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where eostre calls,
her goddesses gather.
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spring has unfurled in all her splendour, her petals stretching gracefully beneath the tender sunlight. a fragrance, sweet as nature’s own poetry, drifts through the air as each bud finally yields to blossom. blessed by the divine grace of eostre, this season has brought forth a sacred calling, a gentle summons for all WAGs to gather, to find their place, and to dwell within this little garden of goddesses. and so, the call of DÉESSES OF EOSTRE has been sounded! come forth, dear daughters of spring, and answer your goddess’s invitation. kindly make your way to @deeostrebot, bearing the following format as your token of arrival. let the gathering begin, and may each of you bloom beautifully beneath eostre’s light. ♡
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[] forests are burning, habitats are disappearing, and civilians are suffering. our forests are more than empty land; they're homes to countless living beings and the lungs of our planet. as of October 2026, over 277,000 respiratory illness cases associated with haze were reported across seven Indonesian provinces, more than 30,000 hectares of forest and land in West Papua have reportedly burned since August 2026, while eight endangered Orangutans were relocated to protected forests in West Kalimantan after losing their habitats. these disasters must never be dismissed as fate when prevention and protection are responsibilities of those in power. don't use fate to excuse what demands leadership, action, and accountability. our forests are burning. our voices are not. #AllEyesOnIndonesia
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[] FORESTS ARE BURNING, OUR WILDLIFE IS SUFFERING.
behind every flame is a life at risk. behind every cloud of smoke is a home being lost. and behind every burning forest are countless voiceless creatures fighting to survive. from Sumatra and Kalimantan to Papua, Sulawesi, and Jambi the threat of forest fires reminds us how fragile our natural world is. forests are more than trees. they are homes, sources of life, and the last refuge for countless species. for orangutans, wallabies, and so many other animals, a burning forest can mean losing everything they have ever known. but this is not only about wildlife. it is about the people who breathe the smoke, the families who fear for their safety, the communities whose lives are disrupted, and the future we are leaving for the next generation. we never wanted this. we never wanted to see our forests disappear, our wildlife suffer, or our people live in fear.
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