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Steppe nomade warrior and his babhagir mount.
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The Tibetan Mastiff: Your Own Personal Himalayan Yeti (But Friendlier)
Forget those mythical beasts guarding snowy peaks – the Tibetan Mastiff is the real deal. This ancient giant boasts a lineage older than your grandma's favorite rocking chair, and their loyalty runs deeper than a Himalayan crevasse. But before you start digging a moat for your new best friend, let's break down the good, the giant, and the fluffy of owning a Tibetan Mastiff.
From Nomadic Guardians to Living Legends
Imagine a world without fences. That was life for Tibetan nomads, who relied on these colossal canines to guard their herds from hungry predators and sketchy characters. These weren't your average guard dogs – Tibetan Mastiffs were basically furry fortresses, with a booming bark that could scare away a yeti (or at least make it reconsider its snack choice). Today, they're still revered symbols of good luck and protection, but with way less yak wrangling involved.
A Gentle Giant with an Independent Streak
Tibetan Mastiffs are as loyal as they are large. They bond deeply with their families, offering unwavering devotion (think best friend who also happens to be the size of a small pony). However, their independent streak is real. The Cane Corso can also be as large as these gentle giants. These pups aren't pushovers – they're thinkers who need early socialization to avoid becoming suspicious of strangers. Think of them as the chill bodyguards of the dog world – they'll keep an eye out, but won't necessarily attack first (unless you mess with their humans, then all bets are off).
Living with a Mountain Guardian: Not for the Faint of Leash
Owning Tibetan Mastiff Puppies is like having your own personal mountain lion (but way cuddlier). These giants need ample space to roam and stretch those long legs. Forget tiny apartments – a fenced-in yard with secure boundaries is a must-have. Grooming is a breeze (think one or two good brushings a week), but bath time might require a team effort (or a professional groomer).
Keeping Your Gentle Giant Healthy:
Tibetan Mastiffs have a lifespan of 10-12 years, but their size can make them prone to certain health issues like hip dysplasia and bloat. Regular vet checkups, a healthy diet, and keeping them at a good weight are key to a long and happy life for your furry giant.
Training Your Himalayan Companion: Respect is Key
Tibetan Mastiffs are smart, but their independent streak can make traditional training methods a challenge. Positive reinforcement with treats and praise is your best bet. The Neapolitan Mastiff needs quite a bit of training as well. They're eager to please their trusted handlers, so positive vibes go a long way. Early socialization is crucial to prevent fearfulness or aggression later in life. Think of it as teaching them proper mountain etiquette – gotta know how to interact with other creatures (especially the smaller ones).
Who Should Adopt a Tibetan Mastiff?
These aren't your average lapdogs. The ideal owner has an active lifestyle and a house that resembles a small castle (with a secure yard, of course). Experience with large breeds is a plus, as their size and strength require a confident and capable handler. Families with older children who understand canine behavior can find a loyal companion in a Tibetan Mastiff. But first-time dog owners and those living in cramped spaces might want to consider a smaller guardian, like a fluffy chihuahua.
A Loyal Companion with a Storied Past
If you can provide the space, care, and consistent training a Tibetan Mastiff requires, the rewards are epic. Their unwavering loyalty, independent spirit, and majestic presence make them cherished companions. The English Mastiff is also a wonderful companion as well. Owning a Tibetan Mastiff isn't just about having a dog; it's about welcoming a guardian, protector, and a living piece of Himalayan history into your life. Just be prepared for the endless supply of fur tumbleweeds and the occasional mistaken identity as a mythical beast (because, let's face it, they're pretty darn impressive).
In Conclusion
The Tibetan Mastiff is a breed unlike any other. Their colossal size embodies the spirit of the Himalayas, while their gentle heart offers unwavering companionship. Carefully consider the responsibilities involved in owning one of these majestic creatures. If you can provide the space, training, and love they deserve, a Tibetan Mastiff will reward you with a loyal friend and a guardian for life.
A Watchful Protector: For The Progression Of The Ages
Mastiffs, gentle giants with ancient roots, come in various breeds. Loyal guardians with calm temperaments, they require ample space, training, and experienced owners due to their size and strength. Though some breeds have wrinkles, all Mastiffs offer a lifetime of devotion.
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Herbal Glossary!
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Anise Hyssop
Origin: The name comes from the Greek word hyssopos and the Hebrew word for Azob, a holy herb used for cleaning sacred places. Hyssop is native to southern Europe and the Mediterranean.
Benefits: Create a delicious tea to help relieve symptoms of the common cold, such as congestion.
Arnica
Origin: Arnica has been used for its many healing properties for centuries, since its discovery by goat herders who noticed their goats went up the mountains in search of its flowers to heal themselves after falling or stumbling.
Benefits: Arnica can help reduce bruising and swelling, as well as muscle soreness from exercise or sports injuries.
Ashwagandha
Origin: In Ayurvedic healing tradition, ashwagandha is recognized as one of the most powerful herbs. Use of this root can be traced back for over 3,000 years.
Benefits: This is an adaptogenic herb that can be used to strengthen your immune system and to target the negative effects that stress takes on the body.
Astragalus
Origin: Astragalus is a foundational herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine to support one’s Chi.
Benefits: Use astragalus to support a weakened immune system.
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Blue Lotus
Origin: Blue Lotus was prized above all other plants by the Ancient Egyptians. The plant was associated with the Sun God Ra as the bringer of light.
Benefits: Use Blue Lotus to calm the nerves and brighten your mood.
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Calendula
Origin: Calendula has been considered a magical herb for centuries. Ancient Egyptians used it for their skin, the Greeks and Romans used it as a culinary herb, and in ancient and modern India it is used in wedding ceremonies.
Benefits: Use Calendula to support healthy skin, cure stomach ailments, and in culinary dishes.
California Poppy
Origin: The early Spanish settlers of California saw the California Poppy lighting up the coastal hillsides, and it is said they could guide their ships by the sight.
Benefits: Use California Poppy as a tincture for mild sedative and analgesic effects and also as an anxiolytic (anti-anxiety remedy). California Poppy contains no opiates, and is non-addictive and safe.
Chaga
Origin: Chaga has been recognized for thousands of years as a powerful healing mushroom. Ancient Asian Folk Medicine practitioners relied on it for balance, and to boost the immune system. Chaga also has a long history of use in Russian and Siberian folklore and herbalism.
Benefits: Use it in a tea to boost immunity, energy, and reduce inflammation.
Chlorella
Origin: Known as the “Jewel of the East”, chlorella is a genus of single cell freshwater green algae which is comprised of organisms that have survived as a life form for billions of years.
Benefits: Use chlorella to detoxify, support your immune system, and aid in digestion.
Cordyceps
Origin: According to legend, yak herders in the Himalayas of Tibet and Nepal noticed that their yaks grazed on a certain mushroom, they suddenly become very energetic and playful.
Benefits: Use Cordyceps in a tincture or powder to increase energy, detoxify the body, stimulate the immune system, and as an overall tonic for the body.
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Damiana
Origin: Damiana has been used since the times of the Aztecs in Mexico, Central America, and South America. Originally taken during religious ceremonies, it was later banned due to its "passion inspiring properties."
Benefits: Damiana helps to boost libido and is known as an essential aphrodisiac.
Dandelion
Origin: Dandelion's common name was apparently invented by a 15th century surgeon, who compared the shape of the leaves to a lion's tooth, or dens lionis.
Benefits: Both the Dandelion leaf and root have been used for centuries in traditional medicine to treat liver, gallbladder, kidney ailments, weak digestion and rheumatism.
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Echinacea
Origin: Echinacea was the primary medicine of the North American Indians, who used root poultices for wounds, bites, stings, and snakebites.
Benefits: Use Echinacea as soon as you feel a cold coming on for powerful immune support.
Elderberry
Origin: “Father of medicine” Hippocrates recognized elderberry’s gifts as early as 400 AD. Elderberry was often called the “medicine chest” of the country folk.
Benefits: Elderberry is often used for its ability to boost and balance the immune system and quell coughs, colds, flu, and bacterial and viral infections. Make your own syrup or take as a tincture.
Elecampane
Origin: Elecampane is reputed to owe its genus name "Inula Helenium", to the fabled beauty Helen of Troy.
Benefits: Elecampane is wonderful for respiratory health, for digestive health, and can be used as an anti-parasitic.
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Fennel
Origin: Fennel crops up in Greek mythology, when humanity received a fiery coal from Mount Olympus in a fennel bulb. Hippocrates talked about the medicinal powers of fennel to treat infant colic.
Benefits: Fennel Seeds help to relax the smooth muscles of the digestive system, which stimulates bile flow and reduces pain associated with digestion.
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Ginger
Origin: In Ayuverdic medicine, ginger is called the “universal medicine.” In Chinese Medicine for over 4,000 years, Ginger was used to treat nausea, dysentery and to act as an overall digestive stimulant.
Benefits: Use ginger to soothe an upset stomach, a cold, or a case of the flu. Take in tincture form, cook in its dried or fresh form, or brew as a tea.
Gotu Kola
Origin: Gotu Kola is an Ayurvedic herb that was first used in India where it has a reputation for rejuvenating the body and mind. Gotu kola is said to also develop the crown chakra.
Benefits: Use this herb in a tea to enhance concentration and memory.
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Hawthorn Berry
Origin: Hawthorn is a symbol of love and union. The Hawthorn tree is steeped in Celtic mythology and history, with many believing that the trees were inhabited by the Faery Folk.
Benefits: Use Hawthorn Berry in a tincture or tonic for heart health and improved circulation.
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Jasmine
Origin: The name “Jasmine” derives from the Persian word Yasmin, meaning "Gift from God.” The flower is sacred in India and the Himalayas.
Benefits: Use Jasmine’s uplifting scent to help boost mood. Jasmine is wonderful as a tea or infused in oil.
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Lavender
Origin: Lavender is probably the most well known medicinal herb. Originally from France and the western Mediterranean, lavender is now cultivated worldwide.
Benefits: Lavender can be used as a sleep-aid, to help heal wounds and burns, and to quell anxiety.
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Lemon Balm
Origin: Also known as “Sweet Mary,” “Honey Plant,” and “Cure-All,” this herb has been cultivated as a culinary and medicinal plant for over 2,000 years.
Benefits: Use Lemon Balm to combat anxiety, treat wounds, and soothe indigestion.
Linden
Origin: Linden is included in the folk stories and mythology of many different European cultures. In the symbolism of flowers, linden is a symbol of conjugal love, sweetness, peace and happiness.
Benefits: Linden flowers have been used traditionally for colds, cough, fever, infections, inflammation, high blood pressure, and headache.
Lion's Mane
Origin: Lion’s Mane has been a staple in Traditional Chinese Medicine for centuries. It’s also known as “deer’s tail,” “satyr’s beard,” and even the “pom pom” mushroom.
Benefits: This mushroom has adaptogenic properties and may protect against dementia, reduce mild symptoms of anxiety and depression and help repair nerve damage.
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Maca
Origin: Maca was first utilized by the Incas in Peru. Maca root grows in the mountains of Peru at high altitudes of 7,000 to 11,000 feet, making it the highest altitude growing plant in the world.
Benefits: Use Maca as a mood and libido booster, or a hormone stabilizer. Add in powder form to coffee, teas, or smoothies.
Marshmallow
Origin: Stems of marshmallow were originally peeled to reveal the soft and spongy pith. This pith was boiled in sugar syrup and dried to produced a soft, chewy confection.
Benefits: As a demulcent it is an agent that forms a soothing film over mucous membranes, relieving minor pain and inflammation of the membrane.
Matcha
Origin: Matcha can be traced back to the Tang Dynasty in China, where citizens would steam tea leaves into bricks, making it easier to transport and trade.
Benefits: Matcha is great for boosting the metabolism and is a wonderful alternative to coffee. It is filled with antioxidants and is rich in fiber.
Mimosa Flower
Origin: Mimosa has been called “the happiness flower” and is used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to cleanse the heart and liver meridians (energetic pathways) in the body. Mimosa tree bark is also used as a common remedy for generalized muscular discomfort and swelling.
Benefits: Use Mimosa Flower for emotional relief, especially from grief or anxiety.
Mucuna Pruriens
Origin: Mucuna Pruriens is classified in Traditional Chinese Medicine as a jing enhancing herb. Jing loosely translates as “life force” or “vital essence."
Benefits: Mucuna Pruriens can be used to increase libido, support brain health, and boost mood. Drink as a tonic or in put in smoothies, teas, and coffee.
Mugwort
Origin: Around 1,000 years ago, medieval brewers used Mugwort to make a beer or ale called "gruit.” Mugwort is called the “Mother’s Herb” and is traditionally used for dreamwork.
Benefits: Use this herb to aid in lucid dreaming, help regulate periods, and alleviate joint pain.
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Nutmeg
Origin: Nutmeg has a long history of use as a spice, with recorded evidence that the ancient Romans and Greeks enjoyed its warm, aromatic flavor and aroma.
Benefits: Use nutmeg to relieve pain, soothe indigestion, relieve insomnia, and improve brain function. Nutmeg can also help protect the liver, improve cholesterol levels, and regulate blood levels.
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Oat Straw
Origin: Archaeological studies show that oats have been found dating from 2,000 BCE and have been used ever since as a valuable source of human and animal nutrition.
Benefits: Uses include helping to balance the menstrual cycle, to treat dysmenorrhoea, for osteoporosis and urinary tract infections. Drink in an herbal infusion for maximum benefits!
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Peppermint
Origin: Peppermint was used in ancient Roman, Greek, and Egyptian cultures in both culinary and medicinal forms.
Benefits: Use Peppermint as a digestive aid to soothe stomach pains and indigestion.
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Red Clover
Origin: Red clover has been used for 400 years in anti-cancer formulas.
Benefits: Because of red clover’s concentration of the phytoestrogens daidzein and genistein, which mimic the activity of estrogen, red clover has been studied for its use in alleviating the discomfort of menopause.
Reishi
Origin: The Reishi Mushroom is one of the most valued plants in traditional Chinese medicine, and is described alongside Ginseng as one of the two most important elixirs.
Benefits: Use Reishi for an immune system boost, improved liver function, and to restore hormonal balance.
Rose
Origin: The Greeks, Persians, and Romans all used roses as medicine. The botanical name of the Wild Rose, rosaceae canina reflects how the Romans used it to help treat rabid dog bites.
Benefits: Roses have astringent, anti-viral, anti-bacterial, and diuretic properties.
Rosemary
Origin: Usage of rosemary dates back to 500 b.c. The ancient Greeks and Romans used it as a culinary and medicinal herb.
Benefits: Rosemary can be used for improved concentration and improved digestion. It may help alleviate muscle pain, boost the immune and circulatory system, and promote hair growth.
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Saffron
Origin: Traditional healers have historically used saffron to treat heartache, hemorrhoids, and other kinds of inflammation. Cleopatra was said to bathe in saffron-infused mare’s milk before seeing a suitor.
Benefits: Saffron can be used as an aphrodisiac, asthma, dry skin, heartburn, and for baldness.
Sage
Origin: In ancient Rome, the herb was used to heal ulcers, stop the bleeding of wounds, and to soothe a sore throat. The Chinese used sage to treat colds, joint pain, typhoid fever, and kidney and liver issues.
Benefits: Sage is known to lower cholesterol, and is a tonic for the liver. Sage is helpful for women’s health, specifically pain from menstruation.
Schisandra
Origin: Chinese folklore and Traditional Chinese Medicine says that Schisandra can "calm the heart and quiet the spirit.”
Benefits: Add Schisandra to your home apothecary for a powerful anti-anxiety tool.
Shilajit
Origin: Shilajit has been known and used for centuries in Ayurvedic medicine as a rejuvenator and anti-aging compound.
Benefits: Shilajit is useful in the treatment of kidney stones, edema, and hemorrhoids, and as an internal antiseptic.
Spice Bush
Origin: Native Americans originally used the bark, twigs and berries to make teas that could help treat colds, fevers and rheumatism.
Benefits: Make a warming and stimulating tea from spice bush to help with both digestion and circulation.
Stinging Nettle
Origin: Stinging nettle, or Urtica dioica, is a flowering plant that is found worldwide. It is native to northern Africa, North America, Asia, and Europe.
Benefits: Use Stinging Nettle in a tea to reduce inflammation, help with hay fever, and aid in stabilizing blood sugar levels.
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Thyme
Origin: Thyme’s name is from the Greek word thymos, meaning “strong.”
Benefits: Thyme can be used as a nervine herb (to relieve stress) or to help heal respiratory infections. It can also improve digestion and has antibacterial properties.
Tremella
Origin: Tremella comes to us from Traditional Chinese Medicine for overall immune health.
Benefits: Use it to help aching joints or muscles, or for complexion and skin health.
Tulsi
Origin: Tulsi or ‘Holy Basil” comes from the healing tradition of Ayurvedic medicine.
Benefits: In herbalism, Tulsi is considered to be an adaptogen. Adaptogens can help your body adapt to stress and restore balance. Tulsi is especially good for pain relief, digestive support, and respiratory health.
Turmeric
Origin: Turmeric has been used in ancient Ayurvedic medicine as a cleansing herb.
Benefits: Turmeric can aid in reducing overall inflammation and improve digestion. Cook with tumeric, make into a tonic, or take as a tincture!
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Valerian
Origin: Valerian has been used as a medicinal herb since at least the time of ancient Greece and Rome.
Benefits: Valerian can be used to ease insomnia and anxiety, reduce pain, and as a muscle relaxant.
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Witch Hazel
Origin: Native Americans have long used the twigs and bark of witch hazel as a medicinal herb for a wide variety of ailments.
Benefits: Brew it in a tea to treat a sore throat or common cold.
Wood Betony
Origin: The name Betony comes from Celtic where Bew meant “head” and Ton meant “good.”
Benefits: Wood Betony was originally used by both Native Americans and Europeans for its medicinal and aphrodisiac qualities. Use it for headache relief, or as an aphrodisiac.
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Yerba Santa
Origin: It was given its name, “holy weed,” by Spanish priests impressed with its properties.
Benefits: Yerba Santa is used for respiratory conditions including coughs, colds, tuberculosis, asthma, and chronic bronchitis
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ACACIA POWDER - GUM ARABIC
Treats respiratory illness and diarrhea; magical uses: Protection, psychic and spiritual enhancement, money, platonic love, and friendship.
ACTIVATED CHARCOAL - COCONUT SHELL
Emergency toxin removal; teeth whitening; aids kidney health; treats diarrhea and skin infection
ALFALFA POWDER - MEDICAGO SATIVA
Revitalizes digestive tract and colon. Decreases irritability and nervousness. Combine with peppermint to make a tonic for the stomach; magical uses: Money, prosperity, anti-hunger
ALKANET - ALKANNA TINCTORIA
Provides natural red tint to cosmetics, heals wounds; magical uses: Purification, prosperity. Protects from snakebites and helps ease fear of snakes
ALLSPICE - PIMENTA DIOICA
Digestive aid; anti-inflammatory and pain reliever; Immune booster; promotes oral health; Magical: Money, luck, healing, obtaining treasure.
ALOE
Used as far back as Ancient Egypt, Aloe Vera heals wounds and relieves sunburn. Part of Cleopatra's daily beauty routine, aloe can be beneficial to many skin issues including psoriasis and acne. It has anti-inflammatory properties can also be topically applied for relief from aching joints and tendonitis. Magical uses: Protection and luck.
ANISE SEEDS (PIMPINELLA ANISUM)
calms and builds the nervous system; natural remedy for gas, bloating, cramping, and digestive issues; breaks down mucus- good for bronchitis and asthma; pain-relieving (especially coughs, GI issues, and menstrual cramps). Emotionally good for nervousness and insomnia; Magical uses: Used to help ward off the evil eye, find happiness, and stimulate psychic ability.
ANISE STAR PODS - WHOLE - ILLICIUM VERUM
Decongestant and expectorant
ANNATTO SEED (GROUND) - BIXA ORELLANA
Treats diabetes, diarrhea, fevers, and fluid retention. Use topically for burns and vaginal infections.
ARROWROOT POWDER
Contains potassium, iron, and vitamin B; promotes heart health and boosts immunity; treats toothaches and gum soreness (give babies arrowroot cookies for teething); magical uses: Purification and healing
ASHWAGANDHA ROOT
Ashwagandha is an adaptogenic herb from India that is used for supporting endocrine function, immune function, brain function, whole-body revitalization and emotional balance. This tonic herb is widely used for stress relief, hormone balance, supporting mental health, aiding restful sleep and imparting a sense of holistic wellbeing. Whether you are anxious or fatigued, ashwagandha supports balance and can aid the body, mind and spirit in returning to equilibrium and vitality.
ASTRAGALUS ROOT - POWDER - A. MEMBRANACEUS
Astragalus is a prized adaptogenic herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine, lauded for its whole-body rejuvenative and protective properties. It is used as a longevity tonic and to strengthen and protect metabolism, digestion, immunity, energy levels, skin health and whole-body health.
ASTRAGALUS ROOT - SLICES - A. MEMBRANACEUS
Magical uses: Protection and energy
BASIL LEAF - OCIMUM BASILICUM
Named after the Basilisk, Ancient Greek lore claimed that this herb could cure the creature's petrifying stare and used it to treat snake bites and insect stings. Also traditionally used to detoxify from cannabis in India and the Middle East, Basil can detoxify from drugs that store themselves in fat cells. Can increase sex drive and promote menses. Magical Uses: Love, exorcism, wealth, sympathy, and protection. Dispels confusion, fears & weakness.
BAY LEAF - LAURUS NOBILIS
Contain vitamins A & C, iron, calcium, potassium, and magnesium; include in food regularly to promote general health; tea is good for migraines (infuse 3 leaves and juice of 1 lemon in hot water); Magical Uses: Protection, good fortune, success, purification, strength, healing and psychic powers. Also, the herb of poets and the god Apollo (Sun).
BEET ROOT POWDER - BETA VULAGRIS
Builds the blood and cleanses the liver. High glucose content. Magical uses: Love Spells
BLACK PEPPERCORN - PIPER NIGRUM
reduces inflammation; full of vitamins and minerals; helps with nutrient retention; Banishing negativity, exorcism, and protection from evil.
BLACKBERRY LEAF
helps with diarrhea, sore throat, and ulcers; wards off evil spirits; Magical Uses: Healing, protection and money
BLOODROOT - POWDER - SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS
Expectorant; Fights bacteria and inflammation
BLUE COHOSH ROOT
rheumatism; American Indian female remedy: cramps, back pain, menopause, amenorrhea; used for nerves and spinal injury; depression and brooding; Magical uses: Empowerment, purification, money drawing, love breaking, and driving away evil.
BORAX POWDER - NATURALLY SOURCED
Cleaning agent and natural pesticide
CACAO BEANS - THEOBROMA CACAO - ROASTED
Cacao is renowned for its anti-inflammatory, nervous system boosting, and stress reducing effects. It's consumption can promote feelings of wellbeing and bliss. The scientific name means "food of the gods", after all!
CACAO POWDER - ROASTED, FAIR TRADE
Cacao is renowned for its anti-inflammatory, nervous system boosting, and stress reducing effects. It's consumption can promote feelings of wellbeing and bliss. The scientific name means "food of the gods", after all!
CALAMUS ROOT - POWDER - ACORUS CALAMUS
Used by Native Americans as "the Singer's Herb" calamus primarily targets the trachea. Good for laryngitis, halitosis, sinus congestion, asthma, and chronic cough. Magical Uses: Luck, money, healing, and protection
CALENDULA FLOWERS - CALENDULA OFFICINALIS
The beautiful, sunny calendula flower contains potent anti-inflammatory and anti-viral properties and has a variety of uses. Calendula can be used to speed healing of wounds and skin irritations and also as a tea for a variety of health benefits. Magical Uses: Protection, legal matters, and psychic/spiritual powers
CARAWAY SEED - CARUM CARVI
Historically known to prevent things, lovers, and pigeons from straying. Caraway is one of the "four greater hot seeds" of Greek medicine used to stimulate digestion (along with fennel, anise, and cumin). Magical Uses: Health, love, protection, mental powers, memory, passion, and anti-theft. Fidelity in love spells.
CARDAMOM PODS - ELETTARIA CARDAMOMUM
Clears the mind; treats coughs, colds, and asthma; treats bloating. gas, and indigestion; treats sickness from damp, hot weather; Magical Uses:Lust, love, and fidelity
CAROB, ROASTED - CERATONIA SILIQUA
"the singer's herb", cleanses the throat, good for weight loss and stomach settling; Magical Uses: Health and protection
CASSIA CINNAMON - CHIPS - CINNAMOMUM SP.
Anti-diarrheal, treats nausea, abdominal cramping, and gas; helps with menstrual and postpartum issues; staunches bleeding; Magical Uses: Spirituality, success, healing, protection, power, love, luck, strength, and prosperity.
CATNIP - NEPETA CATARIA
fever reducer; calming; promotes sleep and digestion; helps with morning sickness; makes cats happy and spunky; Magical uses: Sacred to Bast; should be used in any ritual involving cats or cat deities. Use with rose petals in love sachets. Use in sachets and spells designed to enhance beauty or happiness. Provides protection while sleeping.
CEDAR LEAF - THUJA PLICATA
Strong disinfectant; expectorant; treats fungal skin conditions like athlete's foot and ringworm; Magical uses: Confidence, strength, power, money, protection, healing and purification. Used in the consecration of magick wands.
CELERY SEED - APIUM GRAVEOLENS
cooling and sedative diuretic; aids kidney function; helps with arthritis, aches, and pains; Magical Uses: Mental and psychic powers, concentration.
CHAMOMILE - POWDER - MATRICARIA RECUTITA
Chamomile flowers are powerfully healing, immune boosting and anti-inflammatory. Chamomile is often used in tea for its calming effects. It can also protect skin, lower stress and soothe menstrual cramps.
CHAMOMILE FLOWERS - WHOLE - MATRICARIA CHAMOMILLA
Chamomile flowers are powerfully healing, immune boosting and anti-inflammatory. Chamomile is often used in tea for its calming effects. It can also protect skin, lower stress and soothe menstrual cramps. Magical Uses: Love, healing, and reducing stress.
CHIA SEED - SALVIA HISPANICA
High in antioxidants, fiber, omega-3 fatty acids, and protein; promote cardiovascular health; Magical Uses: Protection and health.
CHILI WHOLE - CAPSICUM ANNUUM
Magical Uses: Fidelity, love, and hex breaking.
CHILI, RED ROASTED - POWDER - CAPSICUM ANNUUM
May help to promote weight loss and relieve pain
CHLORELLA POWDER
Considered a superfood due to its nutrient content; aids in detox
CILANTRO - CORIANDRUM SATIVUM
natural food preservative; increases energy; weight loss; anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal; promotes skin health; Magical Uses: Protection of gardeners; brings peace to the home and helps to attune one with their soul. Magical Uses: Draws friends to the home, customers to the business. Promotes eloquence, persuasiveness, and prosperity. Protects and cleanses the aura. Encourages self-expression and creativity
CINNAMON - CINNAMOMUM BURMANNII - POWDER
Anti-diarrheal, treats nausea, abdominal cramping, and gas; helps with menstrual and postpartum issues; staunches bleeding
CINNAMON STICK - CINNAMOMUM BURMANNII - POWDER
Anti-diarrheal, treats nausea, abdominal cramping, and gas; helps with menstrual and postpartum issues; staunches bleeding
CLOVE POWDER
In small doses, heightens senses and is considered an aphrodisiac. In moderate doses, can be used as a sleep aid and pain killer. Good for toothaches, earaches, indigestion, morning sickness, and impotence. Magical Uses: protection, banishing hostile/negative forces, and gaining what is sought
CLOVES WHOLE
In small doses, heightens senses and is considered an aphrodisiac. In moderate doses, can be used as a sleep aid and pain killer. Good for tooth aches, earaches, indigestion, morning sickness, and impotence. Magical Uses: protection, banishing hostile/negative forces, and gaining what is sought
COCONUT FLAKE - DRIED, UNSWEETENED
High in fiber; raises good cholesterol
COMFREY - SYMPHYTUM OFFICINALE
Contains allantoin which causes cell growth, leading to its remarkable healing properties. Heals wounds and draws out toxins. It has long been used to heal broken bones. Magical Uses: money, safety during travel, and any Saturnian purpose. Use for workings involving stability, endurance, and matters relating to real estate or property.
CORDYCEPS MUSHROOM POWDER
Boosts energy levels and stamina; anti-inflammatory; adaptogenic; anti-aging; performance enhancing; immune boosting
CORIANDER SEED - CORIANDRUM SATIVUM
treats chronic indigestion, bloating, gas, or cramps; Magical Uses: Love, health, immortality, and protection.
DAMIANA - TURNERA DIFFUSA
Aphrodisiac; relieves stress and tension; antidepressant; promotes digestive health; Magical Uses: Lust, sex magick and attracting love.
DANDELION ROOT - TARAXACUM OFFICINALE
Fever reducer; cleanses the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas; use for chronic inflammatory conditions, PMS, and Menopause; sleep aid
DILL WEED - ANETHUM GRAVEOLENS
Treats colic and gas, especially in children; stimulates lactation
DONG QUAI
allergies, headache, congestion; known as the "Empress of Herbs" for it's ability to regulate the menstrual cycle and menopause; aids bone generation (osteoporosis);
DULSE - PALMARIA PALMATA
Promote thyroid and bone health; good source of calcium and potassium; can lower blood pressure and strengthen eyesight; Magical Uses: Lust, harmony in the home, sea rituals and pacifying sea winds.
ECHINACEA AUGUSTIFOLIA
helps reduce cold and flu symptoms, indigestion, dizziness, migraines, UTIs, yeast infections, and fatigue; Magical Uses: Adds powerful strength to charms, sachets, and herb mixes.
ELDER FLOWERS - SAMBUCUS NIGRA, ELDERBERRY, POWDER - SAMBUCUS NIGRA, ELDERBERRIES - WHOLE - SAMBUCUS NIGRA
The Elder tree was called the "Elder Mother", Queen of the Underworld or Faery. Since faeries kidnap human souls, sleeping under the elder or using it's wood to make cradles was deemed perilous. The tree was also associated with the god Pan, the Lord of the Underworld, whose pipes were made from its hollow stems. Elder is one of the primal remedies of European tradition and was widely planted to be used as a "medicine cabinet". Used to treat the flu, colds, and respiratory infections; also used to make a syrup that boosts immune system in winter; "the great infant remedy"- used for croup, respiratory issues; treats anemia and menstruation problems like fibroids; Magical Uses: Sleep, releasing enchantments, protection against negativity, wisdom, house blessing and business blessing. Used in rites of death & dying to protect the loved one during transport to the Otherworld.
EUCALYPTUS - EUCALYPTUS NITENS
Expectorant and antiseptic; used in sinusitis, bronchitis, asthma, pulmonary infection and congestion. Magical Uses: Attracts healing vibrations, great for protection and healing sachets. Use to purify any space.
FRANKINCENSE POWDER - BOSWELLIA CARTERI
Immune boosting, anti-depressant, good for asthma and coughing fits; oil good for skin issues and oral health; Magical Uses: Successful ventures, cleansing, purification. Burn for protective work, consecration, and meditation. Used as an offering at Beltane, Lammas, and Yule.
GALANGAL ROOT POWDER - ALPINIA OFFICINARUM
Used to treat indigestion, dyspepsia, and hemorrhoids. Said to be a cross between ginger and cayenne. Magical Uses: Magickal uses include winning in court, doubling money, hex breaking and sex magick.
GARLIC GRANULES - ALLIUM SATIVUM
One of the most ancient medicines in the world. Antimicrobial and detoxifying, garlic kills foreign bacteria and improves digestion. Stimulates metabolism. Good for cardiac and digestive health. Also known to help nervousness, anxiety, insomnia, and weight loss. Magical Uses: healing, protection, exorcism, repulsion of vampires, and purification of spaces and objects. Used to invoke Hecate.
GINGER ROOT - ZINGIBER OFFICINALE
Fever reducer, treats cold or flu; reduces nausea from motion sickness, pregnancy, etc.; improves digestive health; expectorant; blood thinner, increases circulation; SPECIFIC for labor and delivery, connects mother and child in the womb, the tea unites everyone in the room in the spirit of delivery, keeps up strength in long labors (add honey to make blood sugar available); Mix freshly grated ginger with wine and let sit overnight, use result topically for acne or eye inflammation; Magical Uses: Draws adventure and new experiences. Promotes sensuality, sexuality, personal confidence, prosperity, and success.
GINGKO BILOBA - FALL GOLD - GINKGO BILOBA
Treats asthma and upper respiratory disorders; symbolizes longevity and enlightenment; improves circulation and cognitive function; Magical Uses: Aphrodisiac, associated with fertility.
HEATHER FLOWERS - CALLUNA VULGARIS
Add to a bath for toning muscles and soothing rheumatic pain; antiseptic; diuretic; Good for nervous and menstrual issues; may open portals into the faery realm; Magical Uses: Protection, luck, and immortality.
HELICHRYSUM FLOWERS - WHOLE - HELICHRYSUM ARENARIUM
diuretic, anti-inflammatory, and antiviral; aids in digestion; treats rheumatism; helps with cystitis and lethargy from PMS
HIBISCUS - HIBISCUS SABDARIFFA
anti-oxidant, high in Vitamin C, used to treat cold and flu; aids menstruation; symbol of the goddess Kali; Magical Uses: Attracting love and lust, divination, and dreams.
HOLY BASIL (TULSI), KRISHNA - OCIMUM TENUIFLORUM
adaptogen; good for arthritis or fibromyalgia; relieves stress, anxiety, and inflammation
HOPS, FLOWERS - WHOLE - HUMULUS LUPULUS
treats diarrhea, constipation, bloating, headaches, weight loss; good for healthy skin, anxiety, and sleeplessness; historically, Hops pillows were used to treat insomnia for both King George III and Abraham Lincoln; often used for male reproductive health and urinary issues; Magical uses: increase the restfulness & serenity of sleep.
JASMINE FLOWER, WHOLE - JASMINUM SP.
Boosts energy and immune system; magical uses: Uses include snakebite and divination, clairvoyance
JUNIPER BERRY - JUNIPERUS COMMUNIS
Diuretic, treats diabetes and kidney disease and swelling; Good for head colds and PMS; Magical Uses: Banishes all things injurious to good health; attracts good, healthy energies and love.
KAVA KAVA ROOT POWDER
relaxant, calming, euphoric effect, Magical Uses: Uses include aphrodisiac; potent sacramental drink; potions; induces visions; astral work; travel protection. Carry for success and job promotion.
KELP POWDER - ASCOPHYLLUM NODOSUM
Treats thyroid issues relating to iodine deficiency; vascular health; cleanses lymphatic system and kidneys
LAVENDER FLOWER POWDER - LAVANDULA SPP., LAVENDER FLOWER, WHOLE - LAVANDULA X INTERMEDIA
Treats negative states of the soul (autonomic nervous system); calms nervousness and tension; cleansing; helps with insomnia due to overactive mind; Magical Powers: Magickal uses include love, protection, healing, sleep, purification, and peace. Promotes healing from depression.
LEMON BALM - MELISSA OFFICINALIS
Nerve sedative, used for depression, anxiety, and insomnia; treats impotence and aids in conception; Magical Uses: Love, success, healing, and psychic/spiritual development.
LEMON PEEL
Thirst quenching; reduces appetite and sugar cravings; treats sore throat, colds, and fevers; Gout ; Neuralgia, arthritis, rheumatism; Good in the summer to relieve heat and Sunstroke (with salt)
LEMON VERBENA - ALOYSIA CITRIODORA
Good for the digestive tract; soothes anxiety and insomnia; gentle fever reducer safe for children and the elderly; magical uses: Worn to increase attractiveness or to bed to prevent dreams
LEMONGRASS - CYMBOPOGON CITRATUS
combats heat and strengthens connective tissues in the body; aids lymphatic and immune systems;Treats diarrhea, sprains, and pains; Magical Uses: Psychic cleansing and opening, lust potions.
LICORICE ROOT STICKS - WHOLE - GLYCYRRHIZA URALENSIS
lubricating, cooling, and sedating to mucosa in coughs and stomach ulcers; Magical Uses: Love, lust, and fidelity.
LOBELIA - LOBELIA INFLATA
"Indian tobacco", mimics nicotine, complete relaxant, large dose can induce vomiting; can help with asthma, depression, and memory issues; Magical Uses: Used for attracting love and preventing storms.
LONG PEPPER, WHOLE - PIPER LONGUM
Used in Ayurvedic medicine to treat stomach issues: ache, heartburn, indigestion, gas, and diarrhea.
LYCII (GOJI) BERRIES
High in antioxidants, these little berries can help protect the eyes against disease, the body from cancer cells, and the liver from damage. They can be beneficial for people with insomnia, depression, and anxiety. they have been known to stabilize blood sugar and boost the immune system.
MACA - LEPIDIUM MEYENII
Increase libido and improve fertility, reduce erectile dysfunction, boost energy and endurance, soothe menopause discomfort and side effects
MARSHMALLOW LEAF - ALTHAEA OFFICINALIS
cough and sore throat relief; good for skin and respiratory system; Anti-inflammatory; Diuretic; good to balance side effects of chemotherapy
MARSHMALLOW ROOT
Palliative for bowel disease (Crohn's and colitis); Good for skin irritation, sore throat, mucus relief; mild laxative properties; Magical uses: Protection and psychic powers.
MATCHA
Super antioxidants that promote healthy brains and hearts and assist with weight loss
MISTLETOE
Aids grief and emotional pain, mood swings; relieves migraines and tension; Magical uses: Used for fertility, creativity, prevention of illness/misfortune, and protection from negative spells & magick. Hang in the home for protection from lightning & fire. Wear in an amulet to repel negativity & ill will and protect against unwanted advances. Use to draw in customers, money and business.
MUGWORT - ARTEMISIA VULGARIS
Associated with Artemis, goddess of the Moon and mother of nature. Restorative to the injured female nature: reduces painful menstrual cramps and PMS, helps to heal after abortion, miscarriage, labor; Helps sooth temperments, insomnia and sleep issues; magical uses: moon magic; Carried to increase lust & fertility, prevent backache and cure disease & madness.
MULLEIN
Verbascum thapus - Mullein is a plant that has been used throughout history. Mullein is a light bringer, from Roman times up until recently the leaves of mullein were dipped in wax or tallow and used as a lamp wick or torch. Energetically Mullein summons energies of courage, love, and protection. It is commonly used as a powerful ingredient in an herbal protection amulet to ward off nightmares, unwelcome entities, or in the car for safety while traveling. Medicinally mullein aids one with ailments of the throat and lungs, nervousness, lymph drainage, and pain. It has long been used to treat coughs and sore throats. Its mucilaginous properties can be used as an emollient to bring water to dry, hardened, and closed places. Mullein is also a potent ally when used in herbal smoking blends as it has many benefits for lungs, throat, sinuses, etc. Mullein grows in a sharp upward fashion from the ground, which is analogous to the way it works in the body. When smoked it causes a more open feeling in the head and brain. It is also said to straighten the spine and lubricate the connective tissue. Mullein is not only beneficial to the body, but has a calming effect on the mind allowing those suffering from congested thought patterns and mental tightness to experience release and expansion.
MUSTARD SEED, BROWN - BRASSICA NIGRA, MUSTARD, YELLOW - SINAPIS ALBA
Anti-inflammatory, aid in asthma attacks, arthritis, high blood pressure, and migraines; Magical uses: Courage, faith, and endurance.
MYRRH GUM RESIN - COMMIPHORA MYRRHA
Medicinal use dates back to 1700 BC. Used topically to cleanse infected wounds; treats diabetes; known as the "cleanser and strengthener of the womb"- treating infections, abnormal discharge, menopause, sore nipples, uterine tumors, and helps pass afterbirth after a difficult labor; Magical Uses: Spiritual opening, meditation, and healing. This herb has high psychic vibrations that will enhance any magickal working.
MYRTLE LEAF - MYRTUS COMMUNIS
A sacred plant of Aphrodite, Myrtle is associated with marriage, love, fidelity, and protection. Used to support lung function and treat coughs or respiratory infections. Magical Uses: Love, fertility, youth, peace, and money.
NETTLE LEAF - URTICA DIOICA
anti-inflammatory, toxin removal; one of the plants highest in protein; nutritive; used as iron tonic during pregnancy; restores function to inactive or atrophied body parts or systems, muscle strengthener; use for impotence; Magickal uses include dispelling darkness & fear, strengthening the will, and aiding in the ability to handle emergencies. Sprinkle in the home to drive off evil & negativity.
OAT TOPS WHOLE
Consumed by humans since prehistoric times, Oat Tops provide much needed nutrients to a depleted system. Great for nerves- use when stressed, overworked, over-extended, exhausted, etc. Restore emotional balance.
OATSTRAW
Great for arthritis and rheumatism (fibromyalgia); exhaustion of nervous system; tense shoulders; PMS with headache, exhaustion, panic, or nausea; Magical uses: money and prosperity.
OLIVE LEAF - OLEA EUROPAEA
antiviral, antibiotic, antifungal, and antiparasitic; Magickal uses include peace, potency, fertility, healing, protection and lust
ORANGE PEEL - CITRUS SINENSIS
Treats cough, bronchitis, and lack of appetite. Magickal uses include love, divination, luck, money and house & business blessing.
ORRIS ROOT
mild diuretic and anti-inflammatory; used for sore throats and sinus headaches; Magical Uses: popularity, persuasiveness, and personal success.
OSHA ROOT
Traditionally used by hispanic and native american cultures, osha root is used as an antiviral against cold, flu, bronchitis, and pneumonia. Also used for digestion. Magical Uses: Protection against evil spirits
PALO SANTO - POWDER - BURSERA GRAVEOLENS
purification, meditation, to increase the flow of the bodies energy, and to ward off bad energy/spirits, misfortune, and calamity
PAPRIKA, SMOKED - CAPSICUM ANNUUM
Anti-oxidants, vitamins A and E; boosts energy in spellcraft
PASSIONFLOWER - PASSIFLORA INCARNATA
use for anxiety, insomnia, epilepsy, and withdrawal; Magical uses: attracting friendship and prosperity and heightening libido.
PATCHOULI LEAF - POGOSTERMON CABLIN
Use topically for pain relief and anti-inflammatory purposes; scent is an aphrodisiac; magically brings money and love
PAU D' ARCO BARK
treats diabetes, eczema, STIs, UTIs, and infections; Magical uses: the ritual healing of severe disease
PENNYROYAL
History of being used as a contraceptive or abortifacient; helps regulate menstrual cycles and issues; digestive aid; Magickal uses include peace and tranquility. Carried to avoid seasickness or for physical strength & endurance.
PEPPERMINT - MENTHA PIPERITA
digestive aid; promotes oral health; soothes headaches, stress, and general discomfort; Magical uses: increase the vibrations of a space or in spells and incense for healing & purification.
PINK HIMALAYAN SALT
Boosts electrolytes, soothes a sore throat
PINK PEPPERCORNS WHOLE
Anti-oxidant. anti-inflammatory, and antiviral
PLANTAIN - PLANTAGO MAJOR
"Drawing agent"- can pull foreign substances out of the body, particularly used for any type of venom as well as infected wounds; treats pink eye and inflammation, abscess in mouth, bladder and kidney infections; Magical uses: Protection from evil spirits and snake bites, removing weariness, healing headaches; house & business blessing.
POPPY SEED, BLUE - PAPAVER SOMNIFERUM
Sacred to Demeter, goddess of the harvest; magical use: Pleasure, heightened awareness, love, luck, invisibility.; high in fiber, B vitamins; good for digestive, heart, and immune health
RASPBERRY LEAF - RUBUS IDAEUS
The pregnancy herb; suitable for all female reproductive issues and reproductive health; Magical uses: healing, protection, love.
RED CLOVER - TRIFOLIUM PRATENSE
Specifically treats the glands of the body and is therefore good for: mastitis, issues with salivary glands or sinuses, cancer, and swollen glands. Magical uses: fidelity, love, money, protection, and the blessing of domestic animals.
REISHI MUSHROOM - SLICES - GANODERMA LUCIDUM
sympathetic excess, nervous exhaustion, and adrenal burnout; reduces autoimmune excess; also good for nerve and muscle pains and spasms and conditions like myasthenia gravis, arthritis, chronic degenerative conditions, and autoimmune disease
ROSE BUDS - WHOLE - ROSA DAMASCENA
autoimmune; anxiety; high in vitamin C, antioxidant; used for acute respiratory issues; chronic inflammation; Magickal uses include divine love, close friendships, domestic peace/happiness, and lasting relationships.
ROSEHIPS - ROSA CANINA
autoimmune; anxiety; high in vitamin C, antioxidant; used for acute respiratory issues; chronic inflammation; magical uses: healing spells and mixtures, brings good luck, calls in good spirits.
SAFFLOWER - CARTHAMUS TINCTORIUS
remove blood stagnation, adhesions, and bruises; cleanse septic infection
SAGE LEAF - SALVIA OFFICINALIS, SAGE, WHITE PIECES - SALVIA APIANA, SAGE, WHITE POWDER
Sore throat (tea w/ honey and lemon); fevers; blood thinner; endocrine stabilizer; treats older people with dryness of skin, hair, mucosa; relieves mental lethargy, depression, poor concentration, loss of memory, grief, insomnia, excessive perspiration; libido stabilizer; magical uses: Used for self purification and dealing with grief and loss. Carried to improve mental ability and bring wisdom.
SASSAFRAS BARK POWDER - SASSAFRAS ALBIDUM
diuretic, good for kidney health; boost immune system; reduces inflammation; magical: health, money, overcoming addiction; Magickal uses include health, money and overcoming addictions.
SHIITAKE MUSHROOM - LENTINULA EDODES
Used for boosting the immune system, HIV/AIDS, lowering blood cholesterol levels, hardening of the arteries, diabetes, eczema, colds and flu, treating prostate or breast cancer, and as an anti-aging agent. It is also used for hepatitis B, herpes, high blood pressure, and stomach ache.
SLIPPERY ELM BARK - ULMUS RUBRA
Good for IBS, bladder problems, cough and sore throat, UTIs, heartburn, GERD; Magickal uses include protection and halting gossip
SPIRULINA POWDER - ARTHROSPIRA PLATENSIS
Anti-oxidant, Anti-inflammatory, "superfood" full of nutrients; helps manage healthy cholesterol and diabetes
ST JOHNS WORT - HYPERICUM PERFORATUM
Used since prehistoric times and often affiliated with fairies and the little people; alleviates anxiety, depression, and stress; add valerian root for insomnia; important wound medicine; Magical uses: Worn to prevent colds & fevers. Placed under pillow to induce prophetic, romantic dreams. Protects against all forms of black witchcraft.
STEVIA - STEVIA REBAUDIANA
Can help lower blood pressure and control blood sugar levels; fights cavities
SUNFLOWER PETALS - HELIANTHUS ANNUUS
symbol of longevity; Energy, protection, power, wisdom, and wishes.
THYME - THYMUS VULGARIS
improves immunity and self-identity; parasympathetic relaxant; enhances digestion; Magical uses: Attracts loyalty, affection, and the good opinion of others. Wear a sprig to ward off unbearable grief or provide strength and courage when needed. Burn or hang in the home for banishing, purification, and to attract good health for all occupants.
TURMERIC - CURCUMA LONGA
Increases circulation; promotes the menses; relieves pain in liver and gallbladder
UVA URSI
increasing intuitive and psychic powers
VANILLA BEAN POWDER
Aphrodisiac; good source of calcium, potassium, magnesium, and manganese; Magickal uses include love, lust, passion, and restoring lost energy
WHEATGRASS SEEDS - TRITICUM AESTIVUM
Grows a superfood, great for juicing! Magical: Fertility and conception
WHEATGRASS, POWDER - TRITICUM AESTIVUM
Full of nutrients and antioxidants
WHITE PEONY ROOT
Helps with excess estrogen; good for regulating menstruation; headaches and discomfort associated with menses; menopause relief; Epilepsy and seizures
WHITE PEPPERCORNS, WHOLE - PIPER NIGRUM
Aids in weight loss, protects against cancer and heart disease
WITCH HAZEL LEAF - HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA
Good for hemorrhoids, acne control, scalp sensitivity, sore throat, infection, disinfectant; Magickal uses include chastity and protection. Carry to ease grief over a lost love.
YARROW - ACHILLEA MILLEFOLIUM
Used by Achilles to heal his wounded soldiers during the Trojan War; associated with Venus, the Goddess of Love; Used to read the I Ching for millenia; magically connected to the flow of energy; medicinally: wound healing, digestive aid, menstrual aid; Magical Uses include healing, handfasting & weddings, and divination. Draws love. Carry as a sachet or amulet to banish negativity, ward off fear, and promote courage, confidence, and psychic opening. Frequently used in marriage charms and love sachets.
YERBA MATE
Boosts energy and mental focus, rich in nutrients and antioxidants, immune booster, may protect against heart disease; Magical uses: Fidelity, love and lust
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Any must have rides to do or places to go when at Disney
*cracks knuckles*
Well since you asked....
For rides, at MK I'd definitely recommend Pirates, Haunted Mansion, Space Mountain (if you like coasters), Thunder Mountain (if you like coasters), jingle cruise, the people mover, and Pooh bear cause its cute af. For food, 10/10 recommend Casey's Corner, I dream of their hot dogs 😂 if yoh want more of a sit down restaurant, skippers canteen is great! But if you have picky eaters, The Plaza and Tony's are also good choices.
Epcot rides: Spaceship earth, the ratatouille ride (if you don't mind 3D), GoTG coasters (if you like coasters), soarin!, and test track! For food, we could be here all day 😂 epcot has the best food, especially with the world showcase but if you're looking for a sit-down restaurant, I recommend La Hacienda, Rose and Crown, and (if you have picky eaters) The Garden Grille.
Hollywood studios rides: Rise of the Resistance (idc if you're a star wars fan or not, it's AMAZING), rocking Rollercoaster (if you like coasters), tower of terror (if you like drop rides), slinky dog coaster (very mild), and star tours. Bonus! Not TECHNICALLY a ride but the Muppet 3d show is one of my favorite shows so def recommend checking it out. For food, Woody's Lunchbox is great! Gets really crowded though so fair warning. For a sit down, mama Melrose is *chefs kiss* and for picky eaters, the ABC commissary has a plethora of options.
ALSO ! The Fantasmic fireworks show (its amazing and possibly one of my favorite shows) does dinner packages with certain restaurants. Def check it out!
Animal Kingdom Rides: kilamanjaro safari!! Avatar's the flight of passage (if you don't mind 3D), mount everest coaster (if you don't mind cossters), and, though not a ride, the festival of the lion king show is GREAT!! It's for all ages and it's so fun! For food: the yak and Yeti restaurant is a MUST! If you can't get a resi, they also have quick service options outside the restaurant! Also recommend the Tusker House for picky eaters!
Disney springs: food wise, you have a million options but for me, Chef Art Smith's Homecoming is a MUST! Best fried chicken, BBQ pulled pork, AND Mac and cheese ❤️ raglan road is also an excellent choice! As is Enzo's hideaway and the Boathouse! For picky eaters, rainforest Cafe and planet Hollywood are great choices, and if you're more in the mood for something quick, earl's sandwiches, The polite pig, and chicken guy are great options. For me, a Disney trip isn't complete w/out stopping at Ghirardelli's ice cream ❤️
Hope this was helpful!
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Pronunciation of the letter "y"
Pronunciation of “y”
The letter y in English can function both as a vowel and a consonant, leading to different pronunciation patterns.
Here are the spelling patterns for y in both cases with examples transcribed using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) symbols:
As a Vowel:
long /i/ Sound:
y representing the long /i/ sound, often found at the end of a word or syllable.
/ˈfʌni/ - funny
/ˈhæpi/ - happy
/ˈbeɪbi/ - baby
/ˈleɪdi/ - lady
/ˈsɛrəməni/ - ceremony
short/I/ Sound:
y representing the long /I/ sound, often found in the middle of a word or syllable.
myth - /mɪθ/
gypsy - /ˈdʒɪpsi/
tipsy - /ˈtɪpsi/
gym -/ˈdʒɪm/
/aɪ/ Sound:
y can create the /aɪ/ sound, a combination of the /a/ and /I/ sounds.
/maɪ/ - my
/kraɪ/ - cry
/skaɪ/ - sky
/taɪp/ - type
/waɪ/ - why
/flaɪ/ - fly
As a Consonant:
/j/ Sound:
y functioning as a consonant and producing the /j/ sound (like the y sound in yes), found at the beginning or middle of a word.
/ˈjɛloʊ/ - yellow
/jɛs/ - yes
/biˈjɑnd/ - beyond
/ˈjoʊɡərt/ - yogurt
Here are some exercises for practicing the sounds, often represented by the letter y:
Minimal Pairs:
Practice distinguishing between words with similar sounds:
- buy /baɪ/ - by /baɪ/
- high /haɪ/ - hi /haɪ/
- dye /daɪ/ - die /daɪ/
- sigh /saɪ/ - sight /saɪt/
- cry /kraɪ/ - try /traɪ/
Fill in the Blanks:
Fill in the blanks with words containing the /ai/ sound:
- I can't believe how _____ that mountain is!
- He wants to _____ a new tie for the event.
- The old car made a strange _____ noise.
- The painter will use a special brush to _____ the fabric.
- She didn't want to _____, but her friend convinced her.
Tongue Twisters:
Challenge your pronunciation with these tongue twisters:
- Shy Sharon shines her shoes by the shop.
- Five fine lions tried to fly by the sea.
- Yummy yellow yams yield youthful energy.
- Why did Yvette dye her yellow dress blue?
- Bryan buys bright bicycles by the bay.
Word Association:
Come up with words related to a given theme that have the /ai/ sound:
- Theme: Colors - lime, white, bright
- Theme: Emotions - smile, cry, shy
- Theme: Nature - sky, high, dye
- Theme: Food - pie, fry, rye
- Theme: Clothing - tie, shirt, style
The answers to the exercises:
Minimal Pairs:
- buy /baɪ/ - by /baɪ/
- high /haɪ/ - hi /haɪ/
- dye /daɪ/ - die /daɪ/
- sigh /saɪ/ - sight /saɪt/
- cry /kraɪ/ - try /traɪ/
Fill in the Blanks:
- I can't believe how high that mountain is!
- He wants to buy a new tie for the event.
- The old car made a strange dye noise.
- The painter will use a special brush to dye the fabric.
- She didn't want to cry, but her friend convinced her.
Here are some exercises for practicing the /j/ sound, often represented by the letter y:
Minimal Pairs:
Practice distinguishing between words with similar sounds:
- yes /jɛs/ - jest /dʒɛst/
- yellow /ˈjɛloʊ/ - jello /ˈdʒɛloʊ/
- you /ju/ - jewel /ˈdʒuːəl/
- young /jʌŋ/ - jungle /ˈdʒʌŋɡəl/
- yard /jɑrd/ - jar /dʒɑr/
Sentence Practice:
Construct sentences using words with the /j/ sound:
- The young boy played with his toy.
- Can you help me find my yellow jacket?
- The jeweler crafted a beautiful necklace.
- They ventured into the dense jungle.
- She placed the jar of jam in the yard.
Fill in the Blanks:
Fill in the blanks with words containing the /j/ sound:
- The ____ invited us to a party.
- I have a ____ full of delicious jelly.
- Please give me a moment, I need to ____ my memory.
- The ____ at the park is a popular hangout.
- In the ____ of a joke, everyone burst into laughter.
Tongue Twisters:
Challenge your pronunciation with these tongue twisters:
- Yvette yawned in the yard while yodeling.
- Jake's joke about the yellow jeep was funny.
- The young yellow yak jumped and jiggled.
- A joyful jester juggled jingling bells.
- Julie's jewelry shop sells jeweled jars.
Word Association:
Come up with words related to a given theme that have the /j/ sound:
- Theme: Nature - jungle, yellow, jay
- Theme: Clothing - jacket, jeans, jumpsuit
- Theme: People - jeweler, janitor, journalist
- Theme: Places - yard, jazz club, jail
- Theme: Activities - jogging, jumping, jiving
The answers to the exercises:
Fill in the Blanks:
- The jester invited us to a party.
- I have a jar full of delicious jelly.
- Please give me a moment, I need to jog my memory.
- The jazz at the park is a popular hangout.
- In the joke of a joke, everyone burst into laughter.
Word Association:
- Theme: Nature - jungle, yellow, jay
- Theme: Clothing - jacket, jeans, jumpsuit
- Theme: People - jeweler, janitor, journalist
- Theme: Places - yard, jazz club, jail
- Theme: Activities - jogging, jumping, jiving
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Tribes Of Psychotopia
tracklist:
01 strange wedding - black magic rituals
02 nadav dagon - human desire (original / max tenrom remix)
03 strange wedding - the wedding
04 claudio arditti - guru
05 mekine u teksi - emigration
06 yeshe - ngoni dreaming (drumsypder’s shaman dream remix)
07 black merlin - totek and tim
08 popp - holort
09 die orangen vs mungolian jet set- orange munshine
10 mari boine vs mungolian jet set - it ain’t necessary evil (a mung's portrayal of the traditional sami suoivvean idjagieđas dance & a mung's dubtrayal of traditional picnics in the adrianic sheerwoods)
11 yør kultura - occult (featuring spazio palazzo)
12 dobranotch - bayatilar (zuma dionys & dibidabo remix)
13 depeche mode - it’s no good (hardfloor remix)
14 dreems - sine ‘o’ the tymes
15 nicola cruz - naeku
16 kieran hebren - the track i’ve been playing
that people keep asking about...
17 yak - mido
18 milio - goenavund
19 jenia tarsol & jinga - takadoom
20 &me - avalon
21 bawrut - conga
22 phillipi & rodrigo - paciencia (deeweedub)
23 martin waslewski - majaka
24 aera - golden means
25 andré hommen - bassari people
26 sunju hargun - ٹرانس (eternal injection mix)
27 sanza - sounouh (lion's drums edit)
28 solar fields - mountain king
29 marcus 'nobody home' henriksson - where we come from
30 ayarcana - you are not perfect
31 clap! clap! - (p) playfullnes
32 othon - pasha dume (huni kuin)
compiled, mixed, edited by panda, recorded live @ szimpla kert, 17,08,22. warli paintings by jiva soma mashe.
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Cultural Festivals in Ladakh You Shouldn’t Miss
Calling Ladakh paradisical is an understatement, but if there were a magic wonderland in Paradise, it would have looked and felt like Ladakh — festive, whimsical, and pristine. The local cultural festivals are one of the many things that make Ladakh “just right” for Jammu and Kashmir tourism. Also known as Mini Tibet, this region of mountain passes is an amalgamation of Nepali and Tibetan culture and heritage, with festivals shadowing the simple and secluded life of the monks.
So, when you are on a trip, make sure it is planned around one of the famous festivals of Ladakh.
Sindhu Darshan
The 3-day festival that starts on a full-moon night in June celebrates the harmonious River Indus. Local artists worldwide perform at the cultural fest. People bring water from their own states and immerse in the Indus River at Shey, Lamas offer prayers, and sightseeing is organized for the tourists.
Losar
One of the biggest and oldest festivals in Ladakh dating back to the 7th Century, Losar marks the beginning of a New Year in Tibet. It is also a 15-day festival where prayers are performed, and food offerings are given to ancestors, animals, and Gods. Music and drama, based on the concept of good conquering evil, are performed by local artists.
Hemis Festival
Ladakh’s richest monastery, Hemis Gompa, hosts their 3-day annual festival to honor the birth of the founder of Tantric Buddhism in Tibet, Guru Padmasambhava. Monks and locals wear traditional clothes and accessories, like headgears, Kamar bandh, and temple jewelry, while the Lamas perform Chaam — masked conventional dance performances with drums, cymbals, and longhorns. The 4-storied long Thangka of the Guru is hung in the courtyard.
Saka Dawa
It is one of the most sacred festivals in Leh-Ladakh, celebrated on the 4th Month of the Tibetan calendar, when Buddha was believed to be born and attained spiritual awakening. Saka Dewa takes place in Leh. Locals and lamas follow religious rituals like refraining from killing animals, reciting the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra all day, performing sadhanas, offering food and mandalas, and saving animals.
Ladakh Carnival Festival
The Ladakh festival is a significant event organized by the Jammu and Kashmir tourism, celebrated between September 1st and 15th in Leh. The carnival is a cultural and musical blend of Tibet, North India, and Central Asia. Cultural troupes from different parts of Jammu and Kashmir participate in the grand possession, which includes dancers, orchestra, local leaders, students, etc. You can watch Lions and Yak dancing, craft exhibition, best of Kashmiri cuisines, folklore ceremonies, lama performances, and archery and polo competition.
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// really ought to do some more general worldbuilding and the like for the northern lands for the sake of being able to write about fist fighting rune bears and other megafauna.
#resting by bonefire’s light; a solace at the edge of night ( ooc. )#// this is... mostly joking.#// probably.#// fuck rune bears man i'd rather deal with moose.#// still better than the ice reindeer from eleum loyce though#// probably not mammoths although this IS a story written by g.r.r. martin#// definitely wolves and dire wolves. thinking yaks and mountain goats. probably no (natural) lions or other big cats.#// maybe a small dragon problem even if we're not talking about fully grown monsters like borealis. icy asshole.#// definitely wild boars. elk and moose? no no something more like the ancestor spirit beasts considering the animal spirits.#// you're hunting a stag and fell it only to look up and see an ancestor spirit beast walking across the sky and looking down at you.#// fucking bears. big bears. rune bears. too many bears.#// so on and so forth.
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hello, i loved the hdm quiz and i'm curious: what was the full list of possible daemons??
hi, i’m so glad you liked it! :D so there are currently ~320 possible outcomes and i will type them up because i’ve gotten this question so many times! however i do add more periodically — about 50 have been added since the quiz was first posted
domestic doghusky, pug, golden retriever, cocker spaniel, german shepherd, bulldog, bloodhound, afghan, westie, poodle, chow chow, pomeranian, australian cattle dog, rottweiler, st. bernard
domestic catbengal, sphynx, persian, maine coon, tabby (DSH), siamese, lykoi, bobtail, russian blue, abyssinian, turkish angora, norwegian forest cat, cornish rex, oriental shorthair
viverroidhyena, aardwolf, meerkat, mongoose, fossa, fanaloka, binturong, african civet, genet
bovidbison, domestic cow, muskox, yak, water buffalo, cape buffalo, kudu, bongo, nyala, gaur
bearbrown bear, polar bear, black bear, sloth bear, sun bear, panda, spectacled bear, moon bear
xenarthrapichiciego, armadillo, sloth, silky anteater, anteater, tamandua
raptorvulture, osprey, hawk, falcon, secretary bird, eagle, caracara, goshawk, gyrfalcon
foxgray fox, arctic fox, fennec fox, red fox, bat-eared fox, simien fox, andean fox, corsac fox, rüppell’s fox
marsupialopossum, wombat, tasmanian devil, kangaroo, koala, bandicoot, quokka, pygmy possum, brushtail possum, sugar glider, tree kangaroo, wallaby, cuscus
owlbarn owl, snowy owl, screech owl, great horned owl, burrowing owl, eagle owl, great grey owl, little owl
primategorilla, chimpanzee, mandrill, gibbon, capuchin, tamarin, spider monkey, ring-tailed lemur, squirrel monkey, colobus, sifaka, howler monkey, orangutan, tarsier, loris
wild cattiger, lion, snow leopard, cheetah, ocelot, caracal, cougar, serval, jaguar, clouded leopard, lynx, jaguarundi
waterfowlheron, pelican, gull, goose, duck, swan, albatross, booby, shoebill, stork, puffin, sandpiper, flamingo
batflying fox, disk-winged bat, vampire bat, little brown bat, ghost bat, yellow-winged bat, sac-winged bat
musteloidraccoon, kinkajou, skunk, red panda, coati, ringtail, olingo, olinguito, cacomistle
perching birdsparrow, blue jay, raven, cuckoo, magpie, cardinal, dove, parrot, robin, blackbird, mockingbird, manakin, thrush
wild dogwolf, african wild dog, jackal, coyote, bush dog, dhole, maned wolf, dingo
deerwhite-tailed deer, moose, reindeer, mouse deer, fallow deer, elk, water deer, pudu
serpentblind snake, shieldtail, python, file snake, viper, cobra, boa, corn snake, garter snake, rattlesnake, milk snake, hognose, vine snake
mustelidstoat, badger, wolverine, polecat, marten, ferret, sea otter, river otter, tayra
antelopegazelle, duiker, impala, wildebeest, oryx, waterbuck, addax, reedbuck, dik-dik, eland
rabbitholland lop, cottontail, jackrabbit, snowshoe hair, pika, flemish giant rabbit
cavitavetoucan, woodpecker, hornbill, hoopoe, kingfisher, kookaburra
eulipotyphlahedgehog, shrew, mole, moonrat, desman
rodentrat, mouse, squirrel, hamster, beaver, capybara, guinea pig, porcupine, flying squirrel, kangaroo rat, gopher, chipmunk, gundi
insectant, beetle, mantis, ladybug, moth, butterfly, cockroach, bumblebee, firefly, wasp, grasshopper, dragonfly
arachnidharvestman, tarantula, black widow, orb-weaver, scorpion, horseshoe crab, trapdoor spider
reptilecrocodile, tortoise, chameleon, gecko, iguana, skink, komodo dragon, gila monster, tuatara, caiman, bearded dragon, snapping turtle, horny toad, tegu
caprineibex, domestic goat, bighorn sheep, domestic sheep, serow, mountain goat
swinedomestic pig, warthog, babiursa, wild boar, pygmy hog
equine (i’m such a horse girl there are so many horse options LMAO)arabian, friesian, thoroughbred, fjord, shetland pony, clydesdale, donkey, zebra, przewalski’s horse, akhal-teke, dartmoor pony, dutch warmblood
pinnipedharbor seal, leopard seal, elephant seal, sea lion, walrus
amphibianpoison dart frog, pond frog, glass frog, fire-bellied toad, common toad, bullfrog, salamander, axolotl
flightless bird (SO many people have commented that some of these birds aren’t flightless… i Know i just needed more birds for this category)kiwi, emu, ostrich, cassowary, kakapo, penguin, chicken, turkey, peacock
i’m considering adding camelidae and montreme to the main section but as of right now it’s just these 34 😊 for fun, the least common daemon is the pygmy hog — 5 people or 0.0002% of people got it!
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Okay well I said I would skip it this year, but seeing as I've participated the last 3 or 4 years I decided to give it ago any way! Care to draw with me this month? I choose only animals since they're my favorite subject matter, and tried to go with only ones I hadn't done last year. Anyway here is the prompt list for my inktober2020
1. Badger
2. Newt
3. Mynah Bird
4. Stallion
5. Mountain Lion
6. Sloth
7. Okapi
8. Mountain Goat
9. Guanaco
10. Marten
11. Pronghorn
12. Groundhog
13. Hamster
14. Ermine
15. Parakeet
16. Bat
17. Beetle
18. Yak
19. Dormouse
20. Finch
21. Chipmunk
22. Basilisk
23. Gila Monster
24. Kangaroo
25. Panther
26. Coati
27. Armadillo
28. Camel
29. Gnu
30. Meerkat
31. Octopus
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its a species that is An endangered species is a species of very small population threatened with extinction he first being a
.Near threatened species- it can be considered threatened with extinction in the relativity close future, although it does not quite yet qualify for the threatened status.
Examples
.Mountain lions
.Koala
.White rhino
.Vulnerable species-they are likely to become endangered unless the circumstances that are currently in and the aspects threatening its survival and reproduction rapidly improve. Vulnerability is mainly caused by habitat loss(where they live) and destruction of the species home.
Examples
Barasingha. treknature
Blackbuck. Flickr
Nilgiri Langu
Yak
.Endangered species- An endangered species is a species of very small population threatened with extinction he first being.
Examples
.Black rihno
.Aumr lepored
.Critically endangered species-it is a species that is of high risk of extinction in the immediate future with very little hope if its circumstances dosen’t change.
Examples
.Cross river gorrila
.Extinct-this is a species that no longer exists.
Examples
.Dodo
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Tibetan Mastiff Puppies: Living on the Roof of the World
So, you're considering bringing a Tibetan Mastiff puppy into your life? Hold onto your metaphorical yaks, because you're not just welcoming a dog, you're adopting a future legend, a majestic floof with an ancient lineage, and a potential shed avalanche (because let's be honest, cleaning up fur is practically an Olympic sport with these guys).
The Most Adorable Yeti You'll Ever Meet
The first thing that grabs everyone about Tibetan Mastiff puppies or English Mastiff Puppies is their undeniable, almost mythical cuteness. These giant lion-dog hybrids look like living teddy bears with a hint of mountain lion thrown in for good measure. They waddle, they fluff their oversized paws, and their big, brown eyes could melt the heart of even the most hardened cynic. Just be prepared for those adorable little paws to accidentally knock over furniture in their puppy enthusiasm (think of a wrecking ball made of fluff).
But Don't Let the Cuteness Fool You...
These aren't your average lapdogs. Tibetan Mastiffs are bred for guarding livestock in the harsh Himalayan mountains, and those instincts translate into a fiercely independent spirit. Early socialization and training are crucial to ensure this adorable fluff ball grows into a well-mannered (and furniture-respecting) adult.
Guardians with Ancient Blood
These pups are bred to guard, and their territorial instincts kick in early. They'll bark with the gusto of a Tibetan foghorn at anything that moves outside the window, whether it's a rogue tumbleweed or a neighbor's overly friendly cat. While their impressive bark is enough to deter most, proper training is essential to channel their protectiveness into something positive and not overbearing.
The Great Shedding Migration
Now, we come to a truth universally acknowledged (by Tibetan Mastiff owners, at least): these pups shed. A lot. We're talking enough fur to create a small sheepdog every few weeks. If you have an aversion to fur tumbleweeds or find yourself constantly lint-rolling your clothes, this might not be the breed for you maybe consider Cane Corso Puppies Think of it as a built-in winter coat... for your furniture (and maybe yourself).
The Drool Deluge (Maybe)
Compared to some other giant breeds, Tibetan Mastiff drool is a more manageable situation. Sure, there will be slobbery toys and the occasional beard acquired through enthusiastic greetings, but it's nowhere near the Niagara Falls situation you might encounter with a Mastiff cousin. However, be prepared to invest in a good supply of drool rags, because dog park puddles are inevitable.
The High-Maintenance Floof
Taking care of a Tibetan Mastiff puppy requires dedication. These active pups need plenty of exercise – walks, playtime, and activities that challenge their minds. A bored puppy is a recipe for destructive chewing and excessive barking. Think of them as royalty with boundless energy, and you'll be on the right track.
Growing Pains (Literally and Figuratively)
Get ready for some serious growing pains. These majestic pups don't reach their full size until they're around 2-3 years old. This means puppy-proofing your house version 3.0 (because apparently, the first two times weren't enough). Coffee tables become prime targets for leaning, doorknobs become chew toys (invest in those reinforced ones!), and counter-surfing becomes an Olympic sport they're determined to master (with a success rate that would impress any athlete). Remember, an ounce of prevention (like reinforcing those counters) is worth a pound of drool-covered furniture (but keep those drool rags handy, just in case).
The Loyal Guardian (with a Side of Independence)
By now, your Tibetan Mastiff's protective instincts are in full swing. They'll be your personal security system with a built-in bark that could rival a monsoon downpour. While their impressive vocalizations are enough to deter most, continued socialization is key. Dog parks, walks in different neighborhoods, and introducing them to new people will ensure their guard dog tendencies don't morph into over-protectiveness. However, remember that independent streak? Don't be surprised if they decide to guard the house in their own unique way, which might involve ignoring your frantic calls to come inside when a squirrel appears.
The Master of Subtlety (Except When Food is Involved)
Don't be fooled by their imposing stature and impressive bark, Tibetan Mastiffs are surprisingly adept at nonverbal communication. The raised eyebrow that translates to "Treat time, human?" The dramatic sigh that clearly means "This walk isn't long enough, get your leash on!" The gentle head nudge that says, with unwavering certainty, "Move over, more couch space required." Learning their unique body language is crucial to a harmonious relationship with your Tibetan Mastiff overlord (I mean, companion).
The Mighty (Yet Majestic) Workout Buddy
Remember those energetic puppy days? Well, adult Tibetan Mastiffs still have plenty of energy to burn, but now they come in a much larger package. Invest in a good dog harness (their necks are too thick for regular collars) and get ready for some serious exercise bonding. These athletic pups will happily join you for hikes, jogs, or even a good game of fetch (just be prepared for the occasional accidental furniture toppling during enthusiastic retrieves). However, unlike some high-energy breeds, Tibetan Mastiffs also enjoy a good lounging session. Expect them to alternate between bursts of activity and majestic naps that would make any sloth envious.
The Big Lug with a Big Heart
Despite their sometimes-clumsy exterior and impressive bark, Tibetan Mastiffs are incredibly loving and affectionate dogs. They crave attention and will happily smother you in giant-sized cuddles. They're happiest when they're with their humans, so be prepared for a constant shadow (and potential furniture indentation) wherever you go in the house. Just remember, with their thick double coat, they can become personal space heaters, especially in the summer.
A Life Less Ordinary
Living with a Tibetan Mastiff is certainly not ordinary. They'll turn heads wherever they go, you'll constantly answer questions about their breed (prepare to educate the masses about these ancient guardians!), and be prepared for the occasional "OMG, is that a bear?!" (Let's just spread awareness about these magnificent mountain dogs). But through the occasional drool puddle, the enthusiastic greetings that leave you slightly windblown, and the never-ending battle against the tumbleweeds of fur, you'll gain a loyal, loving companion who will enrich your life in ways you never imagined. So, if you're looking for a unique and unforgettable canine companion with a touch of ancient mystery, consider opening your heart and home to a Tibetan Mastiff. Just remember, with great cuteness comes great… responsibility, a never-ending supply of lint rollers, and a furminator that will get a serious workout.
In Conclusion: Adorable Floofs Worth the Work?
Tibetan Mastiff puppies are a unique breed, perfect for those who can handle their independent spirit, their… well, fur production abilities, and their need for mental and physical stimulation. If you're looking for a loyal, majestic companion who will happily join you for adventures (and become your personal space heater in the winter), then a Tibetan Mastiff puppy might be your perfect match. Just remember, with great cuteness comes great responsibility (and a never-ending supply of lint rollers). So, if you're ready to embrace the world of adorable yeti-puppies with ancient blood, then welcome a Tibetan Mastiff puppy into your life or Neapolitan Mastiff Puppies – just make sure you have the energy (and the vacuum cleaner) to keep up!
A Watchful Protector: For The Progression Of The Ages
Mastiffs, gentle giants with ancient roots, come in various breeds. Loyal guardians with calm temperaments, they require ample space, training, and experienced owners due to their size and strength. Though some breeds have wrinkles, all Mastiffs offer a lifetime of devotion.
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Could you tell me about the animals in Hallan? What’s common in each area? How do they differ based on region? Have they evolved differently from irl animals? Anything and everything please
thank you!
most plant and animal life is fairly familiar, but i’ll break it up regionally (and include Visuals of the more obscure fauna):
hoktan bolnar: bolnari herders raise herds of deer, size-wise close to moose or red deer, for their meat and hides. there’s also a huge respect for boar, so much so that killing one, or even harming one, could mean exile or death. obviously boar are very hard to kill, so it doesn’t happen often. they’re seen as sacred, almost magic-touched, and are both feared and admired. other regional wildlife includes barred owls (their feathers are prized for fletching and decoration), several smaller, wild species of deer, ostrich-sized herons that live on the many rivers and lakes in the country, cougars/mountain lions, and crocodiles
(this is an irish elk, the largest deer to ever exist. it’s extinct now, but this is pretty much the size and shape of bolnari deer)
qalqinoran: in addition to wild, feral, and tamed sheep and yaks, which are very common on the steppes, maned wolves, mammoths, wild horses, cave lions with elongated canines like sabertooths, antelope, bison, and giant snakes roam the grasslands.
(funky tall boy maned wolf)
alakrib: very dry, very rocky, very desert. wow. but horses play a hugely important role in alakribbean culture, so they’re everywhere, wild and tame. there are also scorpions, tarantulas, burrowing owls, jerboas and their smaller cousins, vultures, lizards, snakes, and desert bats who feed off of cactus blossoms around.
(a jerboa. i had kangaroo rat originally because i thought that’s what these were, but they’re jerboas)
naigenkyst, kaikasai, and astrival: all of these countries are in more or less the same biome. the same smaller species of deer that live in the forests of hoktan bolnar can be found in the northern hilly areas. also fairly common are raptorial birds of prey like hawks and eagles, wild goats, foxes, wolves, lynx, rabbits, and ducks. swans are prized in the naigen capital lykkegrete. astrivallans also herd their own breed of cattle in their highland pastures.
(eurasian lynx specifically, not iberian)
zarigatia: lotsa rainforest and swampland. the land between djedvasis and zarigatia is a savannah, as it transitions from jungle to desert. in the northern lake region, the marsh is home to another breed of giant snakes, several species of wading birds, frogs and other amphibians, jaguarundi, monkeys, fruit bats, and okapi. savannah-dwellers include giraffes, monitor lizards, baboons, crocodiles, and more cave lions
(jaguarundi: the funky weasel-cat)
djedvasis: not a whole lot of biodiversity in the cold desert. but djedvasi traders do have bactrian camels they’ve bred to be pure white, to camouflage them against the white sand and snow. some especially hardy rodents and ground birds like ptarmigans and sage grouse are around too
(i was not expecting to actually find a photo of a white bactrian camel)
vivosk: much more emphasis is placed on marine life than land life. narwhals and walruses live in and around the ice-bound far waters and are often seen off the shores of vivosk. small white wolves and what are basically snow baboons? can be found further inland. a lot of the same ground birds in western djedvasis are on vivosk.
yaraduberra: oh shit oh fuck i almost forgot did forget! because the island isn’t that geographically separate from any other land, they don’t have many distinct fauna. there are lots of colorful flightless birds (sort of like peacocks but even more ostentatious and unwieldy so they’re actually grounded) that can only be found there, though, and more interesting versions of mainland creatures like saiga and fennecs, as well as beavers and geckos, call yaraduberra home
(was including pictures just an elaborate plot to get everyone to look at this weird ass elephant antelope? maaaaaybe)
#pretty much all of the important characters have some sort of representative animal too#because i like that shit#hallan#rey answers people
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Title Woven Developer Alterego Games Publisher Alterego Games Release Date November 15th, 2019 Genre Adventure, Puzzle Platform PC, Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One Age Rating E for Everyone 10+ – Fantasy Violence Official Website
I really wanted to love Woven. After all, I was one of the original backers of the unsuccessful Kickstarter project, and was duly impressed by Alterego Games’ decision to self publish the project afterwards. The premise of Woven was really compelling and different, taking place in a soft world of woolen yarn and fabric that is being invaded by strange mechanical insects. Our hero is a goofy elephant named Stuffy, and he quickly comes across a new friend, a firefly-shaped robot named Glitch. Together, they set out to discover the truth and explore this world, transforming and reweaving Stuffy to scale various obstacles along the way. If only the adventure had lived up to that fantastic premise.
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Woven is the sort of game that would have made my childhood self smile. It plays out like a live action Winnie the Pooh, in a calm and mellow land where all that matters is relaxation and finding flowers. At least at first. Stuffy is a very amicable protagonist, but not the brightest bulb. A fact that is repeatedly referenced by the game’s narrator. The narrator’s tenor sounds very British, and at first I enjoyed how his paired sentences usually rhymed. It does grow old rather quickly though, especially when you realize that the narrator is not gonna help you much with direction. If you get lost at all, he’ll start reminiscing like a grandfather with dementia, talking about the birds in the sky and the fish in the sea. None of which is helpful. Which wouldn’t be a problem, except for the fact that getting lost is a regular occurrence in Woven. Or at least it was for me. I managed to get stuck about 5 minutes into the game, in what would be considered the tutorial area. That’s because the game doesn’t hold your hand much, and trusts you’re clever enough to pick up on the clues in your environment. Sadly, what Woven thinks is plainly evident very rarely is. Case in point, the very first blueprint machine I came across gave no guidance how to operate it. I eventually figured it out, but it was a sign of things to come.
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There’s dozens of blueprint machines spread across Woven’s 5 regions, including meadows, deserts and jungles, and each blueprint gives Stuffy new transformation options. To unlock the blueprint, you play a little musical mini-game by operating mechanical levers to select notes. Though this was confusing initially, I grew to enjoy the mini-game. At first I assumed that each animal form would have set limbs, but you can mix and match after you acquire several, creating bizarre chimeras. Case in point, you can pair Pig legs with Lion arms and a Rhino head. You can even have two different arms or legs simultaneously. Each body part has different capabilities that allow various actions. You’ll need these to solve puzzles and make your way through the game. Though Woven is nominally a linear experience, the world is so wide open it’s easy to not immediately know where to head next. A good example was when I came across a short hilltop ringed with mountains, with a circular passage full of cranky yak creatures. I could stomp my foot to force the Yaks to move, but after moving in a complete circle, I wasn’t sure what to do. I eventually found the solution online in a very helpful playthrough, but it was frustrating being on the cusp of a solution and having no idea where to go next. This was due to the fact many of the puzzles in Woven are time based, but they don’t tell you they are. If a clock had showed up indicating I had a certain amount of time, I would have known to hurry up. And the farther I got in the game, the more complex and active the puzzles got. I much preferred the puzzles that required thinking but not fast reflexes.
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While it’s clearer why you would want to transform Stuffy to progress, it’s less clear how to use color palettes called patterns. You’ll find tons of flowers as you wander about, and by stomping your foot, they’ll open up and allow Glitch to scan them. You can also scan some animals for these, but they rarely sit still, so you’ll either need to be quick or find a way to distract or incapacitate them. Lastly, there’s patches you’ll randomly find on the map to unlock patterns. Patterns do a couple of things. On the one hand, they let you decorate Stuffy at the knitting machines, making him look as fancy or hideous as you please. You might be more surprised to realize you need some for puzzles. An example are giant snakes that block your progress unless you match their pattern. There’s another cool segment where a mechanical spider will pounce on you unless you blend in with the background. I don’t mind using patterns strategically, but it’s very easy to not scan the right one, and then be forced to backtrack until you find it. Some sort or an indicator of where key items resided would have helped, but there’s no such thing. And given the wide open format of Woven, it’s rather easy to get lost and miss the proper patterns. Oh and did I mention there’s more than 100 of them spread across the entire game? Which makes it even more daunting when you manage to pass one without realizing it.
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You may be wondering what Glitch does, and the simple answer is he operates every mechanical device you interact with. He turns on the blueprint machines and knitters, scans items and can also use his light to illuminate dark caves. The little firefly is pretty helpful, and his backstory ties directly into the plot of Woven. You’ll find lots of nodes that reveal bits and pieces of his lost memory as you go. I won’t spoil it, but suffice to say there’s a reason Glitch feels so strongly pulled by the planet’s moon. I wish I could say Stuffy’s backstory was as interesting, but he’s almost an incidental character. He could literally be anything or anybody else, and it wouldn’t change the course of the game. I never knew much about the elephant, other than he was apparently simple, cowardly and loved flowers. It’s not clear how long he’s been around, what he did before Glitch or anything really. He’s just there to progress the story, and that’s a shame, especially since he’s nominally the main character.
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Not everything in the game works poorly. I did find it handy how the different Joy-Con controlled Stuffy and Glitch, respectively. And I appreciated visual prompts indicating what abilities I needed to get past obstacles, and found the camera easy to operate. The problem was primarily with the game’s physics. Woven is a wide open 3D world, but often what seems a clear path forward ends up tripping you up with invisible stage geometry. Bushes often kept me from moving forward, which was awkward. As a fan of platformers, I found this made Woven a lot harder to enjoy, since I was never clear if I could progress or not. Sometimes you do actually need different abilities tied to animal parts, such as jumping or pushing, but you never know in advance. So if I came to an area with a puzzle and had the wrong parts, I would have to backtrack all the way to the nearest knitting machine and reweave my elephant friend. I really think it would have been much easier if Stuffy could fast travel to these, since they’re spaced rather far apart and it’s not very fun walking about. Failing that, I would have loved a mini-map, since that would have cut down how often I got lost in Woven dramatically.
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Visually, Woven has a cute storybook aesthetic. There’s lots of bright colors and soft details. While I have no problem with that, I do have a problem with the graphical fidelity. I will mention I played the Switch version of the game, and from what little research I’ve done, it runs far better on other consoles. I normally don’t complain about things like framerate or the like, and usually find most games I play on Switch run great, but oftentimes the graphics here were muddy and fuzzy. Simply put, this game suffers from Bloodstained syndrome, meaning every other iteration of the game plays better than the one on Nintendo consoles. Which is truly a shame, since this is the perfect sort of all ages game that would otherwise appeal to a lot of Nintendo gamers. Musically the game is frankly dull, and quite muted musically. Sound effects lack punch, and actions often don’t have the proper impact as a result. When Stuffy punches a box out of his way, it just slides quietly out of place. Much like the rest of the game, aesthetically Woven is a very mixed bag.
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While I hate to add onto my other complaints, I have a few more. For one thing, I find it completely awkward how Stuffy always looks at Glitch as he runs forward, contorting his head to follow the firefly everywhere. That’s minor, but a more significant issue relates to the linearity of the game. If you miss any collectibles or achievements, you can’t get them until the next time you play through the game from the beginning. Once you reach a new area, there’s no backtracking, and the game auto saves. So if you’re one of those people that loves to platinum games, best of luck. And finally, while I don’t mind the general lack of combat in the game, it makes it that much more challenging when you have to contend with the final boss.
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Much as I wanted to love Woven, I left the experience quite disappointed. There was promise here, but for whatever reason it wasn’t met. If you don’t mind clumsy physics and very complex and vague puzzles, you might enjoy what’s here. Even then, it’s a hard pill to swallow at $19.99. Though you can beat the game in less than 5 hours, it took me around 9 due to getting lost repeatedly. So at least you’ll get some bang for your buck. This is one of those games I recommend you pick up on a sale. Hopefully Alterego Games has more ideas they can breathe life into in the future, cause I’d honestly like to see them succeed. In the meantime, I’ll lament this tale of an elephant and his firefly buddy.
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[ COLORS ] red. brown. orange. yellow. green. blue. purple. pink. black. white. teal. silver. gold. grey. lilac. metallic. matte. royal blue. strawberry red. charcoal grey. emerald. ruby. navy blue. crimson. cream. mint green.
[ ELEMENTS ] fire. ice. water. air. earth. rain. snow. wind. moon. stars. sun. heat. cold. steam. frost. lightning. sunlight. moonlight. dawn. dusk. twilight. midnight. sunrise. sunset. dewdrops.
[ BODY ] claws. long fingers. fangs. teeth. wings. tails. lips. bare feet. freckles. bruises. canines. scars. scratches. wounds. burns. spikes. feathers. webs. eyes. hands. sweat. tears. feline. chubby. curvy. short. tall. normal height. muscular. slender. trained. piercing. tattoos. strong. weak. struggling. athletic. lithe.
[ WEAPONS ] fists. sword. dagger. spear. scythe. bow and arrow. hammer. shield. poison. guns. axes. throwing axes. whips. knives. throwing knives. pepper sprays. tasers. machine guns. slingshots. katanas. maces. staffs. wands. powers. magical items. magic. rocks. mud balls. rifles. canons.
[ MATERIALS ] gold. silver. platinum. titanium. diamonds. pearls. rubies. sapphires. emeralds. amethyst. metal. iron. rust. steel. glass. wood. porcelain. paper. wool. fur. lace. leather. silk. velvet. denim. linen. cotton. charcoal. clay. stone. asphalt. brick. marble. dust. glitter. blood. dirt. mud. smoke. ash. shadow. carbonate. rubber. synthetics. bone.
[ NATURE ] grass. leaves. trees. bark. roses. daisies. tulips. lavender. petals. thorns. seeds. hay. sand. rocks. roots. flowers. ocean. river. meadow. forest. desert. tundra. savanna. rain forest. caves. underwater. coral reef. beach. waves. space. clouds. mountains.
[ ANIMALS ] lions. tigers. wolves. black panther. eagles. owls. falcons. hawks. swans. snakes. turtles. ducks. bugs. spiders. birds. whales. dolphins. fish. sharks. horses. cats. dogs. bunnies. praying mantises. crows. ravens. mice. lizards. werewolves. unicorns. pegasus. dragons. foxes. phoenix. peacocks. oxes. yaks. mooses. deer. bear.
[ FOODS/DRINKS ] sugar. salt. candy. bubblegum. wine. champagne. hard liquor. beer. coffee. tea. spices. herbs. apple. orange. lemon. cherry. strawberry. watermelon. vegetables. fruits. meat. fish. pies. desserts. chocolate. cream. caramel. berries. nuts. cinnamon. burgers. burritos. pizza. ambrosia. water.
[ HOBBIES ] music. art. watercolors. gardening. smithing. sculpting. painting. sketching. fighting. fencing. riding. writing. composing. cooking. sewing. training. dancing. acting. singing. martial arts. self-defense. electronics. technology. cameras. video cameras. photography. video games. board games. RPGs. computer. phone. movies. theater. libraries. books. magazines. cds. records. vinyls. cassettes. piano. violin. cello. guitar. electronic guitar. bass guitar. harmonica. harp. woodwinds. brass. trumpet. flute. drums. bells. playing cards. poker chips. chess. dice. motorcycle riding. eating. climbing. running. hiking.
[ STYLE ] lingerie. armor. cape. dress. suit. tunic. vest. shirt. boots. heels. leggings. trousers. jeans. skirt. jewelry. earrings. necklace. bracelet. ring. pendant. hat. crown. circlet. helmet. scarf. neck tie. brocade. cloaks. corsets. doublet. chest plate. gorget. bracers. belt. sash. coat. jacket. hood. gloves. socks. masks. cowls. braces. watches. glasses. sun glasses. visor. eye contacts. makeup. implant. artificial parts. wearable tech. robes.
[ MISC ] balloons. bubbles. cityscape. landscape. light. dark. candles. war. peace. money. power. percussion. clocks. photos. mirrors. pets. diary. fairy lights. madness. sanity. sadness. happiness. optimism. pessimism. loneliness. solitude. family. friends. assistants. co-workers. enemies. loyalty. smoking. drugs. kindness. love. hugs. time. questions. kink. passion
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subway 2020 n 2021 toys
are girls n boys toys i made ather 2010s toys
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ASIAN ELEPHANTS
GIANT PANDAS
BACTRIAN CAMELS
MOUNTAIN GORILLAS
BENGAL TIGERS
ORANGUTANS
BLACK RHINOS
POLAR BEARS
GHARIALS
WANDERING ALBATROSSES
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JUNGLE BOOK 1 N 2
KUNG FU PANDA 1 2 N 3
ALADIN
TARZAN 1 N 2
YEAR OF THE TIGER
BABAR
LITTLE POLAR BEAR 1 N 2
PETER PAN 1 N 2
JUNGLE BOY [ BITS FROM NOAH ‘S MAGIC ARK MAX WELL SAVES THE DAY WHITE FANG LITTLE PRINCESS ANGEL FOR XMAS TOY SHOP JOURNEY TO THE CENTURE OF THE EARTH GOLDEN JUNGLE BOOK N POCATHUS ]
GOLDEN JUNGLE BOOK
GOLDEN POCATHUS
JUNGLE CUBS
LEGARD OF TARZAN
ALADIN OF THE JUNGLE
JUNGLE BOOK 4
james adventures the movie [ asia congo arctic verson ] = ASIAN ELEPHANTS as dads GIANT PANDAS as grandads nannys n teachters n staffs BACTRIAN CAMELS as grandads nannys n teachters n staffs MOUNTAIN GORILLAS as girls BENGAL TIGERS as boys ORANGUTANS as grandads nannys n teachters n staffs BLACK RHINOS as mums POLAR BEARS as grandads nannys n teachters n staffs GHARIALS as grandads nannys n teachters n staffs WANDERING ALBATROSSES as grandads nannys n teachters n staffs
SECRET LIFE OF jungle pets 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 n 12 = ASIAN N AFRICAN ELEPHANTS [ as dogs ] DOLPHINS [ as non dogs n cats ] MOUNTAIN N LOWLAND GORILLAS [ as non dogs n cats ] POLAR BEARS [ as non dogs n cats ] LEATHERBACK TURTLES [ as non dogs n cats ] CROCODILES [ as non dogs n cats ] BENGAL N CHINA TIGERS [ as cats ] TREXES [ as non dogs n cats ] HIPPO DINOS [ as non dogs n cats ] SHARKS [ as non dogs n cats ] wild boys [ as humans ]
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BLUE WHALES
LEATHERBACK TURTLES
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FINDING DORY
LITTLE MERMAID 1 N 2
LITTLE MERMAID 3 SONG BIRDS CRANES STONES DOLPHINS SEALS DUCKS TORTOISES TREE FROGS WANDERING ALBATROSSES STORKS N LADYBUGS
james adventures the movie [ iNDIAN N PACIFIC OCEANS verson ] = BLUE WHALES as mums n dads LEATHERBACK TURTLES as boys n girls
SECRET LIFE OF jungle pets 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 n 12 = ASIAN N AFRICAN ELEPHANTS [ as dogs ] DOLPHINS [ as non dogs n cats ] MOUNTAIN N LOWLAND GORILLAS [ as non dogs n cats ] POLAR BEARS [ as non dogs n cats ] LEATHERBACK TURTLES [ as non dogs n cats ] CROCODILES [ as non dogs n cats ] BENGAL N CHINA TIGERS [ as cats ] TREXES [ as non dogs n cats ] HIPPO DINOS [ as non dogs n cats ] SHARKS [ as non dogs n cats ] wild boys [ as humans ]
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BOYS
SATUES
TOYS
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TOY STORY 3
NW ADENTURES OF WINNIE THE POOH
SECRET LIFE OF jungle pets 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 n 12 = ASIAN N AFRICAN ELEPHANTS [ as dogs ] DOLPHINS [ as non dogs n cats ] MOUNTAIN N LOWLAND GORILLAS [ as non dogs n cats ] POLAR BEARS [ as non dogs n cats ] LEATHERBACK TURTLES [ as non dogs n cats ] CROCODILES [ as non dogs n cats ] BENGAL N CHINA TIGERS [ as cats ] TREXES [ as non dogs n cats ] HIPPO DINOS [ as non dogs n cats ] SHARKS [ as non dogs n cats ] wild boys [ as humans ]
james adventures the movie [ uk hildenbough amazon taz maina n town verson ] [ one i see last sat at mc donalds ] = MUMS DADS GRANDDADS TEATHERS UNCLES GIRLS BOYS as people SATUES TOYS DOGS N CATS BIRDS TORTOISES FROGS PARROTS ALIGATORS KOALAS DRAGONS MONKEYS SEA HORSES MERMAIDS GREEN SEA TURTLES ORCAS SEA STARS FISH OCTOPUS CRABS SHARKS campsite asian n african elephants orangutans boys girls bengal n amr tigers bears snakes parrots ants mascots [ all live in jungle rain forest n farm zones and lay eggs ] water park sharks great white sharks trexes penguins eagles polar bears pelicans marlins bats dolphins bulls astros wizards zombies mascots [ all live in jungle n ocean zones and lay eggs ] zoo asian n african jungle elephants wild cats lions monkeys lemurs black n javen rhinos lemurs monkeys bongos baboons gazelles bears lemurs warthogs servals moutain gorillas monkeys guinea fowls tigers monkeys leopards bengal tigers gibbons wild cats leopards bulls gibbons monkeys monkeys bengal tigers deer monkeys fishing cats monkeys leopards gazelles deer dholes peacocks jaguars monkeys monkeys anteaters capybaras tapirs fish bisons wovles wovles mammoths ice age warthogs ice age bears ice age komodos ice age mooses ice age goats ice age weasels ice age tortoises wooly rhinos ice age rhinos ice age elephants sabors ice age hyenas giant sloths safari park lions african wild dogs lemurs monkeys white rhinos zebras cheetahs monkeys deer monkeys mandrills bongos gazelles fossas monkeys lemurs gazelles baboons lemurs meerkats lemurs emus gazelles giraffes lowland gorillas wild beest african elephants deer bear cats gazelles leopards monkeys fishing cats deer amr tigers monkeys yaks gibbons bulls civets wild cats deer wild horses red pandas wild cats deer amr tigers buffalos jaguars bears azara agoutis monkeys bush dogs ocelots monkeys coatis gazelles lynxes bisons wolves wild cats mammoths sabors sloths dinos reptile house lizards snakes frogs tortoises bugs birds rabbits sea life centure sharks octopus leatherback turtles reptiles rays petting zoo african jungle elephants quing pandas rabbits ducks parrots koalas pigs reindeer monkeys as pets [ all in one world is my world ]
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ASIAN ELEPHANTS
GIANT PANDAS
BACTRIAN CAMELS
MOUNTAIN GORILLAS
BENGAL TIGERS
ORANGUTANS
BLACK RHINOS
POLAR BEARS
GHARIALS
WANDERING ALBATROSSES
BLUE WHALES
LEATHERBACK TURTLES
BOYS
SATUES
TOYS
as mc donalds boy mascots
[ for 4 to 19 year old boys ]
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AFRICAN ELEPHANTS
GIRAFFES
ZEBRAS
LIONS
DROMEARY CAMELS
LLAMAS
MOOSES
GIRAFFE DINOS
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LION KING 1 N 2
MADAGASCAR 1 2 3
ALADIN
EMPERORS NEW GOOVE
BORTHER BEAR 1 N 2
GOOD DINO
LION GUARD
JELLYBEAN JUNGLE
JUNGLE KING
GOLDEN NOAH ‘S ARK
LEO LION [ BITS FROM JUNGLE BOOK CINDERELLA SNOW WHITE HERCULES ALICE IN WONDERLAND JUNGLE KING GOLDEN NOAH ‘S ARK PRINCE AND PAUPER ]
ALADIN OF THE JUNGLE
LION KING 4
james adventures the movie [ africa verson ] = AFRICAN ELEPHANTS GIRAFFES ZEBRAS LIONS as dads mums boys girls DROMEARY CAMELS LLAMAS MOOSES GIRAFFE DINOS as grandads nannys n teachters n staffs
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QINING PANDAS
KANGAROOS
OXEN
SHEEP
HORSES
UNICORNS
PEGAUSES
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KUNG FU PANDA
RESCUERS DOWN UNDER
YEAR OF THE HORSE SHEEP N OX
MC DONALDS FARM
MY LITTLE PONY
james adventures the movie [ austarilan verson ] = QINING PANDAS as dads KANGAROOS as boys OXEN as mums SHEEP as girls HORSES UNICORNS PEGAUSES as grandads nannys n teachters n staffs
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MUMS
DADS
GRANDDADS
TEATHERS
UNCLES
GIRLS
BOYS
SATUES
TOYS
DOGS N CATS
BIRDS
TORTOISES
FROGS
PARROTS
ALIGATORS
KOALAS
DRAGONS
MONKEYS
SEA HORSES
MERMAIDS
GREEN SEA TURTLES
ORCAS
SEA STARS
FISH
OCTOPUS
CRABS
SHARKS
RAYS
campsite asian n african elephants orangutans boys girls bengal n amr tigers bears snakes parrots ants mascots [ all live in jungle rain forest n farm zones and lay eggs ] water park sharks great white sharks trexes penguins eagles polar bears pelicans marlins bats dolphins bulls astros wizards zombies mascots [ all live in jungle n ocean zones and lay eggs ]
zoo asian n african jungle elephants wild cats lions monkeys lemurs black n javen rhinos lemurs monkeys bongos baboons gazelles bears lemurs warthogs servals moutain gorillas monkeys guinea fowls tigers monkeys leopards bengal tigers gibbons wild cats leopards bulls gibbons monkeys monkeys bengal tigers deer monkeys fishing cats monkeys leopards gazelles deer dholes peacocks jaguars monkeys monkeys anteaters capybaras tapirs fish bisons wovles wovles mammoths ice age warthogs ice age bears ice age komodos ice age mooses ice age goats ice age weasels ice age tortoises wooly rhinos ice age rhinos ice age elephants sabors ice age hyenas giant sloths
safari park lions african wild dogs lemurs monkeys white rhinos zebras cheetahs monkeys deer monkeys mandrills bongos gazelles fossas monkeys lemurs gazelles baboons lemurs meerkats lemurs emus gazelles giraffes lowland gorillas wild beest african elephants deer bear cats gazelles leopards monkeys fishing cats deer amr tigers monkeys yaks gibbons bulls civets wild cats deer wild horses red pandas wild cats deer amr tigers buffalos jaguars bears azara agoutis monkeys bush dogs ocelots monkeys coatis gazelles lynxes bisons wolves wild cats mammoths sabors sloths dinos
reptile house lizards snakes frogs tortoises bugs birds rabbits
sea life centure sharks octopus leatherback turtles reptiles rays
petting zoo african jungle elephants quing pandas rabbits ducks parrots koalas pigs reindeer monkeys
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101 DALMATINS 1 N 2
OLIVER N COMPANY
SPONGE OUT OF WATER
LITTLE MERMAID 2
RIO 2
TOY STORY 3
NW ADENTURES OF WINNIE THE POOH
LITTLE MERMAID 3 SONG BIRDS CRANES STONES DOLPHINS SEALS DUCKS TORTOISES TREE FROGS WANDERING ALBATROSSES STORKS N LADYBUGS
RIO 2 THE TV SHOW
winnie the pooh [ 1996 film ]
winnie the pooh 2 [ 2003 film ]
piglet [ 1998 film prequel ]
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AFRICAN ELEPHANTS
GIRAFFES
ZEBRAS
LIONS
DROMEARY CAMELS
LLAMAS
MOOSES
GIRAFFE DINOS
QINING PANDAS
KANGAROOS
OXEN
SHEEP
HORSES
UNICORNS
PEGAUSES
MUMS
DADS
GRANDDADS
TEATHERS
UNCLES
GIRLS
as mc donalds girl mascots
[ for 4 to 12 year old girls ]
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