Devotional blog dedicated to the Goddess Sigyn offering support to those who are "holding the bowl" within difficult relationships.
As Jamie Lee Curtis explains, hurt people hurt people…
An anti-bullying video which tells us all something important about dealing with bullies. And not becoming them.
Please reblog this. Let’s spread it around.
indigosleeps I lied. I lied so hard. I’ve had your Sigyn drawn for a while
my fangirl is showing I’m so sorry ;skdfh;kjhf
Depression is so isolating bc you don’t want to be a bother to anyone so you start doing really passive aggressive things to try and reach out, which makes you feel even worse so you end up quietly weeping in the bathroom and when someone knocks on the door you immediately hide yr face and clear yr throat and say “oh yeah, I’m fine.”
Many of you saw this when I originally posted it a few months ago, and it was incredibly popular. However, we have a lot of new people and I thought they might want to see it, as well. Dyslexia is often accompanied by other conditions such as ADHD, dyscalculia, dysgraphia and dyspraxia.
You cannot force Sigyn ever to depart from the chosen path of Her heart. If that includes smiting someone, She’ll do it, but not as a reaction. She is above reaction. She does not react unthinkingly. She chooses consciously and in the fullness of Her power.
“It’s hard to read that back when Megan’s seizures started 27 years ago, there was evidence that marijuana might have been able to prevent all that has happened to her. Now is the time to stop the ignorance.” – Rob
Coloring is an activity that we tend to associate with children. As we grow older, we put aside our crayons and colored pencils in favor of more respectable writing utensils like pens and highlighters. However, it turns out coloring can be beneficial for adults – namely for its de-stressing power.
The practice generates wellness, quietness and also stimulates brain areas related to motor skills, the senses and creativity…
Coloring Isn’t Just For Kids. It Can Actually Help Adults Combat Stress.
I will never not reblog this when I see it.
So freaking true.
I always get told that I “Don’t look autistic” oh I’m sorry, should I wear a fucking sign over my neck saying I am?
“You’re deaf? But you don’t look deaf?”
What the fuck does deaf look like??
Georgetown University hosted a training on how to plan accessible and inclusive events. Exactly zero student groups sent representatives to the training.
Holding the Bowl 