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moonhedgegarden · 7 months

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#spiritual healing #healing #pagan #nature #earth #self care #self love #tea #holistic practitioner #body postivity #gut health #herbal tea #health #wellness #not mine #photos

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the-crazymedicinelady · 2 months

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I've been seeing pennyroyal become ever increasing in popularity recently and this is just a post to ask you to please, please, please reconsider before trying it. It is an herb with a very low therapeutic margin and it can and has caused multiorgan failure before. These cases always reference the oil because that is mainly where the herbs medicinal properties lie. Of course I can't stop you from taking the herb but just know that this is one of the most dangerous herbs to consume, especially if taken in large amounts.

Be safe 💚

- Erika, The Crazy Medicine Lady

#the crazy medicine lady #holistic #healthy #holism #holistic health practitioner #holistic health #natural #wellness #pennyroyal #be safe #herbalism #safety

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psychopomp-recital · 1 day

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Magic can heal just as it can hurt.

There should be a stronger emphasis on this duality in the witchcraft community. Especially with the rise of baneful magic’s popularity.

Your ancestors were healers too, don’t forget it.

#don’t get me wrong I love a good baneful working #I just think the healing side is under appreciated sometimes #death witch #witchblr #death witchcraft #folk practitioner #folk witchcraft #pagan #folk magic #folk practice #queer witch #witchcraft #baneful magic #baneful witch #healing #magical healing #herbalism #herbalist #folk healers

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rose-lily-hale · 5 months

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not to be a country folk on main but.... when in doubt slap some raw potato on it!

i have and abscess on my stomach an very time my shorts move its hell. i've tried antibiotic ointment and drawing salve and acetaminophen and NOTHING

my bff was like oh just put some potato on in it!

and i'm like 🤔why didn't i think of that??? (but i'm so wrapped up in school work now i forgot the very existence and cold and hot compresses 👀)

anyway grated a potato up and as soon as the juices touched my skin it was sweet relief

(also helps on cuts and scrapes) :)

#highly recommend drawing salve from native american sellers or even amish sellers #it usually works wonders!#also just so everyone is clear i'm a firm believer in modern and herbal medicines #sometimes you need antibiotics/sometimes on a lot of the minor things you need to slap some herbs on it #BUT make sure you go to a practitioner who knows what they are doing!#also know the limits #we need both modern medicine and herbal medicine #also get vaccinated and vaccinate your kids!#end of tangent lol #what should i tag abscesses as?#cw abscess #cw injury #?

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willowwitchofthethicket · 2 years

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#community #paganism #practitioner #religion #spirituality #beginner witch #witchblr #witchcraft #magick #witch #herbs #herbalism #education #occult #occulltism #magic

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ebruliherbals · 6 months

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Choosing Professional Herbal Medicine Practitioners for Holistic Health

In the pursuit of holistic well-being, many individuals are turning to professional herbal medicine practitioners who specialize in natural health products. As the demand for alternative healthcare continues to rise, it's crucial to make informed choices when seeking the services of these practitioners. At Ebruli Herbals, we're committed to helping you navigate this journey towards holistic health with confidence.

Professional herbal medicine practitioners play a pivotal role in supporting your holistic health goals. Here's how to make the right choice:

Qualifications and Certifications: Ensure that the practitioner is well-qualified and certified in herbal medicine. Their training and credentials are indicative of their knowledge and expertise in natural health products.

Experience Matters: Look for practitioners with a track record of successfully treating a range of health issues. Experienced herbalists can offer more personalized and effective solutions.

Holistic Approach:Seek practitioners who take a holistic approach to health. They should consider your physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being when recommending herbal remedies.

Consultation and Assessment: A professional herbal medicine practitioner should conduct a thorough assessment of your health before recommending any natural health products. This personalized approach ensures you receive the most suitable treatment.

Safety and Quality: Ensure that the natural health products recommended are of high quality, safe, and properly sourced. At Ebruli Herbals, we prioritize the quality of our herbal remedies, and safety is our utmost concern.

Communication and Trust:Effective communication is vital in any healthcare relationship. Choose a practitioner with whom you feel comfortable sharing your health concerns and goals.

Client Testimonials: Reading reviews and testimonials from previous clients can provide valuable insights into the practitioner's effectiveness and the quality of their service.

In conclusion, when choosing professional herbal medicine practitioners for holistic health, it's essential to prioritize qualifications, experience, and a holistic approach to health. Ebruli Herbals is your trusted source for natural health products and expert herbal medicine practitioners. Your journey to holistic well-being starts with a well-informed choice.

#Professional herbal medicine practitioners #natural health products

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nicolejames12 · 7 months

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Experience Wellness: Cupping Therapy in West London

In the heart of West London, a revival of an ancient wellness practice is helping modern city-dwellers find balance in their hectic lives. Cupping therapy, a traditional technique with roots in Middle Eastern and Asian cultures, has found a niche within contemporary wellness circles. Visit: https://sites.google.com/view/ebruliherbals/blog/experience-wellness-cupping-therapy-in-west-london

#Cupping Therapy in West London #Professional herbal medicine practitioners

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livingwellnessblog · 9 months

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Promoting Angiogenesis with Traditional Chinese Medicine

Discover the Healing Power of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in Promoting Angiogenesis. Learn how TCM formulas, extracts, and compounds foster pro-angiogenic activity to combat ischemic diseases

Promoting Angiogenesis with Traditional Chinese Medicine: A Pathway to Combat Ischemic Diseases Ischemic diseases, such as ischemic heart diseases and ischemic stroke, continue to be a major global health concern, causing significant mortality and reduced quality of life. While anti-angiogenesis therapy for tumors has received considerable attention, therapeutic angiogenesis for ischemic…

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esoteric-chaos · 3 months

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Safety in Witchcraft

What’s not talked about enough in the spiritual community is mundane safety along with spiritual. Critical thinking is vital. I wanted to share a lot of my personal rules for myself that I have adapted into my craft.

Fire safety, never leave an open flame unattended. Ever. Always burn in an open enough area with a fire safe dish or on ceramic tile away from animals and children. If you leave the room extinguish the flame. Do not sleep with fire going. I know we want to keep that spell going even during a nap but sometimes we don’t wake up in time for danger. This is absolutely vital to keep you safe. It won’t ruin a spell I promise or anger anything. Please do not add those herbs to that candle. I know it’s nice and pretty but that is a fire hazard. Stay safe.

On that note always have an open window or a well ventilated area when burning items. That goes for herbs, incense, or candle. Smoke inhalation can ruin your lungs.

Rodents, reptiles, birds, any animal is sensitive to scents and have small respiratory systems. Be careful using anything around them. Research what can be used around them. I mean research! Cross reference. Use veterinarian hospital guides, not pro essential oil blogs. Please don’t put any essential oils on your pets. They can be seriously harmed.

Moon water actually molds, very easily. So can herbal blends if not stored correctly. Check frequently and use before end of date. Distilled water is your friend to prolongs shelf-life along is storing in a cold dark place.

Witchcraft and magic is not a replacement for medical treatment and medically prescribed medication. It absolutely can aid your treatment but it is never a replacement.

Do not ingest any herbal remedies without consultation with your doctor and/or Herbalist. Especially if you have pre-existing conditions and need to take medications for it. Things can conflict and are deadly.

Also forage responsibly. Unless you are 100% certain what you have foraged is the correct plant. Don’t even chance it. It’s not worth sickness or in worst cases death.

Do NOT ingest essential oils. I don’t care what you have heard from pro essential oil pages. The distillery methods are not safe for ingestion. It can tear up your stomach lining and throat. Cause extreme nausea and vomiting. Seizures and in worst cases death.

Some covens and practitioners are not your friends. Be cautious and use stranger danger. Be cautious and never give out all of your personal information online. There are predatory people everywhere, including in this community. Please be safe. Always use your gut instinct.

Please feel free in the comments and tags to add important safety pointers you have.

#witchcraft #witch #witchblr #tw death #paganism #essential oils #herbalism #witchcraft safety tips

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pacificnorthwestessences · 2 years

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Our Core Set of Essences

Our Core Set includes essences that we suggest as a priority for the essence practitioner who is gradually adding to his or her library. These essences address a range of symptoms or complaints that most essence practitioners find themselves working on with their clients, such as issues around loneliness, family discord, irritability or other mood discomforts, sleep problems, skin concerns, and psychic protection. The Core Set includes:

- Black Locust Flower Essence

- Borage Flower Essence

- Aspen Flower Essence

- Artemisia Flower Essence

- Ponderosa Pine Flower Essence

- Blue Cornflower Flower Essence

- Yellow Iris Flower Essence

- Water Lily Flower Essence

- Stinging Nettle Flower Essence

- Paper Birch Flower Essence

- Oriental Poppy Flower Essence

- Mountain Ash Flower Essence

- Kabocha Squash Flower Essence

- Horse Chestnut Flower Essence

- Comfrey Flower Essence

- Chamomile Flower Essence

- Bladderwort Flower Essence

- Black Pine Flower Essence

- Canada Thistle Flower Essence

- Witch Hazel Flower Essence

- Teasel Flower Essence

- Bull Thistle Flower Essence

- Sunflower Flower Essence

- Purple Iris Flower Essence

- Calendula Flower Essence

- White Yarrow Flower Essence

- St. John's Wort Flower Essence

- Red Poppy Flower Essence

- White Morning Glory Flower Essence

- Canada Goldenrod Flower Essence

- Spotted Knapweed Flower Essence

- Tiger's Eye Gem Essence

- Mangano Calcite Gem Essence

- Rhodochrosite Gem Essence

- Hematite Gem Essence

- Celestite Gem Essence

- Black Tourmaline Gem Essence

- Motherwort Flower Essence

Visit our website to learn more!

#essence healing #flower essences #gem essences #essence blend #pacific northwest essences #pnwessences #core essences #flower essence practitioner #herbal remedies #herbal healing #vibrationalhealing #vibrational energy #vibrational essence #flower tincture #essence tincture #aura mist

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moonhedgegarden · 1 year

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Women of color, witches wise,

With magic in their glowing eyes,

They cast their spells and weave their charms,

And dance beneath the moon's bright arms.

With roots that reach back to ancient lands,

And power that flows from nature's hands,

They channel energy from the earth,

And harness it. It’s been heavy work.

Their ancestors' wisdom fuels their fire,

Their spirits strong, their hearts desire,

To heal, to nurture, to empower,

And fight for justice every hour.

They know the strength that lies within,

And use it for the greater win,

To break the chains of oppression's hold,

And create a world that's fair and bold.

Oh women of color, witches true,

We honor and we lift up you,

For in your magic we see the light,

That guides us through the darkest night.

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lunar-witches · 1 year

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10 Tips For the Beginner Witch

1. Don't rush into things:

Take the time to explore and learn about witchcraft, its traditions, and practices. Resist the urge to jump into more advanced practices or take on too much at once. Start small and build your knowledge and skills gradually.

2. Don't believe everything you read online:

Be mindful of where you get your information about witchcraft. Do thorough research and cross-check multiple sources before adopting any beliefs or practices. Remember that not everything online is reliable or accurate.

3. Don't compare yourself to others:

Each person's journey in witchcraft is unique, and it's important to focus on your own growth and path. Don't compare yourself to others or try to measure up to someone else's standards. Embrace your own journey and celebrate your progress.

4. Don't neglect self-care:

Witchcraft can be emotionally and mentally taxing, so prioritize self-care. Take time for yourself to recharge, meditate, and do things that bring you joy. Pay attention to your physical and emotional health and practice self-compassion.

5. Respect nature and the elements:

Witchcraft often involves working with the elements and nature, so treat them with respect. Avoid harming wildlife, littering, or engaging in practices that harm the environment. Build a relationship with nature and the elements based on respect, gratitude, and reciprocity.

6. Don't force your beliefs on others:

Witchcraft is a personal practice, and everyone has their own beliefs and experiences. Respect the beliefs of others, and don't try to force your own beliefs on anyone else. Be open-minded and respectful of different perspectives and approaches to witchcraft.

7. Ask for help:

The witchcraft community is a supportive and knowledgeable community. Don't hesitate to ask for help, guidance, or advice from more experienced practitioners. Join online forums or local groups to connect with others and learn from their experiences.

8. Balance your practice with mundane responsibilities:

Witchcraft can be a fulfilling and meaningful part of your life, but don't neglect your everyday responsibilities. Make sure to balance your practice with your job, family, and other obligations. Remember that taking care of yourself and your responsibilities is an important part of a healthy witchcraft practice.

9. Keep a grimoire or book of shadows:

Keeping a grimoire or book of shadows is a valuable tool for any beginner witch. It allows you to record your experiences, insights, and practices, and serves as a reference for your ongoing learning and development.

10. Embrace experimentation:

Witchcraft is a creative and experimental practice, so embrace your inner curiosity and explore different practices and techniques. Try out different forms of divination, herbalism, meditation, or ritual practices to find what resonates with you. Remember that experimentation and playfulness are key components of a healthy and dynamic witchcraft practice.

As you embark on your enchanting journey as a beginner witch, remember to take your time and savor each magical moment. Witchcraft is a unique and personal practice that is meant to be explored and experienced with joy and curiosity. Remember to approach your craft with wonder and gratitude for the beauty of nature and the elements. May your path be filled with enchantment and wonder as you explore the mystical world of witchcraft.

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#witchcraft #witches #baby witch #beginner witch #witch tips #baby witch tips #beginner witch tips #magick #witchblr #witches of tumblr #ref #beginner witch resource #witchy

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theblackdahliaemporium · 11 months

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Green Witch History

Green witchcraft is the sister of folk magic from which it stems from, often overlapping. The green witch originates from village medicine women, healers, midwives, cunning folk, and grandmother's who appeared to have a magic touch with remedies. The green witch stems from common folk, often lower class, and solitary women who understood nature's healing before science caught up. If you go back before modern medicine, every culture has its own version of the green witch. This is why the green witch is not a path for dogma or rigid structure and does not glorify one race or tradition over the other. The green path is the skeletal structure of community healers and caregivers, aided by herbalism and will. Once the "meat" of cultural norms, traditions, and religious ideologies are removed from the bones, you see the foundation on which you can build your own spiritual journey.

Why is Green Witchcraft Becoming more Popular?

The environment for diversity holds many common ideologies, which could be why the newer generations are steering towards a path that explains life in a way that speaks to us all, no matter ancestry. This is similar to the paths of hedge witchery, kitchen witchery, and hearth witchery. These terms are often used interchangeably as some witches, like me, practice these paths cumulatively. According to Arin Murphy -Hiscock in her book The Green Witch, these paths "have three basic things in common: they are based on folk-magic, they do not require a spiritual element, and walkers of the paths tend to be solitary practitioners."

Is Green Witchcraft a Religion?

Many green witches may not associate their practice as religious. This not to say Green Witchcraft can't also be a religion, with dedicated holidays, practices, deities, and prayer. But this not necessary, as green witchcraft is also practiced by secular witches for their own personal magic. One may use the triple goddess to symbolize the cycles of nature or different deities; to me, Maiden, Mother, and Crone are both and all.

Sources: Letterstolilith, The Green Witch by Arin Murphy-Hiscock

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pigeonflavouredcake · 1 year

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My Grimoire Research Library

this is a list of my major resource I've referenced/am currently referencing in my big grimoire project. For books I'll be linking the Goodreads page, for pdfs, websites and videos i'll link them directly.

There are plenty of generalised practitioner resources that can work for everyone but as I have Irish ancestry and worship Hellenic deities quite a few of my resources are centred around Celtic Ireland, ancient Greece and the Olympic mythos. If you follow other sects of paganism you are more than welcome to reblog with your own list of resources.

Parts of my grimoire discuss topics of new age spiritualism, dangerous conspiracy theories, and bigotry in witchcraft so some resources in this list focus on that.

Books

Apollodorus - The Library of Greek Mythology

Astrea Taylor - Intuitive Witchcraft

Dee Dee Chainey & Willow Winsham - Treasury of Folklore: Woodlands and Forests

John Ferguson - Among The Gods: An Archaeological Exploration of Ancient Greek Religion

Katharine Briggs - The Fairies in Tradition and Literature

Kevin Danaher - The Year in Ireland: Irish Calendar Customs

Laura O'Brien - Fairy Faith in Ireland

Lindsey C. Watson - Magic in Ancient Greece and Rome

Nicholas Culpeper - Culpeper's Complete Herbal

Plutarch - The Rise and Fall of Athens: Nine Greek Lives

R.B. Parkinson - A Little Gay History: Desire and Diversity Around the World

Rachel Patterson - Seventy Eight Degrees of Wisdom: A Tarot Journey to Self-Awareness

Raleigh Briggs - Make Your Place: Affordable & Sustainable Nesting Skills

Robin Wall Kimmerer - Braiding Sweetgrass

Ronald Hutton - The Witch: A History of Fear in Ancient Times

Rosemary Ellen Guiley - The Encyclopaedia of Witches and Witchcraft

Thomas N. Mitchell - Athens: A History of the World's First Democracy

Walter Stephens - Demon Lovers: Witchcraft S3x and the Crisis of Belief

Yvonne P. Chireau - Black Magic: Religion and The African American Conjuring Tradition

PDFs

Anti Defamation League - Hate on Display: Hate Symbols Database

Brandy Williams - White Light, Black Magic: Racism in Esoteric Thought

Cambridge SU Women’s Campaign - How to Spot TERF Ideology 2.0.

Blogs and Websites

Anti Defamation League

B. Ricardo Brown - Until Darwin: Science and the Origins of Race

Dr. S. Deacon Ritterbush - Dr Beachcomb

Folklore Thursday

Freedom of Mind Resource Centre - Steven Hassan’s BITE Model of Authoritarian Control

Institute for Strategic Dialogue

Royal Horticultural Society

The Duchas Project -National Folklore Collection

Vivienne Mackie - Vivscelticconnections

YouTube Videos

ContraPoints - Gender Critical

Emma Thorne Videos - Christian Fundie Says Halloween is SATANIC!

Owen Morgan (Telltale) - The Source Of All Conspiracies: A 1902 Document Called "The Protocols"

The Belief it or Not Podcast - Ep. 40 Satanic Panic, Ep 92. Wicca

Wendigoon - The Conspiracy Theory Iceberg

Other videos I haven't referenced but you may still want to check out

Atun-Shei Films - Ancient Aryans: The History of Crackpot N@zi Archaeology

Belief It Or Not - Ep. 90 - Logical Fallacies

Dragon Talisman - Tarot Documentary (A re-upload of the 1997 documentary Strictly Supernatural: Tarot and Astrology)

Lindsay Ellis - Tracing the Roots of Pop Culture Transphobia

Overly Sarcastic Productions - Miscellaneous Myths Playlist

Owen Morgan (Telltale) - SATANIC PANIC! 90s Video Slanders Satanists | Pagan Invasion Saga | Part 1

ReignBot - How Ouija Boards Became "Evil" | Obscura Archive Ep. 2

Ryan Beard - Demi Lovato Promoted a R4cist Lizard Cult

Super Eyepatch Wolf - The Bizarre World of Fake Psychics, Faith Healers and Mediums

Weird Reads with Emily Louise -The Infamous Hoaxes Iceberg Playlist

Wendigoon - The True Stories of the Warren Hauntings: The Conjuring, Annabelle, Amityville, and Other Encounters

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4rimoire · 4 months

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PROTECTION

protection is an important skill for any practitioner to know because it helps protect you from negative energies, entities, intentions, etc. ill go over some different forms and items for protection in this post

WARDS

wards are energetic fields that prevent unwanted energies, entities, intentions, etc. from coming into your space. they can be cast around yourself or a space. warding can be done in several ways, detailed below

visualization and intent - usually done by visualizing a barrier with the intent of protection

salt - sprinkle salt around your space with the intent of protection, make sure to be safe if you have pets, salt may harm animals if they consume it

crystals - use protective crystals around yourself or your space

herbs - use protective herbs around yourself or your space, you could also make an herbal spray for protection

objects - you can have an object be the "source" of the ward and frequently recharge this object with intent, you could get an object you associate with protection or that has protective properties (such as a plant with protective correspondences) and use this as the source of your ward

ENCHANTED ITEMS

you can enchant an item with intent (in this case, protection) and keep it in your space or wear it

personally, i like to enchant jewelry with intent and wear it with me daily or when i want to utilize its specific abilities!

i will make a more in-depth post on how to enchant things, but you can use intent and visualization, crystals, herbs, or ask for help from a deity or entity you work with

DEITIES AND ENTITIES

you can call upon a deity or entity for protection, such as with a prayer or a direct request

note that if you are doing this they may want an offering in return. relationships in witchcraft are often somewhat transactional (eg. giving energy in exchange for a spell, giving an offering to an entity in exchange for help with your craft, etc.), so i would advise having something to offer them in exchange for their protection

PROTECTION SIGILS

protection sigils are sigils drawn with the intent of protection, there are sigil making charts online or you can simply draw from your intuition, there is no wrong way to make a sigil as long as the intent is there!

i will make a more in-depth post on sigil making and link it here soon

PROTECTION JARS

you can make a protection jar by including items you associate with protection, some ideas for what to include are herbs, small crystals, or sigils

PROTECTION CANDLES

you can make a candle spell and burn it for protection, i would advise choosing a candle in a color you associate with protection and dressing it or surrounding it with herbs you associate with protection. you could also carve a protection sigil into the candle before burning it!

PROTECTION ITEMS

below is a non-exhaustive list of items i associate with protection, your associations may be different and thats completely okay! use whatever association works for you, this is just based off of my personal associations and correspondences with these items

HERBS/SPICES

cloves

garlic

mugwort

bay leaf/bay laurel

cinnamon

salt

black pepper

CRYSTALS

black obsidian

black tourmaline

black kyanite

bloodstone

ruby

tigers eye

hematite

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perseph · 1 year

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Baxtalo Romano Dives, today is International Romani Day, and the 52nd anniversary of the first World Romani Congress.

This is a day to celebrate Romani culture, commemorate our history, and bring awareness and action to the many social and political struggles we still face to this day as a racialized minority. Learn more: [x][x][x]

Read this investigation on anti-Romani racism and police profiling in America, which was written with help from the podcast Roma Unravelled

Follow Romanistan, support the show [x][x], and the hosts [x][x]. I particularly recommend these episodes if you're looking cultural /historical context on things like witchcraft or fortunetelling. [x][x]

Check out this brilliant list of Romani feminist articles/resources compiled by soledadmiranda

🎶🎵 Listen to this playlist of music by Romani artists

🎭🎤Check out Giuvlipen, the Roma feminist theatre company, and listen to Tehno-Vrăjitoarele, the debut album by Niko G. x Kali

🎨🪡Check out some of my favorite artists and vendors [x][x][x][x]

🌿🌱Learn about herbalism from a Romani healer

🌒🌕🌘 Consider booking a reading or ritual, or purchasing supplies and resources, from Romani practitioners [x][x][x][x][x][x]; including the Living Altar, a ritual tool and oracle deck created by Romani artists; check out this grimoire zine (I'm in it!); and learn more about tarot's foundation in Romani culture.

#international romani day #dia del pueblo gitano #romano dives

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