#coloring books and journals

[eyeshawitch]

My self published coloring books and journals.

One for writing whatever comes out of your subconscious mind for meditation and learning to not judge your own mind, just let it all flow out of you, also known as spirit writing.

And a mushling coloring book and journal to write stories for each mushling you color and to write your own adventures.

Both are available on Amazon

[aubryjoi]

I made a kitty-themed book tracker & coloring page! 🐱📚

Downloads available now! 💜

[mysharona1987]

“We have dropped bombs on 20 hospitals, several UN schools, mosques, churches, convents, killed 100 journalists, levelled entire neighbourhoods, killed 10, 000 kids and counting, sniped a few nuns, and then openly bragged about getting rid of you all because we want to built shitty millionaire beach houses then brag about crimes on tiktok. We are obviously scary people. But if you leave it is, like, totally voluntarily. Nothing we did.”

“So…Happy New Years!”

[inmytreehouse]

Some pages from my old art journal (2015-2021) // part 2

[webdiggerxxx]

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[gummi-stims]

Hi! I love your blog so much!

Can I request a stimboard of Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls? With black and yellow colors and maybe some sparkly stuff? Thank you so so much in advance <3

One of my favorite shows and an excellent character from it! Hope this is good. c:

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[thejournallo]

Explain the basic: The various practices

Let's dive into it right away!

Disclaimer: Everything I will talk about in this post is all information gathered from books and online research on affidable sites. Please be aware that when reading and learning about witchcraft, you have to have multiple sources of information to learn from. I will always be here teaching, but out there are people doing the same things! (have multiple sources to learn)

In my last post about witchcraft, I talked in a general way about what witchcraft has in itself and what there is to study and know. Now we are going to talk about the many ways a witch can practice, discover, or try along the journey of becoming a witch;

Wicca: Wicca is a modern pagan witchcraft tradition founded by Gerald Gardner in the mid-20th century. It involves the worship of nature and a dual deity, the god and goddess. Wiccan practices often include the use of rituals, spells, and the observance of the Wheel of the Year.

Traditional Witchcraft: Traditional witchcraft is a term used to describe various pre-modern and folkloric practices that have been passed down through generations. These traditions often focus on practical magic, herbalism, and working with spirits and ancestors.

Kitchen Witchcraft: Kitchen witches focus on magical practices that revolve around everyday activities, such as cooking, cleaning, and gardening. They believe that magic can be found in simple, domestic tasks.

Hedge Witchcraft: Hedge witches often work with the spiritual world and practice divination, trance work, and shamanic journeying. They are known for their ability to "hedge ride" or travel between realms.

Eclectic Witchcraft: Eclectic witches draw from various traditions and practices, creating a personalized and unique path that suits their beliefs and needs. They may combine elements from different traditions and adapt them to their own practices.

Shamanic Witchcraft: This combines aspects of shamanism with witchcraft. Practitioners may work with spirits and totem animals and engage in journeying and spirit work.

Ceremonial Magic: Some witches incorporate elements of ceremonial magic into their practices, including the use of complex rituals and symbols and the summoning of spirits or deities.

Solitary Witchcraft: Many witches prefer to practice alone and are known as solitary witches. They create their rituals, spells, and magical practices without belonging to a specific coven or tradition.

Green Witchcraft: Green witches focus on herbalism, plant magic, and nature-based spirituality. They often work with the energies of the Earth and its natural elements.

Hereditary Witchcraft: Some individuals claim to have hereditary witchcraft in their family, passed down through generations. These practices can vary widely but often emphasize the importance of family traditions and rituals.

Chaos Magic: Chaos magicians embrace a more experimental and eclectic approach to magic. They often believe that belief itself is a powerful tool for creating change.

Modern Witchcraft: In recent years, witchcraft has experienced a resurgence in popularity, with a focus on self-empowerment, feminism, and personal transformation. This modern form of witchcraft often incorporates elements from various traditions.

Obviously, as there are many types of practices, there are many types of magic:

Black Magic:Black magic, also known as "dark magic" or "left-hand path magic," is often associated with practices that are considered harmful, malevolent, or morally objectionable. It is believed to involve the use of supernatural forces or rituals to bring about negative outcomes, harm others, or achieve selfish or destructive goals. Examples of practices associated with black magic may include curses, hexes, necromancy, and invoking malevolent entities. These practices are often intended to cause suffering, illness, misfortune, or even death.

White magic: White magic, also referred to as "light magic" or "right-hand path magic," is typically associated with practices that are viewed as benevolent, healing, and morally acceptable. It involves using supernatural forces or rituals for positive and ethical purposes. White magic includes practices like healing spells, protection rituals, divination for guidance, and benevolent energy work. It aims to promote well-being, positivity, and the greater good.

Blood magic: Blood magic is a form of magic that involves the use of blood, either the practitioner's own blood or the blood of animals or other individuals, as a powerful and symbolic component in rituals and spells. Blood is believed to have a strong connection to life force and vitality. In blood magic, it can be used for various purposes, including sealing oaths, making pacts with supernatural beings, enhancing the power of spells, and connecting with ancestors or deities. (NOT EVERY DEITY WILL ASK YOU FOR BLOOD. THIS IS A TYPE OF MAGIC TO LOOK UP BEFORE YOU START. Blood is a POWERFUL intrusion.

Candle Magick: This type of magick involves using candles of different colors and inscribing them with symbols or intentions. The flame and wax are used as tools to manifest one's desires.

Sigil Magick: Sigil magick involves creating a symbol, or sigil, that represents a specific intention or desire. The act of creating and focusing on the sigil is believed to help manifest the desired outcome.

Crystal Magick: Crystal magicians work with the energies of crystals and gemstones to promote healing, protection, and other intentions. Each crystal is believed to have unique properties and energies.

Elemental Magick: This form of magick focuses on the elements (earth, air, fire, water, and sometimes spirit) and their corresponding energies. Practitioners invoke and work with these elements for various purposes.

Moon Magick: Moon magicians align their magickal practices with the phases of the moon. They believe that the different phases (new moon, full moon, etc.) have specific energies that can be harnessed for different purposes.

Divination: While not traditional magick in the sense of casting spells, divination practices like tarot, runes, astrology, and scrying are often used for seeking guidance and insight into future events or understanding the present.

Necromancy: This is the practice of communicating with the dead or working with the spirits of the deceased. It can involve mediumship, seances, and rituals aimed at contacting or influencing spirits.

As said before, you are in complete control of your journey to try and practice whatever type of magic, but be respectful of the ones that are religions or traditions like voodoo or hoodoo.

Hoodoo and Rootwork: These are African American folk magick traditions that blend African, Native American, and European influences. They often involve the use of herbs, candles, oils, and other materials for practical magic.

Voodoo and Vodou: These are Afro-Caribbean religions that incorporate magickal practices. They involve working with spirits, ancestor veneration, and ritual practices.

I added a little more of what I should have added as a priority, but I think this is all for now. In case I find anything new, I will add to it and try to explain as well as I can.

As always, have a wonderful day or night! I will love to know your thoughts, and I will be here in case you have any questions.

[reality-of-love]

[garadinervi]

Assata Shakur, Women In Prison (1978) & Free AlI Black Liberation Fighters (1973), Color Collective Press, Los Angeles, CA, 2023

[transcriptions of two letters written by Assata Shakur while held in captivity at Rikers Island prison]

Plus: Assata Shakur, Women in Prison: How we are, «The Black Scholar» – Journal of Black Studies and Research, Volume 9, Issue 7: Blacks & The Sexual Revolution, April 1978, pp. 8-15 (pdf here) [The Freedom Archives, San Francisco, CA]

[san-tsun]

Journal Entry #666 :

Just rescuing Micah. I don't think I enjoy the view of Horseshoe Overlook when I wake up anymore. Neither did Miss O'Shea.

+ close up

[soliloquyjewelry]

Collection sketches from years past.

[theduskproject]

notebook therapy p. 1

[justloveprintables]

Mother’s Day Coloring Printables

Color these loving printables just in time to send them out for Mother’s Day. #coloring#coloringpages#coloringprintables#freedownload#free#justloveprintables

[chaoticwitchgrimoire]

Hermes Devotee Study Tracker

Comes in different styles

Uses yellow color magick for the air element and to invoke intellect and stimulate the mind

Includes open corners for anointing or drawing sigils for studying

Caduseus and Mercury symbols to represent Hermes

Download for free

[mattiasdrawings]

Studio book (-s) (2023) An ongoing project of Visual Notes where the Studio books grow together with the various projects I do. Mattias Gunnarsson

Postershop --> Mattias/shop Instagram ----> @mattiasgunnarsson Website ------> mattiasg.se

[eyeshawitch]

Nonsensical Spells and Flowers: A Journal Coloring Book This book is filled with 27 of my original artwork that resembles spells and flowers that happen to not make any sense. Each illustration was born out of art meditation simply by going along with the flow. The illustrations are accompanied by a page you can write whatever your heart desires, with the title of each artwork at the top to inspire your own magical nonsense!

Available on Amazon and Lulu Publishing