentences with filler words which are not important or change anything about the sentence but that you can hear often. We call it « tic de language »

Du coup,… : Corresponding to « So what » or « And so,… »

Example : Du coup j'ai oubliée mes clés chez moi « And so, I forgot my keys at my home »

En fait,…  Corresponding to « let me explain » or « in fact » if you translate litteraly

Example : En fait, je ne l'ai jamais rencontré (In fact, I never met him)

Bref :  Corresponding to « Anyway »

Example : Bref, c'était l'enfer cette journée (Anyway, this day was just like hell)

Bah… : Like the « Hum » in English when you hesitate before saying what you have in mind

Example : Bah…j'ai toujours été seul à cette table (Hum…I always have been alone at this table)

Non, mais…One of the mystery of modern french. You can use this sentence simply when you want to contradict what someone just sayed

Example : Non mais je t'arrête tout de suite tu as totalement tord (Sorry, I stop you right now you are completely wrong)

Or you can use it to confirm someone’s argument

Example : Person 1: Paul et Aline ne sont plus ensemble, je pense que c'est pour le mieux. Person 2: Non mais ils on eut raison (Person 1: Paul and Aline are not a couple anymore, I think it is for the best. Person 2: I totally agree, they were right)

I know crazy !

billie joe armstrong: hello kids my name is mr armstrong and i am your super cool (insert subject here) teacher

brendon urie: i’m going to break the lunchtables and throw wet toilet paper at the ceiling! also i love ryan ross

ryan ross: i hate brendon urie

pete wentz: i’m going to apply eyeliner and write sad, wistful poetry because mikey way doesn’t love me back

patrick stump: am i the only one paying attention in class?

joe trohman: here to provide witty one liners

andy hurley: i’m just here to deal with pete’s shit

ray toro: i’m just here to deal with frank’s shit

mikey way: if my brother could stop making out with frank iero between classes that would be great!

gerard way: i’m really awkward but i’m also really hot

frank iero: i’m the resident bad boy, catch me with that smoulder and forget about how small i am in real life

josh dun: ♪(๑ᴖ◡ᴖ๑)♪

On November 14, 1875, at 5:00 PM, in the heart of the poblacion of Bulakan, Bulacan was born Gregorio H. del Pilar who was destined to be a great military leader during the 19th Century. His birth was ushered in by a thundering ruffle of drums and a bugle call announcing the changing of the guards of the cazadores garrisoned just across the Bridge of Maysantol. The midwife smiled at Felipa Sempio and said, “You have another Filibustero!”

Maria Paz looked lovingly at her mother and paused to look at the baby, she exclaimed to another younger brother, “Julian, we have a new cazadore!” A few minutes later Fernando H. del Pilar arrived with his older son Pablo. They both looked with joy at the baby. “We will call him Gregorio,” Fernando said after looking at the calendar. In Greek, the name means “watchful” or “vigilant.”

“My Goyo will be a Filibustero!” Felipa said proudly.

The Spanish bugler sounded the retreat and the Spanish flag was slowly lowered in front of the garrison. For more than 300 years the flag of Castille had flown proudly on the capital town of Bulakan. Fernando watched from a window of their ancestral home the ritual of the folding of the flag by a squad of cazadores.

The church bells chimed the angelus and the whole town stood still and prayed in memory of the Annunciation by the angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary of the forthcoming birthday of Jesus. In the del Pilar mansion, the children: Maria de la Paz, Andrea, Pablo, and the three-year old Julian kissed the hands of their parents after the devotion. “Kaawaan kayo ng Diyos.”

“Fernando, bless our little one,” Felipa said.

Fernando gently touched the head of Goyo and said, “May God bless you, our little one.”

paalam, hanggang sa magkita tayo muli

Libulan, the Visayan god of the moon and his husband Sidapa, the Visayan god of death.

The god of death resided alone on top his mountain where he could see the seven moons dancing. He fell in love with the moons and began courting them until he got the attention of Libulan who returned his affections. One night, Bakunawa, the moon eating dragon who was also captivated by the beauty of the moons, rose from the sea. Sidapa saw this and quickly flew to the cosmos to rescue Libulan before Bakunawa could devour him.