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thebutterflymage · 3 months

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𝐅𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐮𝐚𝐫𝐲 will bring more peace and love

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thebutterflymage · 5 months

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Get to know your resources growing locally around you for your practice. They are your greatest ally when it comes to practicality 🌿

#baby witch #beginner witch #candle magic #eclectic witch #hedge witch #magick #sea witch #witchcraft #witches #pagan witch

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thebutterflymage · 6 months

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It was an amazing reading from one of my favorite decks I've ever owned...

Let me know if anyone's interested. I can link the brand!

#baby witch #beginner witch #candle magic #eclectic witch #hedge witch #magick #sea witch #witchcraft #witches #pagan witch #kitchen witch #tarot #tarot cards #witchblr #witch community #witch tips

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thebutterflymage · 6 months

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I had to take a break from tumblr for a bit. If anyone has anything to ask a practitioner of 7+ years, I can answer and give resources!

#baby witch #beginner witch #candle magic #eclectic witch #hedge witch #sea witch #magick #witchcraft #pagan witch #witches #witchblr #witchy #witch aesthetic #witch blog #witch community #witch tips

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thebutterflymage · 6 months

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It's been a while since I've Tumblr'd, and most of the people I follow are no longer active.

Reblog or like and follow if you post about:

Witchcraft

Paganism

Tarot and other forms of divination

Altars and BOS's

Kitchen and green witchcraft

Tea

Pantheism

and I will follow you back!

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thebutterflymage · 7 months

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☆Easy Witchcraft Hack ☆

You can use drinks from grocery stores as mini spells such as this one, which has...

Black Tea:

Magical Properties: Strength, courage, wealth, banishment, willpower, energy, stability, death, and alertness.

Green Tea:

Magical Properties: Healing, love, sexual health, energy, longevity, immortality and cleansing.

Kiwi fruit: fertility and protection

Strawberry fruit: purity, passion and healing

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thebutterflymage · 7 months

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thebutterflymage · 7 months

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I want this soo bad!!

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thebutterflymage · 7 months

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☆Winter witch ☆

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thebutterflymage · 8 months

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thebutterflymage · 8 months

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○ To not ignore that urge to see yourself and the world as inherently magical is to be authentic and true to who you were meant to be ○

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thebutterflymage · 8 months

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A gently reminder to any on this community that even when books and other medias bring a lot of new info as beginner, in some point you will need to stop.

Not because learn is bad, but because you also need to grow your own mind. Sit, question what you learn, compare it with different point of views, be critic, listen, specially to the ones who tell you that you are wrong, be creative, keep thinking and learning, made up things, keep questioning everything. Be skeptical, but don't be cynical.

Don't focus too much on how pretty it looks, in copy exactly the recipe of the spell. Don't hoard culture that you don't belong, look for alternatives, learn to resign and say "I don't belong to this, I can't use this". Accept, evolve. Make a path of cobblestones implies bend your head, clean the weed, get dirty, work hard, and put one cobblestone at time. There is no shame in walk back and remake your path better. Is not a race, you don't need to rush to reach a goal, the path must be right, not fancy or fast.

If you just focus in read and puke exactly what you read in a book, you didn't discover anything new, you didn't grow a better understanding, you are not doing what a witch must do.

As a friend said: You just replace the Cross with the Pentacle.

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thebutterflymage · 8 months

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Post Your Practice

Please!

We gotta start posting about our practices more and what we find through research, experimentation, things we experience, etc.

Not the super sacred or private stuff, just like,

that tea spell you did? Write about it.

That glamour for your acne? Spill the beans, bestie!

Learn a new fun fact? Share the info!!

Because it'll inspire others to do the same.

It doesn't have to be super decorative, aesthetic posts! It doesn't have to look like an academic paper!! It can be a picture of a sticky note with a spell idea scribbled on it!!!

I wanna see more people telling us about their tarot readings, their one-off spell that maybe didn't work, the thing they picked up from the thrift store that they plan on using as a spirit vessel, how energy flows for them, how they view magic, and so much more.

And don't think that you can't or shouldn't post because you're new or because you're inexperienced.

Everyone started at the same place: The beginning.

so please, post your practice!! <3

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thebutterflymage · 8 months

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This is so true. We can't apply human understanding of gender and sexual identity and even attraction to beings who are beyond those experiences.

let the gods be fluid: they come in the forms of animals? fantastic, there's rich history in that. they come in the form of different genders? wonderful, shows trans beauty. they come in all shapes and sizes? perfection, the gods embody all and mirror all. the gods appear as a different race? beautiful, there's diversity even in divinity.

the gods present themselves differently, people experience the gods differently, and that's ok

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thebutterflymage · 8 months

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~ In defense of Kitchen witchery ~

I personally used to see kitchen witchery as maybe being less potent than other forms of spell work and divination. The irony is that my family line have all been trained chefs, cooks, and avid vegetable gardeners. This last year, I took the time to really perfect my craft and learn from my family and the community. I strongly believe that for the witches in the broom closet or even low-budget ones, incorporating magic into meals can transform your life and the lives of your loved ones for the better. If you haven't taken the chance on making foods for healing or personal growth I'd encourage people to try. You may not be perfect your 1st or 50th round, but with practice, you will reap the benefits of spell work you make and eat and share with others

#witchery #sea witch #witchy #witches #witchcraft #baby witch #beginner witch #eclectic witch #hedge witch #kitchen witch #manifesation #candle magic #magick #paganism #witchblr #witch aesthetic #witchy vibes

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thebutterflymage · 8 months

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Wild rice and Turkey soup

This one is perfect for the upcoming holidays, and my family has enjoyed this for years. Most of the ingredients are healing and protective so it is perfect for those who may be getting sick or for those who want to avoid it - Feel free to substitute the meat and butter for vegan or vegetarian options. It will be just as good.-

yellow onion - oneness, healing, fertility, banishing, and cleansing

carrots (about two) - energy, love, and fertility

Couple celery stalks - healing, protection, vitality, cleansing

Garlic cloves - protection and love

Butter

Mushrooms of any choice

4 tblespoon all purpose flour

Wild rice blend - blessing, money, prosperity, fertility, protection, rain, wealth, and security

Thyme - beauty, courage, happiness, good health, protection, divination, and the prevention of nightmares.

Rubbed sage -wisdom, protection, cleansing, emotional strength

Black pepper or peppercorn - strength, protection, cleansing

Broth/vegetable stock

Cooked turkey meat/ meat alternative

Heavy cream

Salt to taste - cleansing and purification

Chop and add onions, carrots, celery, and garlic to pan with butter and cook down until soft

Chop mushrooms and add to pan and continue until those are soft as well

Add flour and about 4 spoonfuls of butter and stir in. Keep cooking the vegetables down

Add the broth, wild rice and spices. Make sure that there is no vegetables or flour stuck at the bottom of the pot

Add lid and bring to a boil and let simmer till the rice is cooked. Chop and add the cooked turkey and heavy cream to finish

Salt to taste and enjoy!

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thebutterflymage · 8 months

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hark witch! for cold times are coming. have you a soup recipe to recommend for warming our bones?

Just posted one! I'll be collecting some more soon to share.

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