What does the title allude to?

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do i dare disturb the universe?

from wikipedia:

The seventh son of a seventh son is a concept from folklore regarding special powers given to, or held by, such a son. The seventh son must come from an unbroken line with no female children born between, and be, in turn, born to such a seventh son.[1] The number seven has a long history of mystical and religious associations: seven sleepers, seven-league boots, seven ages of man, seven hills of Rome, seven lucky gods of Japanese mythology, the Seven Sages, seven sisters, seven stars, seven wonders of the world, and so on. In this case, it refers to a man who is the seventh son of a man who is himself a seventh son.

In some beliefs, the special powers are inborn, inherited simply by virtue of his birth order; in others the powers are granted to him by God or gods because of his birth order.

frightening and amazing.

awesome color choices.

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no reputation to think about.

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thats amazing. its alot darker than your normal stuffs.

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"Your trust in rationality makes you irrational."
Children of the Mind by orson scott card

i groove to the beat of a different jellyfish
sox rockin good

I love how you make use of mixed mediums. Wonderful work as always.

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~* Anna *~

thanks, i've grown a new love for acrylics and mod podge, they just add that thing that i wasn't getting before.

thank you, i've been experimenting alot lately, trying to get out of the beast rut and just throwing ideas around and seeing what sticks. also, i think i'm in a more reclusive and lonely and bitter disposition so that's what's coming out.

maybe you should try to other way around. beast bodies and human heads. but with all the fantasy stuff going around maybe thats a bit too normal nowadays.
a bit of a hermit are we?

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"Your trust in rationality makes you irrational."
Children of the Mind by orson scott card

i groove to the beat of a different jellyfish
sox rockin good