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biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist

Reminder to be HIGHLY SUSPICIOUS of any ideology that casts Suffering as a Virtue

biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist

seems like a good time to bring this back

biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist

#workers forced to endanger themselves to retain their jobs during a pandemic are VICTIMS not selfless heroes

hinduism101

Hinduism followers come from all walks of life and that is okay

You can call yourself a Hindu and not have an ounce of Southeast Asian blood in you

You can call yourself a Hindu regardless of your sex or gender identity

You can call yourself a Hindu, regardless of what your ethinicity, race, or geneaolgy looks like

You can call yourself a Hindu, regardless of whatever your parents religious or spiritual views were

90% (if not more) of Hinduism is considered “open” meaning you can be an “outsider” and join in the rituals, temple practices, specific clothing being worn, etc. A VERY SMALL perentage is actually “closed” to the “outside world”

You can be caucasian or “white passing” and still follow Hinduism

Tumblr please, for the love of God, stop pretending anything “foreign” is suddenly “cultural appropriation”

ancientgods

I know I’ve been gone for a while, but I am bored. So if anyone wants a free rune reading then please submit a question.

Please not that its been a while since I have practice this so please do not take your answers too seriously… Also you need to be 18+ to ask.

bnmxfld

Nothing ever ends poetically. It ends and we turn it into poetry. All that blood was never once beautiful. It was always just red.

Kait Rokowski (via bnmxfld)

#tell me your secrets

vatikat

#witchy

crown-of-light-shadows-and-love

Shield Anvil

You take my pain, my Heart, and weave it into warmth, into something I can cradle, and care for.

Do you mean *all* your pain, or what? Being Shield Anvil brings up…complex ideas imagery I can’t quite articulate, of forges and fire.

Not all my pain, dear one, but rather… you’re someone I can be blind around, and you will not judge me; you will catch me

when I fall into your arms.

#tell me your secrets

hello, can i get a free reading please? i have recently gotten into conflict with a psychic and submaker called Minerva. she is toxic and has attacked people using her fanbase/turned cult and her own psychic powers and have threatened to poison, give us heart attacks and accused people of things to justify her actions. i would like to know if this conflict will be solved and will me and my friends be safe? i have asked my angels/guides & deities to protect me but i have been having chest pains.

Hello! Thank you for submitting a question! But to be honest, I do not think I am qualified to answer this. Maybe try to find someone with more experience? I hope everything works out... Maybe some who sees this post can add some insight?

north-of-annwn

Remember Magic should Enhance your life

It should make it better, not stress you out, or make it darker and more gloomy.

Magic is a tool.

Magic should help you achieve your goals and your dreams through positive action.

Magic should help you feel like you have more control over your life.

If it doesn’t do these things, examine how you’re applying it.

#witchcraft

g0ldenwings

you’ll spill your love,

like a prayer,

like a hymn,

even after your voice slips

and breaks

#tell me your secrets

wiccanmermaid-deactivated201509

PSA

Reading up on sea witch spells and seeing people suggest putting offerings in bottles and letting the sea carry then away.

This upsets me.

It’s littering. Please leave your offerings on something that’s not harmful to the environment. A sea shell, rock or even just on the beach. Please don’t use anything that could cause harm to the ocean or its inhabitants. Thank you!

phillypagan

Not to hijack, but all offerings in natural spaces should be planned to be safe for the environment it’s going into. This is why I’m partial to offerings of water or other consumable fluids–if it’s safe to go in my belly, it’s probably safe to pour over some plants.

felis-praecantrix

Yes. Stop telling people to bury things in jars, particularly . Bury things in (unbleached) paper towels, or the insides of bell peppers. And don’t bury things that won’t degrade. There are so many ways to do witchcraft that doesn’t involve burying things that won’t decompose!! If you can, opt to recycle the item, or better yet, just change out all your spell ingredients for stuff that is eco-friendly and able to rot if buried. Srsly.

angeluslorelei-deactivated20181

THANK YOU!

xtrapockets-deactivated20171024

to add: making bowls or balls of ice to bury or to be carried awayby the sea. Use unbleached paper towels or banana peels(if it’s safe) to write your spell on, etc. There are many safe ways to do magic without littering.

polar-solstice

You can also use cabbage leaves and cotton kitchen string in place of a jar, or write your spell on a piece of un-coated (like not metallic, etc.) paper and fold it into an origami creature because the paper will degrade

lowspoonswitchcraft

Eco friendly witchery tips. :)

brujxanimist

*GESTICULATES LOUDLY AT THIS ENTIRE POST*

the-seedling-witch

Always reblog eco friendly witch tips and tricks

maybeinaparalleluniverse

You could write on leaves that come from trees. This could even boost your intentions. (Like, ginko for prosperity or luck etc!)

labradoritefae

“If it’s safe to go in my belly it’s safe to poor over plants”

What???????

No, that’s not how it works. We aren’t plants. Plants make their own food. Don’t assume things about nature, do your research.

Most plants create their own sugar and if you give them more they can die. People use sugar as a weed killer. A shit ton of the food and drink we consume today has sugar in it. Even sugar free shit has a different form of sugar in it. https://askabiologist.asu.edu/moving-sugars-plants

Salt is not safe for plants. When it accumulates in soil or touches the plant it hurts the plant. This is why I am so insistent that people not cast their circles outside in salt!!!!!!!!!! http://www.uvm.edu/pss/ppp/articles/salt1.htm