Jed Miracle

Junkyard King
sullenmoons: Valerius De SaedeleerSnow in Flanders, 1928

sullenmoons:

Valerius De Saedeleer
Snow in Flanders, 1928

challenger23: The Book Of Lies, by Aleister Crowley, turns 100 (or is it 101?) this year. By far, my favorite piece of esoterica in existence. The first Crowley book I ever bought, whose title came to me in a dream, whose spine leaped out at me from between hundreds others, whose words have accompanied my deepest and most profound experiences, whose poems I return to time and time again, etched in my mind, whose pages are worn, whose cover is nearly disintegrated, this book has kept me sane through sheer insanity.

challenger23:

The Book Of Lies, by Aleister Crowley, turns 100 (or is it 101?) this year.

By far, my favorite piece of esoterica in existence. The first Crowley book I ever bought, whose title came to me in a dream, whose spine leaped out at me from between hundreds others, whose words have accompanied my deepest and most profound experiences, whose poems I return to time and time again, etched in my mind, whose pages are worn, whose cover is nearly disintegrated, this book has kept me sane through sheer insanity.

(via strange-attraktor)

zombienormal: The Muster, Alfred Kubin (1877-1959), circa 1903. (Christie’s London, 2007) Via.

zombienormal:

The Muster, Alfred Kubin (1877-1959), circa 1903. (Christie’s London, 2007)

Via.