revelations 17:6

Animist, ancestral venerator, Devotee of the Red Goddess, novice treading the Heathen path. Naz!s fuck off.

[day-dreamersclub]

i pray that aug, sep, oct, nov and dec are all months full of growth, blessings, productivity, new doors open and opportunities

[ex0skeletal-undead]

Holy Ram by Elisa Gauthier

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[upyrica]

Support your favourite abomination🌹

As is well-known, yours truly is a Ukrainian citizen, with all its present consequences. Thankfully, I am safe, though the family is as within the country as it is reliant on my support.

With that in mind, if you have been nursing a desire to send a tip for a reading or the information I share, it is a very good time to do so.

Further information on personal readings and art commissions is to come, sweets.

[graveyarddirt]

We have crafted two scents as a fundraiser whose profits will be split between United Help Ukraine, who are providing medical supplies and humanitarian aid, and World Central Kitchen.

[thesorceresstemple]

[orhcid]

[cloudselkie]

Intuitive/Energetic Correspondence Creation Exercise

Let's practice creating your own correspondences for your craft. Look at the shell in my hand. Hone in on the energy you feel from it. What does it say to you? Does it remind you of a planetary energy? A god or goddess? And element? An emotion? A tarot card or rune? Or something else?

Put your results in the tags!

[dvoeverie-stitches]

The preparations for masopust, starting on "Fat Thursday", usually involved the slaughter of a pig and the serving of the traditional Czech meal of roast pork with sauerkraut. According to tradition, this was a day filled with eating and drinking to keep your strength up all year long.

Happy Fat Thursday!!!

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.rferl.org/amp/czech-republic-masopust-carnival-shrove-tuesday-lent/29037419.html

Celebrating Masopust, The Czech Republic's Crazy Carnival

With Mardi Gras and carnival season in full swing in other parts of the world, the Czech Republic is throwing its own late-winter party. Kno

[lowcountry-gothic]

Hail Mary Pink Roses, by Megan Coonelly.

[graveyarddirt]

@cuntyote-696 @upyrica

[signorformica]

Apocalypse: the whore of Babylon riding the beast of seven heads. Illumination from the Beatus Facundus ~ ca.1047 España • via Bibliothèque Infernale on FB

[unfoxmeart]

Sub Tuum Praesidium 

Finally got a black paper sketchbook! Broke it in w a freehand sketch of Mary

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[wayofthewicked]

“‘ WHO AM I, IF NOT THE GODDESS OF ART? RELEASE YOUR CHAINS AS THEY ARE SO NAMED: FEAR. DOUBT. EXPECTATION. THINK NOT. LET YOUR CREATION BE CONCEIVED IN PASSION, NUTURE THIS IN YOUR MIND-WOMB AND BIRTH IT UNTO THIS WORLD. SO TO CREATE IS TO TASTE OF MY DIVINITY. ‘“

[foolmarquis]

Sometimes I think people on Tumblr, but witchblr especially, are always desperate to be as ungenerous as they can be and assume the worst possible version of someone’s point.

If someone says your magic should have results, as it’s a skill you should be striving to develop and improve, they’re told they’re victim blaming people for not magicking all their problems away.

If someone points out that having a love for aesthetics is perfectly fine but that without a proper practice attached you’re just collecting pretty knickknacks, they’re accused of trying to judge the validity of others or claiming that you need to “earn” the right to have nice things with a “serious” practice.

I know that we need to be critical of what’s read online, and that people often have a chance to try and explain their point better if they notice criticism in their notifications, but I struggle to understand why the default approach is so uncharitable and defensive. Are there so called elitists and gatekeepers in magical communities? Yes. Are some people overly critical of the practices of others when they should likely just keep scrolling? Definitely. However, I think some people are going into every post looking for a fight instead of considering that some people are genuinely trying to give advice or discuss issues that are important to them… or even sometimes things they’ve struggled with and had to grow out of as practitioners. Tone can be hard with text alone. Some people are better or worse communicators, and some of them are writing for a specific audience that you’ve stumbled into the middle of. Asking for clarification, their intentions, more context, and et cetera instead of immediately leaping to an angry rebuttal would likely lead to a lot more beneficial discussions rather than people debating against what they think the other person might mean.

And finally, if the idea of someone saying magic is something to be taken seriously, and that you should expect results from your successful spells, and that building relationships with spirits and developing your techniques should impact your life in some way makes you immediately feel like you’re being attacked, you should probably think about why.

[speciesbarocus]

The cave of Agia Sofia, Mylopotamos (c. 13th c.).

[aqua-regia009]

Hüseyin Özçelik

[wayofthewicked]

Advice from a cigar smoking, tattooed mystery lady hanging out on a bridge in my dream:

“For every act of art there is death. Also, listen to the plants.”

Not hard to decipher the meaning, but… can I get some context, ma’am?? Why.

[shisasan]

“But I need to feel beautiful and holy things around me, always: music, mystery cults, symbols, myths. I need it, and I refuse to give it up… . That’s my fatal flaw.”

— Hermann Hesse, Demian