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4rimoire · 4 months
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THE BASICS OF LEARNING MAGIC
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If you want to learn magic but aren't sure where to start, this post will cover what I consider to be the basics of what you should research.
Eventually, most or all of these will be links to posts we make, this is still a work in progress!
Some of these things are considered essential, while others are more optional. I have put things fundamental for safety at the top of the list, as they should be researched first.
This list may be updated as I think of more to add, but I consider this a good starting point for now.
CLOSED PRACTICES
MAGIC SAFETY
UNDOING SPELLS
ENTITY AND DEITY ETIQUETTE
PROTECTION
BANISHING
CLEANSING
GROUNDING AND CENTERING
INTUITION
MANIFESTATION
MEDITATION
CHARGING
BINDING
SETTING INTENT
DIRECTING ENERGY
TYPES OF SPELLS
INGREDIENTS FOR SPELLS
HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN SPELLS
SPELLCASTING
ALTARS
GRIMOIRES
BOOK OF SHADOWS
SHADOW WORK
DIVINATION
DEITIES AND PANTHEONS
SPIRITS AND ENTITIES
OFFERINGS
MAGICAL PATHS
CORRESPONDENCES
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egophiliac · 6 months
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C'MON TO THE THEATER!
I love these guys so much. forget NRC, I want to attend their terrible disaster school for disaster children that might actually be plastered on top of the smoking remains of an actively sinking ship. I may or may not actually learn anything, but I will have the time of my life.
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dapper-lil-arts · 2 months
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Comrade Twilight
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blackwomenrule · 28 days
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brrrkdslek · 6 months
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im jus gonna leave this here
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creature-wizard · 7 months
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Most people who believe in some "weird" thing like magic, ghosts, extraterrestrial visitors, cryptids, or whatever are not "anti-science." They generally believe that science is fundamentally correct about most things, but cannot adequately explain the "weird" thing they believe in.
If there is strong evidence against said weird thing, it's much more likely that they're just unaware of it, rather than being aware of it and actively choosing to disregard it. It's also more likely that they're unaware of scientific models that adequately explain it, rather than choosing to completely disregard said models.
Also, some people have genuinely had bizarre experiences that scientific models simply cannot explain yet. Like "three people in a small community independently had the exact same prophetic dream about an event they had no reason to expect" kind of bizarre. And when shit's this weird, the "scientific" explanations are just insultingly reductive.
Scientific literacy is good and should be encouraged, but being rude and dismissive to people who believe in "weird" things isn't the way to go. Most people who are into "weird" stuff tend to be curious by nature, so if you just present them with accessible scientific material that doesn't talk down to them, they'll often happily dive right in.
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elcosmiquechild · 13 days
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Them: So, what do you like to do for fun!? 🤷🏾‍♀️
Me:
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mimi-0007 · 8 months
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Bessie Stringfield (born Betsy Beatrice White; 1911 or 1912 – February 16, 1993), also known as the "Motorcycle Queen of Miami", was an American motorcyclist who was the first African-American woman to ride across the United States solo, and was one of the few civilian motorcycle dispatch riders for the US Army during World War II. Credited with breaking down barriers for both women and African-American motorcyclists, Stringfield was inducted into the Motorcycle Hall of Fame. The award bestowed by the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) for "Superior Achievement by a Female Motorcyclist" is named in her honor.
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reality-detective · 3 months
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UK HAS A PROBLEM: Excess deaths are up a staggering 22% among 1 to 14-year-olds. The magic elixir? 🤔
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4rimoire · 3 months
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GROUNDING AND CENTERING
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grounding in a spiritual sense is the practice of connecting to the environment around you and releasing unwanted energies. centering is the act of clearing your mind to focus on the task at hand.
you may feel "out of balance" and unable to concentrate sometimes, this can be a sign that you need to practice grounding and centering. below i will list some ways to practice spiritual grounding and centering, but feel free to come up with your own ways as well!
note that the correspondences listed at the end are my personal correspondences, you may have different ones and thats okay!
GROUNDING AND CENTERING WITH BREATH
breathe in and out slowly, focus on the way that it feels. visualize (or alternatively, if you cant visualize, just think of) the unwanted energies and thoughts leaving you with each breath out and the thoughts of the task at hand coming in with each breath in
GROUNDING AND CENTERING WITH MEDITATION
try meditating and clearing your mind of all unwanted thoughts, focusing fully on whatever you need to be focused on. focus on the environment around you. what do you hear? what do you smell? what do you see, if your eyes are open? if you have trouble with meditation, there are guided ones online
GROUNDING AND CENTERING WITH VISUALIZING
try visualizing (or thinking about if you cant visualize) all the unwanted energies leaving you and you connecting fully to the environment. you can do this in many ways, but a common way is to visualize ( / think of) breathing out the energy for the release and roots connecting you to the ground for the connection. visualize ( / think of) the wanted thoughts and energies coming in
CRYSTALS FOR GROUNDING AND CENTERING
hematite
black tourmaline
smoky quartz
red jasper
carnelian
malachite
obsidian
fluorite
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pisshandkerchief · 3 months
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why do you mean you have trouble discovering new music. back in my day we got our obscure music recs from the welcome to night vale weather and we fucking liked it
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pratchettquotes · 1 year
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"And Mrs. Earwig," said Mistress Weatherwax, her voice sinking to a growl, "Mrs. Earwig tells her girls it's about cosmic balances and stars and circles and colors and wands and...and toys, nothing but toys!" She sniffed. "Oh, I daresay that's all very well as decoration, somethin' nice to look at while you're workin', somethin' for show, but the start and finish, the start and finish, is helpin' people when life is on the edge. Even people you don't like. Stars is easy, people is hard."
She stopped talking. It was several seconds before birds began to sing again.
"Anyway, that's what I think," she added in the tones of someone who suspects that she might have gone just a bit further than she meant to.
Terry Pratchett, A Hat Full of Sky
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blackwomenrule · 19 days
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my all-time favorite False Childhood Memory is the time Mister Rogers guest-starred for an episode of The Magic School Bus. I can find no record of this actually happening but I remember it vividly and by gosh mcgolly wouldn't that have been the niftiest beans
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mlpoutofcontext · 7 months
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uncanny-tranny · 6 months
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Big reminder that your country is not immune to bigotry. I've seen so many people, for example, pretend like antisemitism doesn't exist in the USA because we were part of the allied forces in WWII (of course, they conveniently don't remember that we rejected jewish refugees when WWII broke out and we only really joined because Pearl Harbor was bombed, but I digress).
If you think your country is immune from antisemitism, racism (including anti-Indigenous racism), class issues, ableism, whatever else it may be, look deeper because you will find it.
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