*ahem* now that I have your attention, i got @trenchcoat-moth for the server exchange and they gave me so many good prompts!! so I bless you with this pirate spell, historical au...enjoy!!!
I think i want to explore witchcraft. Like my being needs it. Ive been looking into heka magic, which is egyptian magic. It fasinates me espically how old it is. Ive been starting to write down things i will need to get started. The plan is to combine witchcraft with kemetic religion. I dont know how it gonna work out but i feel like i need to.
Picked this up today. Want to really explore this. I want to learn so much about it this year and combine it with my kemetic things. It's something that has fascinated me for such a long time, I just never know where to start. Part of me was interested in heka magic. I just want to find my place in this, because I feel it's important to me.
Im so excited for this journey in my life.
I want to get a sketch book and write my journey too 💕
Normal trident : You just throw them. If it hits someone, it will go through them.
Riptide : I imagine riptide as this rope thingie that is around you're arm. It also will only show up if it touches water.
Royalty : Similar like riptide, but this time the rope goes and goes until the index finger. Since the rope is tied to the index finger, you don't get pulled. However you can pull the rope, pulling the trident with it.
Channeling : I imagine there would be lighting surrounding the trident. It doesn't affect the user, but it affect the thing that it hits. The lightning doesn't affect anyone who picks it up either. I also imagine that it doesn't come from the sky, rather having the effect within the trident itself.
Review: Enchantments: A Modern Witch's Guide to Self-Possession by Mya Spalter
I know that it's been awhile, but here's another book review!
I found out about those book through the podcast The Witch Wave (which is awesome, go give it a listen!). Pam Grossman, the host, had Mya Spalter on as a guest and they talked about her time at the New York City witchcraft store called Enchantments and about the book that she wrote based off of her experience at the store. It sounded really intriguing so I decided to order it and give it a read! The review is under the cut!
Here's a peek at the table of contents:
The book covers a lot of really cool topics and the overall message seems to be just to practice what feels right to you.
Each chapter starts with a fun little illustration and there are a few smaller illustrations scattered throughout the book.
Sometimes there are small asides in the book and they are formatted inside a bracket like the one pictured below.
This book talks a lot about closed cultures like Hoodoo and Voodoo but does not really contain a firm clause against appropriation.
There is also a lot of Wiccan dynamics mentioned throughout the book that I was not expecting. If you are triggered by Wicca or do not enjoy it, I definitely would not recommend reading this book.
The author's voice is very playful and matter-of-fact. I get a very down to earth vibe from reading this book and enjoy the random stories that she tells about the Enchantments store.
My biggest disappointment with this book is probably that it almost never touches upon the subtitle. In the podcast, she talked so much about Self-Possession and it sounded like an amazing concept. She does not really dive into the concept in the book other than in the introduction.
All in all, if you're looking for a quick fun read, I would recommend this for beginners.