I don’t even care that I already reblogged this because seriously, how is this not a masterpiece painting hanging in the Smithsonian? Everything about this photo just says Romanticism to me
•LGBT witches
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It could simply just mean you aren’t sleeping as well as you use to or that you are distracted, sometimes we don’t remember our dreams because of stress. Starting college and being in a new place can certainly do that
Different people have different views on witchcraft. I for one see it as using your own energy and the energy around you to help influence things towards your preferred outcome. it is about connecting yourself and other things together, energy I do not believe personally just manifests out of now where, it just changes and shifts (thats the science side of me at least). I cannot personally connect to the Christian beliefs for I personally have never been connected to that particular religion or beliefs but there are plenty of Christian witches out there that you can ask questions to about the more specific path.
Aww thank you dear. Well I am on mobile so I can’t make neat fancy links right now, but go onto my blog and search the tags: grimoire and bos for all of my tags and posts about them as well as other information I found on the subject!
Essentially the best way to start a grimoire/bos in my personal opinion is get a binder or a notebook and begin taking notes! Correspondences is always a fantastic way to start!
more snakespam as a friend wanted to have a mini photoshoot and BOY did he do well. there’s so much trust in this boy, no striking whatsoever nowadays.
This is something I know that isn’t a popular view, but I don’t use witchcraft books. 98% of them I found were super bias in one way or another, I did mostly my research through crystal books, herbology books, and other such things rather than witchcraft specific books. I still don’t tend to enjoy them.
I try to, but not as often as I should >-> I just work such crazy hours that sometimes Im working all night and sleeping all day, so its hard to do anything witchy. Mostly I just track full moons when I can.
I am a big fan of so many spells >-> I definitely don’t have any favorites. I like glamour, dream, and creativity spells the most or at least they are the ones I use the most.
Hey… this is just. A small shout-out to those of you who have successfully left cults and/or are in the process of doing so. What you’ve done is very brave, and you are not wrong or evil or selfish for wanting to escape from that, even if the obstacles between you and freedom are psychological rather than physical, even if you feel foolish for thinking of it as a “cult”.
Furthermore: it is not strange rituals and clothing that defines a cult. It’s far less about religious beliefs than it is controlling group dynamics. It may be more useful to think of a cult as a type of emotionally abusive relationship in which members are groomed and manipulated by a leader and each other… the “theme” might be a god, an individual, or even something as innocuous as fandom. There may be cults within larger religions – even individual churches can construct group dynamics typical of a traditional cult.
at first i thought that Science was a shit waste of time. then somebody did this study,. and now… hooboy.. now i like it
cannot believe my loud car small penis theory now has scientific backing
tbh i’m more intrigued by the fact that person supposedly found science ‘a shit waste of time’ until this monkey wiener research than i am the actual findings lmfao
tumblr: romantizing evil characters is wrong. you should never do this
me *editing another flower crown on my favourite villain*: yeah totally
with all of the political bullshit going on I can officially say my anxiety is high enough for me to feel my heart beating pretty much 24/7. My country is in the shitter, and I know it. 🙂
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it would be best if constituents from these districts called! ask some questions and let them know we are not ok with this!
Please please please call these reps and the reps in your own state. We NEED to maintain protection for these species, as it is the only way to preserve the ecosystems that we DIRECTLY DEPEND ON for carbon sequestering, clean water, and clean air!!
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The Navajo have a unique tradition. When a baby is born, it is regarded as the ultimate, precious gift and must never be abused. From the moment of birth, the child is watched over continuously by family and friends, who patiently wait for the child’s first…laugh.
“Has your baby laughed?” is common question posed to parents who have infants around the age of three months. The first laugh of a Navajo child is a very significant event. It marks the child’s final passing from the spirit world to the physical world, meaning he or she is now fully human. This milestone warrants a party, and what a party it is!
Whichever brother, sister, parent, cousin, aunt, uncle, or passing acquaintance is present at the first laugh is deemed to have caused it. The laughter instigator then receives the honored privilege of preparing a special ceremony to welcome the child into society.
Once a baby has laughed, training in generosity begins immediately—a value held in high regard among the Navajo people. At the party, where the baby is considered the host, the parents or person responsible for the first laugh help hold the baby’s hand as he or she ceremonially gives the rock salt, food, and gifts to each guest. There are also bags of candy, money, and other presents that the child “gives” along with the food. [x]
Yes it is true. I have had of a few relatives invite me to a A’wee Chi’deedloh "The Baby Laughed Ceremony" however I have not had the privilege to actually attended one personally. The Dine’ peoples believe that babies are of “two worlds” (Earth people & Holy people) when they are born. The first laugh signifies the babies desire to become a part of the Earth People so it is a great cause for celebration.
Biphobic lesbian: hey @ other lesbians why don’t you date other bisexual women? I’m always mistreated by them and shit and I don’t know why
Same biphobic lesbian: calls bisexual women dick worshipers, says they’re not really attracted to women, calls them bicels, reduces bisexual women to their sexuality, degrades bisexual women for dating men, calls them bihet and other degrading terms.
Here is the new page of the comic! There are some of my characters here, random ones too and others, inspired by your requests ♥
“Anyone can be a witch” is a very important theme! To me, everyone can do and be whatever they want! And, in that case, anyone can be a witch, any girl or boy, trans or non-binary person, old, young, Indian, Asian, black people or people from any country, any disabled and sick people, anyone and everyone can be a witch! Because I think this quote sums everything up, “Witches don’t look like anything, Witches are, Witches do.” ✨🌿🌘🔮
Lots of love to all the witches of this world ✧*:･ﾟ🌍
i just read a washington post article on romcoms aging poorly due to the pushiness (and oft-stalkery conduct) of the male characters therein, and it got me thinking about pride and prejudice, and specifically darcy saying, “one word from you will silence me on this subject forever.”
because, like, that’s the seldom-portrayed romantic dream in the patriarchal hellscape that is our world, isn’t it?
a dude being willing to say, “i understand if you don’t feel the same way about me, and i’ll leave you alone forever about this if my attention is unwanted.”
so simple, yet so wonderful in its basic human decency
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