#cullys-rad-return

[breelandwalker]

Hello hun :D I was curious if you knew any spell, or daily practice to raise spiritual awareness ( like being able to see spirits and such) I have had some experience but it only comes randomly and I'd like to be able to have better perception in the future.

I don’t, actually. If anything, I’d like to DECREASE my awareness of spirits some days, because the constant chatter can get annoying. It’s like hearing a radio playing in another room, where there’s a low buzz and sometimes you can make out words, but mostly it’s just…noise.

I wish I could turn it off. Or at least hit mute once in a while.

[hipsterinatardis]

cullys-rad-return replied to your post: “thebeardedmystery replied to your post: “thebeardedmystery replied to...”:

Beer is beautiful. I recommend going to bar and trying a couple of the different kinds on tap and finding what you like ( I like super stout beers) its a matter of finding a beer for your personal taste

Or go to a beer tasting. We have a Whole Foods that does a wine tasting and a beer tasting every month, and it's a great way to find something for you.

[breelandwalker]

Herro, so I made a ward a while back with some black fabric and a mixture of other things. I put it somewhere and now I cannot for the life of me remember where I put it. Is there a spell to locate magic items?

Here's the one I use.

[hipsterinatardis]

cullys-rad-return replied to your photo: “I am kind of regretting this. Especially the second one which is...”:

I agree with Chris. I think maybe bring it up more, or try to style it up?

Honestly my trimmer is such shit and my lack of coordination makes it nearly impossible to make it any better so I'm thinking I'll just wear hats until I can get my haircut.

[breelandwalker]

*fist bump* I am gonna make an offering to her. I wonder if she guided me to follow you, anywho I shall be using your spells to better show her my appreciation and love

It could be! Mother Brighid has a way of bringing people together.

Pro-tip: King's Hawaiian rolls with honey and a cup of milk were a huge hit.

[breelandwalker]

gaahhhhh my mother diety is Brighid and I love all your spells. I am so ridiculously glad I found you on here.

WOO! We are deity-sibs maybe...?

Either way. *fistbump* BRUH.

[breelandwalker]

That just sweetens the pot doesn't it. :D I have no idea what I believe in so that is perfect! ( it's hard to read grimoires that talk about spells geared towards one set of dirties)

(Gonna go ahead and assume "deities" because darn those typo monkeys!)

It really is. That's one of the things that bothers me about a lot of the New-Agey witchcraft instructional books. If they're not giving you absolute fluff, then they're giving you information that's tied to religious leanings or the author's own practices, which might not work for everyone, or they're telling you about ingredients and equipment that you might not be able to find or afford (or in some cases, keep in your house, if your roomies or family aren't cool with your practices).

I was very surprised to find out how few books there are dealing with secular magical practices, particularly as it applies to common-sense, on-the-cheap spellwork, so I set out to write one (after a fair amount of badgering from Bones and Sec).

[breelandwalker]

I saw a beautiful post on another kitchen witches blog that talked about using premade spice blends for spells and thought that was genius! If your book has stuff like that I would love to get a copy

Oh it is. And the best part is that they're CHEAP!

The book's still in the pre-writing phase, but I've had a number of people express that same sentiment, particularly after I mentioned that it's going to be secular (no religious content, just information that anyone can fit into their own practices).