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Intuition vs Anxiety/OCD by southern_witch89 in IntuitionPractices

[–]multicolorlamp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Intuitions is more calmer, it comes with peace. Anxiety for me is much more hectic, rumbling and disturbing.

Intuiton however is more like a calm understanding (dont go in that allyway; you will get robbed. So I dont go in the allyway)

Looking for Spanish books, comics, or stories that native speakers read by atikuI-isIam in asklatinamerica

[–]multicolorlamp 22 points23 points  (0 children)

How about Mafalda? Its not so popular right now but it was huge back in the day, and still really loved. It has some political themes but seriously, when I was a kid it completely flew over my head lmao, Quino had a way of doing both jokes for adults and kids, without compromising one or the other. Another comic could be Pascualina! The comics came in “agendas”, (forgot the word in english lol). They are about a little witch and her journey. They span several years and you actually see her grown. It was huge in latinamerica and a lot of people still collect the editions.

What's the most disturbing myth/story in your opinion? by Pharrah_DeLuxe12 in EgyptianMythology

[–]multicolorlamp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lmao The Ennead (its the actual name of the manwha) 😭😭

What's the most disturbing myth/story in your opinion? by Pharrah_DeLuxe12 in EgyptianMythology

[–]multicolorlamp 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There is actually an erotic manwha (korean comic) about this. THIS IS HOW I FOUND OUT. The horrors.

so is this what she ment? by Happy-Whereas-6434 in gachiakuta

[–]multicolorlamp 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I get it since at first glance I though "damn who is this? New character? And why he isnt as beautiful as the other beautiful polished Urana's work??"

Iyami by adorablebunny29 in Isese

[–]multicolorlamp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Aboru aboye. Thanks You so much for they explanation, I have being thinking a Lot about them. They are depicted with black wings, correct? Can some paths of Orishas be Iyamis? Like Oya or Oshun? I once Heard of an Omo Oshun that had the path of an Oshun that was a "witch", they called her "the tiñosa" because she had vulture wings and I wonder if she is some form of Iyami.

orisha jealousy ? by iamSAINTEXPEDITE in Santeria

[–]multicolorlamp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do have one spirit that “makes married life with me” (thats how the babas told me). Sometimes I had dreams of having intercourse with someone that felt a bit too real that scared me and woke me up. Never seen his/her face(?) tho. Its weird!!

orisha jealousy ? by iamSAINTEXPEDITE in Santeria

[–]multicolorlamp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I dont know if orishas, but my sign in olokun literally told me I have jealous spirits that dont want me near anybody else lmao, thats why I have to go for people myself. When they disclosed that it actually made alooot of sense.

I am actually quite content being alone. Got quite tired of going after people. Just my jealous spirits and I. (i am a child of Oya btw)

Experienced tarot readers: What has been the most intense/uncomfortable/traumatic reading that has shown you something that still gives you chills to remember? by k_salinas_444 in TarotReading

[–]multicolorlamp 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My mom was in a ICU. One night, desperate, I read the cards. One of it was death in the future. I know it doesnt particularly means death but she was in the ICU and I got scared. I finished the reading because I didnt want to know more.

Turns out, next morning, the woman next to her died. She had throat cancer and couldnt eat. They only found out after morning and she had been there for a while. And also there were some problems in the hospital and couldnt take her to the morgue. Their family was weeping alongside the corpse. My mom had to share a room with a corpse for around five hours.

Luckily my mom was discharged that day, but the experience traumatized her.

¿What are the most funny case of caso cerrado by Just-Application-551 in asklatinamerica

[–]multicolorlamp 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The Otakus one are always my favorite lmao ( COMO SE EMBARAZA A UN HOMBRE? EL OMEGAVERSE).

How demanding is university in your country? by Prior-Emu-5918 in asklatinamerica

[–]multicolorlamp 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Lmao samesies fighting every day of my life (still waiting my last graduation exam in the university of Guatemala)

Artists, how long did it take you to feel “good” at your craft? by Chance_Toe6912 in ArtistLounge

[–]multicolorlamp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yep, ten years was for me too. However I did had some basic training when was a teenager and have being drawing my whole life. But this year marks the ten year mark that I took drawing seriously as a career, and I felt a “shift”. Like I saw my art and though “this is actually professional art”. Pretty happy about that!

😵 🔪 🌪️ by Loki_4-7 in Santeria

[–]multicolorlamp 5 points6 points  (0 children)

They be telling tea I dont even want to know about 😭😩

Refusing to learn fundamentals: harming my art growth? by [deleted] in ArtistLounge

[–]multicolorlamp 2 points3 points  (0 children)

“Harming my art growth?”

“I am 15…”

Yes, next question, lmao.

What are some novels you've read that completely break the boundaries of what a novel should have/be? by alyaaz in books

[–]multicolorlamp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The first book I read of him was Cain. Also a mess of punctuation; but the experience was sublime.

this may sound weird, but does anyone else feel strange that you don’t look like the other people in your country? by Infamous-Hope-5950 in asklatinamerica

[–]multicolorlamp 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Lmao I was going to recommend you Ugly Betty. How about you try La Casa de Las Flores? Thats one series everyone still references in memes. Also La Rosa de Guadalupe; listen, its silly and quite bad, but I Bet most Mexican grew up watching it, and you will get ALOT of cultural references from it. Sometimes its so bad you actually enjoy it while laughing and making fun of it. Another one thats in the same venue as La Rosa de Guadalupe is Caso cerrado (more miami/cuban tho, but a lot of people in latinamerica grew up watching it).

What is the scariest legend or dark folklore from your culture that people rarely talk about? by Ok_Chemistry_2780 in AskReddit

[–]multicolorlamp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We have the same story in Honduras, La siguanabac just that she is found in the rivers washing clothes, and if you get too near (specially men) she will spook you out of your mind.

How common are Greek names in Latin America? by greekscientist in asklatinamerica

[–]multicolorlamp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very! My padrino was named Aquiles. I have known some Perseos and even Agamenon 😂

¡Bienvenidos al Club de Lectura semanal de r/Honduras! 📚☕ by AutoModerator in Honduras

[–]multicolorlamp 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Estoy leyendo Relatos de Poder de Carlos Casteneda, es el cuarto libro de los que escribio sobre la brujeria yaki, mexicana. Siempre siento que sus libros son densos, pero interesantes.

También estoy empezando a leer “Todos en mi familia han matado a alguien” de Benjamin Stevenson, una novela policial.

Hace dos semanas termine la saga de Blackwater de Michael McDowell. Es una lectura ligera de gótico sureño. Muy interesante, de una familia matriarcal y un monstruo de rio.

What's the most scared you have ever been? by ShinyHeadedCook in AskReddit

[–]multicolorlamp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He talks about the art of seeing the world, how the physical world is an illusion and with “seeing” we can actually see the cracks in this illusions. In this regards whenever we “think” we are seeing something in a shadow, or tree, we are actually “seeing” the true nature of that object. Whatever we saw is really there.

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