Starshapedeye - 𝘬𝘰𝘳𝘦𝘴.𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘰𝘴

mythbusters was so good because it wasn't a killjoy show. they didn't just say "see, it doesn't work" and leave it there

whenever they find that the stunt doesn't work as portrayed in the movie, they immediately ask "what would it take to make this happen?"

Things To Listen To When You’re Working

– A lot of you frequently ask for links to what I listen to when I write or work or whatever, so I decided to make a big list of them for you to access whenever you please! This list include themed playlists, white noise, ASMR (i guess you could call it that), and even a website for you to make your own background noise tracks. Enjoy!

White Noise

Waves

Waves + Rain

Rain In Woods + Tibetan Bowls

Waterfall

Rain Downpour On Tin Roof

Coffee House

Rain

Ocean

Whale Sounds

Thunderstorm

Rainforest

Country Garden

MyNoise.net

CalmRadio

Classical Relaxation Stream

ASoftMurmur.com

General Noises

Make Your Own ASMR Track Here

Music

My Playlists // Request One Here

Peaceful Piano

Love, Sex, & Water

Chill Tracks

chill.out.brain

Break Up Blues

Spotify’s Writer Playlist

Piano Bar

Evening Chill

Intense Studying

Creativity Boost

Acoustic Café International

A Poem A Day

Classical

Winter Classical

Spring Classical

Cello

Viola

Violin

Double Bass

Classical X

100 Classical Songs

100 Opera Songs

Space Themed Classical Music

Classical Romance

Themed ASMR

Harry Potter

Gryffindor Common Room

Slytherin Common Room

Hufflepuff Common Room

Ravenclaw Common Room

Great Hall At Halloween ( Christmas )

Great Lake

Snape’s Potions Classroom

Hogwarts Library

The Burrow (Weasley’s House)

Diagon Alley

Forbidden Forest At Night

Malfoy Manor

Doctor Who

TARDIS Library

TARDIS Console

Falling Asleep In The TARDIS

Tea With Madam Vastra and Jenny

Torchwood

Gallifrey

TARDIS Gardens

Inside The TARDIS With Amy Pond

Supernatural

In The Car With The Winchesters

Research With Sam

Crowley’s Office

Hunting

Inside The Bunker

Research With The Winchesters

Rainy Day In The Bunker

Sherlock

221B Baker Street

Mind Palace

Victorian Era

Sherrinford

Working With Sherlock & John

Irene’s Theme

Sherlock’s Chemistry Lab

Disney

Belle’s Library

Rapunzel’s Forest

Atlantis

Davy Jones’s Lullaby

Neverland Forest

Elsa’s Castle

Tea Time In Wonderland

The Black Pearl

The Beast’s Castle

Aladdin - Streets of Agrabah

Gusteau’s Kitchen

Sleeping Beauty’s Tower

Quasimodo’s Tower

Forest In Narnia

The Snuggly Duckling

Wonderland

Maleficent’s Castle

Ariel’s Home

I hope this is useful to you and helps you relax while being productive! x

Sagittarius's and Gemini's Exaltation and Fall

I've noticed there isn't a lot of information online about how/why Sagittarius is exalted in the south node and fall in the north node and for Gemini vice versa. There can be some debate about this in certain practices.

Sagittarius Exalted in South Node: Sagittarius is famous for ideas around wisdom and philosophy which may at first seem more compatible with the North Node. However Sagittarius's zealous nature can root them in a stagnant comfort that doesn't want to challenge their beliefs. Their pride, selfishness, and potential limited experiences can hold them back in growth. The South Node is all about what we are comfortable with and this can encompass strengths and weaknesses. The South Node is comfortable in one's self and morals which is a great power for any individual. While the South Node is all about what we may need to leave behind, about our karma, Sagittarius's natural curiosity and depth allows the South Node to shine in terms of survival and being. There can be contentment, natural worth, and meaning in understanding and embracing the past or what is.

Sagittarius Fall in North Node: The NN in Sagittarius can feel overwhelmed in their quest for greater knowledge and purpose. Overconfidence in themselves or beliefs may cause frustration when confronted with uncomfortable growth or challenges. Sagittarius's need to anticipate the future can also present them with many disappointments. Sagittarius's impulsiveness and hard to satisfy nature can make this placement harder. Biting off more than they can chew may be the best way to describe the fall. But the lessons/wisdom this placement learns should truly be cherished and honestly, probably recorded for others.

Gemini Exalted in North Node: Gemini's curiosity can sometimes be more childlike or unassuming then Sagittarius's fiery and passionate pursuit of knowledge. This can help the North Node's expression. Their ability to listen and understand others, their appreciation for different kinds of connections helps pave the path for growth and change. Here Gemini looks for truth in people and in themselves vs. abstract ideas, beliefs, spirituality, religion, or ethics like Sagittarius might. Gemini's flexibility helps them to embrace the many choices of life and to step out of one's comfort zone often. (while Sagittarius is also flexible, they hold a clarity or honorable goal that Gemini might not.) Gemini in the NN learns to be open-minded, to express itself with confidence, and to view change positively.

Gemini Fall in South Node: The lack of focus and depth that comes with Gemini can cause the SN to often feel uncomfortable or insecure. The SN is what is comfortable, one's initial response or you could maybe look at this as one's programming, reaction, and stagnation. Gemini in the SN can be scattered, restless, and undisciplined never feeling quite at home, misunderstood by others, or feel disconnected to themselves. Their attachment to logic and intellect can be a great strength. They may feel most comfortable in situations that require logic, facts, and intellectual engagement. However, they may struggle when life demands deeper emotional or spiritual insight.

Because Sagittarius - Gemini are polar opposites, if you have one placement, you have the other. Which means you must navigate having one node exalted and the other fall.

Here are other posts about exaltation, fall, and some detriment planets.

“I choose to love you in silence…for in silence I find no rejection.”

— Rumi

poetry recommendations for december

The Untrustworthy Speaker by Louise Glück

Ashes and Blossoms by Faiz Ahmad Faiz

Raw With Love by Charles Bukowski

Dear [ ] by Nick Lantz

The Language of the Birds by Richard Siken

A Prayer by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Snowdrops by Louise Glück

The Road Away by Kim Sowol

From June to December: Summer Villanelle by Wendy Cope

“After My Brother’s Death, I Reflect on the Iliad,” by Elisa Gonzalez

Letter to a Lost Friend by Barbara Hamby

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