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@sagittariuswitchery
Welcome to my Pocketful of Sunshine 🌞
🎵 The Sun is on my side and takes me for a ride, I smile up to the sky, I know I’ll be alright 🎶
I’m SagittariusWitchery, but you can call me Sagi (she/her). I’m a multi-cultural/mixed-race Sun Witch, in my late twenties, living in sunny LA.
Common carder bee/Bombus pascuorum/åkerhumla visiting a flowering currant/rosenrips. Värmland, Sweden (20 April 2020).
palacio de cristal in el retiro park (madrid, spain), built in 1887 by architect ricardo velazquez bosco
helping my partner build ikea furniture by surrounding the workspace with crystals 😌
i love doing my part
Imma be real with you. You know what you need for a prayer altar? A Depiction, a glass of water, a candle and maybe, if you want, a Bible. That's all you need. Looking back at photos of my grandmother's altar, she had fuentes (vessels of water) for her saints but she kept it very minimal - statues of saints, mostly Carmelite, fuentes, candles and crosses. That's the most you need for any prayer altar.
the sound bath i was really looking forward to (& needing!!) tomorrow got cancelled 😔
maybe this was for the best… i haven’t touched grass literally in a few weeks … 👀 … so maybe i gotta drive to the park & do some good old fashioned forest bathing
horse bridle made from watsonia leaves by Hannah Thornhill
zigs mom
by Daikokuya
daffodils, two ways
Stephanie Pijper - Moonwater. Oil on linen.
Pop culture witchcraft
This video that I’m about to show you all is something that really hit home for me. As a practicing witch who uses technology and a wide range of things that could be considered pop culture, I have found that no matter how one looks at witchcraft, there is always going to be those that turn passion into power. That is what pop culture witchcraft is about. Turning passion into power. It’s often said that magic comes from emotion, so why not use those things in life that helped shape you to form your practice and embrace your power. Who cares if you turn gaming into your grimoire and altar setup? Who cares if you throw down Magic and Pokemon cards for divination or for summoning? Witchcraft is personal and as someone who has not only forged her own identity in witchcraft without paying attention to how others see me (yes I have searched for communities that accept me and by and large there’s always someone who will disagree and yes it hurts), there is something to be proud of in saying that this is who I am and this is how I channel my power. I also find that pop culture magic is actually more potent given the current world we live in because it also allows us to shift our viewpoints and bring two different realities together.
Watching this video just reminded me of that. You should also check out her book, Rebel Witch.
Summer Solstice Witch Tips: Greet the Sun at sunrise!!
It’s His big day, so welcome Him as He rises. I’ve heard of witches facing the East just before sunrise to cheer Him on, much like applauding when a sports team enters an arena. The energy you send to the Sun can be a meaningful offering. 🌻
Hekate Propylaia
