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Happy birthday, fellow birthday buddy!
... Omg what?
We share a birthday?
Okay, it’s fate, let’s write a book together xD
Haha (mostly) kidding, but thank you! And a happy birthday to you too of course! I hope you’ve been feeling better, having some time to rest, though I know your September schedule was mad packed. But regardless, I hope you’re having a good day, a good week, that your month is good, and that you’re happy doing what you’re doing ^^
@torque-witch and @witchy-words :
This is a reminder to do some work on your books today, if you can! I’m going to try to get some stuff done on mine too ^^
we are moving soon- like next week
the tricky parts are getting my bf a new phone, timing when to tell his mom and getting all our shit packed in time to actually move. With some friends on the ready to help us out its all a matter of coordination
For nontheistic pagans and witches, altars are meant to bring a certain energy to a space. Altars don’t have to just honor deities - they can honor an emotion, a certain space, the memory of someone who has passed or the holiday that you’re celebrating. Nontheistic altars achieve this through symbolism, arrangement, nature and magick. You can use a variety of items from gemstones, flowers, herbs and candles to figurines and items that represent your goal. Also keep in mind that gods and goddesses can be metaphors for human emotion. If you’re looking for something that emphasizes love and fertility, there are many, many gods and goddesses that represent that. A word of caution: I would only use god and goddesses as metaphors if you still have respect and knowledge of their history. Don’t just throw Aphrodite on your altar because you’re wanting something for love and that’s all you really know about her. If that’s the case, I’d simply steer clear of all deity representations.
witchy-words’ wonderful article on Nontheistic Pagan Witchcraft
http://www.witchywords.com/2015/07/nontheistic-pagan-witchcraft.html
