Tarot Reader, Ordained Ministress, Pagan, B.A. Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies Major & Civilizations Minor, currently working on M.A. in Humanities,(the study of Art, Literature, Music, Philosophy & History and how they overlap)...Most of what I will post will be intermediate or advanced stuff on the occult...enjoy.. This Blog is NOT for the faint of heart...It is Rated PG13 for language.

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Its been a loooooong time, but I have my website up and running again.  Includes a blog this time and eventually will have photos of pendulums.  Anyway, hope you check it out! 

dreamsarelikewater: Tools of the Trade, 2011.   My chest and some of the magickal tools I’ve acquired over the years.

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Tools of the Trade, 2011.

  My chest and some of the magickal tools I’ve acquired over the years.

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but conjure hell is all i do: Hestia

lonelyspelltoconjureyou:

Gracious Hestia, gentle-hearted one, soul of the home,
I call to you. In times of old, dear goddess,
all first offerings were yours, so great was your might,
so great your import, so great the need for your blessing.
Noble daughter of Kronos and broad-bosomed Rhea,
honored sister of thundering…

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GoddessDownload.com - Downloadable rituals for the seasons of the year and the monthly lunar cycles, from Natalie Maisel

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i see sigils...: The Wild Hunt: Gerald Gardner Documentary Slated for 2012

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from The Wild Hunt by Jason Pitzl-Waters

Perhaps no figure looms as large on the history of modern religious Witchcraft (and in turn modern Paganism) than Gerald Gardner, who, depending on whom you ask, introduced the heretofore underground religion of Wicca to the…

Witch Ball Decoration and Protection Spell « Witch-Crafted « Blissful Moon

L. Extra-sensory perception

1. Clairsentience
2. Clairvoyance
3. Clairaudience
4. Precognition
5. Telepathy
6. Telempathy
7. Psychometry
8. Telekinesis
9. Teleportation

Basics of Magic - Amber K.

Metal & Stone by Autumn

I’ve created some occult items, pendulums, rosaries, jewelry, etc.  This is the first video showing some of the items.  My speciality is personalized pendulums…more about that in other videos.  Looking is free and feedback is encouraged.  Thanks

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So I made 2 more bags!  The first one is for my fourth Tarot deck called The Golden Tarot.  Not bad colors, it was the closest cool looking one that semi matched.  The second one I made out of a rabbit pelt, which I posted earlier.  That was the hardest but also the funniest!  Overall I’m very proud of how they both turned out.  I’m not sure what I’ll put in the fur one, maybe my runes but it’s kind of big so I’m not sure yet.

~Fiendlover~

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Wiccan, Pagan and Witchcraft Holidays., Samhain Lore

Anti Anxiety Chant

foreverwiccan:

Found somewhere off the internet

Nervous anxiety, you are dead

Lord and Lady, soothe my head

Bring me to your calming peace

as I will, so mote it be

I love this!

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When viewed through the lenses of a Christian narrative, goetic magic gets its efficacy through actual communication and commerce with demons. This is, most basically, the explanatory orientation which was provided by Christian theology. The first feature I identify with 20th century ritual magic, then, is a move away from this «demonic realism» towards other, often «seularised» or even «disenchanted» explanatory models. Crowley provided an early attempt when he claimed, in 1904, that talk of demons in the Goetia really referred to «portions of the brain». Evoking a demon was really nothing else than stimulating certain parts of the human brain, which would, for example, heighten the natural faculty of learning languages, logic, or liberal sciences, as some «demons» would claim to help with.

When viewed through the lenses of a Christian narrative, goetic magic gets its efficacy through actual communication and commerce with demons. This is, most basically, the explanatory orientation which was provided by Christian theology. The first feature I identify with 20th century ritual magic, then, is a move away from this «demonic realism» towards other, often «seularised» or even «disenchanted» explanatory models.

Crowley provided an early attempt when he claimed, in 1904, that talk of demons in the Goetia really referred to «portions of the brain». Evoking a demon was really nothing else than stimulating certain parts of the human brain, which would, for example, heighten the natural faculty of learning languages, logic, or liberal sciences, as some «demons» would claim to help with.

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