#mystical things

[sarahhenao]

Amber Tower

$32.00 USD

Amber is a resin fossil. These are very lightweight. They glow bluish under black light as real Amber should. Amber vibrates energies of longevity, success in business and pain relief. 

You will receive stone in picture. 

Crystals are natural and may have some natural imperfections. 

Amber Tower

Amber is a resin fossil. These are very lightweight. They glow bluish under black light as real Amber should. Amber vibrates energies of lon

[jesusx444]

there will be a death, so let’s chill 🌝

[jbaillier]

In seven days…at AO3

[anju-ds]

Look I just bought this adorable Adoptable from @mythical-things :3 I’m gonna name her Eve!

Eve the Angel, isn’t she cool! You should go buy one there’s a mystical creature And and Cat, also very cute :D

[silverpathcat-blog]

Tarot for Help

Hey guys I should have a tarot interpretation thingummy up later. In the mean time I've added tarot perk to the indiegogo fundraiser. Check it out: 

http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/258996?a=1101419

This is noteworthy because I don’t normally get on Skype for less than $30, and I’ll do any of the readings I list on my website (http://thesilverpath.net/cauldron/) that are more than $20 for that $20. Readings are done by Jay and myself (Faith). Jay has a Scottish accent that we're told is really nifty to hear (plug, plug). 

I’m also working on how to structure additional perks such as herbal teas, cinnamon ornaments, random mystical supplies we have left over from the market stall (see above picture--I have several sets of candles, and a few more smudges than shown), wood-burned pendants and key chains.

I worry that the mystical things will put people off :/ (Like oh noes the devil worshiper is losing her house that’s justice blah) 

Make me an offer on things?

[funwithmultiplicity-blog]

Religion

This can be tricky. We've come to stand publicly behind one faith which is Asatru. Read more here: http://www.asatru.org/ and  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%81satr%C3%BA_in_the_United_States, because it's what the most of us work with, and it's easier than saying, "Well, today I'm Asatru, but tomorrow I might be Christian." that makes us sound flaky and hollow, to a lot of people, and also opens up a can of questions that take way too long to answer. 

For a while we had several atheists and agnostics, one Christian, several pagans including the Asatru, and a Universalist. 

I haven't really done a head-count since the recent shift but it makes for some interesting discussions both inside and out, especially as we were raised Protestant.