Patron Saint of Making Mistakes

Pacific Northwest/Inland Northwest • Queer •They/them • 20s • Witch • Druid • Aspiring Librarian Drop a book/song rec in my inbox if you want!

[librarydruid]

Hello visitors and friends!

Welcome to my blog!

My name is Rj

My pronouns are (they/them)

I'm a new Witch walking down the folk, nature, and Celtic paths. My practice is bare bones right now but I feel at home in it.

My interests are pretty varied. I love horror anything, anime, manga, videogames, Chrochet, fiber crafts, reading, writing, smoking weed, music, taking care of my plants.

I'm in my 20s and going to school to become an Archivist.

My furry son is my whole world. His name is Cheez and I love him

If you've read this far thank you! And feel free to drop a song or a book recommendation in my ask box

[vvitchtalks-deactivated20260521]

consumerism in witchcraft

i think people forget that witchcraft isn’t something you can buy. no amount of fancy herbs, crystals, or curated altar setups are gonna make your practice deeper. it’s wild how normalized buying a ton of divination tools, crystals, herbs has gotten. When I started out I fell into that trap hard because I believe that was necessary when it isn't. after a 2 year break and practically rehoming almost everything I had I realized that the best spells I've ever done was with things I had lying around my home or found in nature walks. somewhere along the way I lost sight of what truly makes a witchcraft practice and its not the items you buy, or the "showiness" of ritual, its about making the most with what you have to create a fulfilling and meaningful life.

why did you start practicing, and when does trying to look "correct" or impressive stop the real work?

if you removed all of the consumerist aspect of your craft what would it look like?

[kamala-laxman]

[sheydmade]

"One common misconception about witchcraft is that it requires tools, plants, and magical allies that are difficult to come by. This certainly is the case in some works, but it needn't be. Witchcraft should be both accessible and adaptable to meet the needs of the practitioner, and the witch's toolset should be the same."

-'Practical Magic: Everyday Items You Can Use in Witchcraft; Part 1' (2025), Keziah Zibelmann (@sheydmade)

[kos-tyan]

pov: you are walking on the beach and find suspicious looking fish

[kos-tyan]

[n0uvo-re1]

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[bardically-uninspired]

teto day of visibility?!?

[every-ciel-and-sebastian]

[librarydruid]

23 November

[powpowmm]

a commission i really loved to work on! they are so pretty...

[userfish]

hey I went to “things get better for you” island and they said they’re excited to meet you soon

[phantomreverie]

[tinstol]

Asexuals and aromantic should be allowed to discuss how society is hyper focused on sex and romance to people’s detriment without being accused of being homophobic

[alleatris]

[soul-from-another-era]

Unconditional love isn't a free pass to hurt me.

[cinnabarfangs]

i miss my wife, tails 😔 i miss her a lot... i'll be back...

still on my kuro kick and i really just wanted to draw her again