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The Witch: A New-England Folktale (2015) dir. Robert Eggers

《 The Bonds Of Nature 》

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Drive all night, Henri Prestes (because)

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living in the house surrounded by big garden, the smell of rain and leaves, coloured raincoats, healing spells, spicy potions against flu and cold, reading books under the blanket, drinking hot black tea and preparing pumpkin pie on Sunday for closest friends

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take all of my closest friends to the old calm house, where we can be closer to nature, wearing in vintage clothing, spend our free time discussing philosophical thoughts and books, drink a lot of tea and just relaxing from noisy world

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I wanna have a big garden, where i can grow my vegetables, fruits and herbs, spend the whole night looking after my flowers and harvesting apples, listen to the bird's singing and relax under shade of trees

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🍂Samhain 🍂

The celebration of Samhain takes place (in the norther hemisphere) on the 31st of October to November 1st or (in the Southern Hemisphere) April 30th to May 1st. At this time it is about halfway between the autumn equinox and the winter solstice. It is a holiday of winter and death, where we remember our ancestors and acknowledge the natural end of life. It is also considered the Witch’s New Year, a time of old things and habits to die and prepare for new things to grow. The veil is the thinnest at this time of year than it will ever be. Because of this, you may encounter more spirits than usual. This also make divination especially accurate and powerful. It is considered by many as the most important pagan celebration.

🍂Correspondences 🍂

Colors: Black, Orange, White

Herbs: Mugwort, Nutmeg, Sage, Bay

Food: Pumpkin, Apples, Turnips, Pomegranates, Corn, Meats, Nuts

Flowers: Chrysanthemum, Marigold, Heather

Stones: Obsidian, Jet, Onyx, Bloodstone, Tourmaline

Drinks: Apple Cider, Mead

🍂How To Celebrate🍂

~ create and altar with pictures of deceased loved ones to honor them

~ light candles as a symbol of warmth for the deceased to keep warm in cold times

~ make/eat pumpkin, apple, pomegranate, turnip inspired food

~ carve a pumpkin

~ hollow an apple and put a candle in it

~ make a feast to enjoy by yourself or with your loved ones

~ decorate the home or altar with dead bones, flowers, and fall inspired decor

~ tell a story about someone who has passed away

~ make goals for the future

~ practice a form of divination( it is super powerful at this time!)

~ dress up as a skeleton, ghost or something else to connect with the dead

~ give thanks to your ancestors

~ write down bad habits or things you want to get rid of on a piece of paper and burn it

~ make a fire and burn things as a symbol of death, and much more!

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3 November 2019

Is Severus Snape still a hero?

Yes.

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Finding My Feet; An Ongoing Journey.

As someone who has a continuous relationship with depression, there have been many times of great confusion just as there have been times of blissful contentment.

Part of this relationship means my goals and investment in my path as not only a solitary witch, but a more connected soul to the earth, has at many times been placed on the back burner of my priorities.

My biggest struggle in my life are the waves of dissociation with my home life, my relationships, my environment, and most importantly; with myself.

Part of depression is feeling so disconnected from the things you enjoy, the pain or happiness you may feel, and the things surrounding you.

Insecurities make me feel like I’m not as invested as I should be, not as knowledgable as I should be, and not as progressive as I should be.

Everyday I make a little more progress in my path, and while it may not be as much as other people I feel incredibly happy with the healing and progression this path has given me, and I look forward to future findings and connections I know I’ll make.

🍂Samhain 🍂

The celebration of Samhain takes place (in the norther hemisphere) on the 31st of October to November 1st or (in the Southern Hemisphere) April 30th to May 1st. At this time it is about halfway between the autumn equinox and the winter solstice. It is a holiday of winter and death, where we remember our ancestors and acknowledge the natural end of life. It is also considered the Witch’s New Year, a time of old things and habits to die and prepare for new things to grow. The veil is the thinnest at this time of year than it will ever be. Because of this, you may encounter more spirits than usual. This also make divination especially accurate and powerful. It is considered by many as the most important pagan celebration.

🍂Correspondences 🍂

Colors: Black, Orange, White

Herbs: Mugwort, Nutmeg, Sage, Bay

Food: Pumpkin, Apples, Turnips, Pomegranates, Corn, Meats, Nuts

Flowers: Chrysanthemum, Marigold, Heather

Stones: Obsidian, Jet, Onyx, Bloodstone, Tourmaline

Drinks: Apple Cider, Mead

🍂How To Celebrate🍂

~ create and altar with pictures of deceased loved ones to honor them

~ light candles as a symbol of warmth for the deceased to keep warm in cold times

~ make/eat pumpkin, apple, pomegranate, turnip inspired food

~ carve a pumpkin