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If a dead ancestor doesn’t appear in the sky to stop me, it can’t be that bad of a decision
Honestly, I think the whole “don’t pay the writers” thing boils down to the notion that everybody thinks they can write. It’s the old saw about the novelist at a cocktail party having to hear someone say, for the millionth time, “I’d love to write a book someday.”
Someone–Stephen King? Pretty sure I saw this in a Stephen King foreword–once said they’d like to say to a brain surgeon, “Boy, I’d love to do brain surgery someday.”
We treat “the ability to put words into a sentence” like it’s just the same as “the ability to form a coherent narrative that engenders a variety of emotions within the reader and puts them in a scene and shows them what they didn’t see before”.
And that’s like me drawing a stick figure and saying I’m an artist.
Writers are constantly devalued because everyone thinks they have a book in them and don’t realize the level of skill and commitment it takes to finish even a short story, much less a whole book.
This goes well beyond fandom, but man, I would’ve hoped fandom would know better.
***REBLOGS AGGRESSIVELY***
OH MY GOD I NEEDED THIS POST SO MUCH
Loki is the patron god of Slytherins and no one can tell me otherwise.
Me: Sometimes I just want to end the whole world.
Loki: *slaps his knees and then shakes his finger at me* Y'know– have I got the story for YOU…
Recommended reading: the hollow bones of the world, awash with moonlight, crafted in the language of dreams.
White tailed deer skull.
got a fine tip nail art brush a few days ago and i finally used it to paint sigils on my nails
left for defense, right (and dominant) for offense, classifying defense as passive magic (works like a shield) and offense as active magic (works like a weapon)
on both hands, the middle three bear the brunt of the work and a tied theme, while the pinkies and thumbs have their own and secondary theme. on the left, the middle three work outward and the outer two work inward; on the right, the middle three work as power bases and the outer two work as aggressive tactics
This is amazing
Here’s a tip from someone who does this and doesn’t have great control with a brush:
Get a waterproof fine-tip pen like a micron.
Draw your sigils REALLY small on pieces of tissue paper.
Lay down a clear basecoat on your nails.
Press the tissue into the basecoat, let dry.
Add a clear topcoat.
Inktober - Day 5 - Witchcraft Tools
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How to Practice Galdr Magic
Galdr doesn’t have to have words to be powerful. Sometimes when you sing and make up your own musical sound, it can affect things if you put intention behind it. Galdr; when spoken usually revolves around the runes, chanting them over and over with intention. It’s the vibration of the voice along with your intentions that make the sound come to life. Runes can help direct this, but galdr can be performed without runes or any words. Sometimes I like to just sing a song that I made up myself. It would be just a musical tune that was of my own creation. You don’t need tools to do this, all you need is an understanding of magic and how to direct your thoughts, emotions, and intentions into words, breathing, and or singing. This is when galdr can be affective. A simple word can be turned into a word of power when used over and over again, the same goes for a musical tune. Either way, galdr is magic of the voice and breath. Learning breathing rhythms can also be beneficial to this form of magic as well.
Witch heaven… so many jars… 😍
A few people have asked where this is. It’s at Hobby Lobby. Though honestly, while this is impressive looking, the prices are a bit much. You can most likely get jars for way cheaper online or at the dollar store closest to you. Seriously, almost all of these (even the tiny ones) were more than a dollar.
On Fae and Names
Quick PSA to any witches working with Fae: Do not give them your name under any typical circumstances. Give a nickname, or no name at all. BUT! If you give a nickname, don’t say: “My name is -insert nickname-.” Because that is a lie, and a fae will twist that around their little finger and use it to manipulate the shit outta you anyways.
INSTEAD, say: “You may call me -insert nickname-.” This lets them know that this name probably doesn’t have power over you and that you are both cautious and intelligent.
Stay safe kids.
Wolves, by Marion Bulot
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i love comforting nihilism. who cares, we’re all gonna die. eat that cake. buy that eyeshadow. be nice to people. you dont owe the world shit. the stars dont care about what we do. give anyway because why spend your eighty years on this rock miserable and making other people miserable. the sun is going to blow up and we’re all gonna die someday. make the most of what time you do have. use the fine china for taco night and microwave lunch. smell the flowers. tell a stranger they are beautiful.
Ancient Egyptians were using 20-sided die as early as 200 BCE. Source
i cant believe ancient egyptians were FUCKING NERDS
imagine ancient egyptian d&d tho
“You have crossed into the underworld and have encountered Anubis. You give him your heart to weigh.”
“I roll to Bluff.”
“You want to bluff Anubis? You can’t bluff Anubis, he’s a god, he has a godly Sense Motive check.”
“I want to bluff the scales.”
“…you want. To bluff. The scales.”
“Yup.”
“…you know what? I’ll allow it.”
“HA! Nat 20!”
“The scales, for some fucking reason, think your heart is lighter than the feather. Anubis is pretty sure you’re bullshitting him but you know what? Anubis has had a long day. Anubis is not gonna question the scales. You’re in.”
📖📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚MANDRAKE KING from the Richel-Elderman collection (The Occult Reliquary, Three Hands Press, 2010)