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Spell for a Snow Day

My 7 year old and his friend told me this today aand I thought it was too cute not to share

Wear your pajamas backwards

Put an ice cube in the toilet

Put crayons in the freezer

And put a spoon under your pillow

And

maybe

you'll wake up to a snowday in the morning

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*Receives a message on Tumblr*

Message: "Hey Cutie"

Me: Oh, this must be spam. *delete*

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Story Time: That Time I Cursed Dennis my Menace with a Bullshit Curse and Figured Out How Magick Worked

In 8th grade, I had been going to the same christian bible school for 12 years and I hated it. I had just been held back and the only “friends” I had were kids I knew from the church’s sunday school (which was in the same building I had regular school in). One of them was named Dennis, who we accurately called “Dennis the Menace.”

One day, Dennis was being awfully annoying and abrasive and I was just tired of it. I jokingly told him that I cast a curse on him, waving my hands and calling it the curse of the starfish (something I came up with on the spot - I had just watched Charlie the Unicorn that morning).

After he left, I thought nothing of it until hours later when the poor guy runs up to me begging me to take the curse off of him because he had been having a terrible day. I told him it was fake but he insisted it had worked anyways. I rolled my eyes, wiggled my fingers and (thinking of another youtube video I liked) told him I had cast the blessing of the honey badger on him. Throughout the rest of the day, he was fine.

For most of my life, I didn’t really understand and at best I chalked it up to placebo. It wasn’t until I began my study of magick that I figured it out and found out how much the placebo effect - the very belief that something happened - has to do with magick.

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My son asked me if I had anything that could help tell the future and I grabbed my deck of cards for some cartomancy and made a little 3 card spread. He asked why the spread was that way and I told him it could be whatever he wanted it to look like. After showing him a spread for the upcoming months, he wanted to make his own which all produced results that made perfect sense to him. I then showed him my new pocket altar I made for my nature walks and he wanted to see it set up. Next thing I knew, he was grinding up herbs for a meditation powder we were making together and he wants to make his own pocket altar.

What a wonderful day 

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breezy-may-wizardry replied to your photoset “Enhydro Selenite. The biggest and most unique piece in my Selenite...”

...wait... selenite is water soluble..

Yes, Selenite is water soluable, sometimes weird things happen when crystals form and water (often with a pocket of air or even a carbon ball) can become trapped as the crystal forms around it. From: http://www.minerals.net/mineral/gypsum.aspx Gypsum has the same chemical composition as the mineral Anhydrite, but contains water in its structure, which Anhydrite lacks. Many Anhydrite specimens absorb water, transforming into the more common Gypsum. Some Gypsum specimens show evidence of this, containing growths of crumpling layers that testify to their expansion from the addition of water. In a small number of Gypsum specimens, water gets trapped inside a crystal in a hollow channel while the crystal forms. When such a crystal is rotated, a water "bubble" moves around inside it toward the lowest point in the channel. Such specimens are considered a mineralogical oddity, and are very desirable to collectors. These are called "enhydros".

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For grape: Would you mind a large (like palm sized) celestite as your vessel?

I guess???? I wouldn’t mind???

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31 Days of Wizardry - Day 2

How long have you been practicing magick?

I will be coming up on my first whole year as a wizard in September but I have been a healer for over 2