Snufkin Coded

Kit | he/they 🏳️‍⚧️ | autistic | hEDS + POTS | 27 | very gay, very married, thank you | archivist | sustainable textiles and natural dyes | hellenic | tea & coffee | In love with plants and music | I bake

[unadulteratedhideouttrash]

[sonata-stigmata]

funniest thing about horror games is when they're like "you can hide in here by the way :) why would you need to hide? don't even worry about it bro" and then you turn around and a fucked up guy is coming at you like this

[fluoresensitives]

Personally I hate AI because it uses slave labor, is killing the planet and is making people stupid, but that's just me. The soulless art aspect is just one little piece of my grander disdain.

[sweetmctart]

jason turd

[pukicho]

me when it rains

[melodiusfaux]

You turn an absolutely stunning pink and your branches are gorgeous

[pukicho]

[shoyohnt]

sorry for how I acted when there were multiple noises happening at the same time

[chipjrwibignaturals]

feel free to cite the deep magic to me witch i was there when it was written but my memory is like REEEEALLY shitty

[willowofthehearth]

My life got infinitely better when I started romanticizing the everyday and embracing the whimsy.

[willgrahamscock]

[theebbestboy]

[a-sentient-cup]

[virtualgirladvance]

[sausaged-rat]

[kianamaiart]

OUUUUUUGHHHHHH

[thewitchoftheweed]

We live in the dumbest, lamest cyberpunk dystopia possible.

So LA has been — and continues to — protest against ICE. These protests haven’t gotten any smaller or lost any momentum, but social media wasn’t reflecting it.

TikTok users, realizing that the platform/other social media are censoring/deleting/shadowbanning these protest videos, decided to find a workaround.

They’re calling it the LA Music Festival. Ice detention centers and other protest locations are “stages.” The hottest band is Rage Against the Machine. “Here’s what gear you should be bringing to stay safe at the LA Music Festival.”

And it fucking worked.

TikTok has become a proving ground for a lot of new music, meaning lots of labels and organizations have lucrative deals with TikTok to promote their new artists and music festivals. So they absolutely cannot censor the words “music festival” or train the algorithm to ignore it, or they risk endangering that very important revenue.

So now protest videos are flooding feeds again, but it’s the LA 24/7 Music Festival. Truly an incredible timeline we’ve landed in.

[charonsferry]

During the Civil Rights Movement of the 60s, radio broadcasts would refer to upcoming marches as "parties" and use other such euphemisms to sneak calls to organize past censors. For example, the Birmingham marches of 1963 were called "a field trip in the park with a luncheon".

This is, frankly, a timeless strategy, just done online.

[milsae]

As a Korean girl, I just love KDH to another level...

[velinxi]

A dance that never ends

[Prints available here]

[paintchewer-deactivated20251218]

i’ve got a kitty cat (WD-40) who becomes very invested in the quilting process… but only once it’s mostly a blanket

[sanitymakesposts]

Having to clean the shower is so fucking annoying. It’s clean in there. That’s where I go to get clean. It’s clean dude trust me. Stop fucking growing bacteria and stuff man this is the clean locale. You’re embarrassing me in front of the sink

[esoteric-chaos]

Esoteric Chaos Masterpost - Online Grimoire

Need help finding all of my personal posts on my blog? Look no further! Here is everything collected in one place for you.

If a link is not working please let me know and I'll fix it immediately. If you do not see a link and it's just text* those are upcoming posts scheduled.

Spiritual Hygiene and Beginner Work - The foundations of witchcraft and spiritual upkeep

Grounding and Centering - How-Tos and Methods

Cleansing - The How-Tos and Methods

Banishing - The How-Tos and Methods

Protection - The How-Tos and Methods

Warding - The How-Tos and Methods

Low Energy Practices - Spoonie Edition*

Basics in Witchcraft - The basics of witchcrafting

Intention

Visualization

Energy Manipulation*

Safety in Witchcraft

Spell Crafting Basics - The basics of spellcrafting

"How do I create a spell? Spell reversals?"*

"What is casting a circle? Do I need to?"*

"How do I Power my Spells?"*

"Planetary Timing? What’s that?"*

"My Spell Backfired! Help!"*

"I Think I Was Cursed. What Do I Do?"*

Wheel of the Year Masterpost - Spoonie Witch-Friendly

Intermediate/Advanced Witchcraft - Types of more advanced practice

What is Intermediate and Advanced Witchcraft?*

What is Energy Work?*

Divination*

Cursing, Hexing and Jinxing*

What is Ancestor Work? Breaking it down and how to start + extra

Types of Magic - Different categories of witchcraft

Lunar magic*

Glamour magic*

Hearth magic*

Chaos Magic* Sympathetic Magic - History and Explanation

Kitchen Witchcraft - Infused Cooking Oils, Dinner Recipes, Baking, Tea Blends, Syrups, Etc

Kitchen Witchcraft Masterpost

Herbalism - Herbal Education, Recipes

Herbalism Masterpost.

Spells - Spells, Pop Culture Spells, Sigils, Spell Oils, Spell Powders

Spells Masterpost

Spoonie Witchcraft

Low Energy Witchcraft - Chronic Fatigue Edition

Disability-Friendly Prosperity Magic

Deity Masterposts (mostly the ones I work with)

Aphrodite Devotional and Masterpost

Tykhe Devotional and Masterpost

Hekate Devotional and Masterpost

Spirit Work

Elves - History & Personal Experience

Tips and Tricks

Low Energy Cleansing Tip

Technomagic

Technomagic Masterpost

Extra’s - Any extra reading material on different topics

Sustainability and Witchcraft*

Endangered and Threatened Plants and Resins*

Gnosis Within the Witchcraft Community

Spell Logs

UPDATED: 4/22/25

[the-grumpy-dragon]

Chronic illness tips: bedside essentials

I’ve found that, when you’re sick all the time and spend significant amounts of time in bed, it’s important to have a few things within easy reach. So here’s a short list of things I keep right next to my bed.

Water bottle: Not much to say here. Hydration is important and having a water bottle right there makes it a lot easier.

Medications: Again, pretty obvious. I can’t stand up until ~30 minutes after I take my morning meds, so they need to be somewhere I can reach without standing up.

Snacks: I keep salty snacks on hand in case my blood pressure or blood sugar drops too low and I can’t get to the kitchen for food.

Trash can: For when you finish the snacks and don’t have the energy to get up and put away the wrapper. Or for nausea-related emergencies.

Lamp: This was a game-changer for me. Being able to turn on the lights from my bed means I don’t have to risk standing up and passing out or hurting myself every time I need to see something. Mornings are so much easier.

Phone charger: I also have an extension cord with 4 or so outlets next to my bed so if I need any other electronics I don’t have to worry about battery life.

Portable fan/space heater: The thermostat is in the hallway, and I live in a crappy apartment with poor climate control anyway. If I need to cool myself down quickly, it helps to have a fan within easy reach, and likewise for a heater.

Notepaper and pen/pencil: Brain fog means I forgot things all the time, so I’ve found it useful to have a designated place for writing stuff down that I’m likely to forget in 5 seconds. Like if I remember I need to add carrots to the grocery list.

I’ve found that having these items close on hand plays a major role in taking the edge off and saving a few precious drops of energy. Everyone is different, so this list may not work for everybody. But I think that an important part of managing chronic illness is setting up your space so you have easy access to things you need. Just having these few things on hand has significantly improved my energy levels and productivity, because they lower the energy barriers for accomplishing basic tasks like waking up, staying hydrated, and taking my meds.