Coilycai - SwatiHottie

Reblog if you’re black tumblr

and yes you have to be black, this isn’t an all access typa club

Sun darakaraka?

Sun darakaraka would give partner quintessential Leo traits. They are a good leader, royal being and someone who is loyal. They could be confident, fun loving and charming. They are amiable and social and a very party person. They have the centre stage presence. Could be a performer. Have artistic tendencies. Maybe plays an instrument or any music connection. Or just very fond of music. Maybe likes loud music. They could be too proud, arrogant, egotistical and a narc, if sun isn't placed good. Jupiter and Mars are friends of Sun so if they form association, they will help the dk. They could have a prominent leo in their chart or a prominent sun in their chart. Or their Atmakaraka could be sun. Sun is also associated with politics in vedic, so maybe has an political connection. They could be very controlling and authoritative even. Have high self worth, doesn't like if their integrity is questioned. Could be expressive, and dramatic. Dependable even. The sign it's in could help determine their nature more. If sun is good, fun relationship dynamic. If not the controlling and narc tendencies can cause conflicts.☀️❤️

Would you help me with cosplaying Misa? Like, if you know some of her outfits from manga, anime and maybe live action movies, musicals and tv drama, could you share them? Thanks you ^^

Gladly! Sorry it took so long, I was quite busy with family issues and exam studying, but hopefully you didn’t need your cosplay plans ready in just a few days, haha. I’m really sorry, but I disregarded the parts of this ask that referred to any of the three live action adaptions because manga/anime is already a tremendous task and I am far less well-versed in any other versions of canon.

But with manga and anime, I gave it my best for you.

The concept art shots are all from Death Note Volume 14, the animation guidebook. I just cleaned up the scans a little, but I did not scan it.

Another thing of note is that the color manga’s coloring choices were likely not decided by Obata as they sometimes openly contradict his art - it is an official version of canon, but not the be-all-end-all in canon color choices. I tried to contrast the changes that were made to Misa’s outfits between the adaptions so you can decide on which you’d rather cosplay. (I am missing some detail reference shots though, so if you decide to cosplay a version I’d recommend reviewing the scenes for yourself to catch everything!) Now…

Here’s a list of Misa’s outfits in manga and anime with reference images as far as available!

Keep reading

Vedic astrology notes

Based on my own experiences

• shravana girlies are loved by other women and the type to attract both genders. Their femininity is strongly felt 🎀

• anuradha is strongly associated with spiders , spiders become mostly significant for them when they're conquering their fears and owning their power 🕷

• bharani women make rly good leaders as they seem grounded but also people tend to look up to them. Venus energy is elite ✨️

• tiger yonis (chitra/vishaka) are fierceee badass bitches they can come off as Intimidating but ppl can't help but notice them 🐆

• vishaka women start out as "good girls" from a young age but the more society or people try to control them they bottle it up and then lash out or spiral out of control at one point becoming destructive, these women grow more into themselves later as they find it important to be authentic and true to who they are , thats how they shine🌻

• ashlesha women can bring out the worst in someone like they really know how to push someone's buttons lol

• mrigashira women are very smart and intellectual they tend to follow their logic rather than their heart when it comes to relationships 💭 they also can keep secrets v well

• krittika women tend to have messy love lives with love triangles or cheating but they're also v attractive to the opposite sex

• revati women have 2 sides to them they're either badass from the outside and soft from the inside or they show their softness but internally they're badass and smarter than they led on

• jyestha women have so much sex appeal and they're not afraid to show it. They tend to have issues with other women whether its jealousy or competition but that doesn't take away from their success. Jyesthas end up being on top they make sure they win 🔥

• purva phalguni fr are sex freaks both men and women , but they can also channel all that sexual energy and passion into their creations which makes them very passionate and creative people overall

• shatabhisha women are so smart especially when it comes to getting info and secrets out of people but its mostly not for personal gains but for the highest good 👀

• can we talk about swati women and how they're strongly associated with cosmetics and beautification? 💄

• purva bhadrapada women hate being controlled or restricted especially when it comes to ideologies, concepts or beliefs. They don't like to be put in a box or labeled and would push against those barriers

Let me know if I should make more of these or if anything resonates

HOW CAN THEY DO THAT WITH A STRAIGHT FACE I WAS WHEEZING THROUGH THE WHOLE THING

him: i’ve slept with 24 women before you.

her:

her: i’ve slept with 4 guys before you.

him: 

#thisneedstostop 

((((((: ᴅᴛ ᴍᴀʏᴀ

Nakshatra Planetary Rulerships and Their Meaning

Today we’re having a little analysis on the flow of energies and planetary rulers of the Nakshatra system in Vedic astrology. 

The Vedic system offers a much higher level of complexity than western astrology. The Nakshatra system diversifies further between zodiac signs. Not only more Nakshatras divided into padas give more combinations, but also each Nakshatra has its own planetary ruler. Nakshatra rulerships are all following a specific order, presented in the table above. At each stage, we experience a more “mature” energy of a given ruling planet. In this way, with consecutive stages, we experience a more evolved version of planetary rulership. 

Stage one is more about one’s individual experience, stage two is about the one-on-one exchange, while stage 3 is more about collective global experiences, with groups or crowds. Think of Stage 1 as me vs myself, Stage 2 me vs the other, and Stage 3 me against the world. 

There are disagreements in the Astrology community regarding the order of the Nakshatras. Many believe that Ketu Nakshatras are the first in order. Personally, I label Solar Nakshatras as the original, initiating energy and put it first. I’m also not including the elemental division due to the ayanamsa that I use.

Sun - Waking Up

Sun ruled Nakshatras is where our Soul wakes up in the Human Body. It’s the moment, when we fully come alive in the physical world, the energy of the early morning, when we are determined to do something with our day. Emerging here, we have all the gains from past lives, being still immersed in waters of “past life” experience. The energy of the Sun has all the confidence in the world, simply for the fact of being alive, because this is the point, where we take the rest of that soul fire we had before, all the comfort that we accumulated in the astral realm and we transform it into something material and tangible, thus beginning our Earthly cycle. The powerful, Solar planetary energy in this transition point is necessary, in order to make this big, awakening leap into the human form. The Sun illuminates our life on Earth in the physical realm, but it uses its spiritual energy to endlessly fuel its passion and interest in the material world. . This is why these Nakshatras are so “active”, there is a drive to constantly use this soul fire to transform it into something material and tangible, to keep channeling the energy of this transition point. The Moon ruled Nakshatras that come next, are more passive and feminine in nature, simply “embodying” material life on Earth with their presence, like a tree swinging peacefully in the breeze. A person with a Sun ruled Nakshatra would instead chop off that tree to have firewood for cooking. These Solar ruled Nakshatras still have enough fire left to take more action, so that Earth can even be born in the first place. This is the energy of the biblical “god creating the universe in 7 days”. The physical is not quite “settled in” yet, the way it is in Moon ruled Nakshatras, so there is always this rudimentary drive to be taking action through resources, in order to create something tangible out of it. The soul is still “fresh” from it’s time in deeper dimensions of existence.

Moon - Garden of Eden

After the physical stage has been set up in Sun ruled Nakshatras, here in the Moon ruled Nakshatras, we take care of preserving what has been built, so we can keep appreciating the material world. After all, Moon represents caretaking, and here we meet all physical aspects of it, at different stages of evolution. From conception and physically nurturing what’s physically vulnerable, plants, animals, children, through using our hands and joining them with our equals, to more spiritual uses of the material world - like rituals to communicate with ancestors. This stage is all about the passive, reciprocal enjoyment and nurturing all physical aspects of life. It reaches very advanced stages in Shravana Nakshatra, which is associated with ritualism, and using Earthly energies to connect with highest dimensions. If in Rohini we have a nymph carelessly dancing around in the woods, in Shravana we have an experienced witch - a female shamanic figure, that has mastered all areas of the material world, and understands the spiritual meaning behind them. However, even at this advanced stage, we never leave the physical realm. This represents a truth about our physical life - on this Earth, we cannot have comfort and nourishment (Moon) without material energies providing for us in all possible forms, since even the wisest person can’t conjure things out of nowhere. Conversely, we can’t preserve physical things without using our nurturing energy in order to sustain them - they will die without proper care. These Nakshatras also focus on the cyclical nature of life - from short monthly Moon cycles, to the longest cycle of spiritual life and death, observed in Shravana.

Mars - Matter to Mind  

This transition occurs within the Mars ruled Nakshatras, and it’s all about taking all the matter we accumulated in the Earth cycle, and “moving it forward” towards an idea, a more conceptual world, that breaks us out into the mind. Here we leave behind the “passiveness” and “laziness” of the Moon ruled energy, and instead we use the physical resources as “ammo” for our minds to awaken. We need the subordinate, determined, fierce Mars energy in order to make this transition, and be able to move forward with discipline. Mars is the soldier - and aren’t armies tools, used by leaders, who fight between themselves for intellectual reasons? Here we use all of our “Earthly” resources to perform intellectual tasks in the company of others. At this stage, we get out of the energy of “existing for purely material reasons” and we become deeply aware of other people around us - in this way we are testing our own resources by exposing them more to the outside world, and exchanging the reality of our own material energies with those of other people’s. Mars can also be a brutal, sudden energy, and this push is required here, in order to get us out of our comfort zone and acknowledge our impact on others. However, the use of physical resources is still visible here - like in Dhanishta, often associated with public acclaim, where we take our hard work and reputation and put it to use for society or in Mrigashira, where we take our physical assets from mind and body, and use it to expand our curiosity through all kinds of intimate exchanges with other people. This is the realisation point, that the material world in its narrowest form can only take one so far, and if we want to experience more, we need to create more with our minds. Thus, we make the physical world subordinate (Mars) to our intellect for the first time.

 Rahu - It’s all in your Head

Rahu is where we fully embrace the illusion that is the human intellect, which can be so helpful and drive us forward, but it can also lead us astray and lie to us. Rahu is the illusion, because it’s the area in our lives, where we can get way in over our heads about things, thus overcompensating with our actions, all due to lack of mental balance. On the other hand, we all lie to ourselves, just so that we can keep on living, and we can also use intellectual illusions to truly get to know ourselves, deepen our experience past the mundane, and to keep visualising next stages in our lives. The mental illusions placed in these Nakshatras work on different levels - in Ardra, on an individual level, where a person constantly battles the confusion of their own mind, in Swati, on a more intimate, interpersonal level, where we join with another party to share and create a private world of one-on-one illusion, in order to deepen the mutual intellectual connection, and finally in Shatabhisha where we can use collective illusions as a healing or a curse. Rahu, however, is as limited as our intellect - it’s compulsive, and it keeps accumulating facts and experiences and connections into infinity, because it feels empty without them. It can use the material world and its concepts, but it can only go so far with them, and it lacks discernment on a deeper level. It’s an important stage of the cycle, to harness intellectual creativity, and absorb deeper mental concepts, and it can lead us very far. However, this is also a very dangerous stage of the cycle, where many people get stuck, unwilling, or unable to surrender and push through enough to go further out of the mind - their ultimate comfort zone. There is a reason, why we say that so many people are “stuck in their heads” - they get stuck with Rahu. 

Jupiter - Knowing to Believing 

The point of the ultimate transition stage, where we start reaching the highest point of the cycle, spirit on Earth, having absorbed the power of both body and mind. However, this is also quite possibly the biggest shift, and the hardest decision, that has to occur in the cycle - a so called leap of faith. That’s why we have Jupiter here, ruling all these Nakshatras, giving us the drive to see us through. And this is what Nakshatras in this transition stage are obsessed with - taking the entirety of life to the ultimate level, in order to expand one’s own experience and raise in position, both materially and spiritually. This is the place, that requires the ultimate courage, to go towards the unknown, without knowing where it will take us - we take all the knowing we could have possibly imagined with us, and journey towards uncharted waters, both internally and externally. The facts and theories have simply been exhausted and can’t take us any further, so we are forced at this point to take that risk. Jupiter can really expand the initial emotional shock of a deeper experience into a massively turbulent change. It’s a difficult choice to make, to jump forward, however, with these Nakshatras in your natal chart, you won’t get ahead in life, unless you make these choices. The promise of ultimate rewards is just around the corner - if you decide to take the turn, you will see, how much “higher” can this experience take you, compared to what you have known before.

Saturn - Believing to Sensing

In Saturn ruled Nakshatras, we reach the deepest point of understanding the ultimate meaning of all fundamental things in this Universe. We have already been initiated by Jupiter in the previous stage, so we have taken the plunge. We have touched all things available in life, tasted them, talked about them, analyzed them from all sides, now all we have left to do, is allow ourselves to sink, truly immerse ourselves in the experience. And that experience can be difficult, but it also leads to the most emotional fulfillment, that we can experience in this form of existence. Being ruled by Saturn, however, these emotions are not just left be. They are under constant reevaluation of how they can be put to use, because the goal of this stage is cultivating emotional judgment and refinement. After all, the cycle is ending, and in the next and final, Mercury ruled stage, we are supposed to be sharing everything we have learned, with everyone around us. We need to make sure it is perfect, before we spread it. This is all about reaching a stage of emotional and spiritual perfection and realising, that perfection is in fact the most desirable and natural state of the universe around us, which happens in the Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra. Saturn is the moment, where our sensitivity crystallises, so it can be used towards its ultimate purpose - in service of the Universe. Thanks to Saturn, here we come to life with natural emotional discernment, that we lacked in previous stages. It is Saturn that teaches us to serve, that guards us here, to make sure that we don’t drown inside ourselves. 

Mercury - The Other Side of The Coin

The Mercury stage can be so difficult, because it leads us to question so much and embrace an infinity of massively develop perspectives. This is the stage where realisation of relativity is born, as our challenges externalise through attracting mirror images of us. A very high level of detachment is required of us here, as we need to embrace our smallness and only externalise to the world what is truly valuable, a skill that was mastered in Saturn. Otherwise, we will be conquered by our shadow self, designed purely to strip us of our power. 

Here is where we learn fast movement, in order to capitalise on those reserves we built up in Saturn. This represents the apex of all common creation - we have solidified, refined and perfected everything we have learned before in Saturn, and we are now using Mercury to disperse and communicate the energetic essence from the beginning of the cycle, thus keeping the cycle moving (a Mercurial quality).

The key to this cycle is learning efficiency and stillness and grace in motion. In a way, it can make these people appear cold, but that is the purpose, as skill is born from concentration, conquering oneself cannot be achieved with excessive attachment.

Ketu - Learning to Fight and to Not

In Ketu, we learn how to build up and release energy on command. It is the point of the highest control and mastery, that we will need for conquests in the Venusian stage. We learn how to instinctually apply a skill of agility, that Mercury thought us, in order to experience energetic mastery. In a sense, through that we learn how to become superhuman, a goal born in Mercury.

Ketu is where out brilliance begins to become automatic as it is eternally ‘feeding off itself’…because the amount of momentum generated, sparks directly into a flash of insight. This can be a very tense place, energetically, because of the extremely heavy weight, that we are carrying at this point. It is a place of struggle, because a person with these energies burns through everything very fast, and keeps wanting more, constantly needing a lot of stimulation and challenge. Due to being so emotionally alert all the time, a person with these Nakshatras in the chart can feel the ultimate weight of all cosmic energies, and it pushes them often to very deep and dark places…however these places are necessary, in order for the pressure to become strong enough to move the energies over to the next cycle. This is the energy of an instinct even within the adult mind, using certain qualities naturally yet letting go of the intellectual awareness in the decision making process, because it would slow our instincts down. However, at this point we may temporarily live in an energy of unconsciousness on the material level, having that Ketu influence detaching us from fully committing to physical awareness, making us operate from a more instinctive place, rather than using logic, wits or material means. Strength of character must be born before desire can be fulfilled. 

Venus - The Ending that leads to a Beginning

One of the biggest surprises for people when they start learning more about the Nakshatra system and nature of planets was discovering, that all Venus rules death and transformation. However, nothing truly helps realise the true nature of Venus better than learning this simple fact. Venus ruled Nakshatras are all about their desire to get cozy, like resting by the warm fireplace, and conquering all that stands in their way to achieve that comfort. Venus needs an eternal source of fire, in order to keep things pleasant and beautiful, and it cosmically is blessed with the passion to get all the fire it needs for a good reason. This is what gives Venus all the charm and playfulness here - the desire for being “cushioned” and provided for, having that fire always burning for you in some form, that gives you a chance to truly relax, and enjoy the more carefree side of life in the material sense. The other reason, why Venus is fighting for such an abundant legacy, is that it’s the final stage of gathering all possible energy, preparing for death and the awakening point that is going to come as the next step of the cycle. Thus, it gets all it can get, in order to use it as fuel in the later stages. The cycle represents how elemental energies in the universe operate, fueling each other to take all of creation to the next step. This is where the cyclical nature of time comes into play at each respective stage, but the end is also exactly where the beginning is sparked. We have accumulated an enormous amount of durable energy, that we can then disperse long term in the next phase of the cycle.

⚜️🌷Finding lost things with astrology help🌷⚜️

Did you know that astrology can help to find lost things? If your ring, keys, or even phone are missing, you better keep reading because I will tell you how to find them🤍

The moment when you realize that you have lost something is the most important because the question is “born”. Check your time and place when you acknowledge that you lost something. Then go to Astro.com or your other preferred website, and create a new chart with the information about your lost item.

When the chart is created, you can now start the investigation haha.

1. You need to find a planet that represents your lost item.

Sun - gold items, things in yellow, orange color. Something that belongs to the father or husband. Batteries. Sunglasses.

Moon - silver items. Something that belongs to the wife or mother. Feminine products. Food, cooking utensils (except sharp things).

Mercury - documents, paper, journals, pens/pencils, notes, books, letters, homework, library card. Things that are related to education/studies. Bicycle, car. Keys.

Venus - cosmetics, jewelry, clothes (except shoes and belts). Money. Fluffy and soft things. Sweets.

Mars - sharp items (knife, scissors, knitting needles, etc). Things in red color. Warming and metal items. Sport inventory. Things related to the military.

Jupiter - big items. Something very expensive and valuable. Items in purple color. Encyclopedia, thick books. Notes from lectures. Souveniers, things that have been brought from a foreign land. Glasses/lenses.

Saturn - solid, heavy, or cold items. Things in black color. Leather items. Something old. Shoes, belts. Measuring devices, crystals. Watch.

Uranus - Technology, phone, camera, chargers. Parachute. High/long items. Things related to science, electricity.

Neptune - music, photography, headphones. Liquids (perfumes, alcohol, chemicals). Medicine. Harmful substances like cigarettes and drugs.

Pluto (used rarely) - very specific things, video-making technology.

If you have no idea which planet can represent your lost item, use 2nd house. It's universal because it rules over our belongings.

Now that you know which planet represents your item, check the house placement.

If you are sure that the item is lost in your house then use this interpretation:

1st house -> near the entrance door, in outwear pockets, corridor.

2nd house -> near personal belongings (ex. Jewelry box, etc.), kitchen.

3rd house -> on the table, in drawers, near documents. In a place where the most communication happens.

4th house -> on the floor, in the basement, under the bed or carpet, in the dining room, in parents/grandparents room.

5th house -> children’s room, living room, entertainment area, near children’s toys.

6th house -> working area, utility room.

7th house -> bedroom, near partners belongings.

8th house -> in a trash can, in a dirty place, in sewerage.

9th house -> studying area, on a bookshelf, balcony, terrace, next to souvenirs.

10th house -> in a high place, attic, on closet.

11th house -> guests room, next to the window, on the windowsill.

12th house -> in a dark place, behind something, furthest room, bathroom, pool.

If you are sure that the lost item isn't at your house, then use this interpretation:

1st house -> somewhere near your home, near the entrance door.

2nd house -> place where was the payment made, atm.

3rd house -> car, in public transport, kindergarten, street, at your neighbor or siblings' place.

4th house -> in your parents/grandparents' place, your other property.

5th house -> in the entertainment place, restaurant, nightclub, at the exhibition.

6th house -> in the workplace, hospital, salon.

7th house -> the item is with another person. Possibly stolen.

8th house -> garbage that isn't in your house, in the cemetery, in the toilets, in the forest/woods.

9th house -> in an educational institution, in another country, airport, airplane, hotel.

10th house -> at the workplace with authorities/bosses, in state authority.

11th house -> in a friend's house, in a place where collective events occur.

12th house (saddest placement lol) -> the item is hopelessly lost, fallen into the crowd of people, and probably will not be found.

Stelliums with the item’s rulership planet are important!! It tells what else is next to the lost thing.

If the rulership planet is next to:

Sun - item is covered, hard to see. Hidden.

Moon - next to the item is something “alive”, a pet’s sleeping spot, flowers/plants, toddlers playing area.

Mercury - next to the item is something related to communication, letters, documents, papers, small electric devices.

Venus - next to the item is something beautiful, clothes, jewelry, painting. Next to something fluffy and soft.

Mars - next to the item is something red, metallic, sports inventory, working tools.

Jupiter - next to the item is something big, expensive.

Saturn - next to the item is something old, cold (fridge), a clock.

Uranus - next to the item is electric devices, a camera, computer, and laptop.

Neptune - item is next to the medicaments, liquids, chemical elements.

Pluto - item is next to something dangerous.

Hope this helped and you enjoyed reading!

The Lament for Icarus (1898), by Herbert James Draper.