wishcandy:

Bitchin’ Bird by wishcandy

A badass babe ready for action!

conradrosetart:

New work!!

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New head jewelry drawing #art #pencil #sketch #illustration

@Faith_Oftadeh reason #2.

@Faith_Oftadeh this album, your new favorite. for real. #sosogood

When I compare what scientific knowledge has done for me and what religion tried to do to me, I sometimes literally shiver. Religions tell children they might go to hell and they must believe, while science tells children they came from the stars and presents reasoning they can believe. I’ve told plenty of young kids about stars and atoms in galaxies and the Big Bang and I have never seen fear in their eyes, only amazement and curiosity. They want more. Why do kids swim in it and adults drown in it? What happens to reality between our youngest years and adulthood? Could it be that someone promised us something so beautiful that our universe seems dull, empty, even frightening by comparison? It still might be made by a creator of some kind, but religion has made it look ugly. Religion paints everything not of itself as unholy and sinful while it beautifies and dignifies its errors, lies, and bigotry like a pig wearing the finest robes. In its efforts to stop us facing reality, religion has become the reality we cannot face. Look at what religion has made us do to ourselves and to each other. Religion stole our love and our loyalty and gave it to a book, to a telepathic father that tells his children that love means kneeling before him. Now I’m not a parent, but I say those kids are going to turn out messed up. It cannot be healthy for a child or a species. We were told long ago and for a long time that there was only the earth, that we were the center of everything. That turned out to be wrong. We still haven’t fully adjusted. We’re still in shock. The universe is not what we expected it to be. It’s not what they told us it would be. This cosmic understanding is all new to us, but there’s nothing to fear. We’re still special. We’re still blessed. And there might yet be a heaven, but it isn’t going to be perfect and we’re going to have to build it ourselves. If I have something that could be called a soul that needed saving, then science saved it from religion. Some people find it really very depressing that the universe can only support life for another 30 billion years. Thirty. Billion. Years. Are fucking kidding me?

" Phil Hennes, Science Saved My Soul (via laughingalong)

Going on a coffee adventure with Theo

Walking Theo to some broken social scene & a bright moon 🔮🌕

sephdoodles:

                            seasons change but the feelings remain

psycho-hierophants:

meditate … BY KAILAS ARTS

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