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espresso-049 · 2 months
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I’ve been working a lot and I’m here to share some picture of my craft 🥀✨🕸️🌙🧚‍♀️ (and my cats 🫶)
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elvenfoe · 4 months
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every good thing i lose comes back to me tenfold
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prokopetz · 2 years
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I think chaos magic and tabletop RPG design are fundamentally similar in that one’s choice of axioms is essentially arbitrary, but once you’ve actually chosen a particular set of axioms, it rapidly becomes clear that there’s a right way and a wrong way to go about putting them into practice – the rules aren’t invented so much as discovered. Where did those rules come from? How can something you made up whole-cloth have rules that you don’t know about? It is a mystery.
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polymorphousperve · 9 months
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I do not know which hardcore mystic needs to hear this today ,but enlightenment is not a substitute for therapy.
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tiny-crecher · 1 year
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I JUST HAD THE STUPIDEST FUCKING IDEA FOR CLEANSING A SPACE
put liquid soap in the moonlight. moon soap. get a bubble wand. blow moon bubbles.
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practice-is-praxis · 5 months
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It's magical. Well, well Old Friend... it looks like everyone is your teacher, no one is your master.
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starsofdarknebula · 7 months
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Just a few of what I do with mine!
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godsandvillains-if · 1 month
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Will the use of powers visually effect the MC. I say this as someone who is a massive fan of blackened hands/fingers after power use and the memory that you said Scarlet witch was the inspiration.
I might imagine my MC's with them either way lol but figured I'd ask anyway.
Oh yes, there will be more signs of power usage than just blackened fingertips, though. For example, the MC might lose control of the glow in their eyes, which might spook a team member or someone the MC is trying to save. And the dark veins around their eyes can become more pronounced if the MC is pale enough.
Thank you for the question!! 🥰
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emcu7o · 6 months
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All-New Halloween Spooktacular!
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scarletred2003 · 4 months
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House Of Magnus
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lazyyogi · 1 month
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If you had a spirit guide…
…what would it be like? 
If a perfect multidimensional being were to interface with your consciousness in order to facilitate your awakening process, in what form would it appear to you?
Would it seem angelic or earthy or cosmic?
Would it be physical or just an intangible presence? Or perhaps a sound?
Would it be humanoid or animal or entirely alien? 
Would it go by the name of a god(dess), spirit, or demon?
Would it have a sense of humor or be dry and direct? 
Would it present a known gender or a yet to be discovered gender or a nonbinary gender or be entirely undescribed by gender?
How would it talk to you? As a beloved a child, a lover, a friend, a partner, a soldier, a monk, a sorcerer?
What sort of advice or empowerment might this incredibly powerful being bestow upon you in times of need?
A fun exercise. You’ll get the most out of it if you don’t take it too seriously.
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elvenfoe · 4 months
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i get paid to exist
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lovebraincontrol · 3 months
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Elizabeth Olsen - Wanda Maximoff
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funeral · 11 months
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Jozef Karika, Liber 767 vel Boeingus: Rough Experiments with Chaos Magi
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panthera-dei · 4 months
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I got another witchy FAQs question so I want to go ahead and share it.
This time, we're talking some basic chaos magic with different types of thoughtforms!
Please note that I am not an expert in chaos magic, nor do I consider myself a chaos magician, so feel free to (kindly) leave feedback or corrections as needed. ^^
Thoughtforms 101
Definition of Thoughtform: Thoughtform is a catch-all term from any entity that was created with or by human thought (conscious or otherwise).
Types of Thoughtforms: Common thoughtforms include sigils, servitors, thoughtform companions (aka tulpas), daemons, and egregores.
Sigils: Most folks who create sigils and use sigil magic probably don't think about sigils as a type of chaos magic or a thoughtform. However, sigils actually do fall into this category. Think of a sigil as being like a simple computer program that's powered by your mind. You give the program a basic function (such as protection or prosperity) and the magical "coding" of your intentions allows the sigil to carry it out.
Servitors: If sigils are basic computer programs, then servitors are robots. They're not sentient per se, as they still require the coding and programming that comes with intention and magical energy. Yet they're much more complex than a sigil and can carry out higher-level functions & multiple tasks (e.g., drawing in people to shop on your Etsy page for prosperity, or actively guarding a space or casting a magic circle for protection).
Thoughtform companions: The widespread term for this type is "tulpa," and creating/having one of these thoughtforms is commonly referred to as "tulpamancy." Since there's also a widespread controversy over these terms, I don't use them myself. I say "creating or working with a thoughtform," and I'll refer to the entity as a thoughtform or thoughtform companion. Regardless of the terminology or beliefs behind this category, they are defined as a separate consciousness created by the thoughts and actions of a human. The human is typically referred to as the "host," since the companion is typically treated as its own separate consciousness. These are fully sentient, autonomous beings with their own thoughts and feelings. They're generally created, either intentionally or not, as friends for the host (hence my personal terminology for them).
Daemons: This category is similar to a companion, but with a different origin and function. Daemons have been documented since ancient Greece, to my knowledge. A daemon is also a sentient entity, however, they are not created intentionally by the host (although they can be brought to the forefront by the human in question). A daemon is instead a conscious entity created by, and representative of, the human being's subconscious mind. They typically serve as helpers and mental guides for the human. They are not considered separate entities; instead, they're part of you.
Egregores: These are essentially the AIs of the thoughtform world. Whereas companions and daemons exist within the human mind, egregores are similar to servitors and sigils - created by the mind, but separate from it. Egregores are often made or manifested by a group of people intentionally for a purpose. E.g., a coven may create one as a guardian or a spiritual guide. They're also often created by accident from widespread symbols - for example, branding. And nations. Every time somebody posts a picture of the Starbucks logo, you're most likely feeding an egregore, according to one theory I've heard. Do I believe that personally? Not sure. (I do have an exact source for this one available on request.) As far as I know, egregores exist with varying degrees of sentience, power, and free will depending on the individual scenario (much like artificially intelligent computers & androids in science fiction).
Pop Culture Entities / Deities: These are often referred to as PCEs or PCDs. I prefer the former but I often use them interchangeably. Some folks prefer to be more specific. For example, Raiden from Mortal Kombat is considered a god in that series, so many folks would consider him a pop culture deity. Whereas Dean Winchester is *not* a deity in Supernatural - so he could be considered a pop culture entity instead. However, this is up to the preferences of the individual entity & practitioner.
Differences between PCDs and Egregores: Egregores are ALWAYS created, intentionally or not, by human energy and thought. PCDs, on the other hand, can have a mixed origin sometimes. Some of them may be pure egregores, manifested on purpose or by accident. Others may be preexisting spirits - often nature spirits that are aligned closely to the fandom content - that latch onto a fictional work as a power source, and eventually fuse with it. And then another theory is that PCDs are *all* preexisting spirits or even deities wearing a mask - so for example, folks with this belief would say that PCD Marvel Loki is just Loki appearing in a different form/aspect. I personally think that all PCEs have a unique origin and I try not to make any assumptions.
Where do I fact check you and/or learn more?: Unfortunately, it is *really damn hard* to find good, solid information on pop culture work because it's very new. And while there's *lots* of info on chaos magic, you have to be careful to check the reliability of the source, much as is the case with demonolatry sources. Fortunately, Tumblr is a great source to find other pop culture practitioners. I personally also have *some* sources available for these topics on request, I'm just too lazy to dig through my Drive right at this moment. :)
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mamaangiwine · 1 year
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☆☆ Reblog! ☆☆
I've seen a few posts on here from a variety of different blogs now that seem to kinda lament the fact that tumblr is not as rewarding to intermediary/advanced practitioner blogs, and I think that's kinda sad because that's what I want so see. So reblog if you're one of the following-
- An intermediate/ advanced witch, wizard, sorcerer or any other practitioner who doesn't necessarily post for beginners.
- A pagan/polytheist who posts about their thoughts and lived experiences in connection to their gods/faith.
- A mystic who wants to get into the nitty-gritty of scripture, theology, and personal approaches.
- A practicioner who posts mostly UPG, theories, and/or experimental magic.
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