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Reblog this within 30 seconds in order to receive luck in your efforts for romance, assistance in your relationships, and/or to help easy conflict in your current relationship. Likes charge.

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reblogging this again because I fucking NEED it

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Update: I’m now in the healthiest and most secure relationship I have ever had. This person is the love of my life and I couldn’t be happier. Do it, magic is real ❤

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do you think vampires and werewolves are an exclusively human phenomenon or are there dwarfish werewolves and elvish vamps and shit??

betazeds

would you fucking go to bed

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*griffin voice* come plaaaaaay with me in this spaaaace

centaurs but the human part is a dragonborn

mermaids but the human part is an orc

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HOBBIT ZOMBIES

betazeds

i’m coming to your house and turning off your wifi

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it’s a new month I have data for days bitch

aleatoryw

I’m sorry but imagining the personality of the typical elf combined with the personally of a typical vampire is the most INSUFFERABLE individual I’ve ever even dreamt of

writewitchy-blog

You don’t always have to summon an elemental circle to cast magic.

Remember, your bones are made of mineral, your lungs fill with air, your bloodstream carries water around in it, and your body releases heat the same as any flame.

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Artist Harmonia Rosales Reimagines Classic Works With Black Femininity

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PROVE.

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Consider: the monkey brain/human brain meme but instead it’s feminist brain/lesbian brain

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Feminist brain: this character would never realistically fight in that outfit

Lesbian brain: tiddies hot

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Feminist brain: gender non confirming women as villains are queercoding and teaching us that being a lesbian / wlw / gnc woman is evil and bad

Lesbian brain: step on me hot evil lady

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Moon: Full

Titties: Out

#Witch

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Glasses Magick

because i just got new specs that actually help rip and I’ve never seen a post abt witching up your glasses!! most of these should work for sun glasses also, though i made this with prescription glasses in mind

let them charge in the sunlight so you can see things in a more positive light

let them charge in the moonlight to see the peace in all things

put them with ur rose quartz to see beauty and love!

just put them with whatever crystals you wanna tbh

put herbs or crystals in the case

use old or unuseful cases as spell containers

enchant them so you can better see spirit/auras/etc

enchant them before a test so you can clearly find your answer it’s not cheating i promise *winks*

enchant them with intention when you’ve lost something and need help finding it

someone pls add more! i want more ideas and I’m dreadfully unimaginative today

-James Elliot

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Okay I used to HATE roses as a symbol of romance and shit or whatever until I learned why they’re signs of love bc it’s the most metal creation myth of all time

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Well ok have y’all ever heard of the goddess of love Aphrodite?

So in greek mythology, all of the roses were white. all of em with no exception. white. remember this detail, it’s important to the story

so basically one day, our local love bitch Aphrodite was bragging to the other gods about how she could make anyone fall in love with anyone, because she was the goddess of love, and everyone got kind of irked with her bragging bc it was annoying, and Zeus (in his Zeus way) decided to pull a BIG PRANK on Aphrodite by making her fall in love w this mortal named Adonis. Adonis was a hunter, and this made Aphrodite CRAZY because hunting is super dangerous, and she was thirsty for Adonis right & she didn’t want him to die. EXCEPT therein lies the prank, bc Zeus MADE Adonis get gored by a wild boar (rip) and he died.

and here’s where the thing with the red roses come in. Bc all the roses are white, right? And right as Adonis was about to die, Aphrodite SWOOPED DOWN FROM THE HEAVENS in a golden chariot pulled by swans on a slide made of clouds (a cloud slide). as she rushed to his side, Aphrodite pricked her foot on a rose thorn and her blood landed on the petals of the rose, and all of the roses around her became red with her blood as she mourned for her dead lover who was killed in the hunt by a violent wild boar, all bc Zeus wanted Aphrodite to stop boasting.

tl;dr: red roses are a sign of romance bc they were originally white, but the red ones are red because they’re dipped in the blood of the goddess Aphrodite as she mourned the death of her lover

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Here, have this bouquet of “Zeus Is a Dick” flowers.

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Hair Folklore

Hair has been a subject of folklore found in many cultures across the world.

Celtic

Hair was an important ritual and spiritual symbol to the ancient Celts.

Warriors wore their hair long and their beards untrimmed when they went into battle, sometimes treating it with lime to give a more wild appearance.

Women’s hair was long as well, often braided or dressed; their hair was a symbol of feminine power.

Red hair was especially significant, for it showed that fairy blood rain in the person’s veins.

Mermaids lured sailors by combing their hair, and according to the principle of sympathetic magic, it was dangerous for girls to comb their hair when their brothers were at sea.

Animal hair also had power, especially that of horses, which would come alive if put in water.

Should a person, especially a child, be bitten by a dog, the wound had to be bound with hair from the animal to ensure healing.

In Scotland, some people believed that there is a relation amongst magpies, your hair, and your time of death. If magpies steal your cut hair and use it for their nests, you are going to die within a year.

Native American

For Native Americans, long hair represents strong spirit. They believe the longer the hair, the stronger the spirit.

The Cree people claim that their hair is another part of their soul.

The Sioux people only cut their hair in a time of mourning.

Only certain people were allowed to touch one’s hair.

In some tribes, it is also a symbol of knowledge, as it is a physical extension of one’s thoughts.

Cutting one’s hair was considered a taboo amongst most tribes.

“By attaching a lock of a loved ones hair, in your hair, or by carrying their hair on your person, one is able to carry the thoughts of their loved ones with them on their travels.”

Braids symbolise oneness and unity.

There were communities that used mixture of bear fat and soot to make their hair darker.

Asian

There are good and bad days to wash your hair; Indians believe that you should not wash your hair on a Thursday.

There is an old Indian tradition that widows should shave their head.

In India it is a tradition to cut one’s hair in a temple at least once in a lifetime, for this rite enables destroying one’s vanity.

In East Asia, long hair is a sign of youth and beauty.

The Chinese Lunar New Year is the time where you should not cut your hair.

People in China believe that by cutting your hair you will also symbolically “cut” your chances for prosperity in the New Year.

It is also not good to wash hair in first days of the year as it is possible that you are going to wash away all of your good luck.

Superstitions

In Victorian Britain, people used to believe that long hair showed a woman’s fertility.

In Lancashire, people used to belive that you should put one’s hair in fire to find how long he or she is going to live. Bright fire meant the person is going to live long.

In most parts of the United States people believe that if you pull out one white hair two will grow in its place.

There is also American belief that the colour of hair on woman’s neck shows the colour of hair on her future husband.

In England cutting hair in the time when the Moon is waxing will bring you good luck.

Do not comb or brush your hair by the window on a full moon - it is an invitation to evil spirits and you may become ill.

Cut your hair during a storm for good luck.

One should be careful where they dispose of their hair - if an evil person takes it, one could become a victim of hex.

Superstitions by hair colour and style:

A red-haired person is widely held to have an irascible temper. This is in reference to the red-haired Judas Iscariot or the Norse invaders of Britain. Though he or she may also be courageous and it is considered lucky to run your fingers through someone’s red hair.

Fair hair is a sign of weak nature.

Black hair suggests great strength and virility, and is also considered lucky.

Brown-haired people are said to make the best spouse.

Those who are curly-haired are good tempered.

People with naturally straight hair are said to be cunning.

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My blue apatite palm stone, also known as my “star stone” 💫

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Ravens have long since had a connection to witches, but few know the reason why, although a lot of people have assumed that their scavenger nature has lead them to have a connection to the dead. Death, therefore, has been the connection in a lot of people’s minds.

Not only has this led to a lot of negative stigma, it’s also not entirely true.

Ravens are thought to be able to travel between the spirit world and the world of the living and, therefore, are thought to be able to reveal mysteries to those willing to ask them.

Hugin and Munin (“Thought” and “Memory”) in Norse mythos were Ravens of Odin. According to legend, the birds would fly all over the Earth each morning, and then return to whisper secrets in Odin’s ears.

Note: Not my images.

#little shit talking ravens

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people who think theyre oppressed for being witches vs people who think theyre oppressed for being vegans vs people who think theyre oppressed for being into ddlg