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If courage isn’t the absence of fear but doing the right thing regardless of it, maybe confidence isn’t the absence of insecurity but knowing you have real worth despite it

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this is beautiful

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By this same token, maybe goodness isn’t the absence of bad thoughts or impulses, but the conscious choice to behave according to your moral ideals in spite of them.

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Friendly reminder to not punish yourself for creating.

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Can you elaborate on what you mean by this?

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I have a tendency to beat myself up whenever something I make doesn’t meet my expectations (which is always). The result is that finishing something = bad feelings: I am effectively punishing myself for having created something. The natural reaction to this punishment is an aversion to creation, meaning that my perfectionism is harming me, not only by causing me to despise what I do make and by impeding the creative process, but by attacking even my desire to create.

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Night Cat. I’m currently spring cleaning both my illustration blog and this blog to start the new year! I’ll mostly be moving things around and such. :)

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Witch Cat, Ghost Cat, and CAT-O-LANTERN!

I posted these in my other blog for Halloween, but thought about moving them here! Enjoy (even though it’s not Halloween lol).

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Witch’s Buddies!

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Autumnal Gorge by James Mills jamesmillsphotography.com

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The Shapes Of Ideas [Illustration]

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fffffffffffffuccccccck yes /DEEP INHALE

they are so pretty and good

its this one, and its fucking amazing. such good good handfeel.

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여어- 히싸씨부리 （ ɔ̸ᴉʇɐ͟N͞さんのツイート）

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“NAFTER NOON!”

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Every. Time. Every single time. I always get so delighted by this picture set. And I always forget what it’s followed up by. And then I see the “NAFTER NOON!” and absolutely lose it. I’m so glad this post exists.

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Trying my hand at selling soaps and scrubs this weekend. Wish me luck!! #springgeequinox #soap #scrub #skincare #homemade #handmade #diy

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Hey! If any of my followers are Halifax-based, please swing by my table (#36) and check out my wares! <3 I’ll be selling these soaps and scrubs (under my Great Pumpkin Witch name) as well as prints and commissions.

Hope to see you there~! <333

#self help #soap #scrub #skin care #homemade #witch #witchcraft #magic #witch community #DO we still have those/#community I mean #So proud #bb witch

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Saying “Fuck it” actually motivates me more than “You can do this”.

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Because saying “fuck it” includes the total acceptance of failure as the outcome, meanwhile “you can do this” focuses only on the hopes of a successful outcome and the lack of acknowledgement of the equally probable failure outcome induces a certain level of unspoken anxiety

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Kitchen Table Tarot, by Melissa Cynova

This will be my new go-to recommendation when folks ask me about starting tarot. For some folks, tarot is a highly mystical experience, requiring ritual and song, candles and wall-hangings, crystals and gnomes. I respect that. Go for it. But for me, tarot’s always been a more mundane spiritual experience, one that notches into many spiritual beliefs and lifestyles. A conversation starter when people come to my house for the first time, or for connecting at the end of a long conference day. It’s just a way to dig into issues that you don’t otherwise know how to solve, celebrate the good parts of yourself, and connect with people in a way that digs deep beyond that odious poison, small talk. Cynova tackles the tarot with this same big-picture, no-nonsense approach. If you’re looking for a deep study of the cards’ history or an analysis of why the color blue appears on such card or a guide for how to spiritually dishwash the bad energy out of your cards, this isn’t the book for you; there are others that do that well. If you’re looking for an intuitive overview of how tarot might work for you and a pragmatic guide to learning the cards’ core meanings, this book is the one. It’s a warm, fast read with plenty of swearing, and I wish it could be bundled with every one of my tarot decks instead of the little one I wrote. It’s that good. Buy one for you and one for your best friend, and go through it together. A+