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Enix | 20 | They/them | witchy side blog for spells and other self care/love tips | Main blog is Panpunkgrandma| Taurus Sun, Virgo Ascendant and Capricorn Moon

[bananonbinary]

something that really gets to me in queer christianity is like…the difference between “God accepts Gays” and “God is against queerphobia”

so many places i tried that claimed to be “queer” were just focusing on debunking all the verses people use to be homophobic. it’s like, “here’s the same shit as before, but we took out the blatant homophobia.” and that’s all well and good, but Queer Theology goes so far beyond that. it’s looking at jonathan and david from a gay perspective, and naomi and ruth from a lesbian perspective, and the transfiguration from a trans perspective. its raising up queer voices and recognizing that our perspective is not just different, but necessary to create a complete picture. God doesn’t just Not Hate Us. we aren’t just Tolerated. We are valued.

[popculturetarot]

[sugar-petals]

Advanced Astrology: Divinate The Name of Your Spouse

by using vedic charts. there’s an actual set technique where you can find out the first letter. the partner in question will be the one most central to your life.

step one: calculate your chart. 

step two: find the 7th house on the right. it’s always located in the lower middle. just like in western astrology, the 7th house represents the significant other.

Keep reading

[badpsychicadvice]

Witch tip

Don’t tweak the Moon’s nipple too hard.

[jbirdoftheriverlands-deactivate]

easy does it, easy does it. 

You don’t want to spook it. 

[thecultoflexithewulf]

Divination: Lithomancy

Lithomancy is the active divining through stones, or crystals. Lithomancy can take many forms, and because of this the practices can be very different depending upon what practitioner is doing them. It is primarily done through the casting of stones, but it can also be done through the act of inspecting the reflected light from the stones, though in this post we will be focusing on the former. This post will be less about how to do Lithomancy, and more about aspects of it.

In this form of lithomancy a certain number of stones is thrown, and then interpreted by the diviner. These stones are usually given aspects that they represent either by the diviner, or from the metaphysical properties of the stone itself. Practitioners have been known to use upwards of 16 stones for this process, but the amounts of stones use varies on the practitioner. What types of stones are used changes depending upon the preference of the practitioner, but it is helpful to use stones of different types, and colors. These Stones do not have to be crystals and can actually be simply rocks that have been given meanings. Many different things can be interpreted about the stones once they are thrown such as seeing how they clustered together, or by seeing which way their edges point towards.

Aspects that could be assigned to the stones:

Planetary correspondences

Elemental correspondences

Zodiac correspondences

Metaphysical properties of the stones

Love

Death

Joy

Change

Wealth

Creativity

Abundance

Beginnings

Endings

Fear

Intuition

Strength

Focus

Illusion

Practitioners may also choose to have an interpretation stone also sometimes called the center, or question stone which is a stone that everything will be interpreted relative to. The interpretation Stone may be placed in the middle of where the stones are going to be cast, or it can be thrown with the other stones starting the interpretation process from where it lands. Stones are interpreted starting with the closest one to the interpretation stone, and expanding outwards usually up to 6 inches, or some other length decided by the practitioner. This will give an order to the stones when interpreting and will allow their insights to flow more like a story. Stones that fall outside this are not part of the reading.

The stones can be cast onto a lithomancy board which may help gain more insight of the reading depending upon where the stones land. These boards are separated up into sections that are given specific aspects that will influence how the stone is interpreted that lands within it. Stones that do not land on the lithomancy board may also not be counted in the reading.

Some useful sections that may be put onto a lithomancy board:

The past

The present

The future

Work life

School life

Spiritual life

Romantic life

Health

Financial situation

Planetary correspondences

Elemental correspondences

Zodiac correspondences

The months

The days of the week

The seasons

Practices may not even include an interpretation stone, and can use only lithomancy boards. Some practices may not use either of these and may interpret Stones simply applied where they fell and their relationship to each other.

At the beginning of the lithomancy divination the question that is being divined will be asked while shaking the stone gently like dice, and the question would usually be asked to the interpretation stone, if there is one. From there the stones will be dropped from a generous height, so that they can then be cast out, and interpret it.

[shintowitch]

🔮 PREPARING A LITHOMANCY SET 🔮

Lithomancy – the practise of divination through casting stones and reading how they fall – is one of the most ancient and (in my opinion) effective divining methods out there, as well as costing nothing to set up and being something you can completely teach yourself and make your own. I recently went on a trip to an incredible and magical beach where I collected an array of exceptional rocks, pebbles, shells and fossils for this purpose, so I thought I’d make a long post on creating and preparing a kit.

GATHERING

🔮 First of all – they need not be stones, or all be stones, although the name “lithomancy” refers specifically to stones. Some cast with bones, or sticks, or shells. Some cast with whatever the hell they can find at the time. Use whatever speaks to you.

🔮 It will feel more organic to find your stones out in their natural habitat, preferably in a place that you feel a connection with, but it’s okay to purchase. The most important thing is that the set is personalised to you and that each piece of it has been chosen by you, connected to you, for a reason. Even if that reason isn’t immediately clear – it doesn’t have to be yet. Assignation will happen later.

🔮 You should use a level of instinctive guidance to find your casting stones. Perhaps you’ve even been gathering them already, drawn to them and bringing them home with you – don’t rule out stones and bits and bobs already in your possession.

🔮 Take a moment for every potential casting stone you pick up. Hold it in your hand, roll it around, look at it, think on it, get a feel for it. Start to form a picture of what it may contribute to a divination. Keep what you can’t bear the thought of throwing away. Discard everything else.

CLEANSING

🔮 First of all, a physical cleaning. Nothing too harsh – you don’t want to damage the stones or scrub them raw. (For bones and the like though, research and follow good hygiene practises accordingly. Also recommended: the law.) Generally I find a shortish soak in some warm saltwater effective enough. A light sponging to get rid of any mud, sand, etc, if there is any. Apply common sense.

🔮 Then comes the more metaphysical cleansing. Depending on your practise, you could also consecrate or bless them. Some ideas: passing through incense or smoke, cleansing with blessed/spiritually purified or charged water (you could combine this with the physical cleaning), put into a grid with cleansing crystals, using bells/sound, and personally I’ve been using sunlight to cleanse as well as charge mine.

ASSIGNATION

🔮 Set aside some time, fire up the incense, get some mood music on, ground and centre and get yourself in a good headspace. Ideally you’ll also have a nice cleansed and moody space to carry out the assignation process. This will be when you give each of your stones/objects a ‘meaning’, similar to each Tarot card having its own set of meanings and associations, or the runes that some cast. But stones are more free-form and intuitive, and the meanings are discerned and given only by you.

🔮 What you’ll be doing is almost like meditating with each of your stones. Pick up the ones that speak strongly to you first, maybe the ones that you already have some idea of their meaning – these will be the easiest to assign meanings to.

🔮 The physical appearance of the stone is a good starting point. Make sure to have a good inspection of each one. Then, enclose it in your hand and close your eyes. Feel the life inside of the stone and what it says to you. Tell it what its name and meaning is – whisper it aloud into the stone if you must. Make contact. Make sure it’s working in accord with you.

🔮 The easiest way to note down these meanings for you to memorise is to set out a piece of paper or two, and once you know what a stone means, lay it down on the piece of paper and write underneath it the name, meanings and associations. This gives you a sort of physical ‘key.’ Taking a photo of the paper spread/s once it’s done will act as a handy cheat sheet.

🔮 You’ll want a nice, rounded-out set of associations in order to give your divination depth and reach. Some traditions suggest using the different planets (and their associations) for the stones, and other simple suggestions might be elements, deities, past/present/future, etc. There are some out there that suggest a lithomancy set must contain a certain number of stones and they must have certain fixed meanings, but my opinion is that using your own intuition will make it more powerful for you. Plus, most of these traditions I could find were western European in origin, which obviously isn’t where all of our practises are from anyway. Research your traditions or make your own meanings – it’s all down to you.

CHARGING

🔮 There are a ton of resources on charging out there, and you’ll likely learn or already know best what works for you. This is a good, simple post on it for beginners. My favourite method is charging by sunlight, not only because it’s simple but because of how it falls into my belief system too.

🔮 Some suggestions: sunlight, moonlight, starlight, charged crystals and crystal grids, water of various properties (rain, storm, sea), laying out on grass or soil or tree roots or in herb planters, bones (bone grid?) and feathers and such…

PRACTISE

🔮 After taking some time to familiarise yourself with your set and its meanings, it’s time to begin practising. Just chuck ‘em! Start off by doing readings for and about yourself. Get a feel for your set and how it speaks. This is also the time to make adjustments to the meanings of some of the stones, or add new associations.

🔮 You’ll also want to start putting together your pre-divination rituals. A cleanse and a charge, a bit of grounding with incense, a hearty meal, a word with your ancestors? What works for you will become clear with practise.

🔮 In terms of the reading itself: make note of the shape that they have fallen in. The stones that are close together, and the ones that are far apart. Any that line up or form a shape. Some like to use a “self” stone or object that they can use to orient the reading around.

🔮 Some don’t cast all of their stones in one reading – I don’t. You can pick relevant stones for readings that are more specific, or just grab a random handful of stones from a bag and use those. That way, which stones are ‘drawn’ will tell you something all by itself. Change up how you cast and read during your practise period, try every method you can think of. Get creative!

🔮 I don’t think casting stones is good for yes/no answers personally, but did find this quick tip: pick a stone to mean yes/positive, and one to mean no/negative. Pick a ‘self’ stone or object. Cast them. Whichever one lands closest to the ‘self,’ there’s your answer.

🔮 I don’t know if I will, but you may also want to look into creating and incorporating a casting grid. These are shape and charts (usually on cloth) that you can cast upon, and act as a ‘map’ so that stones landing in certain quadrants will let you know what that particular stone is relevant to.

UPKEEP

🔮 Over time you can add to, take away from and generally change up your lithomancy set – what you pick to start off with isn’t the end all, be all. The best divination sets will change and become more attuned to you over time.

🔮 I tie my stones up in a square of batik fabric when not using them, and also use the fabric to cast upon. Simple, neat, effective.

🔮 Remember to keep on cleansing and charging your set as required.

[thecultoflexithewulf]

Divination: Lithomancy

Lithomancy is the active divining through stones, or crystals. Lithomancy can take many forms, and because of this the practices can be very different depending upon what practitioner is doing them. It is primarily done through the casting of stones, but it can also be done through the act of inspecting the reflected light from the stones, though in this post we will be focusing on the former. This post will be less about how to do Lithomancy, and more about aspects of it.

In this form of lithomancy a certain number of stones is thrown, and then interpreted by the diviner. These stones are usually given aspects that they represent either by the diviner, or from the metaphysical properties of the stone itself. Practitioners have been known to use upwards of 16 stones for this process, but the amounts of stones use varies on the practitioner. What types of stones are used changes depending upon the preference of the practitioner, but it is helpful to use stones of different types, and colors. These Stones do not have to be crystals and can actually be simply rocks that have been given meanings. Many different things can be interpreted about the stones once they are thrown such as seeing how they clustered together, or by seeing which way their edges point towards.

Aspects that could be assigned to the stones:

Planetary correspondences

Elemental correspondences

Zodiac correspondences

Metaphysical properties of the stones

Love

Death

Joy

Change

Wealth

Creativity

Abundance

Beginnings

Endings

Fear

Intuition

Strength

Focus

Illusion

Practitioners may also choose to have an interpretation stone also sometimes called the center, or question stone which is a stone that everything will be interpreted relative to. The interpretation Stone may be placed in the middle of where the stones are going to be cast, or it can be thrown with the other stones starting the interpretation process from where it lands. Stones are interpreted starting with the closest one to the interpretation stone, and expanding outwards usually up to 6 inches, or some other length decided by the practitioner. This will give an order to the stones when interpreting and will allow their insights to flow more like a story. Stones that fall outside this are not part of the reading.

The stones can be cast onto a lithomancy board which may help gain more insight of the reading depending upon where the stones land. These boards are separated up into sections that are given specific aspects that will influence how the stone is interpreted that lands within it. Stones that do not land on the lithomancy board may also not be counted in the reading.

Some useful sections that may be put onto a lithomancy board:

The past

The present

The future

Work life

School life

Spiritual life

Romantic life

Health

Financial situation

Planetary correspondences

Elemental correspondences

Zodiac correspondences

The months

The days of the week

The seasons

Practices may not even include an interpretation stone, and can use only lithomancy boards. Some practices may not use either of these and may interpret Stones simply applied where they fell and their relationship to each other.

At the beginning of the lithomancy divination the question that is being divined will be asked while shaking the stone gently like dice, and the question would usually be asked to the interpretation stone, if there is one. From there the stones will be dropped from a generous height, so that they can then be cast out, and interpret it.

[descensum-and-such]

What is Lithomancy and where does it come from? Lithomancy is a form of divinary arts in which stones are used to “see” the past, clarify the present, or predict the future. The history and origin of lithomancy is not clear. There is little to no records on the use of Lithomancy in ancient times and so, many aspects of the art remain a mystery. Some historians believe that it originated in ancient Turkey, in the city of Constantinople, now called Istanbul. Others believe that it dates back to pre-Roman times. The earliest recorded account of lithomancy use was sometime in the late 800’s, when Saint Photios I of Constantinople describes lithomancy being used by a physician named Eusebius to perform a ritual. How is Lithomancy preformed? Due to the lack of recorded history, Modern use of lithomancy varies from place to place and among users. The number of stones as well as the stones representations and the techniques used are somewhat different depending on whom you ask. The form of lithomancy most commonly found in the British Isles uses 13 stones that represent Love, Magic, Fortune, Home, Life and the astrology signs; Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, the Sun and the Moon. Each of these representations have a vocabulary of meaning that coincide with their own meaning. For example, Love could also mean passion, harmony, honest, relationships etc. and Venus, planet and goddess of Love and Beauty, could mean any of the same. Once the question has been asked the stones are thrown and the meaning is interpreted based on the pattern and the relation in which each stone lands. The answer received by the stones will be read as the stone caster sees fit. As with any form of divination, the stone caster’s intuition and experiences will determine how they choose to read the stones. Another form of lithomancy, which is more common in Wicca and other Neo-Pagan practices, uses 16 stones instead of 13. The representations for these 16 stones are Male, Female, the Sun, the Moon, Love, Death, Joy, Sorrow, the Past, Present, and Future, and the elements; Air, Fire, Water and Earth. The final stone is the Center or the question stone and is usually the biggest stone in the set. This form of lithomancy is heavily influenced by Tarot and the results are much easier to interpret. The stone caster begins by asking the Center stone the question at hand. The stone is then placed on a flat surface, usually on top of a cloth, and the remaining stones are cast from directly above it. The height at which the stones are released vary anywhere from 6 inches to a foot. Once the stones have landed they are read in order from the stone closest to the Center stone to the stone farthest from the Center stone. However, any stones that land more than 6 inches away from the Center stone are not considered part of the reading. Here you can see the yellow stone represents the Center stone. The stones that are green would be the stones that are interpreted in the reading starting with the stone closest to the Center stone and the stones that are red would be left out of the reading all together. In this form of lithomancy the order in which the stones land is very important to how the results are interpreted because the answer is read like a story. For example, if the Past stone is first, followed by the Water, Sorrow, Future, then the Joy stone, the caster might read that the person’s past was filled with emotional pain and suffering while their future is filled with joy and happiness. Now, if the stones landed with the Past stone first followed by the Joy, Future, Water, then the Sorrow stone, the caster might read that the person’s past was filled with joy and happiness while their future is filled with emotional pain and suffering. In order to help better understand the stone representations and their meanings, below is a small list of examples that can be used for each stone.

Male: A man himself or Action, Competitive, Aggressive, etc.

Female: A women herself or Passive, Balance, Nurturing, etc.

Sun: itself or a Leader, Outgoing, Confident, etc. Moon: itself or Intuition, Spirituality, Change, etc.

Love: itself or Relationships, Compassion, Honesty, etc.

Death: itself or Forgiveness, Banishing, New Beginnings, etc.

Joy: itself or Happiness, Luck, Optimism, etc.

Sorrow: itself or Sadness, Misfortune, Pessimism, etc.

Past: itself or Wisdom, Knowledge, Insight, etc.

Present: itself or Reality, Learning, Awakening, etc.

Future: itself or Fate, Dreams, Control, etc.

Air: itself or Intellect, Mental, Spring (season), etc.

Fire: itself or Creativity, Willpower, Summer (season), etc.

Water: itself or Culture, Emotions, Autumn (season), etc.

Earth: itself or Abundance, Physical, Winter (season), etc. 

The meanings that are assigned to each stone is determined by the caster based on the question asked and their intuition. As lithomancy has gained popularity in the US and Europe there have been many new forms and variations that have begun to emerge. In the end, each stone caster must decide which technique is best for their personal use. How do I choose my Lithomancy stones? The stones that are used in a lithomancy set are a matter of preference. Although, most would agree it is best to have different size, shape and or color stones for each representation in order to recognize their meaning. Below I have compiled a list of stones that can be used to represent the different meanings.

Center: Clear Quartz, Diamond, Clear Apophyllite, Colorless Beryl, etc.

Male: Bloodstone, Black Agate, Red Carbuncle, Amozonite, Garnet, Topaz, etc.

Female: Blue Lace Agate, Pearl, Sapphire, Jade, Pink Calcite, etc.

Sun: Sunstone, Ruby, Amber, Apache Tear, etc.

Moon: Moonstone, Mother of Pearl, Opal, White Labradorite, etc.

Love: Rose Quartz, Pink Tourmaline, Alexandrite, Pink Diamond, etc.

Death: Rhodonite, White Coral, Rhodochrosite, Angelite, etc.

Joy: Petrified Wood, Blue Quartz, Yellow Zircon, Celestite, etc.

Sorrow: Obsidian, Black Opal, Dumortierite, Eclogite, Epidote, etc.

Past: Tiger Eye, Fossil, Apatite, Kyanite, Selenite, Hawk’s Eye, etc.

Present: Carnelian, Aquamarine, Chrysoprase, Morganite, etc.

Future: Serpentine, Howlite, Labradorite, Adventurine, Chalcedony, etc.

Air: Amethyst, Onyx, Lapis Lazuli, Tanzanite, Aragonite, etc.

Fire: Red Jasper, Hematite, Fluorite, Fire Opal, Citrine, etc.

Water: Chrysocolla, Lipidolite, Sugilite, Feldspar, Kunzite, Marble, etc.

Earth: Emerald, Brown or Green Jasper, Peridot, Green Tourmaline, etc. 

Of course, most of the stones listed above can be used for more than one of the representations. For Example, Amethyst could be used for Female, Moon, Love, Joy, Future, Air, Water, or Earth. Ultimately, which stone is used for which representation is up to the stone caster. 

References: 1. Lithomancy, The Psychic Art of Reading Stones (2010) by Gary L. Wimmer 2. Dunwich’s Guide to Gemstone Sorcery (2003) by Gerina Dunwich 3. Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary 11th Edition (2008) 4. Holland’s Grimoire of Magickal Correspondences (2006) by Eileen Holland 5. Healing Crystals 4th Edition (2009) by Michael Gienger

[tenderwiki]

reasons why people with ADHD lie

we didn't remember what was happening and our brain made something up we only later realized wasn't true.

no one believes us when we tell the truth so it's easier to lie.

we didn't realize we were lying until the words were already out.

we have a complicated relationship to truth in that we rarely know what it is until we're told/have it affirmed to us.

[myadhdlife]

We're embarrassed

[linguisticparadox]

we're gonna get yelled at for telling the truth anyway (because it involves some ADHD fuck-up or other)

[transloveletter]

the crushing fear of rejection we think will happen if we dont give the “correct” answer even if there is literally no wrong answer

[sir-libearian]

oh. Oh

[crystallinechristopagan]

Yeah.

[ivy-kissobryos]

Source: Traditional Magic Spells for Protection and Healing by Claude Lecouteux

[ambroselefey]

Witchy Song Suggestions

Hello Family! I am with you today to speak about some of the songs which I listen to when I am trying to manifest. I may suggest some *Some of these songs may fall into more than one category.* Feel free to add songs!

Love/Romance Magick:

Wonderful by Lianne La Havas

Serial Killer by Lana Del Rey

Lovefool by The Cardigans

Little Numbers by BOY

Love by Lana Del Rey

Romanitcise by Chelea

A Dream by Rachmaninoff - Sung by Dawn Upshaw

Morgen by Strauss - Sung by Barbara Bonney

Hey Now by London Grammar

Like I Can (Cover) by Jordan Smith

Golden Slumbers (cover) by Jennifer Hudson

Bittersweet by Ellie Goulding

Warm on a Cold Night by Honne

River Flows in You by Yiruma

L’heure Exquise by Hahn - Sung by Susan Graham

The Way I Am by Ingrid Michaelson

Giant Steps by John Coltrane

Red Arrow by Gem Club

Blue Skies by Ella Fitzgerald 

Long Time Ago by Trad/Copland - Sung by Nathan Gunn

Chi Il Bel Sogno from La Rondine by Puccini - Sung by Renee Fleming

Claire de Lune by Debussy - Performed by Xavier de Maistre

Che Gelida Manina from La Boheme by Puccini - performed by Vittorio Grigolo or Luciano Pavarotti 

Sex Magick:

Is It a Crime by Sade

I Put a Spell on You by Nina Simone

Teeth by Lady Gaga

All Night by Beyonce

Hey Now by London Grammar

Tear You Apart by She Wants Revenge

Hummingbird Heartbeat by Katy Perry

Pillowtalk by Zayn

Do What U Want by Lady Gaga

Off to the Races by Lana Del Rey

Money Magick:

Dog Days Are Over by Florence + The Machine

Feeling Good by Nina Simone

Coca Cola by Beth Hart

Digital Witness by St. Vincent

6 Inch by Beyonce

Money Honey by Lady Gaga

Beautiful, Dirty, Rich by Lady Gaga

National Anthem by Lana Del Rey

Million Dollar Man by Lana Del Rey

Luck Magick:

Tokyo by Lianne La Havas

Dog Days Are Over by Florence + The Machine

Feeling Good by Nina Simone

Primadonna by Marina and the Diamonds

Q.U.E.E.N. by Janelle Monae

Evergreen by Yebba

Right Place, Wrong Time by Dr. John

No Roots by Alice Merton

When the World Was at War We Kept Dancing by Lana Del Rey

Nagual by Trifolia 

Make Me Feel by Janelle Monae

Beauty:

La fille aux cheveux de lin by Debussy - perormed by Xavier de Maistre

Venus by Lady Gaga

L’heure Exquise by Hahn - sung by Susan Graham

Unstoppable by Lianne La Havas

Radio by Lana Del Rey

Bel Air by Lana Del Rey

Breaking my Heart by Lana Del Rey

Binding:

Paradise Circus by Massive Attack 

Work Song by Hozier

Summer Bummer by Lana Del Rey

In My Feelings by Lana Del Rey

Brother Sparrow by Agnes Obel

Wallflower by Agnes Obel

Avenue by Agnes Obel

Gold Dust Woman by Fleetwood Mac (good cover by Karen Elson)

Up in Flames by Ruelle

Body Electric by Lana Del Rey

Circle the Drain by Katy Perry

No Roots by Alice Merton

Hit Me Like a Man by The Pretty Reckless 

Backfire by Lana Del Rey

Goodnight Moon by Shivaree

Baneful Magick (Curses and such):

Paradise Circus by Massive Attack

Wallflower by Agnes Obel

Strange Fruit sung by Nina Simone

Sinnerman by Nina Simone

Seven Devils by Florence + The Machine

Power and Control by Marina and the Diamonds

Teen Idol by Marina and the Diamonds

Kill of the Night by Gin Wigmore

The Rake’s Song by The Decemberists

Humans by Sevdaliza 

No Rest for the Wicked by Lykke Li

Killing Moon by Roman Remains

Bones by Ms Mr

Limbs by Widdowspeak

Yubaba (Spirited Away Score) by Joe Hisaishi

The Raven by Alan Parsons Project

Neverland by Sisters of Mercy

Countdown by John Coltrane 

In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida by Iron Butterfuly

Bloodletting by Concrete Blonde

You Know that I’m No Good by Amy Winehouse

Power Gathering: 

Death Defying Acts by Angus & Julia Stone

Django Jane by Janelle Monae

The Curse by Agnes Obel

Superpower by Beyonce

Spectrum (Song and Album) by Florence + The Machine

Sinnerman by Nina Simone

Edge of Seventeen by Stevie Nicks

Four by Miles Davis

Twice by Little Dragon (Lianne La Havas also does a beautiful cover)

Sarajevo by Max Richter

Retrograde by James Blake

Personal Jesus by Depeche Mode

With You In My Head by UNKLE

Out Alive by Ke$ha

Ninth Gate: Vocalise performed by Diana Damrau

Sunrise by Yeasayer

Castle by Halsey

Breath of Life by Florence + the Machine

Healing:

Dreams by Fleetwood Mac

Who You Are sung by Jordan Smith

Stevie’s Dream by Janelle Monae

Hunger by Florence + the Machine

Life Goes On by Fergie

Wonderland by Haley Reinhart 

Twice by Little Dragon (Lianne La Havas also does a beautiful cover)

Alive by Sia

Unbreakable Smile by Tori Kelly

Arabesque No. 1 in E Major by Debussy - Performed by Xavier de Maistre

Im Here from the Color Purple 

Meditation: 

Death Defying Acts by Angus & Julia Stone

Icarus by White Hinterland 

Love Drought by Beyonce

Twice by Little Dragon (Lianne La Havas also does a beautiful cover)

Sarajevo by Max Richter

Cranes in the Sky by Solange 

So Much More Than This by Grace Vanderwaal

Arabesque No. 1 in E Major by Debussy

La fille aux cheveux de lin by Debussy

Protection:

Safe & Sound by Capital Cities

Florets by Grace VanderWaal

Sarajevo by Max Richter

Alive by Sia

Ständchen  D.957 by Schubert - Performed by Evgeny Kissin

C’est L’extase Langoureuse by Debussy - Sung By Elly Ameling

The Fire by Kina Grannis

The Bird by Duke - Sung by James Taylor

Arabesque No. 1 in E Majoy by Debussy - Performed by Xavier de Maistre

Confidence:

Fashion! (Artpop) by Lady Gaga

***Flawless by Beyonce

Bodak Yellow by Cardi B

Raining Men by The Water Girls

Sugar Pill by Kovacs

Q.U.E.E.N. by Janelle Monae

Oh No! by Marina and the Diamonds

Sisters Are Doin’ It For Themselves by Aretha Franklin

Land of Lola from Kinky Boots

Sex Is In the Heel from Kinky Boots

Screwed by Janelle Monae

I like that by Janelle Monae

Bad by Michael Jackson

Check it Out by Will.i.am & Nicki Minaj

Happiness/Just Good Vibes:

Blood (Album) by Lianne La Havas

Blue Skies by Ella Fitzgerald (or anything she sings)

Origami by Capital Cities

Pocket Full of Sunshine by Natasha Beddingfield

Rumors (Album) by Fleetwood Mac

Young Volcanoes by Fall Out Boy

Don’t You Worry ‘Bout a Thing (cover) by Tori Kelly

Seven Wonders by Fleetwood Mac

Happy by Pharrell 

Feel it Still by Portugal. The Man

Let’s Get Together by Beth Hart

Arabesque No. 1 in E Majoy by Debussy - Performed by Xavier de Maistre

Tightrope by Janelle Monae

I hope y’all find this useful! Feel Free to add songs! Also, email me at [email protected] for any questions, follow my YouTube @ Mojo Magick for some Magickal content, and Be Blessed! 

Love, 

Mojo Magick

[perse-phoneee-deactivated202007]

TECHNOCOVEN: An Online Witchcraft Convention

DATES: May 1-May 3, 2020

BLOG: @technocoven

⭐May 1 Panels⭐

Shadow Work While Quarantined with @hillbillyoracle

COVID-19 Myths and Tips from a Healthcare Worker with @rosymetaphysics

Hellenic Polytheism Q&A with @thepastelpriestess and @rosegoldtunic

Asteroids of the Gods with @hermeticimp @dendritics @lands-end-ada and @an-avaar-skald-and-bearsark

Beginners Tarot with @wingedhealernerd

Kicking it Nerd Style: Using Fantasy and Fandoms in Your Craft with @loveletterstotheabyss

Spell-Crafting 101 with @the-prettiest-witch and @pinkavalynn

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TECHNOCOVEN is a one of a kind, free Witchcraft and Occult Convention hosted totally on Discord!

Even though we may have to physically be apart, that doesn't mean we can't come together as a community digitally. Have all the fun of a real-life convention from the comfort and safety of your own home!

Attend a selection of fun and educational panels, participate in contests and games, shop around in our vendor alley, dance the night away during our TechnoCoven Ball, and more: all in support of several charities that are helping out during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

The link to join the Convention server will be posted April 29, 2020 on @technocoven 💜

[teawiththegods]

I’m so so so excited to be doing a panel with my good friend and someone I respect and admire very much, @rosegoldtunic!!

We always have wonderful conversations and good laughs so im really grateful we get a chance to bring that energy to you all!

We’ll be answering the questions you have about Hellenic Polytheism so this is will be a great opportunity to pick both our brains! Hope you’ll be joining us!

Also pls consider checking out the other amazing panels that will be held! Esp my good friend Kris’s @loveletterstotheabyss panel all about how to include your love for fantasy and fandom into your witchcraft!! I’m absolutely going to be attending it!

[secifosseluce]

as much as the concept of Jesus being a fairly normal lad has its charms, im personally very intrigued by the idea of him being just… extremely weird. not even in a mystical sense, just…….staggeringly BIZZARRE. 

you go to the well to get some water, and here’s Miriam’s boy, staring at the sky, completely still. his expression is unreadable. you hazard a hello and ask how he’s doing, and he slowly, unblinkingly, lowers his gaze on you (he’s 8 and is missing his frontal teeth, not that this is making you any less uncomfortable) and says “I cannot speak of the state of my being, Nathan son of Saul, my brother, but rejoice for the water you shall take today will be as pure as the soul of the children of Heaven”

…you start sweating

[secifosseluce]

normal person in 1st century Nazareth: making my way downtown, walking fast

*sees J boy, 8 yo, staring at you from across the street*

normal person: walking faster 

[secifosseluce]

even funnier, the only person 100% on board with his Prophetic Kid Talk is his mother Miriam, an otherwise placid, absolutely normal woman around 25 or so

kid JC, coming home at twilight, a single white dove following him and chirping with weirdly human-like precision:

 moth̫́er,̦͌ ̮̉i h͙̉av͔̽e ͓͗b̘̃r̞̓o̮͘u̲̒gh̟͒t̺́ you a do̗͐ṽ͙e̢͘ ͈̾m͒͢a͈̽dē̝ ỏ̘f ͈̓c̆͜l͔̂aỷ͇ aṋ̑d̳̿ g͢͞i̹̾fted̖͡ ̻͐it ͓͂w̖̿it̎͜h t̥̃h͙͒e ̨̒m̧̂i̡̍ŗ͒â̫cḷ̔è̤ ̛̻of̞̅ l̘̈i̛̦fè̳

Miriam: ! that’s my little boy :) now let’s go get ready for dinner :) 

her husband Yosef, a carpenter who only marginally got signed up for this: 

[bargains-by-duckface]

This post is so Christian, but it’s the spicy kind of Christian that gets you murdered by other Christians for heresy, so I’m torn.

[secifosseluce]

literally biggest form of compliment i’ve ever gotten

[moonsterm]

that means the angels are babysitters then

[moonsterm]

here have more

[perse-phoneee-deactivated202007]

Hello, friends!

I have exciting news! I will be hosting an Online Witchcraft Convention with the help of the amazing @underworldariel @witchofapollo @thepastelpriestess and other talented witches in this community!

The event will be hosted on discord and will feature a variety of fun voice chat panels, readers and vendors, games, and more: just like an irl Convention!

The overall purpose of this event is to support charities that are combating issues arising due to the coronavirus while also bringing a bit of joy to people who are stuck at home due to social distancing. The Convention is free to attend, but donors will receive extra perks including access to exclusive events.

We're still working out the details of this event, including the official name of the event. An official announcement will be made as we get closer to the event, which we anticipate to be May 1-May 3 2020!

If you would like to host or co-host a panel for this Online Witchcraft Convention, please fill out the following form!

https://forms.gle/nGMZhaLvg3uNSyf57

TechnoCoven Panelist Form

TechnoCoven 2020 is a digital Witchcraft and Occult Convention hosted on Discord! APPLICATION DEADLINE: APRIL 20, 2020 SCHEDULE: [May 1:

A form for vendors and readers will be available at a later date!

The deadline to apply as a panelist is April 20, 2020, but the earlier you apply, the more likely it will be that your panel will be approved!

If you have any questions about this event or want to get more involved, dm @nightshadeandroses!

[pastorwitch]

Where my Christian Witches at?

There’s a lot of fear mongering going on in our tag. Where are the actual practitioners?

[crystallinechristopagan]

Idk if Christopagans count, if so, hi!

[gogh-save-the-bees]

incase it wasn’t clear - i am and my blog is anti-terf 👍

[adhdcatholicheretic]

So I was just thinking…

St. Agnes Agatha would be a good saint to ask for intersession before, during and after top surgery, right?

Like I know that she is the patron saint of breast related things, that according to her hagiography after her breasts were cut from her body she miraculously healed, and she is often depicted as holding her breasts separated from her body on a platter.

All of these things together make me think that she would be a good patron saint for people who want top surgery. (I also think she’d be a good patron saint for those who want to gain breasts via methods like hrt.)

(Thanks to the people who caught and corrected my mistake. I mixed the two saints’ names up in my head)

[crystallinechristopagan]

I was thinking that too!