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I have a theory about the cases that Phoenix was helping Edgeworth with during the 7 years gap

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Haha nothing much why, you cool bro?

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Some time ago I was talking about wanting to draw a scenario in which Von Karmas own an allotment and some people encouraged me, so now I sketched some things, I’m sorry if it’s too out of character ! 🙇‍♀️

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Uhh where can I sign up for this schooling?!?!? 🧹🪄😈☠️

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All Creatures Are Beautiful

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Beth Evans

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girls can be tough, too!

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Tech Witchcraft

What is a Tech Witch?

Also called Technopaganism, Tech Witchcraft can be defined as the use of modern technology within magical rituals and other forms of witchcraft.

To me (but everyone has their own opinions), it’s really about accepting that the world is changing quite rapidly, and placing technology at the heart of my spirituality by using my computer and mobile phone in my craft - from finding resources, sharing knowledge, meeting fellow witches, etc.

It might seem in strong oppositions with the environmental and traditional values of witchcraft, but I don’t see them as opposite. On the contrary, there is power in using technology for good, and I intend to do so.

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Witchy Phone Apps

Moon is a very simple and straight-forward app telling you the current moon phase according to your location. Ideally, I prefer actually checking the moon phase in the night sky, but as I live in a city, the moon is not always visible, so this app helps me a lot!

Labyrinthos is amazing for Tarot learners as it allows you to learn the meanings and correspondences in a Duolingo kind-of way. You can also draw cards directly on the app if you do not have your Tarot cards with you, or enter the cards you just drew physically to keep track of your previous readings.

Co-Star is a beautifully designed astrology app creating your birth chart, and giving you a hyper-personalized daily horoscope made from an algorithm that is just a bit wonky - but super fun!

Seek is a useful app for all the green witches out there as it allows you to identify wildlife, plants, and fungi with just a picture. Incredibly useful when you are in nature, or in stores, and you don’t know the exact name and properties of a plant that you’d like to harvest or buy.

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Rituals for Tech Witches

💻 Bless your devices whenever you first acquire them

📱 Text yourself with emoji spells, intentions and affirmations

📝 Use Notion as grimoire or book of shadows  

🎵 Make music spells by creating playlists on Spotify

🧙‍♀️ Connect and share knowledge with other witches on social media

☀️ Use a sun lamp in winter to practice light therapy (which can help reducing the effects of seasonal affective disorder)

🧹 Cleanse your computer and phone from unread emails, notifications and files not stored properly

👩‍💻 Learn to code to build your own witchy applications

🧘 Use these breathing gifs to meditate and center yourself

🔴 Get help from red light therapy devices to soothe your sore muscles

🎮 Play cute video games like Stardew Valley or Animal Crossing to wind down and create your own peaceful world

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Tech Witchcraft

What is a Tech Witch?

Also called Technopaganism, Tech Witchcraft can be defined as the use of modern technology within magical rituals and other forms of witchcraft.

To me (but everyone has their own opinions), it’s really about accepting that the world is changing quite rapidly, and placing technology at the heart of my spirituality by using my computer and mobile phone in my craft - from finding resources, sharing knowledge, meeting fellow witches, etc.

It might seem in strong oppositions with the environmental and traditional values of witchcraft, but I don’t see them as opposite. On the contrary, there is power in using technology for good, and I intend to do so.

–

Witchy Phone Apps

Moon is a very simple and straight-forward app telling you the current moon phase according to your location. Ideally, I prefer actually checking the moon phase in the night sky, but as I live in a city, the moon is not always visible, so this app helps me a lot!

Labyrinthos is amazing for Tarot learners as it allows you to learn the meanings and correspondences in a Duolingo kind-of way. You can also draw cards directly on the app if you do not have your Tarot cards with you, or enter the cards you just drew physically to keep track of your previous readings.

Co-Star is a beautifully designed astrology app creating your birth chart, and giving you a hyper-personalized daily horoscope made from an algorithm that is just a bit wonky - but super fun!

Seek is a useful app for all the green witches out there as it allows you to identify wildlife, plants, and fungi with just a picture. Incredibly useful when you are in nature, or in stores, and you don’t know the exact name and properties of a plant that you’d like to harvest or buy.

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Rituals for Tech Witches

💻 Bless your devices whenever you first acquire them

📱 Text yourself with emoji spells, intentions and affirmations

📝 Use Notion as grimoire or book of shadows  

🎵 Make music spells by creating playlists on Spotify

🧙‍♀️ Connect and share knowledge with other witches on social media

☀️ Use a sun lamp in winter to practice light therapy (which can help reducing the effects of seasonal affective disorder)

🧹 Cleanse your computer and phone from unread emails, notifications and files not stored properly

👩‍💻 Learn to code to build your own witchy applications

🧘 Use these breathing gifs to meditate and center yourself

🔴 Get help from red light therapy devices to soothe your sore muscles

🎮 Play cute video games like Stardew Valley or Animal Crossing to wind down and create your own peaceful world

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Lisa Simpson is my fantasy cartoon coven matriarch, I remember her as brave, unapologetically smart, and sensitive - she made me want to do well in school. Who’s yours?

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The ultimate twitter experience.

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Resisting a Rest

The pressure of daily life builds up over time, making it seem like living in a pressure cooker is normal. The race against time, meeting deadlines, earning enough to pay the bills, trying to do all that needs doing each day, creates tension between all the competing demands. Juggling jobs and families, schools and friends, sleep and social media, sanity and success, has us hustling, here and there, day and night, to keep all those fragile eggs in the air. That high wire balancing act, juggling, racing, cooking, has a momentum of its own and it can feel like if we ever slow down, even for a moment, all the moving pieces will crash down around us and crush us under all the weight. We are so used to running and so committed to the grind, that when the opportunity presents itself for us to take a rest, we habitually resist.

Carrying the weight of the world would crush anyone. Fortunately, the way things actually work is the world carries our weight, effortlessly. Carrying around our brains, the three pounds of meat in our heads, is no effort for us, but dealing with all the things our brains produce can take a lot of work...read more

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idiot brain: thinking about my illness all the time is self-centred

compassionate brain: is it really self-centred to fight for your own survival? to have to expend massive amounts of energy to make it through each day? to carry the weight of an illness you didn’t choose to have? to be forced to navigate a society that wasn’t structured to take account of people like you? I don’t think so, I don’t think so

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What if we kissed in the grocery market… and we were both girls?

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The Young Martyr, 1855 - oil on canvas. — Paul Delaroche (French, 1797-1856) aqua-regia009 art edits

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