#it's witchcraft

[angelasscribbles]

[drakonovisny]

how do people draw on their phones???

[ryanhelps]

just a little welcome home post for the exceedingly wonderful and kind @katherine-mcnamara~

welcome home, dev!! i hope your recovery is speedy and as painless as possible. you’re such a strong and compassionate person, i’ve really enjoyed getting to know you a little better in the recent months! you’re an inspiration to me, honestly, and one of the reasons why i started making gifs and created this rph in the first place. i’m still learning and growing in gif making, but i’m hoping to become as good as you are one day! thank you for everything you do for the rp community and, again, i hope you get well very soon <3

[jasper-pagan-witch]

This may be a good time for you to sit down and figure out where you stand and where your foundation is. You may need to ask yourself some questions before you move foward. Questions such as:

What am I looking for with witchcraft?

What is it that I want to achieve or gain?

What sort of doubts do I have and why?

What has drawn me to learn more about witchcraft?

Where do I draw the line in the sand between good and bad?

How do I feel about casting spells on others?

Do I want to use witchcraft with a religious practice?

Do I want to use witchcraft as just a craft?

~"It's Witchcraft" by Jamie Weaver

Even though I sorta slammed this book in my review of it, I found this part to be one of those parts that I think more people should think about.

[baoshan-sanren]

[giantsteppes]

Virgil Finlay — From The Mask of Circe, Henry Kattner (1948)

[spookyelenaa]

i ain't never seen two pretty best friends look at each other with such love and longing