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Traditional Face - Destiny Fantasy Skin for Lelutka Evo X
Skin Destiny Fantasy is designed for LeLUTKA EvoX heads and is also compatible with all heads that use EvoX UV. Skin available in 13 tones ✧
Included in your purchase(s) is:
．Face Skin (Brows/Browless) ．Shape For Avalon ．Base Eyebrows ．Ears Skin ．Neck ．
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Skin&Shape: Destiny Fantasy Skin for Lelutka Evo X
Head: LeLUTKA Avalon Head 4.0
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Compatible with Velour's Ipanema /Venus/Picasso bodies available here: Bodies Skin
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Alright! Here's my Destiny Fireteam as promised. These figures are purist (Yes, the rubber bands are Lego). Weapons provided by Brickarms. The Warlock is very similar to the one shown off in my previous Destiny photo: The Long Way Home. The Hunter has a new technique ( At least I think it is) for a gun wrap, which is just a Brickarms XSR wrapped in a cape and secured by two rubber bands. Headgear technique on both the Hunter and the Titan go to Ravage. Not sure who came up with the shoulder pauldron thing for the Titan but I've seen it before. Anyways hopefully I can put together a small 16x16 moc for these guys but we'll see. As usual I'd love to hear your thoughts so please comment below.
-Luke
(70 STOLEN FAVES)
A most beautiful weekend All:D
HUGS.............( back monday)
..................Keep Ithaka always in your mind.
Arriving there is what you are destined for........................
( C. Cavafy ITHAKA)
“An invisible red thread connects those who are destined to meet, regardless of time, place or circumstances. The thread can stretch or get tangled, but it will never break ... " Alchemy has been able to understand this and take advantage of these two sources, themselves from the dawn of time. In addition, the Primordial Tradition is, from all eternity, symbolized by a RED THREAD, which seems to thread the immense fresco of the history of men. Very often invisible to the eyes of laymen, it never escapes the eyes of initiates, both Christians and alchemists. The Invisible Red Thread That Binds 2 People Intended To Be Together. Legend tells us that there is an elusive red thread of fate that unites 2 souls destined to be together. Those thus connected are linked, no matter what time, place or circumstance. The concept resembles the Western concept of a "soul mate" or "twin flame". What's different is that this proverb focuses more on the concept of being "related" to someone rather than finding your other half. “The red threads don't move around our ankles when we walk, they don't catch us when we go through things - the Chinese believe they emanate from us from birth, from the moment we arrive in the world. As we age, with each passing year the threads grow stronger, bringing us closer to the people whose lives are meant to intersect with ours in some way. The Red Thread of Fate (Chinese: 姻緣紅線; pinyin: Yīnyuán hóngxiàn), also referred to as the Red Thread of Marriage, and other variants, is an East Asian belief originating from Chinese mythology. It is commonly thought of as an invisible red cord around the finger of those that are destined to meet one another in a certain situation as they are "their true love".[1] According to Chinese legend, the deity in charge of "the red thread" is believed to be Yuè Xià Lǎorén (月下老人), often abbreviated to Yuè Lǎo (月老), the old lunar matchmaker god, who is in charge of marriages. In the original Chinese myth, it is tied around both parties' ankles, while in Japanese culture it is bound from a male's thumb to a female's little finger, and in Korean culture, the red thread is thought to be tied around the little finger of both parties. Although in modern times it is common across all three cultures to depict the thread being tied around the fingers, often the little finger. The color red in Chinese culture symbolises happiness and it is also prominently featured during Chinese weddings, such as having both bride and groom wear red throughout the entire procession or at some point during the marriage rituals. The two people connected by the red thread are destined lovers, regardless of place, time, or circumstances. This magical cord may stretch or tangle, but never break. This myth is similar to the Western concept of soulmate or a destined partner. One story featuring the red thread of fate involves a young boy. Walking home one night, a young boy sees an old man (Yue Xia Lao) standing beneath the moonlight. The man explains to the boy that he is attached to his destined wife by a red thread. Yue Xia Lao shows the boy the young girl who is destined to be his wife. Being young and having no interest in having a wife, the young boy picks up a rock and throws it at the girl, running away. Many years later, when the boy has grown into a young man, his parents arrange a wedding for him. On the night of his wedding, his wife waits for him in their bedroom, with the traditional veil covering her face. Raising it, the man is delighted to find that his wife is one of the great beauties of his village. However, she wears an adornment on her eyebrow. He asks her why she wears it and she responds that when she was a young girl, a boy threw a rock at her that struck her, leaving a scar on her eyebrow. She self-consciously wears the adornment to cover it up. The woman is, in fact, the same young girl connected to the man by the red thread shown to him by Yue Xia Lao back in his childhood, showing that they were connected by the red thread of fate. Another version of the same story involves an ambitious young man who talks to Yue Xia Lao and insists on asking him about who will he marry, thinking that he'll net himself a rich girl. Yue Xia Lao points at a poor-looking little girl who's taking a stroll with an old blind woman in a marketplace, shows him a red thread between the two, and tells the man that he'll marry her someday. Displeased, the man tells a servant to kill the two and then leaves the village. Years later the man, now a promising public officer, marries a beautiful woman from a rich family who is very much the perfect wife for him save for two details: she has a limp and covers her forehead with a silk patch for undisclosed reasons. He asks his wife why and she begins crying, telling him that she is the niece of the family leaders rather than their daughter: her parents died when she was young and she initially lived with her old blind nanny, but one day a madman stabbed her caretaker to death in a local marketplace and wounded her, leaving her scarred and almost crippled. The man realizes that Yue Xia Lao was right, tearfully confesses that he ordered the attack and asks his wife for forgiveness, which she gives to him.In another story, a girl has a crush on a boy and decides to declare her love for him. Unfortunately, the boy
rejects her and makes fun of her. The girl runs off to a fountain where she meets Yue Xia Lao who tells her they are soul mates. The girl is still fuming and runs off. When the girl becomes a lady, she meets a young man who seems very charming and in other terms familiar to her. She then asks the man for his name and he says the name of the young boy. The lady doesn't seem to realise though and then on their special day he tells her a girl liked him but he was foolish and made fun of her for it, he then exclaims the girl had the same name as her. Realising who he was, she admits she was the girl and he eventually apologizes.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_thread_of_fate
Wearing a thin scarlet or crimson string (Hebrew: חוט השני, khutt hasheni) as a type of talisman is a Jewish folk custom as a way to ward off misfortune brought about by the "evil eye" (Hebrew: עין הרע). The tradition is popularly thought to be associated with Kabbalah and religious forms of Judaism. The red string itself is usually made from thin scarlet wool thread. It is worn as a bracelet or band on the left wrist of the wearer (understood in some Kabbalistic theory as the receiving side of the spiritual body), knotted seven times. The person has to knot it 7 times while saying the kabbalah bracelet prayer.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_string_(Kabbalah)
The Legend of the Red String of Japan
According to this myth, everyone's pinky finger is tied to an invisible red string that will lead him or her to another person with whom they will make history
For the Japanese, who know so much and intuit more, human relations are predestined by a red string that the gods tie to the pinky fingers of those who find each other in life. Legend has it that the two people connected by this thread will have an important story, regardless of the time, place or circumstances. The red string might get tangled, contracted or stretched, as surely often happens, but it can never break. This legend, so much more aesthetic than that of the twin souls, occurs when it is discovered that the ulnar artery connects the heart with the pinky finger (which is the same reason why in many cultures promises are made by two people crossing their pinkies). The thin vein running from heart to hand extends through the invisible world, to end its course in someone else’s heart. But unlike other amorous superstitions, the Japanese one isn’t limited to couples, or a single person who one is destined to find. It speaks of a type of arterial ramification that emerges from a finger toward all those with whom we will make history and all those whom we will help in one way or another. For the ontological imagination, the myth of the red string is a way to understand our itinerary of encounters as a predetermined plot where couples’ relationships, the intimate brushes against someone, and all the little stories we crisscross with others are neither random triumphs nor accidents, but part of a scarlet tapestry whose threads were given to us when we were born but which we knit ourselves. One Japanese legend tells of an old man who lives in the moon and comes out every night to search among kin spirits to reunite them on Earth, who have something to learn from each other, and when he finds them he ties a red thread to them so they find their paths. Thus, our red strings end in someone else. Accepting this, or at least considering it, is a secret consolation: it is as if our steps — stubborn as they may sometimes seem — knew the route and geography of our multiple amorous destinations, and therefore there were no “slips” or poor decisions. There are two memorable moments in cinema that pay tribute to the subtle and mysterious aesthetic of this conductive read string: the first is the film Dolls by Takeshi Kitano, and the second Sayonara, by Joshua Logan. In both we find out at the end that the couples were united by the red string of destiny, and that everything that occurred before was nothing more than a plot through the route of string that would end up reuniting them. “Journeys end in lovers meeting,” William Shakespeare said.
All cultures have pondered what it is that governs the individual path of each person, and among them many have conceived an astronomical thread that predicts their paths. Think of the Moirai of the Greeks, who hold a thread of gold for each person on earth and cut it suddenly when his or her death is due, or in the thread, also red by the way, of the Cabala which connects the believers to the holy land of Jerusalem. It’s logical to think that if life is conceived as a great text (from the Latin textus: knitting, connection), the strings are the main material of men to rasterize their daily lives. To “lose the thread” is now a universal expression to refer to practical or even existential deviation.
Thus, the legend of the red thread tells us that within the labyrinth of encounters and shared stories there is a predesigned and perfect path, a scarlet string which, like that of Ariadne, connects us with our irrevocable destination placed at the edge of another string that will also lead to us. This Valentine’s Day, Faena Hotel Miami Beach invites you to get away and light up the fire of love.
Phase#4
Coloring your Destiny
They say black the king of all color but it's wrong!.
black is nowhere,blank,zero its not a color, we need tiny flash that enlightens our steps in life to creat our rainbow to ride it and beat the darkness. . .
By:CornerStone
Model:A~
to be continued. . . .
cheak Phase#4
I always thought that Destiny's Child Michelle doll was the prettiest out of the three, but I never thought about adding her to my collection until I saw her on Artsy ~BETA~ Lover's photo stream.
I immediately began the hunt for her and as I always say, she finally came home this week.
Screenshot of the beauty of Destiny 2.
Tools used: Lightroom color correction custom preset.
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"In its dying breath, The Traveler created the Ghosts to seek out those who can wield its Light as a weapon - Guardians - to protect us and do what the Traveler itself no longer can." -The Speaker
Life size (or close to it) replica of a Ghost - your Ghost - from the game Destiny. It is as fragile as it looks! I figured out how to build the octahedral core from these builds by OptimalControl.
The core is lit up with a BrickLite.
Destiny
All my life, I am a missionary. I reach
out to the common tao, prioritize their needs
over mine. This is my destiny.
Amen.
/totomai
Syracuse, NY. August 2021.
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Carnival Destiny. Taken with my Nikon 16mm f/2.8 fisheye. This was taken from our balcony on deck 6.
Another 2010-er. This is Lone Cypress on 17 Mile drive, but shot from the bottom.
Cheers,
-jared ropelato
The little gypsy could read destiny in the sun.
Her little hand waved towards the light,
you were in her way, she knew it.
It was only a matter of time to find you.
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Destiny
I was sitting there,
on the shore,
watching the waves.
I saw her,
trapped beneath the surface.
I lunged.
I held on.
I needed to help her escape.
As we clutched,
we became one.
I knew her pain.
I knew her confusion.
I felt her fear.
We struggled,
she and I.
Not against each other,
but against destiny.
I needed to give her life;
she needed me to let go.
I always thought that Destiny's Child Michelle doll was the prettiest out of the three, but I never thought about adding her to my collection until I saw her on Artsy ~BETA~ Lover's photo stream.
I immediately began the hunt for her and as I always say, she finally came home this week.
The dark heart of Willbreaker burns within this blade.
Arc Edge is one of three Legendary swords in Destiny: The Taken King. While it has no working features, the blade is sturdy enough in many poses, as well as very light slashes and jabs.
Length (blade): 29.75"
Length (blade + hilt): 39"
Weight: 2.5 lb
I think that you have to believe in your destiny; that you will succeed, you will meet a lot of rejection and it is not always a straight path, there will be detours - so enjoy the view.
Michael York
This time for a change it was the lovely stranger who approached me on the street. She was impressed by my camera and lens, she said, which is probably quite normal for a photography student, I was to find out soon enough.
Destiny, 21 y/o, was very kind and gave me some ideas to get online photo stuff much cheaper than elsewhere. All I need for now is a strap to lift off the weight I feel on my neck.
We chatted a bit about her school and some personal matters. She was on her way to her boyfriend with a bowl of lunch.
As we parted she asked me whether I was OK with her telling her class about our spontaneous encounter.
Sure thing, I said and gave her one of my cards.
This is the second of three Destiny themed mini-figures.
“We have found new ways to weaponize curiosity. Pathways into darkness.” ~ Destiny Grimoire
Location: Venus, Ishtar Sink
Class: Warlock, Stormcaller
Race: Awoken Male
Gear (Pictured with Stormtrance active)
Random Helmet, Bindcaster I Arms, Bindcaster I Chest, Bindcaster I Boots, Ebonthorn Bond, Sins of Kharad-Tan artifact, and Surfbreaker shader. The Fusion Rifle is just for show.
Traveler, speak to me. Why did you abandon me? Your silence haunts me. I have pondered your ways, devoted my life to understand your secrets. The powers you have gifted me; can tear apart the fabric of reality. Do you not fear that which you did place upon me? My mind is a drifting precipice. The closer I am to you, the further away I become. My consciousness fades. I am growing mad.
Aftermarket parts are from Brick Forge, Brick Warriors, Amazing/United Armory, and Cape Madness
It’s a shame that the Aquazone visor is transparent, but it works so well for a Warlock mini-figure. Lego didn’t produce this element in a solid blue. I guess it works out for Stormtrance though.
Faves, comments, and feedback are appreciated, thank you!