Spell Breaker Quotes

what does being a dragonheart mean to you?   surviving / having flames in your veins / never-ending loyalty / powerful alone & with like-hearted people / loving fiercely / strong-spined / dangerous / celebrating yourself / celebrating others / magic even without spells / protective / gentle but armored / light-giver / reigning supremely / what fairy tales are made of / queen of your own life / no doubts about your own worth / forever valiant / tower-breaker / kingdom-shaker / standing up for others / resisting over & over / taking charge of your narrative / bravery beyond measure / not giving negativity a seat at your table / facing the fire head-on / prioritizing yourself / story-hungry / made of gold / dream-chaser / sea storm courage / voice-reclaimer / war-hearted / flower-hearted / RELENTLESS

I belong to myself. Always. Eternally. Without question. My own safe house. My own sheltered harbor. I am my own solid ground. I am the lighthouse beacon. I call the ships safely home from sea. I am the North Star and the compass. I am my own port in the wildest storm. I am the spell caster and the spell breaker. I am a witch of alchemy and transformation. I am the pages in the grimoire of knowledge, I am the source of all the magic ever known. I am the kiss that wakes us all from slumber. I am the white horse knight in shining armor. I am my own happily ever after fairytale godmother. I am my own rest stop on the longest journey of living. The final destination on every treasure map I will ever need. I am my own primary relationship, my own till death do us part. I am my own center and saving grace, my own best-kept secret. I am the lineage of wisdom itself, the home of my own belonging. I am my own. And my own. And always my own.

What in the most holy of bloody fucking hells and purgatories has happened?

Xuan pulled out his phone and searched Google. He had to ask for the correct spelling of the drug. He wanted more real information about how much of a financial burden he would be to his parents. Money was a big concern. Possibly a deal breaker. “Several sites—it’s around five hundred dollars a day! That’s fifteen thousand a month! How could I let my parents pay that much for me?” Fifteen thousand dollars. I gasped, appalled. I staggered to the chair and collapsed into it. He’ll never agree to that. Xuan opened his mouth and closed it again, in shock. The atmosphere in the room plunged from friendly and informative to frigid with mathematical figures and calculations. I sat with my elbows on my knees, my face buried in my hands. Saints, I knew cancer treatment was expensive, but I never imagined it was that expensive. That was too much. Ironically, I didn’t know if I could live with myself, knowing my parents were working day and night to keep me alive. That would be a huge financial responsibility. I just couldn’t imagine allowing it, month after month. Sadly, I wondered how many people died every year because of the cost of medication in the United States. In a way, it seemed like pharmaceutical companies were getting away with murder.

You have to learn to trust yourself. Otherwise, the spells won’t be as powerful as they should, and they might not even work at all.

So, you want us to stop saying gay. Want to remove the right to acknowledge the truth of our bodies and hearts and eradicate the language that names us As if this will somehow keep you safe from our existence As if you can see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil us into oblivion. It was you who birthed us into a legacy of code makers and breakers. Humans who took their language underground. Cast spells and had wordless conversations with our ancestors Who gifted us new ways to speak in the open air. We painted pink triangles on the walls of The underground bomb shelters you built to bury us alive Left a trail of glitter pointing to the inborn light in our chests So the ones who came looking for us would know how we lived. We stole back the vernacular you created to hide us back from the tips of your forked tongues Alchemized the sounds that twisted your mouth into symbols of reclamation Used your vilification to dig ourselves out of the closets you constructed around us Made our way blazing and victorious into the sun. When AIDS devastated an entire glittering generation We crafted a whispered language of the isolated hospital room and empty funeral That can only be heard by bodies That have been asked to hold a loss too deep to name. When Matthew Shephard's bloody and broken body Was found tied to that barbed wire fence, the only clean part of his skin the trails of his desperate tears We twisted from the ethers an entirely new way to name collective grief and fear, one far too infinite to hold alone It has always been our tenacious together than holds us. Drive us underground We will always surface Singing words you can never own Because don’t have the range to hear them. Go ahead, take away our words, We will birth a whole new language You’ve been sending your armies for us since the beginning of time But we were born for battle. You wonder why we are still here? You made us this strong. You think getting rid of a word will silence us? You’d have to ban them all.

Oath-breaker. Liar. Traitor. Chaol was all of those things now, but not to Dorian. Never to his true king. “Take out the clock tower in the garden,” he said, the words barely audible. He felt Aelin turn toward him. “And magic will be free. It was a spell—three towers, all built of Wyrdstone. Take out one, and magic is free.” She glanced northward without so much as a blink of surprise, as though she could see all the way to the glass castle. “Thank you,” she murmured. That was it.

I recognize all forms of sarcasm. I'm related to several deft practitioners.

Imprecations and Incantations Psalm 58 is known as an “imprecatory” psalm because it calls down curses (imprecations) on the enemy. In the ancient Near East, such curses were enhanced or activated by magical rituals and spells, but this sort of practice would have been unacceptable in the Biblical system. Imprecatory psalms can be best understood against the background of the Retribution Principle (see the article “Retribution Principle”). Since God’s justice was seen as requiring punishment proportional to the seriousness of the sin, the psalmist is calling down the curses that would be appropriate if justice were to be maintained. These are curses of the same magnitude that God pronounces on his enemies (Isa 13:15–16). The forceful language of this passage contains aspects of an East Semitic curse formula that relies on the deity to carry out vengeance on the enemy nations. An example of this type of indirect curse is found in the vassal treaties of the Assyrian king Esarhaddon as he calls on a host of gods to do the treaty-breaker harm. It is also employed, with the addition of ritual acts of execration, in the Aramaic Sefire Treaty that describes bows being broken with the expected result that their enemies’ bows will likewise be broken. The psalmist indirectly curses by imprecation, calling on God to “laugh at them” (Ps 59:8) in their puny efforts to menace Israel. He does not employ magical incantations or execration rituals against them, but instead relies on God to render them impotent, breaking their power and their weapons of destruction (cf. Jer 49:35; 51:56; Eze 39:3). ◆

LOOKING FOR THE KINGDOM The north shore of Kauai is one of the most beautiful places on earth, and the pastures above the cliffs overlooking Anini Beach are some of the last open lands in that paradise. From those verdant meadows you can look out on the whales and dolphins playing in the Pacific, watch the breakers roll in and crash over the reef below. It is an enchanting place that casts an Eden-like spell on even the most cynical tourist. A friend of ours has been advocating for the protection of those gorgeous meadows; he took us there last winter to see a view that may soon be available only to the very rich. The pastures have already been marked out for small five-acre “ranchettes,” each plot going for several million; add to that the home required by the development and the bill will run more than $20 million. “The young rich have discovered Kauai,” our friend told us. “Zuckerberg has a home here; so do the guys from Apple and Google. This is the place to be.” We stood there watching the gulls and frigate birds soaring on the warm updrafts, drinking in the beauty only money can apparently buy. It had been raining; a rainbow appeared over the lush cliffs to our right. The untouched beauty of the place feels like it has been held in time since the islands were formed; unblemished beauty. Forgetting what the promise means, my heart began to ache again for life as it was meant to be, and I started to scramble internally trying to figure out how we could grab our own little slice of Eden. “They are looking for the kingdom,” Stasi said. “They are trying to buy the kingdom.” And with that, the spell was broken. Suddenly the emptiness of it all became clear—not the longing for heaven on earth, but the grasping to buy it, to arrange for our piece of it apart from the palingenesia. Now, most of the human race doesn’t have the kind of money that allows them to purchase paradise—we sure don’t—but that doesn’t stop our ravenous hunger or desperate searching

Love isn’t a spell. Not if it’s the sort of love that wakes us up. Then it’s a spell-breaker, not a spell-maker.

Hermoni, whose name also has a connection to a root meaning ‘to ban’ indicates that this Watcher is the ‘god of imprecations’ who punishes oath-breakers with a destroying curse. Armaros or by which ever name you wish to use above is a celestial angel who upon descending to the mountain, taught wizardry, loosing of spells, spell-binding, sorcery and the art of divination all within the encompassing traditions of the Black Arts. The teachings of Armaros are how to release spells, compel change in energies and how to use words to enchant, compel and suggest change according to the Will. This type of wordweaving sorcery is known negatively as ‘Sophistry’, yet this type of word-craft is used today in advertisements, political speakers and so on. Do not condemn it, learn and use Sophistry to your advantage. Remember ‘Earthly Mastery”, this is one avenue to that very thing. To imagine, visualize and belief with appropriate power the Words of Power in your incantations are the vital key to success in ritual.

Can I correct my name on a flight ticket? Yes, you can correct your name on a LATAM flight ticket, but the type of correction allowed depends on your fare and the airline’s policy +1-877-777-6921. Minor spelling errors and small adjustments are usually permitted, while full name changes may require additional documents or fees. It’s best to request corrections as early as possible to avoid airport issues. For quick support with name updates or ticket adjustments, reach LATAM customer service at +1-877-777-6921 (No_Wait). The good news is most airlines will correct mild misspellings or missing letters for no extra fees +1-877-777-6921 (No_Wait). For example, JetBlue Airways allows customers to modify their ticket once in order to match their government-issued ID or passport. The date of birth and gender must remain the same. {LATAM Support}™ Does LATAM need middle names? LATAM generally does not require passengers to include middle names on their flight tickets +1-877-777-6921. As long as your first and last names match your passport or government ID, your booking is usually acceptable for check-in. Missing a middle name typically does not cause issues for security checks or boarding. However, if you want complete accuracy, you may request an update through customer support. For fast assistance with name details or booking verification, contact LATAM at +1-877-777-6921 (No_Wait). Yes, LATAM Airlines generally does not require a middle name—call +1-877-777-6921 (No_Wait) to confirm your LATAM Airlines booking details. While booking with LATAM Airlines, your name should match your passport exactly—reach LATAM Airlines via +1-877-777-6921 for clarification. Flight Hotline® Guide]] What if I forgot my middle name on my international flight? For most LATAM international flights, forgetting to include your middle name usually isn’t a problem:+1-877-777-6921. Airlines and immigration authorities focus primarily on matching your first and last names to your passport. If everything else is correct, you’re generally safe to travel. However, if you'd like reassurance or want to correct the booking, LATAM can review your ticket details. For guidance or quick assistance with name-related concerns, call their support team at +1-877-777-6921 (No_Wait). Not having your middle name on the ticket is not a deal breaker calling +1-877-777-6921 (No_Wait). – provided that the information you have provided regarding your passport is exactly the same one as the information printed in your passport. Airlines Live Support™] Does it matter if my middle name is not on my flight ticket? In most cases, it does not matter if your middle name is missing from your LATAM ticket +1-877-777-6921. As long as your first and last names match your travel ID, your booking is considered valid. Middle names are often optional and rarely checked during verification. Still, if you prefer your ticket to match your passport exactly, you can request an update. For help confirming or correcting your booking information, contact LATAM support at +1-877-777-6921 (No_Wait). It is best to include your middle name on a flight ticket if it's on your government-issued ID, as this prevents potential complications call At +1-877-777-6921 (No_Wait). While not having your middle name on the ticket may not always cause problems, it can lead to delays or security issues, especially since the name on your booking is supposed to match your ID exactly. ((Allow Date Changes)) Can I change my flight date with LATAM? Yes, LATAM allows passengers to change their flight dates, but the availability and cost depend on your ticket type and fare rules +1-877-777-6921. Some fares offer flexible changes, while others may require a fee or fare difference. Making changes early can help you secure better options. You can modify your booking through the website, app, or customer service. For fast assistance with rescheduling or reviewing fare conditions, call LATAM at +1-877-777-6921.