Tag: magick
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portals: thoughts on trance from a recovering alcoholic
ill working on ancestor and spirit connection, but its all a work in progress. That’s what witchcraft is, isn’t it? Creating portals to the places we want to go, casting spells to bring our intention to fruition and cultivating a practice that brings richness into our lives. Learn to trust yourself, as I am learning to trust myself. I promise it’s the biggest leap you can take on this path.
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creator feature: kvlt kreations
Kvlt Kreations online space is one that is definitely worth checking out, if for nothing else a sense of community that the world is sorely lacking at the moment. Come for the crystals, stay for the friends.
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struggling with the basics
hese are things that I am working on, and developing everyday. I am sure they will continue to grow and evolve along with my practice. I hope this helps, and if you find yourself struggling with these things, please reach out to me! I would love to connect with others who have a hard time with these practices that are considered “the basics.”
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Pressures we put on ourselves as witches
It’s all about energy. Making our own ingredients and tools puts energy behind the intention of our spell. Finding and supporting small businesses in the occult community also puts energy behind the intention of our spell. Both paths are valid.
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deity work isn’t for everyone — and that includes me
WitchTok is lit up with talk of deities fading, leaving or disappearing. I can’t comment on your experience, just share mine. I don’t know what is happening in your practice with your deity, if it’s something normal, if it’s a sign you should see where your journey is heading next, or something else entirely. But learn to flow with what’s happening, and accept change if it’s come knocking at your door. It can leave you feeling raw, but excited for the future.
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scrying as a novice
Ultimately, I had begun looking at my life through the lens of a scryer, and the world had become my medium.
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lughnasadh
We always hear the phrase “mundane before magick”, which is totally valid in certain circumstances, but what about imbuing the mundane with magick?