Haunted Mansion?
haunted mansion is soooo good i need to do more stuff for it but im kinda focusing on my trek ocs rn and i want to make comics with those guys so sjjfjgjg
for anyone following my hm 2023 fic, open for business, im having to put it on hold due to life 💔 im just not in the mood to write much anymore, and i want to work on my visual projects like euclid-c and the seraphim (my star trek oc stories!!)
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The Burning Ones
“The Seraphim are all eyes — they can perceive true beauty.”
In the Second Book of Enoch, a class of celestial beings are mentioned alongside the seraphim, known as the “phoenixes.” They are described as "flying elements of the sun.” The phoenix could therefore be an analog for the seraphim.
(A winged sun hovers over a sepulchre filled with water; an alchemical symbol from Rosary of the Philosophers.)
The Phoenix, a mythical bird that symbolizes rebirth, renewal, and immortality across various cultures, is often depicted as being reborn from its ashes, symbolizing the cycle of life, death, and rebirth.
In a literal sense, Twin Flames represent the dual nature of existence — life and death, destruction and rebirth, or even the Phoenix's power over fire itself, alluded to in its namesake that incorporates the word “flames.”
This dual imagery emphasizes the transformative power of the Phoenix, not just in its ability to be reborn, but also in its capacity to navigate and unite opposing forces within the cycle of renewal.
Twin Flames, in spiritual and esoteric beliefs, are souls that are mirror reflections of each other, thought to be the ultimate soulmate connection. Much like the Phoenix, Twin Flames undergo a journey of transformation and rebirth. The journey is deeply connected to another soul and is a powerful transformation that leads to higher levels of consciousness or existence. Twin Flames are phoenixes that represent the idea that through cycles of destruction and rebirth, a soul finds its most profound connection and fulfillment.
Additionally, Twin Flames signify the balancing of energies within oneself or the universe, embodying a harmonious state achieved through the process of rebirth that the Phoenix undergoes. This harmony is essential for personal growth, enlightenment, or the attainment of a higher state of being. The imagery of the Twin Flame Phoenixes is rich with symbolic meaning, often touching on themes of profound transformation, eternal love, and the cyclical nature of life and spiritual evolution.
If Scorpio represents the death of the Phoenix, then Aries represents its resurrection. Both of these astrological signs have a shared home planet in Mars. The planet is named after the Roman God of War: Mars (Ares in Greek mythology). His counterpart is the Roman Goddess of Victory: Victoria.
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TW: Themes of religion, specifically pertaining for Christianity, cosmic horror
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The Seraphim
The highest ranking of all the choirs, exclusively reserved for Its half-mortal children. Most assume It only created one human child to die for humanity's misdeeds. That is wrong. Throughout their history, It created and sacrificed countless human hybrids. As time dragged on, and the world became a darker place, some say It created thousands of sons and daughters to die for us.
Until one day, It simply vanished. No one knows why. Some believe the withering faith in the Cosmos killed It. Others believe Its heart grew so cold and indifferent, It abandoned the world to die. Whatever the reason, the creator of the universe disappeared without warning.
This was only the beginning. The magic in Heaven immediately weakened, allowing demons to creep back onto Earth. The dreaded, putrid Spires rose, which inflicted the Plague of Despair onto humanity. As men perished on mass, the once dwindling population of the Undead immediately exploded.
Yet of all of Its creations, the Seraphims were the ones who suffered most. One by one, each voice in the great choir was consumed by their grief and burnt up into ash. Within a week, only one remained.
So now the fate of the aviary is in his hands. A man of pure light with six colorful wings. He, the last of the Seraphims, the last of Its sentient children, must go on alone.
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Can we talk about this frame in the angels "if hell is forever then heaven is a lie" song.
If the fire wasn't burning in the reflection of her eyes, then she would look almost innocent. This small detail says a lot, and it was added there for a reason.
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This scene means so much for the rest of the show. The fact that Pentious made it to heaven not only means that sinners can be redeemed but also that the winners can fall. I am 100% calling it now, we are going to see Adam in hell for the way he acted.
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The Fall of Joy
Masterpost
An idea that I pray does not happen. I stg Emily better be safe and happy these next two episodes-
Hypothetical Fallen Angel Emily! Because this angst would not leave my brain. It hurts to leave heaven, but she won't be alone. If Emily was cast from heaven, I think the hotel would welcome her with open arms...
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