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The Weirwood Method
The Weirwood Method, also known as the Poison Tree Method, is a reality shifting method that has a memorization element and its own poem/hymn. This method was based upon the Weirwood tree that in Westeros, is a physical embodiment of the Old Gods of the Forest. Although this method was created with shifting to Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and Fire in mind, there will be a non GOT/ASOIAF version under the cut at the end of the unchanged version.
I’m currently working on a subliminal to go along with this method. You’ll know when it is up because this will be replaced with the link.
This method is completely safe to be mixed with other methods.
1. Do whatever you usually do before shifting. Showering, drinking water, meditation, etc.
2. Lie down in a comfortable position.
3. Envision your drself sitting beneath a Weirwood tree. Visual reference at the end.
4. Close your eyes. Focus on feeling everything around you, the snow, the grass, the white bark against your back, the wind.
5. Eventually as you sit you start to cry red tears. Feel them run down your face. As you cry recite this:
I cry beneath this tree
as this tree cries with me
I cry tears of poison
as this tree cries with me
I hear the wind howl through the red leaves
as this tree cries with me
I press my palm against its face
as this tree cries with me
Let me through your leaves so I may return home I whisper
as this tree whispers too
I cry myself to sleep and I hear the ivory tree whisper “You are already where you desire child”
as this tree cries with me
Old gods take me home
6. When you get to the line “I press my palm against its face” reach your hand up to press your palm against the face of the Weirwood tree.
7. If you would rather repeat a single affirmation than recite a poem, repeat the first two lines in between numbers as you count to one hundred like in the Raven Method.
I cry beneath this tree
as this tree cries with me
8. After you finish reciting the poem, go to sleep and wake up in your DR.
Czytaj dalej
My Asoiaf DR moodboard
Princess Baela Targaryen | Baela the Blissful | The Youngest Princess | Dragon Witch
Daughter of Prince Valarr Targaryen and Lady Kiera Therrys of Tyrosh
Wife of Royce Blackwood, Lord of Raventree Hall
Mother of Alyssa, Visenna and Alarrick Blackwood
Rider of Stormcloud
That's happend sometimes that the most beautiful among womens is the most fierce of the dragons.
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Day first of posting moodboards I made about my family in my Asoiaf DR. And of course this one is of my mother.
She is the very person who raised me to the become who I am now, the one that shaped the world for me and teach me how to do that myself.
She is a great inspiration for me. Since I was a kid I was tring to be as courageous and proud as she is. And even tho I already find my own ways to behave I'm still following her's cue sometimes.
My mother is always with me when I need her and I know she will help me even with the most difficult situations, even by using rather morally dubious measures.
My Asoiaf DR moodboard
Lord Royce Blackwood | Lord of Raventree Hall | The Blackheart
Son of Lord Quentyn Blackwood and Lady Gillianne Belmore
Husband of Princess Baela Targaryen
Father of Alyssa, Visenna and Alarrick Blackwood
Only once did he put physical strength above composure. It was not the greatest of days, but it was certainly the most memorable among them.
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The second day of posting about my Asoiaf DR family and this time is all about my father.
That's the interesting one because at first I was mostly thinking about the relationship between me and mother and I was sure that I will get stronger bond with her than with my father. Now I see that I'm closer with him than I ever expect I will be.
He is a total role model for me even if I see his flaws. I just love how he is always trying to become better than he already is but without beign navel - gazing or vain. And that goes for being a lord and a leader but also a husband, father and protector. He just never stop to care even thought many do.
I'm grateful that he raised me the way he does. That he was never trying to force me to a role of proper lady neither a warrior (I'm naturally a bit of both I think). He let me by in my own ways which is truly a lot sometimes.