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yall are pro mental illness until they hallucinate
yall are pro mental illness until they dissociate
yall are pro mental illness until they self-isolate
yall are pro mental illness until they're paranoid
yall are pro mental illness until they split
yall are pro mental illness until it's too Scary for your comparatively neurotypical brain to handle
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"Aphrodite loves terfs" do you really think a goddess of love formed from a literal penis and the mother of Hermaphroditus, an intersex god who was associated with androgyny and feminine men, fucks around with transphobia?
she is a literal trans icon and to deny that will get you smited by all the gods
Today, let's explore the delicate dance between magic and the mundane—a fundamental aspect of witchcraft that invites us to discern, honor, and harmonize these dualities in our spiritual journey. Understanding how to differentiate between magic and the mundane can deepen our connection to the mystical realms while enriching our everyday lives with spiritual awareness and empowerment. Join me as we navigate this mystical threshold and uncover insights into embracing both realms with grace and intention.
Focused Energy: Magic involves intentional energy work and heightened awareness of spiritual forces. It requires clarity of intention, ritualistic practices, and alignment with natural energies to manifest desired changes.
Sacred Practices: Rituals, symbols, and tools are integral to magic, serving as conduits for channeling and directing spiritual energies. They provide structure and intentionality to our magical workings, distinguishing them from mundane actions.
Energetic Perception: Sensitivity to subtle energies and intuitive guidance is heightened in magical practice. We learn to discern energetic shifts, synchronicities, and signs from the universe that guide our spiritual journey.
Ethical Considerations: Magic involves ethical considerations, such as the principle of "harm none" and accountability for the consequences of our actions. As practitioners, we strive to align our magical intentions with positive transformation and spiritual growth.
Holistic Approach: Embrace a holistic approach that integrates magic into daily life. Practice mindfulness, gratitude, and awareness of spiritual energies while fulfilling responsibilities and engaging in mundane tasks.
Earthly Connection: Grounding techniques, such as spending time in nature, meditation, and physical exercise, help maintain a balanced connection between spiritual exploration and grounded presence in the physical realm.
Creating Sanctity: Designate sacred time and space for magical rituals and practices. Establishing a personal altar, performing daily meditations, or observing moon phases can deepen your connection to spiritual energies while honoring the mundane rhythms of life.
Presence and Awareness: Cultivate mindfulness and presence in everyday activities. Approach tasks with intentionality, gratitude, and a sense of spiritual alignment, infusing mundane actions with magical consciousness.
Differentiating between magic and the mundane is an ongoing journey of self-discovery, spiritual growth, and holistic integration. By embracing the duality of these realms with reverence, intention, and ethical awareness, we can enrich our lives with profound spiritual insights, transformative magic, and a deeper connection to the mysteries of existence.
May your path be illuminated with the radiant light of magic and the grounded wisdom of the mundane! 🌟🔮
Ever restful Hypnos send me into a peaceful slumber. Let my eyes become heavy, my body too. Send me off to dreamland so I may see you. Let me awaken fresh, rested and all anew. Fill my head with sweet dreams of lavender and honey. Send me into sweet slumber, that's all I ask of you.
This is a devotional piece I drew for my beloved goddess Lady Artemis ! I'm really happy with the outcome even though I wish I could've done more with the background :/ but also this is the first fully colored piece I've done in a while and I'm glad I could do a more complicated one for my lady ! I hope she likes it , and you do too I hope <3
ALSO please cut me some slack on the rendering of the dog , I never draw animals and fully color them even less so , but I tried my best .
The little "print" on her clothing is supposed to be cypress branches & the white spots on her shoulders & cheeks are referencing the white spots of fawns ! The fur around her shoulders is from a bear and the bandages are stained with Ichor , the golden blood of the gods ( hunting isn't an easy job after all )
This piece was heavily inspired by one of my favorite paintings called " Diana the Huntress " by Gaston Casimir Saint-Pierre which I used as a reference :3
( the divider was made by @ vibeswithrenai ♡ )
That looks awesome!
Purple bonnet
I have a book list of witchcraft books I do own (which is now updated too!), but I also have a ton of books from the library I have reviewed as well! There are many I have posted, but not all of them are actually books I would recommend to others, so let me compile the books I don’t own which I would actually like to get the word out about here:
And for the Kemetic Polytheists out there, Nefer and Dancing for Hathor :)
I have the full post linked above, but tldr, I look for things that provide helpful, accurate information, are able to convey their point in the midst of and enjoyable experience, and aren’t racist, transphobic, or ableist. Like the Beschdel test, I am surprised how many books just don’t pass.
This is not the full extent of all the books I have reviewed or that I like, but I don’t have an easily distinguishable tag, so here’s the down low. Take it and run.
Blessings!
Protect your home from malicious spirits and bad vibes 💖 Note: Crystals do not stop human home intruders unless they're big and heavy and you get the jump on them.
I’m both pro herbal medicine and pro vaccination because you can treat burns with aloe vera juice and sore throats with lavender infused honey but you can’t rid a country of polio with plants.
THIS.
Don’t forget kids, jewelweed is a natural counteragent to poison ivy rashes but it won’t do shit against whooping cough
Mint for nausea, valerian and chamomile for sleep, antibiotics for fucking infections.
I’m in love with this post
I love that feeling I get when it’s about to rain and the wind is rising and there’s some sort of peace in that. I swear I can hear the plants whispering
Trans witches are valid and vital for the community.
Intersex witches are valid and vital for the community.
A few things that I do when I’m at my lowest. Made specifically for disabled people, but anyone can do these! See this post for low energy witchcraft ideas not directly related to disabilities.
id like to add, if you can cook for yourself, charge your food with intent (even microwave food or frozen-to-the-oven food)
enchant your toothbrush, sponges/wash clothes, shower scrubbies, etc
open a window or door to get fresh air and to cleanse a space
most of all: be kind to youself <3
blessed be!
Zhonglun Park by 阿信念啊
Ruins through the Blossom.
