thebibliosphere:

insouciantlypersnickety365:

Acknowledge your fear. Let it pass over and through you, breathe it in and hold it in your lungs, then let it out like fire.

You do not need to be a ray of sunshine to be the positive change you want to see in the world. Sometimes you can be a very small, very afraid flicker in the darkness. Just don’t let that flicker go out.

From this post by @thebibliosphere

…uuHHM so I’m legitimately about to start crying.

This is beautiful, you made it so beautiful I can’t…even begin to process how perfect this is. Holy shit. This is a wonderful gift.
Thank you.

Source: insouciantlypersnickety365

queens-bees:

okay I know that there are terrible terrible people out there but listen

I also know that there are people who stop and smile at tiny plants growing out of sidewalk cracks, people who laugh so loud they snort, people who compliment others randomly, people who take pictures of their friends because they love seeing their friends happy, people who ramble about things that they’re passionate about, people who blush and stutter, people who are kind, people who are warm, people who love and love and love and love.

Could there be a paladin that serves a pantheon of good gods?

wearepaladin:

Certainly, provided the pantheon is comfortable with a shared servant.

Eliana, the paladin of this blog, is dedicated to one goddess, but on Her request willingly works for Her husband or sons (and later some of their more distant decendents) as needed as well. So paladins like that can work! Imho, it would only work with a fairly close-knit pantheon, though, and it helps that if there’s ever any disagreement Eliana can fall back to the fact that her dedication is specifically to the Mother.