PC Witch Directory

Where all Pop Culture Pagans and Witches here on Tumblr can come to converge and connect. To be included in the directory, drop me an ask including which fandoms you'd like to be listed under, and mention if you're willing to teach others.

[witchybeauty]

Emoji Spells!!!, a companion to my post Emoji Magick

An index (or collection really) of 50 emoji spells for any lost witch ready to try their hand at emoji magick. Remember to charge before sending and if you want the magick for yourself, send it to yourself. If it’s for your enemies, then send to them and so on and so forth. You shouldn’t have more than one spell in the same text bubble or post when casting. Enjoy!

1. 🔮👑💅👸💅👑🔮 - a self love spell that can also be used as a glamour to make yourself more beautiful.

2. 🔮🔎🕵🔍🔮 - spell to find lost items

3. 🔮🌺💋🌺💄🌺🔮 - glamour to be seen as beautiful

4. 🔮💩🖕💩🔮 - curse to ensure a shitty week of bad luck

5. 🔮🕯💸💰💸🕯🔮 - spell to attract wealth to you.

6. 🔮⚔🛡⚔🔮 - a protection spell to keep one safe from those who wish to harm

7. 🔮🔋📚📖📝🔋🔮 - a spell to help one get the energy to do their homework and stop procrastinating.

8. 🔮🕯🍀👍🍀🕯🔮 - a luck spell for ensure a good week.

9. 🔮😭💖💋😄🔮 - a spell to bring one out of sadness.

10. 🔮💋💄👑💄💋🔮 - a self love spell and glamour in one. Treat yo self, cutie!

11. 🔮◼️◾️▪️🔳▫️◽️◻️🔮 - to reduce negative feelings and replace them with positivity.

12. 🔮💤😴💤 🔮 - to help one fall asleep

13. 🔮🕯💀📞💀🕯🔮 - to call a spirit for spirit communication because sometimes that old chant just doesn’t work…. ( shouldn’t be sent to yourself. Works best as a post on social media like Twitter or Tumblr )

14. 🔮💋💖💋🔮 - yet another self love spell, because you cuties need to treat yo’ selves.

15. 🔮✨⭐️🌕⭐✨🔮 - a full moon spell for new beginnings.

16. 🔮🗣🔊🔉🔇🤐🔮 - stop someone from talking to you.

17. 🔮🕯⭐️🕯🔮 - to bring hope and inspiration into one’s heart.

18. 🔮👿😭😈🔮 - a curse to bring regret to the ones who’ve wronged you.

19. 🔮🕯⏳⌛️🕯🔮 - spell to help pass the time.

20. 🔮👋💩🚽🔮 - to banish a shitty person.

21. 🔮✨👑✨🔮 - spell for self confidence.

22. 🔮👓😦👓🔮 - to help one see the errors of their ways.

23. 🔮🔋✨☕️✨🔋🔮 - to help one focus and stay energetic

24. 🔮😍👙😊👙😍🔮 - to help one love their body image.

25. 🔮📚💯🎓💯📚🔮 - to help one do well in school.

26. 🔮🕯💛🏵👑🕯🔮 - self confidence spell based off of the song Gasoline by Halsey

27. 🔮📑🗂🗃🗄🔮 - to help one get motivated to get organized.

28. 🔮🕯🚿🕯🔮 - to cleanse ( yourself, your blog, whatever)

29. 🔮😰😨😦😯😪😕😌🔮 - to calm one’s nerves.

30. 🔮👿💤😴💤👿🔮 - curse to give one nightmares for a week.

31. 🔮✨⭐️🌑⭐️✨🔮 - new moon spell for new beginnings

32. 🔮🕷😴🕷🔮 - curse to have a nightmare with spiders

33. 🔮✨☄✨🔮 - spell for new beginnings.

34. 🔮🚫👤🚫🔮 - banish that person out of your life spell

35. 🔮🛀🏾🚿🛀🏾🚿🔮 - another cleansing spell ( choose the emoji that looks most like you. This girl in the emoji looks similar to me so that’s why she was chosen. )

36. 🔮🍭😒🍭😄🍭🔮 - to sweeten up your day

37. 🔮👑👸👑🔮 - glamour to be seen as a gorgeous little piece of royalty.

38. 🔮⛏⚖🛠⚖🔨🔮 - to encourage balance and stability

39. 🔮🔆🎨✍🎨🔆🔮 - to promote creativity

40. 🔮🌿🍃🔥🔮 - the emoji equivalent of burning bay leaves for wishes. Make a wish, charge, and let it out!

41. 🔮💵🤑💵🔮 - to attract wealth

42. 🔮🕯🔋🕯🔋🕯🔮 - To help one stay energized

43. 🔮🌹💖🌺💖🌹🔮 - a glamour to seem more beautiful and self love spell.

44. 🔮👍💚📄💚👍🔮 - good luck spell for tests and essays

45. 🔮🕯📈🕯🔮 - spell to ensure a rise after a downfall.

46. 🔮💖💌💖🔮 - to send positive and loving vibes ( doesn’t work without permission)

47. 🔮👤🗣👥😊🔮 - to be confident and understood when speaking.

48. 🔮😡🍯😄🔮 - to persuade or sweeten another

49. 🔮📴😇📴🔮 - to put the phone down and increase focus/social interaction

50. 🔮😳👓😳🔮 - to see through lies

- Witchy B.

[glegrumbles]

Could you pls explain this "Pop Culture Paganism?" I've heard it mentioned before & your post today reminded me of it. Or a link if you've gone over it before a'course. Thx!

Pop Culture Paganism is the term for taking characters/ideas/themes/settings from popular culture and utilizing them in worship and spells. By “utilizing”, I mean that the characters are worshiped or incorporated into religion as themselves, unlike the (also common) practice of taking pop culture images and applying them to older, historical polytheistic figures. (I’m going to use “historical” in this post to mean polytheistic gods and spirits people normally think of, regardless of how old and historical some pop culture figures are.)Hah, that seems ridiculous, who came up with that? Some fandom people on Tumblr? Nope, stuff like this has been around for a long time, although it wasn’t always called Pop Culture Paganism. Outrage about people doing this sort of thing seems to go in cycles. People have been doing this before the popularization of the internet. Hell, arguably this is pretty damn old. A lot of folk magic utilized symbols found on product packaging to design spells for particular effects so, yeah, in a very real way, folk magic and pop culture magic have twined together for a long time since capitalism became a thing. Folk magic used what was cheap and easy to get, and local herbs, mass produced products, and stuff lying around the home all make their appearance. You can take a look at commercial products associated and used in hoodoo as just one example (which you can find buried in various page links on this website).Also, go ask ceremonial magicians about how they felt about chaos magicians when they first popped up.But isn’t older stuff better and more legit? This is an idea that’s been floating around forever. I can’t seem to find the quotes again, but I remember sitting in some Classics classes and reading ancient Greek texts that were the same thing people seem to say in every part of history: “Man, kids today, our future is screwed and things are so terrible and fake and shallow right now. The past was SO much better and purer and authentic. We should recreate my rosy-tinted view of it.”There’s something to be said about stuff that’s endured. People kept it for a reason (whether good or bad, because people keep absolutely terrible things that are historical too, like historical bigotries). But people often try to toss around historicity, sometimes even make up some fake bullshit about how something is historical, to try to make it seem more legitimate, authentic, and valuable. New isn’t bad by default, and old isn’t good or better than new things by default.Also, take a moment to think, and I’m sure you can come up with several examples within the Pagan community alone of people making up fake history or secret hereditary traditions and so forth to try to seem more elite or legitimate, sometimes outright denying when traditions were actually formed. Every single branch of Paganism has this, and this is not something that’s unique to Paganism by any means.But… it’s so commercial? Aren’t these pop culture things all designed to sell stuff? Again, commercial stuff has been used for magic and worship before. Since forever. Religion has not been some magical thing never paired up with trade to make a profit. If “but people are using this to sell material goods for their own gain” is what delegitimizes a religion, we’re going to have some problems. I mean, really, take a look at the history of “religious tourism” in the middle ages via competitive pilgrimage routes, monks going incognito to steal each other’s relics and put competitors out of business (my favorite story is the long scheme to steal Saint Foy’s relic that ended up with her head being hidden in a sack of potatoes), people selling souvenirs (like scarves you could snake through a hole in the floor to touch a relic to make the scarf holy, or “real pieces of the cross”, all kinds of things). Look at just how much stuff is in occult shops that they try to convince you that you need. I bet you could ask the Kemetics and they’d be able to give you examples of really old religious commercialism. The fact that people are selling stuff that might be tied into someone’s religious practice, in and of itself, doesn’t delegitimize that religious practice.But it’s really low-brow? A lot of stuff that we utilize for modern pagan practices wasn’t kept going by the elites of society. Folklore, folk tales, folk traditions… we kept going by the common folk. By “country bumpkins” who got made fun of and spurned by the elites until industrialization and urbanization started taking off and Romanticism started up and the elites started imagining this delightful, colorful, fictitious idea of pure, authentic peasant life in the countryside in ye olden dayes. They wanted to play around with that idealized novelty… just, y’know, with all those dirty smelly uneducated country peasants still staying far away, but handing over all their whimsical traditions for free.Same deal with folk magic versus so-called “high magic”. It’s not a matter of one being superior to the other, except that people try to cast it that way, which ties into classism. Some people will insist you have to be highly educated and have these rare manuscripts to study and these secret teachers and memberships in that occult group and these highly specialized and expensive tools custom built to very particular instructions (and all the accompanying money and privilege and social ties to make these things happen) or you can’t do magic, and then got mad (or scared?) when the poor and unprivileged were also doing magic with plants from the backyard and waste ditches, little bits of string, and common kitchen supplies. People don’t like equal access to power, historically and currently. Which isn’t to say complicated ritual magic is bad or ineffective or anything, it’s just a different kind of magic. It’s one more tool in the toolbox, it’s just one that isn’t always accessible to everyone, although digitalization projects are making a lot of that sort of magic, and documents about ancient magic techniques, more accessible than ever before.What’s the difference between ´Historical´ Gods and figures from Pop culture receiving worship? Depends on who you ask. Pop Culture Paganism is a really wide umbrella, and so what answer you get about this is going to vary from person to person. Which is just like Paganism as a whole, and the variety you see in each branch of the traditions considered to be more historically-based.How can one establish a ´canon´ about a pop culture character? In a general way, or in a personal interpretation sort of way, which I have to point out is exactly the bloody same as with historical gods and spirits. How many versions of the myths are there, some of which contract each other? How many different personal interpretations of the same historical gods have you seen? People tend to come to a general consensus about who a god is and what they’re mostly like, but the details get fuzzy and shift around.The acts and behavior of pop culture characters come from the mind of their writers. True of False? Yes and no. This gets tricky. You ask some writers, some of them will tell you that characters popped up and they got to know them over time. Some people construct a framework and the character evolves from there.I think what you’re trying to get at, though, is “what about intellectual property laws? Don’t creators get to control their characters? What if they’re unhappy about what people are doing with their stuff?” The answer to which is:

Intellectual property laws were invented to give content creators a bit of financial security for a limited time period to allow them to create more things without as many budget worries as they otherwise might have had, or theft of income. That’s it. It’s about protecting income.

Sort of. They can control what their characters do in canon (unless they can’t, as with censorship and projects where committees are now making creative decisions and instances where they’ve licensed their property to other people for them to play with and instances where copyright has expired and etc). Every writer learns that once you release an idea to the public, you really can’t control it and hoard it anymore. You can do marketing and declare what official canon is and so on, but people are going to take it and come up with their own interpretations and do fanworks and… you just really don’t control it anymore, in a very real sense. You can control “official canon” and use IP laws to control who is allowed to sell stuff or put stuff out there that might damage your “Brand” (and thus your income stream), but you really can’t control the characters anymore. The only way to ensure nobody touches your stuff is just to never put it out there.

If they are unhappy, that is unfortunate, and people have a choice to make about whether they want to listen to the creator’s opinions and respect their wishes, or whether they want to be a dick. Unless people cross certain IP lines where the creators can take legal action, they still can’t really control much about what people do with their content.

Historical Gods and Pop culture Characters dwell most often in Literature, so I understand they might be seen in a similar light, but what about revealed Gods or ´Grassroots´ spirits? How are they different? Again, this is going to depend on who you ask. I’m not really comfortable speaking for everyone. I could speak to my own theories about things, but that’s probably best done by people asking me and doing a separate thread on my personal views.

Norse gods exist in certain worldview, but pop culture spirits seem to exist in different worldviews, so… how do you make it work? This, again, is going to vary from person to person. Keep in mind that the Heathen community is full of people who can’t agree on one official worldview and they keep verbally punching one another over it. What Heathen worldview you subscribe to will color how you incorporate pop culture spirits. Or maybe you end up doing what some multi-trad people do and keep both practices separate. Or maybe you take a page from the chaos magicians and become a paradigm pirate.

Any Pop Pagans Tumblrs? I’m really pretty worthless to ask about blogs to follow, because on the whole I don’t follow blogs. Or the blogs I follow are not ones tied into the stuff I write about. I get really anxious and stressed and angry and depressed and otherwise-emotionally-unstable really easily due to my neurodivergence, so for the sake of my health I avoid a lot of stuff.Other stuff to read:

A list of examples of “fakelore” and modern invented “ancient” traditions”

My entries for 30 Days of Pop Culture Paganism

Taylor Ellwood has written quite a bit about the subject, at least in terms of modern pop culture being utilized in this way.

[glegrumbles]

Could you pls explain this "Pop Culture Paganism?" I've heard it mentioned before & your post today reminded me of it. Or a link if you've gone over it before a'course. Thx!

Pop Culture Paganism is the term for taking characters/ideas/themes/settings from popular culture and utilizing them in worship and spells. By “utilizing”, I mean that the characters are worshiped or incorporated into religion as themselves, unlike the (also common) practice of taking pop culture images and applying them to older, historical polytheistic figures. (I’m going to use “historical” in this post to mean polytheistic gods and spirits people normally think of, regardless of how old and historical some pop culture figures are.)Hah, that seems ridiculous, who came up with that? Some fandom people on Tumblr? Nope, stuff like this has been around for a long time, although it wasn’t always called Pop Culture Paganism. Outrage about people doing this sort of thing seems to go in cycles. People have been doing this before the popularization of the internet. Hell, arguably this is pretty damn old. A lot of folk magic utilized symbols found on product packaging to design spells for particular effects so, yeah, in a very real way, folk magic and pop culture magic have twined together for a long time since capitalism became a thing. Folk magic used what was cheap and easy to get, and local herbs, mass produced products, and stuff lying around the home all make their appearance. You can take a look at commercial products associated and used in hoodoo as just one example (which you can find buried in various page links on this website).Also, go ask ceremonial magicians about how they felt about chaos magicians when they first popped up.But isn’t older stuff better and more legit? This is an idea that’s been floating around forever. I can’t seem to find the quotes again, but I remember sitting in some Classics classes and reading ancient Greek texts that were the same thing people seem to say in every part of history: “Man, kids today, our future is screwed and things are so terrible and fake and shallow right now. The past was SO much better and purer and authentic. We should recreate my rosy-tinted view of it.”There’s something to be said about stuff that’s endured. People kept it for a reason (whether good or bad, because people keep absolutely terrible things that are historical too, like historical bigotries). But people often try to toss around historicity, sometimes even make up some fake bullshit about how something is historical, to try to make it seem more legitimate, authentic, and valuable. New isn’t bad by default, and old isn’t good or better than new things by default.Also, take a moment to think, and I’m sure you can come up with several examples within the Pagan community alone of people making up fake history or secret hereditary traditions and so forth to try to seem more elite or legitimate, sometimes outright denying when traditions were actually formed. Every single branch of Paganism has this, and this is not something that’s unique to Paganism by any means.But… it’s so commercial? Aren’t these pop culture things all designed to sell stuff? Again, commercial stuff has been used for magic and worship before. Since forever. Religion has not been some magical thing never paired up with trade to make a profit. If “but people are using this to sell material goods for their own gain” is what delegitimizes a religion, we’re going to have some problems. I mean, really, take a look at the history of “religious tourism” in the middle ages via competitive pilgrimage routes, monks going incognito to steal each other’s relics and put competitors out of business (my favorite story is the long scheme to steal Saint Foy’s relic that ended up with her head being hidden in a sack of potatoes), people selling souvenirs (like scarves you could snake through a hole in the floor to touch a relic to make the scarf holy, or “real pieces of the cross”, all kinds of things). Look at just how much stuff is in occult shops that they try to convince you that you need. I bet you could ask the Kemetics and they’d be able to give you examples of really old religious commercialism. The fact that people are selling stuff that might be tied into someone’s religious practice, in and of itself, doesn’t delegitimize that religious practice.But it’s really low-brow? A lot of stuff that we utilize for modern pagan practices wasn’t kept going by the elites of society. Folklore, folk tales, folk traditions… we kept going by the common folk. By “country bumpkins” who got made fun of and spurned by the elites until industrialization and urbanization started taking off and Romanticism started up and the elites started imagining this delightful, colorful, fictitious idea of pure, authentic peasant life in the countryside in ye olden dayes. They wanted to play around with that idealized novelty… just, y’know, with all those dirty smelly uneducated country peasants still staying far away, but handing over all their whimsical traditions for free.Same deal with folk magic versus so-called “high magic”. It’s not a matter of one being superior to the other, except that people try to cast it that way, which ties into classism. Some people will insist you have to be highly educated and have these rare manuscripts to study and these secret teachers and memberships in that occult group and these highly specialized and expensive tools custom built to very particular instructions (and all the accompanying money and privilege and social ties to make these things happen) or you can’t do magic, and then got mad (or scared?) when the poor and unprivileged were also doing magic with plants from the backyard and waste ditches, little bits of string, and common kitchen supplies. People don’t like equal access to power, historically and currently. Which isn’t to say complicated ritual magic is bad or ineffective or anything, it’s just a different kind of magic. It’s one more tool in the toolbox, it’s just one that isn’t always accessible to everyone, although digitalization projects are making a lot of that sort of magic, and documents about ancient magic techniques, more accessible than ever before.What’s the difference between ´Historical´ Gods and figures from Pop culture receiving worship? Depends on who you ask. Pop Culture Paganism is a really wide umbrella, and so what answer you get about this is going to vary from person to person. Which is just like Paganism as a whole, and the variety you see in each branch of the traditions considered to be more historically-based.How can one establish a ´canon´ about a pop culture character? In a general way, or in a personal interpretation sort of way, which I have to point out is exactly the bloody same as with historical gods and spirits. How many versions of the myths are there, some of which contract each other? How many different personal interpretations of the same historical gods have you seen? People tend to come to a general consensus about who a god is and what they’re mostly like, but the details get fuzzy and shift around.The acts and behavior of pop culture characters come from the mind of their writers. True of False? Yes and no. This gets tricky. You ask some writers, some of them will tell you that characters popped up and they got to know them over time. Some people construct a framework and the character evolves from there.I think what you’re trying to get at, though, is “what about intellectual property laws? Don’t creators get to control their characters? What if they’re unhappy about what people are doing with their stuff?” The answer to which is:

Intellectual property laws were invented to give content creators a bit of financial security for a limited time period to allow them to create more things without as many budget worries as they otherwise might have had, or theft of income. That’s it. It’s about protecting income.

Sort of. They can control what their characters do in canon (unless they can’t, as with censorship and projects where committees are now making creative decisions and instances where they’ve licensed their property to other people for them to play with and instances where copyright has expired and etc). Every writer learns that once you release an idea to the public, you really can’t control it and hoard it anymore. You can do marketing and declare what official canon is and so on, but people are going to take it and come up with their own interpretations and do fanworks and… you just really don’t control it anymore, in a very real sense. You can control “official canon” and use IP laws to control who is allowed to sell stuff or put stuff out there that might damage your “Brand” (and thus your income stream), but you really can’t control the characters anymore. The only way to ensure nobody touches your stuff is just to never put it out there.

If they are unhappy, that is unfortunate, and people have a choice to make about whether they want to listen to the creator’s opinions and respect their wishes, or whether they want to be a dick. Unless people cross certain IP lines where the creators can take legal action, they still can’t really control much about what people do with their content.

Historical Gods and Pop culture Characters dwell most often in Literature, so I understand they might be seen in a similar light, but what about revealed Gods or ´Grassroots´ spirits? How are they different? Again, this is going to depend on who you ask. I’m not really comfortable speaking for everyone. I could speak to my own theories about things, but that’s probably best done by people asking me and doing a separate thread on my personal views.

Norse gods exist in certain worldview, but pop culture spirits seem to exist in different worldviews, so… how do you make it work? This, again, is going to vary from person to person. Keep in mind that the Heathen community is full of people who can’t agree on one official worldview and they keep verbally punching one another over it. What Heathen worldview you subscribe to will color how you incorporate pop culture spirits. Or maybe you end up doing what some multi-trad people do and keep both practices separate. Or maybe you take a page from the chaos magicians and become a paradigm pirate.

Any Pop Pagans Tumblrs? I’m really pretty worthless to ask about blogs to follow, because on the whole I don’t follow blogs. Or the blogs I follow are not ones tied into the stuff I write about. I get really anxious and stressed and angry and depressed and otherwise-emotionally-unstable really easily due to my neurodivergence, so for the sake of my health I avoid a lot of stuff.Other stuff to read:

A list of examples of “fakelore” and modern invented “ancient” traditions”

My entries for 30 Days of Pop Culture Paganism

Taylor Ellwood has written quite a bit about the subject, at least in terms of modern pop culture being utilized in this way.

[popculturewitches]

Faction Self-Growth Spell

In the Divergent world, there are 5 factions representing qualities each deem to be the greatest. There’s Abnegation for selflessness, Amity for kindness, Candor for honesty, Erudite for intelligence, and Dauntless for bravery. In the real world, we may be inclined to any one of the mentioned, but ultimately value and have all of them in varying degrees.

This spell-meditation is for developing a particular trait that you would like to work on, and develop in yourself. It is based on the Choosing Ceremony.

The materials you will need are the following:

a bowl / Computer/device screen

object/s symbolic to the quality you want to develop by faction / image on the screen

Abnegation = grey stones; Amity = soil; Candor = glass; Erudite = water; Dauntless = coal (charcoal works)

Optional: tool to draw blood / If you’re uncomfortable with letting blood, you could use spit or just hold the image or object.

Optional: If using this spell on another person, have a sympathetic link to the person. This can be their blood, spit, hair, something they’ve touched like clothes, any personal belonging, a photo, or even just their name written down.

This is a very simple working. All you have to do is:

Get into a relaxed but focused state - the typical witchy head-space we get into for magick.

Place the sympathetic link into the bowl or attached somehow on your device screen. If you’re using bodily fluid and an electronic screen, you can smudge the image on your screen. It’s easy to clean off, anyway.

Chant the corresponding chant below.

While chanting, feel yourself growing into the quality. You could do this either by just feeling yourself becoming more brave or honest, and having that feeling permeate your being. Saturate yourself with the thought of the quality you want to invoke. It helps to recall previous instances (if any) wherein you’ve exhibited the trait you’re working on now. When working on other people, visualize them as being what you want them to become.

Continue this visualization until you feel all that can be done has been done.

The chants for each faction:

Abnegation Gray stones before me I give myself to entirely Project always outward Until I disappear

Amity Soil from Mother Earth Give me a new birth Let me live in peace Kindness & at ease

Candor Glass I see right through Cut through lies untrue Shatter every cage Binding the truth’s rage

Erudite Water, wash my eyes Clear my knowledge’s sight That I might think & read At lightning flash’s speed

Dauntless Coal that burns so bright Enter and ignite Words and deeds so bold Bravery untold

[thecircleofguidance]

Do you have any pop culture pagans "on staff" who might be able to help me with getting in contact with a god from a video game universe (who is also canonly dead)?

Not sure if we do actually!

I am currently thinking about getting into pop culture paganism though. And these are a few blogs I follow popculturepagan popculturewitches popculturepaganstuff

Maybe they can help you as well :)

Estelle

Uuuuhhh

We sadly don’t .///.

But I imagine you should collect as much information from the video game series you’re playing, and then analyse it. Maybe something a certain character said points to the fact that the deity has a certain animal or flower dedicated to them?

I’m so sorry this isn’t really much help…

~Mahigan

[popculturewitches]

You’re definitely not the only person playing that game, so there’s definitely enough energy and thought invested into the character to get things going. There may still be people who know the character, but don’t know ze’s dead, and that helps, too.

Even if the character is dead, the characterization of the entity is still as is. For example, I work with Jean Grey as the Dark Phoenix even if she’s already dead. The characterization lives on. People still remember and think of what the character did while they were alive, and it’s those thoughts that fuel the character’s thoughtform.

It would really be a help if you tell us who it is exactly or give us details surrounding the character’s death (how ze died, if ze’s still making appearances in ghost form, how important the character still is after the death, etc.), because death is very unique and individual to every fictional universe. American Horror Story Coven thought of death as eternal damnation, and allowed people to come back if you had a strong enough witch to revive you. Game of Thrones sees death as a pitch black end-all unless you have favor with R’hllor. Details pertinent to the nature of death in your target character’s fictional universe are important to consider.

But to finally answer your question: As in all Pop Culture work, you are faced with the decision to create an entity based on the thoughts invested into the character, or you can just work with the character as is. What to do in case of the former should be obvious. Your entity is yours to do whatever you want. For the latter, just sit down and concentrate and meditate on the deity like you would with any other deity. I have a good feeling pendulums would do great in contacting fictional characters as thoughtforms tend to have a significant level of physical influence.

In the book I’m reading now “Magical Uses of Thoughtforms”, a dowser was able to catch onto the track of a guy because the guy was thinking about leaving a trace behind. Now imagine how much better dowsing would work out given that you’re working with HUNDREDS to THOUSANDS to TENS OF THOUSANDS to HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of different people all over the world investing thought into that one character. I’ve personally never experienced dowsing to contact a PC character, but I’m sure it would work out fantastically.

-rdmthr

[popculturewitches]

Fandoms [U-Z]

Bold entries are willing to teach others.

U

U.F.O. (70′s TV Show)

raedusoleil

Umineko Naku no Koro Ni

they-better-be-mysterious

V

Vampire Diaries, The

chaosundone

@eclectickitchenwitch

femmeflame

jjiversen

W

Wagaya no Oinari Sama

raposadanoite

Walker Papers

callacabforme 

Welcome To Night Vale

bloodstone--circle

deadlys-witchy-blog

jimenezdiosa

justanotherpaganwixen

khaleesiofthevoid

littledelusionalice

paganprescott

seer0frage

shrineofarchtypes

twitchiestwitch

usernameforrent

witches-will-be-witches

World of Warcraft

candywarlock

X

xxxHolic

grimoire-of-geekery

Y

Yu-Gi-Oh!

drafon

superspookyspells

Z

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Fandoms [P-T]

Bold entries are willing to teach others.

P

Pirates of The Caribbean

justanotherpaganwixen - Calypso

Pokémon

@broomcloset-litwick​

fractalfortress

huntressofwitchyknowledge

outcasted-animal​

@pokemonpaganism​

popculturewitch

superspookyspells

Princess Mononoke

avpdfefeta

Psych

@eclectickitchenwitch

Puella Magi Madoka Magica

grimoire-of-geekery

novas-grimoire

raposadanoite

superspookyspells

witches-will-be-witches

Q

R

Resident Evil

popculturepaganstuff

Rise of The Guardians

usernameforrent 

S

SaGa Frontier

grimoire-of-geekery

Sailor Moon

avpdfefeta

candywarlock

paganprescott

popculturepaganstuff

raposadanoite

superspookyspells

Sandman (Neil Gaiman)

littledelusionalice

Shadowhunters (TV show)

villainfairy (PCW Directory Site Owner)

Shadowrun

grimoire-of-geekery

Sorcerous Stabber Orphen

novas-grimoire

Spice And Wolf

raposadanoite

Spirited Away

raposadanoite

Stardust

grimoire-of-geekery

Star Trek

calyxaomphalos

m0ther-b0ard

shadowedpath

Star Wars

drafon

incredulous-believer

m0ther-b0ard

vazkhal - The Force

Starkid Productions

Steven Universe

crystalqueerwitch

huntressofwitchyknowledge

jimenezdiosa

justanotherpaganwixen - Gems

makomoonpool - Lapis Lazuli

paganprescott

samdoeswitchery

the-whispering-trees

usernameforrent

witches-will-be-witches

Studio Ghibli

usernameforrent 

Suikoden

they-better-be-mysterious

Superjail

superjail-shrine

Supernatural

boydia

chaosundone

@eclectickitchenwitch

genderfluidsammy

novas-grimoire

paganprescott

witches-will-be-witches

SuperWhoLock (Supernatural+Dr. Who+Sherlock)

jjiversen

Sword The Ring The Chalice, The

novas-grimoire

T

Teen Wolf

boydia

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

mahoukame

pvwitch

Through The Looking Glass

novas-grimoire

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Fandoms [K-O]

Bold entries are willing to teach others.

K

Kiki’s Delivery Service

avpdfefeta

jimenezdiosa

Kill La Kill

philosopher-artist

L

Last Unicorn, The

raposadanoite

Legend of Zelda, The

avpdfefeta

femmeflame

grimoire-of-geekery

huntressofwitchyknowledge

hyrulemagick

popculturepaganstuff

suntomoon-moontosun

Lord of The Rings

jimenezdiosa

raposadanoite

Lost Girl

femmeflame

M

Magic, The Gathering

drafon

Maleficent

raposadanoite

Marvel

@callacabforme​

@catseyewitch​ - Captain America

grimoire-of-geekery

jjiversen

justanotherpaganwixen - Deadpool

kenyaaguirre

littledelusionalice - Cinematic Universe

novas-grimoire - Loki & Dr. Strange only

paganprescott

villainfairy (PCW Directory Site Owner) - Many characters and universes, but especially all things Jean Grey & (The) Phoenix (Force).

samdoeswitchery

Mass Effect

m0ther-b0ard

My Little Pony

chevko

honourspren

novas-grimoire

popculturepaganstuff

witches-will-be-witches

My Neighbor Totoro

jimenezdiosa

N

Naruto

novas-grimoire

Negima! Magister Negi Magi

drafon

raposadanoite

Neil Gaiman

usernameforrent 

Noragami

huntressofwitchyknowledge

O

Once Upon A Time

grimoire-of-geekery

shadowedpath

Originals, The

@eclectickitchenwitch

Over The Garden Wall

huntressofwitchyknowledge

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Fandoms [F-J]

Bold entries are willing to teach others.

F

Fairyland

usernameforrent 

Fate/Stay Night

philosopher-artist

raposadanoite - As well as other Type Moon shows

villainfairy (PCW Directory Site Owner) - Especially Saber

Final Fantasy

candywarlock - FFX

grimoire-of-geekery

they-better-be-mysterious

G

Game of Thrones

novas-grimoire - Only R’hllor and Melisandre

villainfairy (PCW Directory Site Owner) - Especially R’hllor, Melisandre and Daenerys Targaryen

thenorthrememberssansastark

@theycallmemarkgreene - Tyrion Lannister

Gravity Falls

siren-in-the-city

Guardians Of Childhood

usernameforrent 

H

H.R. Pufnstuf

raedusoleil

Harry Potter

@ashercraft

grimoire-of-geekery

paganprescott

shadowedpath

usernameforrent

Heroes & Heroes Reborn

defensordecimae

willowpolson 

Hetalia

popculturewitch

History (as in our past - not a show)

callacabforme - Not the spirits of historical figures, but come-alive representations

Homestuck

avpdfefeta

cadavverini

deadlys-witchy-blog

grimoire-of-geekery

villainfairy (PCW Directory Site Owner) - Especially Rose

seer0frage

singleprayer

witchcraftstuck

witches-will-be-witches

Howl’s Moving Castle

jimenezdiosa

I

J

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Fandoms [A-E]

Bold entries are willing to teach others.

A

Ace Attorney

cadavverini

Adventure Time

usernameforrent 

Alice In Wonderland

khaleesiofthevoid

novas-grimoire

American Gods

khaleesiofthevoid

Attack On Titan

raedusoleil

Avatar

@ashercraft​ - The Last Airbender

the-whispering-trees - The Last Airbender

popculturewitch - The Last Airbender & Legend of Korra

B

Bayonetta

grimoire-of-geekery

Biker Mice From Mars

pvwitch

Bioshock

vazkhal - Infinite

Black Jewels Trilogy

courtlesssapphire

grayladyofthewell

grimoire-of-geekery

kyrahgrey

novas-grimoire

Bleach

novas-grimoire

Bones

genderfluidsammy

Bravely Default

outcasted-animal​

C

Cardcaptor Sakura

candywarlock

grimoire-of-geekery

novas-grimoire

Child of Light

raposadanoite

Chrono Trigger

grimoire-of-geekery

Claymore

raposadanoite

Cookie Run

thecityofwizards 

D

D.Gray-man

novas-grimoire

DC

femmeflame

honourspren

kenyaaguirre

novas-grimoire - Dr. Fate, The Mad Hatter, The Red Lantern ring, and Dex Starr only

popculturepaganstuff - Batman only

villainfairy (PCW Directory Site Owner) - Especially Raven and other esoteric, occult-y characters

Deerskin

raposadanoite - As well as other Robin McKinley books

Digimon

fractalfortress

novas-grimoire

raposadanoite

Dishonored

khaleesiofthevoid - Only The Outsider.

Disney

superspookyspells

Divergent Trilogy

villainfairy (PCW Directory Site Owner) 

Dr. Who

defensordecimae

@dreaming-of-the-second-sun - Extended Universe, focusing almost exclusively on Gallifreyan lore

novas-grimoire

Dragon Age

avpdfefeta

chaosundone

drafon

meritinpu

samdoeswitchery

vazkhal - The Fade & Elvhen Gods

Dragon Prince

novas-grimoire

Dresden Files, The

callacabforme 

Duel Masters

drafon

Dungeons & Dragons

candywarlock

drafon

novas-grimoire

Durarara

popculturewitch

E

Earth Girl Arjuna

raposadanoite

Echorium Sequence

novas-grimoire

Elder Scrolls, The

bloodstone--circle - Skyrim

bosmeriassassin - Sithis

@broomcloset-litwick​

drafon - Skyrim

huntressofwitchyknowledge

justanotherpaganwixen

lyranme

popculturepaganstuff

samdoeswitchery

shadowedpath

windheim

vazkhal - The Daedra

Ephemera

grimoire-of-geekery

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Like/Reblog This If You Are A Pop Culture Pagan/Witch

We are putting up a directory here on Tumblr to connect PC Pagans and Witches to one another, and to unite members of each individual fandom. All notes on this post will be included in a directory on our page, but please send us an ask stating which fandom/s you’d like to be listed under, and mention if you are willing to answer questions and discuss.

If your fandom is not listed below, you may include it in the bullet list.

Fandoms include, but are NOT limited to:

Marvel, DC and other superheroes

Supernatural

Doctor Who

Game of Thrones

Galaxy Falls

Supernatural

Homestuck

The Vampire Diaries, The Originals

Pokemon

The Hunger Games

Bleach

Naruto

One Piece

Fate/Stay Night