burn the witch!

the learnings of an eclectic witch lokean with a penchant for sigils

[lionwheat]

heed the call —; shining beast of the daybreak sun! bright starlight scatters across her flank in a kiss as the earth's halo falls to her steed 🌞

[heatherwitch]

Ostara Resource Masterpost

A collection of categorized links for your Ostara needs! What is Ostara? [X] Ostara is celebrated on March 20th-22nd, and September 20th-22nd in the S. Hemisphere. Ostara is also called the Spring Equinox or Eostara. 

The basics:

Things to celebrate the spring equinox!

Celebrate Ostara 

Ostara tips!

Ostara ideas!

What can I do to celebrate Ostara?

Ways to celebrate and correspondences

Ostara crafts: 

Offering stones

Witch eggs

DIY flower pressing

Butterfly feeder out of recycled objects

Painted rocks

Ostara recipes: 

Ostara quiche

Ostara honey cake 

Honey and milk cake

Ostara buns

Ostara sugar cookies

Dandelion honey

Ostara lavender lemonade

Ostara spells: 

Spring glamour shower spell

Spring healing jar spell

Ostara spell for future goals

Springtime spell

Ostara tarot spreads: 

Ostara spread (2 card)

Ostara tarot spread (5 card)

March spring flower spread (6 card)

Spring equinox spread (8 card)

Ostara/Easter spread (12 card)

Other:

Setting up your Ostara altar

Ostara psychic body scrub

Ostara masterpost (I know they look similar but I promise I just found this)

[dumbbbunnnyy-deactivated2021021]

💀 Curse Correspondences 💀

Crystals:

Agate - for use on a target who has entered a space uninvited, i.e. someone breaking into your home or vehicle

Alexandrite - causes obsession and delusions

Amethyst - causes sensitivity and self-destruction

Astrophyllite - causes those who have died at the hands of another to torment the target from the grave

Diamond - causes blindness, confusion, and disorientation

Diopside - lowers inhibitions and causes secrets to be revealed

Emerald - causes greed, selfishness, and isolation

Flint - causes conflicts

Garnet - leeches energy from a target

Kunzite - induces vulnerability 

Kyanite - used to infiltrate a target’s mind

Meteorite - used as a catalyst in baneful magick

Obsidian - used for general aggressive magick

Onyx - causes nightmares and mental torment, and is used to break up relationships

Opal - used to store negative energy, and then to be given to a target

Ruby - used to focus your intent on a target

Colors:

Black - law, justice, manifestation, sorrow

Red - force, energy, confrontation, jealousy, anger

Greenish Yellow - strife, discord, illness, conflict, jealousy, greed

Magenta - catalyst

Herbs:

Ague Weed - confusion 

Angelica Root - misery, strife, distress, discord

Asafoetida - drives enemies away

Bayberry - depression

Bindweed - binding

Blackberry Root - distress

Black Salt - misery, strife, distress, discord

Bladderwrack - illness

Bloodroot - substitute for blood

Blueberry - confusion, strife

Boneset - distress, confusion

Cayenne Pepper - anxiety

Chicory - discord

Chili Powder - discord, misery, strife

Cinquefoil - discomfort

Clove - stopping gossip

Cramp Bark - pain, illness

Dogbane - deception

Dragon’s Blood - destruction, strife, misery

Hemlock - discord, sadness

Henbane - illness, discord, melancholy

Jezebel Root - wickedness, ending relationships, punishing unfaithful lovers

Knot Weed - binding

Lemon - sourness, bitterness

Lemon Verbena - a boost of power, ending relationships

Lime - sourness, bitterness

Lobelia - discord

Mace - misery, strife

Mandrake - misery, strife

Mistletoe - isolation, confusion

Mullein - spirit work, nightmares

Mustard Seed - strife, discord

Myrrh - a boost of power

Nightshade (Belladonna) - discord, illness

Onion - strife

Patchouli - illness

Poke Root - confusion, discord

Poppy Seed - discord

Rue - misery

Safflower - destruction

Spanish Moss - bad luck

Slippery Elm - ending relationships

Stinging Nettle - jealousy, envy, discomfort

Sumac - bad luck

Tobacco - a substitute for any baneful herb

Tormentil - distress, harm, discord

Vetiver - silence

Wormwood (Absinthe) - misery, strife

Yew - spirit work

Yohimbe Bark - impotency

Planets:

Mars - power, force, energy, war, conflict, jealousy

Saturn - law, justice, chaos, revenge

Neptune - confusion, illusion, chaos

Pluto - death, mystery, crisis

Lunar Phases:

Waning - binding

Dark - destruction, banishing, justice

Black - power, manifestation

Taglocks:

DNA (saliva, nail clippings, hair, blood, etc.)

Drawings

Photos

The target’s name written on paper

The target’s signature

An item that belongs to the target

Other Ingredients:

Cigarette butts

Broken glass

Razorblades 

Vinegar

Lemon/lime juice

Alcohol

Bones

Needles

Nails

Thorns

Blood

Urine

Saliva

Shark teeth

Catfish spines

Murex seashells

Flying Devil Oil

Dead insects

Black sand

Charcoal

Disclaimer: I do not condone the unethical practice of collecting or harvesting animal parts, or forcefully obtaining certain biological taglocks. These are just ideas, and I am not responsible for anything you choose to do with them. 

Updated: 3-9-2017

[callmebliss-got-swamped]

Sorry I’m late I was obsessing over herb spirals

[reversetimelord]

Delicious. Finally, some wholesome fucking spirals

[luminatress]

Tarot Tips

🃏 Find The Empress in your deck. The card behind her will reveal what you need to do to nurture and care for yourself. 

🃏 When in conflict or competition with someone, look for 5 of Wands. The card behind it will reveal the solution to the problem.

🃏 If you see the same card over and over again in readings, it is a sign and you must pay attention to its message for you.

🃏 For a better understanding of each card, observe it closely and form your own interpretation that follows its themes. It will help you interpret readings better.

🃏 To find out what is making you feel stuck or delayed, look to The Hanged Man. The card underneath him will show what is holding you back. The card in front of him will show you how to overcome it.

🃏 When shuffling your cards, if any card drops out of your grasp, take it as a sign and read the card. 

🃏 You do not need crystals with you to do proper readings, but a good way to cleanse your deck is to place a clear quartz on the top of your deck before each reading. Keep in mind; there’s a variety of ways you can cleanse your deck.

🃏 Often when The High Priestess appears in a reading, she is trying to tell you that you know the answers and that you should listen to your inner voice.

🃏 There is no wrong way to shuffle or cleanse your deck. Do what feels right for you!

[micahulrichdraws]

Watch me grow.

[archangels-to-faeries]

[herbwicc]

Fruit Correspondences from my google drive grimoire, before they get organized into my physical grimoire. As someone from Puerto Rico currently living in Florida, many/most of the fruits here can be found in the Caribbean and Florida, and have the cultural correspondences that I personally feel them to have from my own upbringing. 

SOME OF THEM ARE POISONOUS and need to be prepared a very SPECIFIC WAY or at a SPECIFIC POINT in their ripeness. Also, some of the names are in Spanish first, because that’s the quickest way for me to personally find them on the list. 

[larkspurlucy]

On Larkspur (Delphinium)

Hey Witchblr, Lucy here! I thought I’d write up a post on the Larkspur, my blog’s namesake. It’s a plant I use in my practice in various stages of its bloom cycle, which is why I cultivate it in my garden (and in pots inside during winter).

I will be discussing the genus Delphinium today. There is another genus of flower called the Larkspur: Consolida. I don’t have any experience using it in my practice, so that’s why I will focus on Delphinium today. In English, they both carry the name ‘Larkspur’ and in my native tongue, they share a name as well. They also share a very important feature, which I will bold before I continue this post:

All parts of the Larkspur plant are toxic upon ingestion and unsafe for human consumption. Depending on the species, ingesting Larkspur could lead to irreversible organ damage or even death. Do not, and I repeat, do not eat any part of the Larkspur plant. This also goes for cats, dogs, and supposedly for other pets.

For reference, this is Larkspur, a plant you should avoid eating at all costs if you come across it in the wild or elsewhere:

With that out of the way, let’s talk about cultivating the plant first. I believe growing your own plants when possible is a core part of any practice that uses plants. Here are some things you should know:

First of all, because it can’t be said enough: keep the plants away from animals and children. Preferably, stow it somewhere with mild to full sun depending on your climate and keep well-watered. Every species has its own needs which you may find online, or you could ask about the specific variety of Larkspur at the store where you buy the plant or its seeds!

Delphinium Larkspurs are perennial plants. This means it will live for multiple years (if treated properly of course) with most varieties living for 2-3 years while some can survive much longer and grow up to 2 meters (6’7”).

This means that you don’t have to harvest and save seed every year if you want to keep a healthy plot for a longer time, although I do advise it because a small plague or bad luck could wipe out your stock and leave you with no seed.

The flowers, which bloom in late spring and early summer in their natural environment, are pollinated by bumblebees and butterflies, so they would serve well in attracting insects to your garden.

With that out of the way, how can a witch use Delphinium species of Larkspur in practice?

General notes:

The plant lends itself well to use in all practices surrounding growth and the cycle of life.

I have found that in general, the species of Larkspur has no direct impact on its usage. If you do use multiple species, you may find differing results based on your specific practice. Take those results as what they most likely are: signs that your magic has a preference.

The plant is associated with the months June and July, and especially with the summer solstice.

The plant is also associated with the planet Venus and therefore with Fridays in Ptolemaic astrology

Using the flower:

Use the flower in rituals regarding protection and/or growth – personal growth, not the growth of relationships with others.

Its magical potency does increase with the size of the flower, but not necessarily with the size of the plant as a whole

The buds of the flower should not be harvested, for this represents dying. Of course, I will not judge if your practice includes death, but the Larkspur is a tricky plant; consider using other representations of death if you are not familiar with Larkspur.

Using the seeds:

The seeds of the larkspur represent potential, like many seeds do. Larkspur seeds specifically represent a potency to become kinder; this is represented in the fact that the seeds are the most toxic part of the plant.

When burned (in the open air, don’t breathe that smoke) the seeds can bring said potential to the area where it is burned. Because of this, the seeds are most useful to witches with altars or places of worship in the outside air.

When buried out of season, such that they can not sprout, the seeds can be used to keep new things from beginning or arriving in your life.

Using the roots, stems and leaves:

The stems and leaves of the Larkspur are best suited for rituals regarding growth of friendship and other relationships

The roots, when dried and burned in the open air, can bless a garden with good fortune.

If you do not grow food, use all parts of end-of-life Larkspur plants for compost to complete the cycle of growth and death the plant represents. If you do grow food, keep these plants away from your compost: the risk of transferring toxicity to your food is too high.

For the same reasons, you want to dig out all of the roots of your Larkspur if you decide to plant something else, and preferrably even change out the soil before you cultivate food there.

I hope you learned something from this post, and if you have any questions - about Larkspur or otherwise - feel free to reach out!

[starrywisdomsect]

This Icelandic manuscript of magic, known as the “Huld” manuscript, presumably derives its name from the word “hulda” meaning secrecy, and was compiled from three older sources by Geir Vigfússon in 1860. These ten selected pages from the manuscript feature “stafir,” or what we might call sigils today.

For the description and purpose of each sigil, click “keep reading.”

Keep reading

[the-cryptid-coven]

Sigil Crafting

Sigils were the first magic I ever learned. As an artist, symbolism and aesthetic are things that are incredibly important to me. I have used multiple ways of crafting sigils, but I have created my own personal way of creating sigils using a method writers have used in poetry- the stream of consciousness technique.

I put my pen to paper, call upon what I wish to make a sigil about, and let the pen create what I need.

These are the sigils that I use the most frequently (you may use them if you wish).

You may notice that my sigils in the form of arrows. Arrows are a symbolic representation of aiming and shooting for something, and I love the vertically long look because I like to draw these sigils on my forearms.

I created all of these with stream of consciousness drawing.

It is almost like a form of meditation for me. Allowing myself to simply create what I think “focus” or “protection” looks like visually makes the end results beautiful and meaningful for me.

I do have a few running themes. Here are a few symbols I love to throw in.

These are used a ton in my art.

So here is a step by step of what to do-

1. Clear your mind for meditation. (Tip- if you have crystals that symbolize your intent, surround yourself with them. And example would be having a rose quartz for love on you or near you.)

2. Put your writing utensil to your paper. (I recommend using paper before digital.) Have your energy flow from your body to the focus of the tip of the pen/pencil, repeating the intent you wish the sigil to have.

3. Make a first draft of your sigil by allowing your hand to simply move as you think of your intent.

4. Make as many reiterations you wish until you have something you feel satisfied with. (Editing is a big part of writing as well.)

5. After a few tries making different sigils, make a list of your own common symbols you see popping up in your sigils.

And there you have it. If you are not comfortable, try mixing this technique with others to find what works best for you, or simply only use other techniques and make sigil arrows. I think using the look of an abstract arrow helps with directing intentions.

You can also request a sigil from me if you so choose in my inbox, for I shall be making them for anyone who asks for free.

I hope you find yourself using this technique of stream of consciousness to create wonderful sigils.

[glitterinmotion]

Fire spellcraft

Recently i tried to work more with the fire element, so this post answers some basics questions for beginners or curious practicers like myself about how to deal with the element of fire.

Before to go:

beginner @rosemarymilkwitch​

fire witch starter pack @auricwitch

fire stuff @kendallscraft

fire in magick @la-petitefille

fire witchcraft : tools and associations  @themanicnami

Fire festivals: 

According to Druidry, Celtic magic and Gardnerian wicca there are 4 fire festivals: Samhain, Imbolc, Beltane and Lammas/Lughnasadh. Here some links to find more informations about each one and more specifics spells or activities to practice.

Samhain @trippingpixies

Imbolc @witchtips

Beltane @recreationalwitchcraft

Lammas @herecomesthewitch 

january fire ritual @witchoncampus

bonefire magick ritual for samhain @thepaintedwitch

tips @witchoncampus

About candles:

sabbat candle colors @wiccanbeings 

simple candle spell @grimoire101

candle reading @beginnerwitchybitch

color magick @yourlocal-faewitch / another candle color for spells and rituals @strangeoccult666 @theplantwitch

reading candles for yes or no questions @raindrops-and-magick

Connecting to the element:

fire grounding @orriculum

calling the elements @naturestrexsures

beginner fire connection @sons-of-the-craft

elemental correspondence @stormwaterwitch

fire elements correspondences @thewitchesvoice

Connecting to…Dragons:

This is not a masterpost about draconic magick (hum…maybe later). Want to know more ? Take a little time to read this post about draconic magick by @magickalwitchling.

“i’m open to dragonic magick” @sugarandspells

an introducing to dragon’s blood @blindwyrm​

dragon’s banishing breath @chaoticirce

fire dragon associations @nightkunoichi a very interesting blog about draconic witchcraft

dragon’s hoard @nightkunoichi

dragon’s heart glamour @theearthygrimoire

dragon tarot spread @otherworldly-witch

dragons and their gems @lavenderwateressence

Sun workship:

solar connection @healing-sun-witch

solar candles @arcandemy

sun positivity @chaosandstars at the end of winter to welcome the new season

sun spell to light your way @theladymorganlefay

sun salts @healing-sun-witch this blog is just amazing, with a ton of spells related to the sun, i just renoted some of them here but there are more to discover !

fire & sun witch bottle @healing-sun-witch

sun positivity, happiness and protection spell jar @healing-sun-witch

sun candle spell @la-petitefille

“cloak of the sun” @sunshinewix  

sun kissed jar spell @sea-sor-ceress

Fire inside: 

invoque fire within you  @olliethepants​

the best defense is a godd offence @olliethepants​

“i’m damn hot” fire charm @themanicnami

phoenix rebirth spell @phoenix-brevitas-yt

energize yourself @lightofmars

fire spell for strength @theladymorganlefay

breath fire @themagpiesmusings

endure spell @themanicnami

‘fire rose” healing and protection spell @lightofmars

fire protection spell inspired by anime @orriculum

“fire dust” healing and easing emotional pain @lightofmars

fire oil @lepuslunamgrimoire

fire-spirit spell for creativity @faeryqueenwitch 

banishing negativity @themetastation

spark spell potion @aphroditiful​ focus and motivation

first steps to pyrokinesis @theglamourwitch

fire witch self care tips @la-petitefille

“feel the burn” curse jar @lotuseatingwitch

fire salt skyrim inspired @lunaesteria

With crystals and stones:

essential crystals post @my-witchinghour

sun crystals and how to use them @healing-sun-witch

divination spell @themanicnami

bloodstone @occulteaism

carnelian sachet @healing-sun-witch 

amber @occulteaism

morning ray of sunshine crystal grid @prana-mudra

citrine @witchtinguette

Tarot:

tarot tips: the 4 elements @backtoethereality

spread for beltane @tarot-dreams

fuel your fire tarot spread @chimeracraftstudios

my life is a hot garbage fire @ravenmagill 

“what’s up Apollo ?” @sunwtch

With sigils:

Brighid @dreamy-kat 

sun and moon sigils @borboranoir 

phoenix sigil @borboranoir

fire sigil @borboranoir

fire sigil @onesigiladay

i’m connected to the element of fire @onesigiladay

elemental servitor @sigilseer

sigil of the firebird @sigilseer

Others:

white fire @whitesnakeprophecies

magical properties of incense @phynxrizng

Thanks to contributors! And if you don’t agree to this use, tell me and i will removed you of the post.

[upthewitchypunx]

Warding and protection isn't so much about "witch wars" or whatever where you think someone is actively flinging curses at you. It's a way to make things calm and safe and less chaotic. It's easier to complete the task at hand from spell work to school work with out the psychic detritus distractions of everything else around you.

[thewitchjournal-deactivated2021]

Hi, so I was wondering if you could tell me more about hellenism? I saw one of your post on my feed randomly and I'm interested in it all, but I don't know where would be a good place to start learning about it all, especially since religion and I haven't gotten along well in the past, though that was mostly because of people, but I'd like to learn more and make sure I do so in a respectful way

Hey! Thanks for reaching out! This is such a challenging question to answer, and I hope that I can do it justice.

First, Hellenism (or Hellenismos) is a revived Ancient Greek religion, which has changes made to it so it suits modern times. Followers of this faith worship the Hellenic Pantheon (the Greek deities, like Zeus and Apollo). Much of modern worship includes giving offerings, devoting activities, and praying to the theoi. There isn’t any requirement for who you should worship, but many people have a specific few deities that they worship most often. Some people (like myself) have one main deity, who they identify most with, or choose to work with most because it makes it more manageable (this works especially well for those that are disabled or have fatigue issues, like myself). Some people will have specific deities “jump out” at them, others will choose who to worship based on their interest. For myself, Apollo came to me through signs, but I chose Ares because I thought we would work well together.

One of my favorite parts of this religion is the fact that there are no “sins”, there are no harmful social constructs (think purity culture), and there is no application of shame in order to control behavior. This is where I find this religion is different than some others that I have been exposed to in the past. There are a few tenets to Hellenism, which basically water down to “be a good person”. Some of those tenets include virtues like moderation, reciprocity, and self-control. Another of my favorite parts is the full acceptance of all people, no matter their gender identity, sexuality, race, etc. You can pretty much find a deity that aligns with any of the main gender identities and sexualities that are known today. Because you have had bad experiences with religion in the past, there will be a phase of “unlearning”. Just know that the gods are extremely patient and forgiving, and they will not punish you for being human.

If this seems like something you want to try, I recommend doing some research on the gods. Theoi.com is the most well known source. Learn about the gods and their associations, and see if you feel drawn to any of them. If you feel drawn to one specifically, do deeper research on them. It’s going to seem overwhelming at first (especially if you come from a monotheistic religion) but you will find your place quickly.

It is very difficult to explain such a complex topic in only a few paragraphs, so I hope my answer gives you a bit of guidance. If you have any other questions, don’t hesitate to ask!

[ramona-ratguider]

Black Magic Seals

Agares - Provides knowledge of all tongues, brings back runaways or can prevent desertion, can cause earthquakes, and bring about the downfall of important men causing them to lose their position, public honor, and respect of others.

Aim - He spreads destruction by means of fire. Also teaches cunning and shrewdness, and will answer questions of things unknown.

Alloces - A warrior who may be sent to revenge yourself from secret enemies.

Andras - Very destructive, he can bring ruin to an enemy in the twinkling of an eye, causing him financial havoc and personal despair.

Andrealphus - Can transform humans into birds at will. Also teaches mathematics.

Andromalius - Knows all—recovers lost articles, finds money, and reveals any secret plots of intrigues planned against the possessor.

Asmoday - Confers invisibility, answers any questions, and enables the petitioner to know the innermost thoughts of those he meets.

Bathin - Transports one from one place to another at the speed of light by supernatural means. Tells the virtues of all stones and herbs.

Bifrons - Can move corpses magically, and coerce spirits of the dead to assist the magician or answer inquiries. Is capable of enlightening one on astrology, mathematics, herbs, and stones.

Camio - Will teach the tongues of all animals so that they may be understood, and can also reveal the mysteries and secrets of the other worlds.

Corcell - Produces great noises, confusion, and indecisiveness in one’s foes. Gives knowledge of geometry, art, literature, history.

Dantalion - Produces hallucinations in others if requested, influencing the minds of men against their will and without their knowledge. He can reveal the innermost thoughts and desires of others.

Decarabia - Knows all pertaining to the powers of plants and stones.

Focator - Causes winds to blow, ships to sink, and death by drowning.

Furfur - Bestows love of battle, causes thunder and lightning, and can reveal the secret thoughts of others.

Glasya-Labolas - Can cause murder and death, make men invisible. He knows all ancient wisdom and occult secrets, can teach all sciences.

Haagenti - A powerful alchemist who can change any metal into gold, and water into wine.

Halphas -  Causes wars, punishes sinners, and can make those who have wronged the magician suffer the tortures of the damned.

Haures - Protects the magician against other spirits. Knows all secrets and will bring harm to one’s foes.

Leraie - Causes wounds not to heal, starts battles. He can be persuaded to break up rival’s love affairs and even marriages.

Malphas - It is claimed that he helped Solomon build many things. Causes anything to be made by magical forces.

Murmur - Causes souls of the dead to appear and answer any questions the petitioner may ask. Also teaches philosophy.

Ose - Transforms the petitioner into any form he desires. Will bring delusions and insanity to others if asked, and the person affected will not be aware that he has been changed.

Paimon - Confers upon the magician the power to influence and control those he wishes to subjugate. Will produce familiars to serve the possessor, and can bring any honor desired upon one.

Purson - Tells past and future, reads the thoughts of others and conveys the message to the possessor.

Raum -  Creates love and reconciles enemies. Can also demolish a reputation, destroy property, and will steal money to bring to the possessor.

Ronove - Teaches languages, and humbles an enemy who does not show partiality toward the petitioner.

Sabnock - Can cause wounds not to heal, arguments to inflame, and turn a small dispute into a full-scale battle. He controls military camps and protects soldiers.

Samiginia - Gives account of the dead souls that died in sin, and teaches all liberal sciences.

Seere - Controls time to suit himself and the wishes of the sorcerer who calls upon him. Can cause things to happen instantly magically.

Shax - Can cause one to become deaf, dumb, or blind. Will steal money or possessions, and can lead the way to almost any hidden things or stolen goods. Can create a familiar to assist the owner.

Sitri - The Prince of love and lust. Will cause any man to love a woman, or any woman to desire a man. Compels women to display themselves in the nude to the one who calls him. 

Valefor - In charge of occult medicine, curing all ills magically. Can make a man skilled with his hands and sharp with his brains. Can change men into animals at will.

Vepar - Controls the sea. Can cause storms, death, and disaster.

Vine - The only spirit which will tell a magician the identity of other sorcerers and witches. Knows ail secrets and can destroy the enemy or defend the magician against the attacks of others.

Zagan - Can change liquids—water into wine, wine into blood. He can bring to one’s mind the humor and wit in all happenings.

*Please don’t dabble in darker magic unless you are well protected and have done your research.

Source : Anna Riva - Secrets of Magical Seals

[skaldish]

Ways to Honor Loki

Here’s a list of things I’m starting to do for myself that also honors Loki! Feel free to use any of these for yourselves. :)

1. Do the Harder Thing.

If faced with two potential decisions, I now try to go for the harder but ultimately more rewarding option, which I’m not naturally inclined to do. This is especially helpful if long-term goals keep falling to the wayside!

2. Speak where you might be silent.

Fear often stays my tongue, but for no good reason. Now I try to speak up when I want, and share what I want, and do the things I want that fear would otherwise stop me from doing. 

3. Take the wheel.

This one’s actually developed out of necessity of working with Loki. My life’s been in chaos, but I can either flounder in the waves or ride out the storm. I’d rather do the latter, even if it’s hard. See item 1.

4. Face the Unknown.

There are a lot of things I don’t know how to do, but when the time comes to do it, that shouldn’t stop me.

As far as I’m concerned, it’s damn near impossible to remain stagnant with Loki around, and it’s bitten me in the ass when I’ve tried. Figured it’d be better if I started to make the moves before he does!

[gywin97]

Do you ever just think of something

and you can feel Loki over your shoulder going:

“Do it.”