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I think that a curriculum that covered Witchlings, The Amazing Digital Circus, Infinity Train, and Nimona on Queer oppression and hope would go so hard.
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I wish I could teach a queer lit course without needing to get my masters
I think that a curriculum that covered Witchlings, The Amazing Digital Circus, Infinity Train, and Nimona on Queer oppression and hope would go so hard.
Welcome to the fourth installment of Weekly Spellwork Dice Spells! Here's how it works:
There are four six-sided dice. Die 1 determines the intention of the spell. Die 2 determines the type of magic used in the spell. Die 3 tells us magical tool the dice suggest. Die 4 tells us what the magical tip for the spell. The combination of all these dice answers help us make the spell.
The Spellwork Dice hath spoken! And they call for a...
Love Spell!
Die 1 decided the intention for the weekly spell should be love!
Die 2 told us to use glamour magic! Maybe work with your rising sign, as it is the sign as you are outwardly portrayed. Or enchant a perfume for attracting love! Maybe draw a love or self love sigil with your foundation!
Die 3 tells us to use the moon phases as a tool for the love spell. If you are enchanting your perfume, leave it under the full moon with a little petition with the word 'love' written on it. Or correspond your rising sign to the moon phase and schedule a hot date for that day/night!
Die 4 tips us off to invoke the elements! Maybe use moon water to wash your face with before applying your glamour! Or have a candle burning for that hot passion! Or wear your favorite love/self-love crystal for that extra oomph! Another idea is to have an incense burning or let the wind it to energize you.
Now, go ahead and do the spell if you feel called to do so! Let me know how it went either in the comments or an ask! Goodnight, my witchlings~
Dividers by @strangergraphics @ this link
Saint Brigid or Goddess Brigid
Remember that this is not a comprehensive list, but a jumping off point! And to do your own research, if you want to learn more!
The Irish goddess associated with wisdom, poetry, healing, protection, smithing and domesticated animals, as well as new beginnings with her connection to fire.
She is said to have two sisters: Brigid the Healer, and Brigid the Smith
Her festival day is Imbolc, or the 1st of February
In Sanas Cormaic, also known as Cormac's Glossary which was written in the 9th century, writes this: "Brigit ... the female seer or woman of insight, i.e. the goddess whom poets used to worship, for her cult was very great and very splendid. It is for this reason that they call her the goddess of poets by this title, and her sisters were Brigit the woman of leechcraft (healing), and Brigit the woman of smithcraft..."
The delving into the Sanas Cormaic has made historians believe that Brigid is less of a name and more of a title.
Many things were done to further connect with Brigid the goddess, including but not limited to: making Brigid's crosses, invite Brigid into the home, eat corn cakes (cornbread gonna go crazy [no disrespect meant!]), sing sacred songs, and honor maidens/virgins.
Some symbols connected to Brigid are the Brigid's Cross, White Wand, Perpetual Flame (a flame kept alive at all times), a Mantel or Cloak, a Bride's Bed, the Star of Brigid, and the Dandelion.
Brigid of Kildare is her Christianized Saint's name.
May have ties to the British Goddess Brigantia, link below
Below, is a link for comparing Saint Brigid and the Goddess Brigid for more information!
Links!:
Brigid Wikipedia Page
Brigid Celtic Fire Goddess by Mythology Vault
How to Work with Brigid, the Celtic Goddess of Fire, Awakening, and Imbolc by The Pagan Grimoire
The Irish Goddess Brigid vs. Saint Brigid by Irish Myths
Brigantia Wikipedia Page
My apologies for being a little late! I hope the spell is a good one!
Welcome to the third installment of Weekly Spellwork Dice Spells! Here’s how it works:
There are four six-sided dice. Die 1 determines the intention of the spell. Die 2 determines the type of magic used in the spell. Die 3 tells us magical tool the dice suggest. Die 4 tells us what the magical tip for the spell. The combination of all these dice answers help us make the spell.
The Spellwork Dice hath spoken! And they call for a…
Confidence Spell!
Die 1 decided the intention for the weekly spell should be confidence.
Die 2 told us to use astrology! Maybe work with your moon sign on filling yourself with confidence! Or, if you're not confident in your appearance, work with your rising sign! For more information, I would listen to the Two Geminis and A Leo podcast, now known as Mystical Misfits. Theresa Mariesa and Rachel Mitton are the hosts, and the earlier episodes also include Tabitha. Theresa Mariesa is also on Instagram, and Rachel is one of the founders of Anahata's Purpose, a spiritual retreat in Maryland! Feel free to check out these wonderful women and their projects on their socials.
Die 3 tells us to use the tarot as a tool for the confidence spell. Maybe do the spell with the Strength card, the Sun card (for confidence to fully be yourself and shine), the Magician (for confidence in your capabilities), or the Chariot (for confidence moving forward)! Really, pick whatever cards you think would work best!
Die 4 tips us off to work with a deity! Remember that you are not required to work with a deity, or any spirits. You can customize this spell however you like, and that includes whether or not you work with spirits or higher powers. Now, aside from that, Aphrodite or Venus would be great for self-confidence; Ares for strength and courage; Elpis is the goddess of hope; Freya, as she is revered as a strong, powerful goddess in Norse Mythos; and if you think of any more, feel free to name-drop them in the comments!
Now, go ahead and do the spell if you feel called to do so! Let me know how it went either in the comments or an ask! Goodnight, my witchlings~
Dividers by @strangergraphics @ this link
Stinky tumblr went ahead and ate the second week's Weekly Spellwork Dice spell, so I'm going to post it again, and hopefully it will work this time
Welcome to the second installment of Weekly Spellwork Dice Spells! Here’s how it works:
There are four six-sided dice. Die 1 determines the intention of the spell. Die 2 determines the type of magic used in the spell. Die 3 tells us magical tool the dice suggest. Die 4 tells us what the magical tip for the spell. The combination of all these dice answers help us make the spell.
The Spellwork Dice hath spoken! And they call for a…
Love spell!
Die 1 decided the intention for the weekly spell should be love.
Die 2 told us to use divination! Maybe divine who your soulmate is or ask your tarot deck why it finds you awesome!
Die 3 tells us to use the crystals as a tool to make the love spell work. Maybe use a grid with crystals that carry the intention of the spell, or even wear one as an amplifier for your intention!
Die 4 tips us off to use the days of the week! Friday is ruled by Venus, the planet associated with love in astrology and the Roman goddess of love! Also, look into the other days of the week. Maybe you want to be more in-tune with yourself or start loving yourself a little more; Monday's, ruled by the Moon, are great for that!
Now, go ahead and do the spell if you feel called to do so! Let me know how it went either in the comments or an ask! Goodnight, my witchlings~
Dividers by @strangergraphics at this link
Happy Litha, everyone!
Remember! You do not have to celebrate on the Solstice! You celebrate when you can, however that looks for you!
For me, I’m setting out water to make some Summer Water, and making Honey Cake with caramel sauce later because it just fits my schedule better.
Covens will often make sure most of the coven can attend, and sometimes, that’s two weeks after the actual sabbat!
So don’t feel bad if you don’t do anything today! You are doing great, witches and witchlings~
Happy Litha to you all and Blessed Be🔮✨☀️
Welcome to the first installment of Weekly Spellwork Dice Spells! Here’s how it works:
There are four six-sided dice. Die 1 determines the intention of the spell. Die 2 determines the type of magic used in the spell. Die 3 tells us magical tool the dice suggest. Die 4 tells us what the magical tip for the spell. The combination of all these dice answers help us make the spell.
The Spellwork Dice hath spoken! And they call for a…
Healing spell!
Die 1 decided the intention for the weekly spell should be healing.
Die 2 told us to use bath magic! Maybe the intention is healing, but the method of healing is self care.
Die 3 tells us to use the moon phases as a tool to make the healing spell work. Maybe a waning moon to release old ties or a waxing moon to gain new healing. Maybe a full moon for extra boost to your spell.
Die 4 tips us off to use the four elements! Earth for grounding or stability; Air for letting go or communication; Water for intuition or emotion; and Fire for confidence or adventure. These are all just examples of what these elements could mean in your spell.
Now, go ahead and do the spell if you feel called to do so! Let me know how it went either in the comments or an ask! Goodnight, my witchlings~
Dividers by @strangergraphics at this link
I have some spellwork dice, so you roll to put together a spell. Would anyone want weekly Spellwork Dice spells?
Weekly Spellwork Dice Spells or nah?
YIPPEE GIVE US THE DICE
I'm good, actually. Thanks for asking though.