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2024-grimoire-challenge · 1 year ago
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March Week 1 - Symbolism and Traditions
Okay, now that we've got all the generalized types of magic out of the way, let's take a look at some other topics that will help us fill in the gaps in things. We'll be looking at symbols, traditions both personal and ancestral, spell and ritual design and much more! Let's buckle up and get to it!
Monday - Alphabets and Runes
Research - Look up different alphabets that have been used in magical traditions. Anything from the Elder Futhark Rune language, to the Ogham Script, to any other form of writing that has been used in any tradition. Do you know another language? Have you ever made your own alphabet or cipher? There are some grimoires that are written in an entire code that only the person who wrote it understood! If you feel like doing so, you can do the same! Look up an alphabet of any kind and write out a translation of those into the alphabet you know. For fun, write out at least one page in that other alphabet!
Research/ New Page - Runes - Is there a rune set you already know? Elder Futhark? Ogham? Another rune set? Have you ever made your own runes? Define rune. What is a rune? What makes something a rune? In both the magical and mundane sense, what are they? If you find a type of runes that you wish to learn, do so! Make a list of the runes themselves, then write out the meaning and symbology of each one!
Practical - Make a set of the runes you research or are already familiar with! Use what you have on hand! It could be as simple as strips of cardstock with the runes on them, notecards with the rune on one side and description on the other, or feel free to find a set online or in a store! You can even go outside and just find some stones and use a sharpie to write the runes on them!
Divination/ Journal - if you perform divinations, use your new runes to do so! And journal about the experience!
Tuesday - Languages
Research/ New Page - Is there a language that you don't speak or that no one really speaks, like Latin, and look into the basis of that language. Where does it come from? What is the language's base? Are there different dialects? Find an accurate translator and look up the words for some of your magical terminology. Make a list of those words to use in spells, incantations and prayers later on. Now, take it a step further. What is your ancestry? What languages has your family spoken in the past? Ask your parents, grandparents and other relatives if they still speak it at all. Get a little family history lesson. Having this connection to your lineage and ancestry can help you better understand a lot about yourself, your family, and traditions you may not realize you are practicing or performing regularly!
New Page - along with the list of words and languages, keep a page with the basic info you discover about your ancestry and family history! It could come in handy for a multitude of things, both pertaining to this challenge and life in general! This page could include traditions, recipes, where you come from, splits in the family, and general family history.
New Page - Pick another herb from your list and research it! Magical, mundane, medicinal, associations, myths and legends, how to grow and propagate it, where it comes from and its history!
Wednesday - Other Symbols
Research - What are some other common symbols that are commonplace within witchcraft circles? What are they, what do they represent? What are they used for? Do you use any of them without meaning to? What is their history? Where do they come from? Think about things commonly associated with withcraft. Cauldrons, brooms, pointy hats, black cats... why are these things associated with witchcraft? Don't just go with the first thing you find when you look this up, dig deep, do research. Are there multiple sources that confirm these things?
Personal/ Introspection - What things do you associate with witchcraft and why? It can be anything from tools you're using, to symbols, to specific herbs and gems or grander things/ ideas like the moon or certain practices.
Research/ New Page - Pick another gemstone or other item you want to research the witchy/ magical uses of and get at it!
Thursday - Traditions
Research/ New Page - Think about the conversations and research you did into your family lineage and language. Carry on with that research and look into the traditions your family has. Everything from when they gather together for things and why, to the recipes they make, to the way they pray or worship, to how they do things in general. Are there any beliefs your family has that have been passed down to you about things like luck? Or love? What wisdom has been passed down to you by your family?
Journal/ Introspection - Do you have any traditions that you practice on your own? Think about the things you celebrate and why, as well as when you celebrate them. Are there certain ways you do things? Everything from cooking to cleaning, to more spiritual practices! Feel free to make a page dedicated to your personal traditions. Recording them can help you to change and grow them over time, or even just to pass them along to your own family!
Friday - Catch Up Day
Today is a catch up day. We've had a lot of information and research prompts thrown at us the last three months, so take today to look back at any of the prompts you have missed or one you want to continue working on!
Alright! There's March week 1 everyone! Good luck and happy crafting witches!
-Mod Hazel
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witchyintention · 5 months ago
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Witchcraft in the Digital Age
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The 21st century didn’t just bring us smartphones, social media, and memes—it also ushered witchcraft into the technological spotlight. With the power of Wi-Fi and a little keyboard magic, witches from all over the world can connect, learn, and cast spells in ways that our broomstick-riding ancestors couldn’t have dreamed of. Let’s explore how the digital age has revolutionized witchcraft, from online covens to the rise of TikTok witches, and everything in between.
From Grimoires to Google Docs: Sharing Knowledge in the Digital Realm
In the pre-internet days, learning witchcraft often required finding a mentor, stumbling upon the right dusty book in the back of a shop, or deciphering cryptic information passed down orally. Now, a quick Google search can teach you how to cleanse your crystals, create moon water, or banish negative energy—all without leaving your couch.
The internet has democratized access to witchcraft, tearing down barriers that once kept this knowledge elusive. Blogs, YouTube channels, and digital libraries offer endless resources on every kind of practice imaginable. Whether you’re into Wicca, Hoodoo, traditional witchcraft, or chaos magic, there’s a treasure trove of information waiting to be explored. This accessibility has also helped reclaim and preserve marginalized magical traditions, giving practitioners a platform to share their practices and connect with others.
Hashtag Hexes: Social Media and the Rise of the Digital Witch
Social media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Pinterest have given witchcraft a visually stunning makeover. Witchy influencers share photos of perfectly curated altars, short how-to videos, and aesthetic spell tutorials that look as good as they (hopefully) work. But it’s TikTok, affectionately nicknamed “WitchTok,” that has truly taken the digital cauldron by storm.
On WitchTok, creators share everything from beginner tips to elaborate rituals, often condensed into bite-sized videos with trending audio tracks. Want to learn about planetary correspondences or the best herbs for protection spells? There’s a TikTok for that. Need a quick guide to reading tarot? Someone’s already made a video with helpful graphics and snarky commentary.
While WitchTok has made witchcraft more accessible and engaging for younger generations, it’s not without its quirks (or curses, depending on who you ask). Viral trends like the infamous “hexing the moon” incident highlight the occasional clash between traditional practitioners and younger, less experienced witches. However, these moments also spark important discussions about respect, responsibility, and the need for deeper knowledge.
Digital Covens: Finding Your Community Online
Gone are the days when witches had to rely solely on local communities or secret gatherings to find their covens. Today, online forums, Discord servers, and Facebook groups have become virtual meeting spaces for witches of all paths. These digital covens offer a space to share spells, ask questions, and support one another, all while sipping tea in your pajamas.
The inclusivity of online spaces has been a game-changer for those who might not have access to in-person communities. Witches in conservative areas, individuals with disabilities, and those who prefer solitary practice can still feel connected to a broader magical network. Platforms like Reddit’s r/witchcraft or specialized apps like Amino provide spaces for open dialogue, mentorship, and collaboration.
Of course, online communities have their challenges. Differing opinions, misinformation, and the occasional “gatekeeper” can make these spaces tricky to navigate. But for many witches, the benefits far outweigh the drawbacks.
The Curse of Misinformation
While the internet has made witchcraft more accessible, it’s also created a breeding ground for misinformation. Not every TikTok spell or Pinterest graphic is accurate—or safe. Some “quick fixes” can lead to unintended consequences (like burning cinnamon on charcoal and nearly setting off the fire alarm) or appropriating practices without understanding their cultural significance.
It’s become increasingly important for modern witches to verify their sources, cross-reference information, and approach their craft with respect and curiosity. The digital age might make learning easier, but it also requires a critical eye to separate authentic wisdom from clickbait magic.
The E-Commerce Boom: Spell Kits, Crystals, and Online Witch Shops
The rise of e-commerce has transformed how witches gather their tools. Need ethically sourced sage, a crescent moon-shaped candle, or a deck of oracle cards? Etsy, Amazon, and countless independent online shops have got you covered. You can even have spell kits delivered to your doorstep, complete with instructions and pre-measured ingredients.
While this convenience is undeniably appealing, it’s also sparked debates within the community. Concerns about over-harvesting herbs like white sage, the exploitation of crystal miners, and the commercialization of spiritual practices have led many witches to seek sustainable and ethical alternatives. Supporting small businesses and researching sourcing practices are key ways to ensure your magic aligns with your values.
The Rise of Witchcraft Apps and Digital Tools
In the digital age, there’s an app for everything—including witchcraft. Astrology apps like Co-Star and The Pattern provide daily horoscopes and personalized birth chart insights, while moon phase trackers help witches plan their rituals around lunar cycles. Tarot apps, spell planners, and even virtual altars make it easier than ever to integrate magic into everyday life.
These tools are especially useful for witches on the go or those looking to organize their practice in a more structured way. However, as with all technology, it’s important to balance convenience with mindfulness. After all, no app can replace the personal connection and intuition that lie at the heart of witchcraft.
Social Justice and Activism in the Digital Age
The internet has also amplified witchcraft’s role in social justice and activism. Modern witches often use their platforms to advocate for causes like climate change, racial justice, and LGBTQ+ rights, blending their magical practices with activism. Hexing political figures, creating protection spells for protestors, and fundraising for marginalized communities are just a few examples of how digital witches are making their voices heard.
This intersection of magic and activism has strengthened witchcraft’s position as a tool for empowerment and resistance. The digital age has given witches the power not just to connect with each other, but to amplify their collective voices and effect real-world change.
The Future of Witchcraft in the Digital Era
As technology continues to evolve, so too will witchcraft. Virtual reality rituals, AI-powered tarot readings, and blockchain-based spell trading might sound like something out of a sci-fi novel, but they’re closer than you think. The digital age has opened up endless possibilities for innovation, creativity, and connection in the magical community.
But even as witchcraft embraces the future, its essence remains timeless. At its core, magic is about intention, connection, and transformation—whether you’re casting a spell by candlelight or clicking “like” on a WitchTok video.
Witchcraft in the digital age is a vibrant, dynamic blend of ancient tradition and modern innovation. It’s a world where hashtags meet history, and technology bridges the gap between solitary practitioners and global communities. While the digital realm presents its share of challenges, it’s ultimately given witches a platform to thrive, connect, and reimagine what it means to practice magic in the 21st century.
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isuckmorethanjustblood · 1 year ago
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question for the witches of tumblr:
are there any free online witches' almanacs? these can be websites, tumblr blogs, ebooks, anything. I'm doing the 2024 grimoire challenge on tumblr but i'd like something more like those almanac books i see all over the place, with activities and information etc. for every day / week. i'd like some sort of external structure to base my craft on because i'm trying to develop a daily practice but it's hard to do on my own. i've been looking for something like this for ages but for some reason i can't find anything. if anyone knows anything like this please let me know, it'd be greatly appreciated. thanks! :)
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enchanted-moura · 9 months ago
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Claire Nakti said something bitchy and funny in her blog some time ago that i saved in my digital grimoire and it was that people in the West who lived comfortable lives generally aren't that adept with magic compared to people in tropical climates and/or more challenging lives.
It also made me think of some Christian women I know who suddenly started posting art of Aphrodite because they were in the world of men & money. Damn near everybody I know that lives by a beautiful ocean has referred to themselves as a mermaid. Without the need for it, would we do it? In a world of portable heaters and quick wins, does the need for magic and mysticism diminish?
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thewitchofcedarandbone · 10 months ago
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Hello.
I'm Theo [they/them]. <- Follows/interacts from @earthenremains
A thirty one year-old non-binary witch.
I've been loosely practicing for seven-ish years.
My path is solitary, and I can be quite skeptical, which as I'm sure you can imagine can make practicing witchcraft and believing in the occult a challenge at times.
I am currently working with the Norse goddesses Hel and Freyja (see below for links to their devotional blogs).
My current areas of interest are:
Death work - My path started in earnest in 2017 while dealing with the grief accompanying a very sudden and unexpected close familial death. But my interest in death work precedes this, as I have been a member of the Vulture Culture* community for over ten years, working with animal remains in all their forms.
Tarot/Cartomancy - Despite owning a handful of decks, I am still very much learning to read the cards. And before you ask, no I do not offer readings nor do I ever plan to.
Shinrin-yoku (forest bathing) - I have been a patron of the trees since I was a child, always content to sit beneath their branches and focus solely on nature. Well before I knew its name or origins, forest bathing was my way of meditating and finding calm.
The personalized path - I've spent far too long trying to follow the 'trending' paths of others. Forcing myself into a mold that has never felt quite right. So I am learning how to carve my own path and do what feels right for me.
Norse Paganism- I'm still figuring things out, but one path I keep circling back around to is Norse paganism and the history/myths surrounding them.
My intentions for this blog are to collect and curate posts I resonate with, and to share some posts of my own to better define my path.
*Vulture Culture encompasses the collection and processing of animal remains in various forms (bones, roadkill, hides/pelts, wet and dry specimens, taxidermy, insect pinning, etc). For me personally, I am mostly a bone collector/processor working with roadkill or natural deaths of wild animals. However on this blog you will also see a few of the pelts I own and acquired from Indigenous hunters/trappers that I use on my altar. If these things bother you, please consider unfollowing or blocking the tags listed below.
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Personal tags, other blogs, TWs, and DNI under the cut.
Personal Tags:
#theo bell -> My posts
#for the tome -> Things to add to my journal
Other blogs:
Main/Vulture Culture blog - @earthenremains
Mundane/personal blog - @thicketry
Hel Devotional - @offeringstohel
Freyja Devotional - @offeringstofreyja
Baldr & Nanna Devotional - @offeringstobaldrxnanna
Other socials:
Witchy Instagram - @thewitchofcedarandbone
Vulture Culture Instagram - @earthenremains
Personal Instagram - @thicketry
Tags for Organization {WIP}:
#correspondences
#offerings
#spells
#ancestor work
#death work
#death witch
#spirit work
#skeptical witch
#witchy reminders
#mundane before magic
#witchy crafts/things to try
#deity work
#spellcraft/#spell work
#grimoire/book of shadows/witch's journal
#journal prompts
#journal entry
#private posts
Trigger warnings:
#tw: animal bones - Posts containing any semblance of animal bones.
#tw: animal fur - Posts containing any semblance of deceased animal fur.
Do not interact:
Nazis, TERFs, transphobes, homophobes, xenophobes, ableists, bigots, etc. If you're scum, I don't want you here.
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thehazeldruid · 2 years ago
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2024 Grimoire Challenge
One Month!
At the start of December I'll be posting the first prompts for the @2024-grimoire-challenge !!
Give the blog a follow! Feel free to send in prompt ideas either to this blog or to the Grimoire Challenge blog itself! There will be links to all of the prompts from the previous two challenges I've run, as well as a list of all the prompts for the current one, updated with each new prompt as they're posted!
I am excited to begin this challenge and to help inspire all of you!
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M.G.
The Hazel Druid
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breelandwalker · 2 years ago
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Holy smokes Bree! I can’t believe you followed my grimoire challenge blog &.& I’m beyond flattered!
I'm looking forward to it! I've been meaning to try some new journaling prompts and formally update my personal grimoire, so this will be a fun challenge for 2024!
(If anyone else is looking for some periodic inspo and grimoire updating prompts for the new year, go follow @2024-grimoire-challenge!)
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gaiasgrimoire · 9 months ago
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𝓖𝓪𝓲𝓪'𝓼 𝓖𝓻𝓲𝓶𝓸𝓲𝓻𝓮 - 𝓐𝓷 𝓘𝓷𝓽𝓻𝓸𝓭𝓾𝓬𝓽𝓲𝓸𝓷
My name is Renae Gaia and I am new to the craft, but not a stranger to my profound power and abilities.
On my spiritual journey I have cultivated a strong relationship with multidimensional beings, Ascended Masters and other spirit guides, but where I fall short is putting the lessons and messages into practice.
This is why I decided to start a Grimoire.
This is also why I have been initiated onto this path by the fierce and powerful Queen of Witchcraft, Goddess Hekate. I was inspired and motivated by her to begin my journey into witchcraft, where I can put my power into practice.
No more running or hiding in the broom closet. No more resisting the term 'Witch' when I have been one all along.
In addition to Hekate, I have been visited and initiated by Dark Goddesses Nyx and Kali. Whew... We're in for a profound and transformative journey.
But the truth is, I've already been on this journey of underworld initiations. My entire life has consisted of adversity and challenges. And to think I've been doing this all alone, without the protection and guidance of these powerful goddesses.
I am not afraid and feel no fear. I finally feel like I've come home and can receive the proper wisdom to call upon my gifts in ways that will empower and strengthen me, instead of bound me to limiting repetitive patterns.
I want to thank my entire Spirit Team for guiding me to this pivotal point on my path (ha, Hekate's crossroads). I want to express deep gratitude towards my Spirit Guides, Starseed Family, Angels, Ancestors, Patron Saints and Patron deities, and all other spiritual beings assisting me on my path, whether it be through protection, healing, or wisdom.
I am excited to begin this journey and looking forward to sharing and documenting my path through this form of expression.
Here on my blog you will find journal entries like this one, in addition to all the information one would contain inside of a Grimoire. As this is my first one ever, I am open to it evolving into whatever it needs to be for my practice.
I plan to include information on deities, herbs, spell work, astrology, tarot readings, etc.
Thank you for being here on this journey with me.
Love always,
Ren ✨🤍
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ask-super-stolas · 1 year ago
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Super Stolas Story Time Episode 1
(OOC: thought it'd be a fun writing exercise to expand on these comics in text form. Let me know what you think and I might make more in the future depending on how busy this blog gets.) ------------------------------------------------
The twister roared it's way through Imp City, sending cars and debris tossed everywhere high in the air like toys thrown by an angry child as imps and demons of all sorts rushed for cover away from the storm. tornadoes were a very rare sight in the Pride Ring, so unfortunately most infrastructure and the populace wasn't prepared for such inclement weather when it happened. Though said shoddy building was also somewhat intentional on Lucifer's part as an added punishment to the Sinners and wicked trapped there as well, shame about the native born caught in between the political strifes of the outsiders. All they could do is carve out a living the best they could among the near post-apocalyptic underworld they were born into, hoping someone could care enough about things to make some form of difference, even if said action was motivated more by their own self-image than genuine compassion....
Said someone did eventually arrive from a very unlikely place: The Goetia Royal Family. Usually viewed as far too disconnected to care about the little people beneath them and caring too much about their own royal status to do anything despite their immense powers. You see, the current prince and princess of the family, Stolas and Stella, known more for a relationship and family life more turbulent than the weather outside, have been rumored to be the two mysterious caped figures that have been seen aiding civilians throughout the seven rings. Either by averting natural disasters like the flaming twisters of Wrath, or by stopping the plans of far less scrupulous individuals of the Underworld like the crime families of Greed, or just generally intervening whenever something went awry, like when another one of Wally Wackford's wacky inventions malfunctioned... Again... For the fourteenth time that week..... For the third week in a row this month....
No one except for Stolas and Stella really knew why those two aristocrats would be so bothered to go out of their way to help citizens for little to know rewards. Some imps say it's for entertainment for the rich like an extreme challenge of sorts to test their might, some think it's for public relations to look at least somewhat good in the paper, very few seem convinced they seem to be doing it out of the kindness of their own hearts to use their power to help those who can't help themselves, though that is by far the rarest interpretation of their good deeds.
For Stolas, it was mostly initially for the thrill of the challenge. Living such a stuffy and sheltered life and being pampered with every want and need attended to was fine, but could definitely get boring after a while. Plus, with how rocky his familial affairs had become, it was a good way to blow off steam. Especially after the turmoil caused by the incident with the grimoire and an imp trying to start his own business a while back. But, it was in becoming attached to that imp named Blitzo and his friends/employees of his company, that Stolas began to see the general plight of the underclass of the Underworld and realized that maybe, just maybe, he could be able to turn at least something down here around for the better. Said thoughts were what was currently going through his mind as he chased down the rampaging cyclone, his crimson cape and fluffy grey feathers flapping in the gales as he drew closer and closer to the swirling and whirling dark funnel cloud. He began to cycle through all the different ways he could best use his amazing powers to to tame this tempest. He could fly around it in the opposite direction to create a counter wind to dispel the tornado, No.... That could just cause it to spin up into a hurricane... His laser vision to heat up the air inside to dispel it? Maybe, though that might just make the storm worse... And you can't just petrify a tornado easily, either... Opening up a portal into space to suck it in could work, but might be a bit dangerous to make a portal that large in such a crowded city... His mind then landed on his personal favorite power: His super breath. Ice breath might have the same negative effects as laser vision if he wasn't careful, blowing it away was out of the question given how deep the storm was in the city by now and could possibly just absorb his winds and use them blow even stronger gales. It was then perfect plan struck him: If he couldn't blow, then he could suck! A smirk crossed the edge of his beak as he tried to surprise an immature chuckle at that idea as he rocket past the tornado and stood in between the roaring wall of churning clouds and winds like a guardian of the city.
"Well, this might not be the most dignified way of disposing of rogue cyclones, but it is certainly the most efficient and safest way to do so I believe..." He said as he exhaled gently, emptying his lungs to make room.
"Here it goes!" he said as he opened his beak wide and began to draw in a tremendous breath using the full force of his avian lungs and air sacs as a mighty rushing wind began to roar into his mouth. Suddenly, like a powerful vacuum drawing in dust, thousands upon millions of cubic tons of air began to rush into his lungs, dragging the tornado towards Stolas' immense vortex. The storm raged and roared, writhing and twisting fruitlessly against the blustery bird's own mighty gales. Soon, with a satisfying woosh, Stolas began to suck up the twister, clouds and all as he flew upwards towards the storm's massive cumulonimbus cloud to keep swallowing up every last bit of vapor and wisp of wind until finally, with one more monumental effort and a satisfying "PUMFF" noise, Stolas snapped his beak shut, leaving only clear skies and relatively balmy breezes in his wake. He smiled as he surveyed the area from above, looking at the confused, but relieved, inhabitants of Imp City now that the storm was over and Stolas looking more than a bit comically puffed up from his stunt compared to his usual rail thin appearance. "Well, this certainly is quite the experience, isn't it?" He thought to himself, feeling the tons upon tons of violently swirling winds and clouds churn and puff inside of him. "Good thing I can hold my breath for quite a while! Now... To open a portal and blow all this excess air somewhere safe!" He thought, only to be interrupted by a ring from his phone. He quickly checked it and saw that he was late for a movie night with his imp friend, Blitzo.
"Hay, Ivv gor thee mobbie al sey up! Wat's takin u so lung?" The text message said. Ever since the incident at Ozzie's a few weeks back, Stolas had been trying to connect more with Blitzo as a friend as opposed to just an item like he used to. Completely forgetting about the swirling storm he swallowed, Stolas bolted back to his castle as fast as he could, hoping Blitzo wouldn't be too upset at him for being late. Upon arriving and entering through his living room window, he was greeted by a red with white spots imp half of his height wearing a black jacket and a cheeky, fang-filled grin. "Hey Stolas! Was wondering where you were! What took you so long?" The Imp asked his feathered friend. "I've got the Seabiscuit in the player and the Popcorn already to go! Had to disguise myself as a butler so your guard dogs wouldn't question why a random imp was bumbling around your castle screwing with your TV and digging through your cupbaords!" He gave Stolas a cheeky wink and gently nudged the owl's puffed up middle with his elbow, causing the Owl 's eyes to widen as he made a "HMPH!" noise, trying to keep the storm at bay inside of him after the poke. "Say.... You feeling okay Stolas?" Blitzo asked, looking up and down his royal friend, noting just how... Puffy... He looked. "You look a bit... Bloated. You been eating too much rice or something again?" He asked, thinking that the rumor about birds not being able to eat rice was true. "I'm sure I can ring up Moxxie for some antacids or other medical crap like that. He's got so much medical stuff on him and acts so jittery all the time that I'm half wondering if he spends his breaks just using that stuff on himself!" He laughed. "No phank you, I'm quite phine, Blitzo..." Stolas said, his voice muffled by the increasingly intense swirling cyclone inside of him. "Oh my, it seems that I overestimated how long I could contain this tempest inside of my being! I simply cannot hold my super breath in any longer!" Stolas thought frantically to himself as he tried to get away before he quite literally blew a gasket from the pressure brewing inside of him. But alas, it was too late....
With an involuntary exhale from Stolas, Blitzo found himself swept up in a mighty torrent of swirling gale force winds and turbulent grey clouds that carried him and whatever was unlucky enough to not be nailed down in the room tumbling through the mansion as Blitzo cursed up a storm of his own over the roaring winds and thunder before finally coming to a stop as he landed against a wall, the windstorm dying down as soon as it started, paper and feathers fluttering around the room like a surreal snowfall as the couch cushions landed nearby with a resounding "thud", too. Though the clearing dust and storm clouds, he could see the shape of a very embarressed and apologetic looking Stolas. "Cheese and hot sauce, Stolas!" He called out across the room. "When I said you were a gigantic blowhard that one time you wouldn't stop lecturing me about those stupid plants of yours, I didn't mean it like that!" He said with a mixture of surprise, mild frustration, and also mild amusement at the whole situation that just unfolded between the two.
"O-Oh... Sorry about that, Blitzo..." Stolas said sheepishly as he went to go help his friend up and start cleaning up the mess he accidentally caused.
"It's fine..." Blitzo sighed as he dusted himself off. "Just be sure that next time you go out playing hero and stopping storms with your underwear on the outside, be sure you blow next time instead of suck." Blitzo joked. "Oh, and pack some mouthwash or something, too. Just to be safe." He teased, causing Stolas to blush and giggle himself.
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2024-grimoire-challenge · 1 year ago
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February Week 4 - Types of Magic 3
There have been a lot of definitions and broad topics this month, and we have a few more! All of these pages and terms and types of magic this month are pages to return to, add to and even change as you deepen your knowledge, understanding and depth of magic. It's okay to grow and change, and it is okay for our grimoires to grow and change as well.
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New Page - Consecration/ Blessing - Define consecration and blessing, within the context of witchcraft. What is consecration? What is a blessing? How does one do it? Why does one do it? When does one do it? What purposes does it serve? Is it necessary? Have you unconsciously blessed or consecrated something before? What associations do they have? Do you know of or relate to any myths or legends related to these in the context of your craft?
New Page - Research - Pick an herb off your list and get at it! Learn everything possible about it! Magical, mundane, medicinal, everything!
Tuesday
New Page- Wards/ Shields - I know this may fall under protection magic, but it is also a bit more specific. What are wards and shields in witchcraft? How do you make and use them? Why do you make and use them? When do you make them, when do you need them? What associations do they have? Do you know any myths or legends related to wards and shields?
Journal/ Introspection - Let's take a long long look here. Inwards. Again at the morality of our craft. Where do you draw your moral compass from? What inspires you to act the way you do? Why do you act the way you do, for the purposes that you act towards? What is your moral standing within witchcraft? Where do you stand on curses and hexes? Where do you stand on doing magic for or on others? Do you need permission? Where do you stand on teaching magic to those younger than you? Think broadly about this topic, any questions you can ask yourself about your craft, or any questions others have asked you, ask them of yourself and really think on the answers.
Wednesday
New Page - Enchanting - Define enchanting within the context of your craft. What is it? How do you do it? Why do you do it? What tools are necessary? What associations do you have for enchanting? What things can you enchant and what can't you enchant? Are some stronger than others? How do you undo enchantments you no longer need or those done by others?
Practical - Try it! Enchant something of yours, and journal the experience! Record everything in your lab notebook that way you can work and rework it as necessary.
Thursday
New Page - Manifestation - Define manifestation in the context of your craft. What is it? How do you do it? What purpose does it serve? Look into different methods and beliefs on how it works, which one, or ones, work for you?
New Page - Research - Gemstone! Pick another, or if you're not doing gems, pick any other magical topic or item and research everything about it! From its uses and associations, to how it is formed or made! Legends and myths, everything!
Friday
New Page - Glamours - Define glamour magic! What is it? How do they work? Why do we use them? What purposes can they server? What tools do they require? What associations do they have? What legends, or myths or historical stories relate to glamour magic? How do you perform them?
Practical - Do some glamour magic! Anything you can think of, that you feel you can or need to do! Do it! And record the process and your progress in your lab notebook!
More practical prompts are coming, and more bonus prompts are on their way! I'm doing my best to keep up with these posts, but am also working a lot of overtime at the moment! Feel free to tag me here or on @thehazeldruid with any progress you've made with your pages, your lab notebook, or anything to do with your grimoire or this challenge! I'd love to see and I'm sure it would be an inspiration to others!
Thanks and happy crafting/ casting witches!
-Mod Hazel
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ao3feed-crimeboys · 2 years ago
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Funhouse Mirror
by Jestiamy
Techno didn't often get mistaken for someone else - he wasn't exactly 'regular everyday guy' material. He'd say the pink hair does it - but he's been told before that the giant tusks aren't exactly the kind of feature that most of the population holds.
So when some random kid walks up to him during his market run talking a mile a minute and more importantly calling him Wilbur - Techno doesn't actually catch on at first.
Day 11: Mistaken Identity
Words: 777, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English
Series: Part 8 of Grimoire's October Fest
Fandoms: Dream SMP
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Categories: Gen
Characters: Technoblade (Video Blogging RPF), Wilbur Soot, Implied TommyInnit (Video Blogging RPF), phil is mentioned in like three lines
Relationships: Mentioned Wilbur Soot & TommyInnit
Additional Tags: Technoblade-centric (Video Blogging RPF), Wilbur Soot and TommyInnit are Siblings, Mistaken Identity, Awkward Technoblade (Video Blogging RPF), Technoblade Has Social Anxiety (Video Blogging RPF), Piglin Hybrid Technoblade (Video Blogging RPF), Alternate Universe - Modern with Magic, Misunderstandings, Tommyinnit Needs Glasses (Video Blogging RPF), Teen TommyInnit (Video Blogging RPF), First Meetings, Wordcount: 500-1.000, October Prompt Challenge
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ancientcraftnoccultism · 2 years ago
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Challenge 2 - Goal Getter
Hello again ♡ I'm back today with the daily challenge! I've managed to come up with a pretty decent list of goals for myself. This is a combination of things within my mundane life and my spiritual practice. I've decided to lay it out as a 5 year plan, not for any specific reason other than my own leisure and dead lines. Let's get to it, shall we?
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1. To Live A Self-Sustained Life Off Grid
This is my absolutely most important goal. I plan to find a nice piece of land somewhere in Tennessee. I'll have a well for water, a cast iron oven to heat my house and cook with. I'll have an outdoor bathroom that's cascaded in its own room constructed of Vines. Heat with firewood under for a tub. We'll have 3 horses, a little hen house with enough hens to keep eggs around, and a few goats for milk. I'll spend my days tending to the animals and the garden and creating whatever my heart desires. It's incredibly important to me to learn how to live off of the land. Society is falling apart and humans were never meant to live this way.
2. To Have My Own Business Website/Blog
As it's clear to tell, I've been working hard towards building an online platform for myself. Ideally, I'd have an online Grimoire/Book of Shadows/Mirrors with all of my information organized and easily accessible. I'd also have a professional platform for my divination workings, and eventually a place to sell handmade candles, incense, incense boards, handmade and personalized tarot/oracle cards, runes, bone sets crystals and stones that were harvested by me and so much more! It's become a huge passion of mine to be able to teach people factual information along with provide them with the proper metaphysical equipment that is usually capitalized on.
3. Build Closer Relationships within my Pantheon
I do daily devotion to my deities along and always make sure to honor them throughout my day, but I'd like to become closer to them and learn more about their history. It's another big goal of mine to completely understand and be able to know by heart every inch of the mythology and reasoning behind everything I'm worshiping. Not only what it means to me, but the historical context and how these deities were once revered by entire cities is definitely a big thing to not overlook. I take my relationship with the gods very seriously and intend to devote a lot of my time to studying them as a collective within the pantheon.
4. Maintain My Altar More
I slack on keeping things tidy, especially on my altar. I'd like to set up a few different altars to keep all the things I practice seperate, but for now, I move things around as needed. That gets messy at times, and there are points where I stack things on top of each other, close the shutter, and forget about it until I come back next time. Sometimes I go months at a time without touching my altar. It just is what it is, but it's a big goal of mine to keep things up on it more. And to get seperate ones to space my things out.
5. Learn Local Folklore & Native Plants
I live in the foothills of the Appalachia, and for how long I've lived here, I know very little of the Lore and history of the land I walk every day. I want to learn more about native species and correspondences, as well as local folklore that once were everyday stories. I feel it would help me feel more connected to the land I already hold so close to my heart. It's also important to me to plant and regenerate native species, as it would save our land.
I'm excited to see all of your goals as well. Thanks for reading. Fair Winds ♡
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jasper-pagan-witch · 1 year ago
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2024 Grimoire Challenge Review - January Week 3
Before engaging in these journaling prompts, it did not fucking occur to me how many different elemental systems I'm engaged in. Jesus fucking Christ, there are so many. The four Grecian elements, the eight schools of magic from Dungeons and Dragons, the eight magic/magic-adjacent skills from The Elder Scrolls (at least, from Oblivion and Skyrim), the eleven elemental Flights from Flight Rising, the five colors + Colorless from Magic: The Gathering, the eighteen Pokemon types...
I also had to change when I was doing what, because I ended up working two 8 hour days this week instead of my normal one 8 hour day. So my plant study (lime, as in the edible fruit, not linden) and stone study (sardonyx, as in onyx but spicy) were pushed back to Thursday, since that was a day I wasn't working.
The good news is, my job is that I work in a library, so I have plenty of time to just fuck around at work, which led to an almost frantic research spiral into the dwarf planets in our solar system for Wednesday's celestial bodies journaling prompt. I, for one, welcome our planetary spirit overlords.
I also had to put off natural energies and divine energies today, because occultism burnout was a bitch this week and my brain was focused on pumping out fanfics for a soulmate AU for a Lego theme that died in 2015 (Legends of Chima, for those interested you can find links to those fics on my main blog @jasper-the-menace). The great part is, I was able to utilize the nonfiction books in the library I work at to look into natural energy, because I worked this morning. It was fun and no one bothered me basically all day.
I wound up having more to say about some of these than I thought I would, which I suppose is part of the point of a challenge. I, personally, look forward to next week's prompts to see how January (and then January into February) finishes up.
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darkwitchery25 · 2 months ago
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monriatitans · 3 months ago
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Let's Play Some Demos! - Part 24
Thursday, March 20, 2025
Welcome to Part 24 of the Let's Play Some Demos! | LPSD series! For those who are new, I aim to provide commentary and feedback on game demos for educational purposes! In addition, with how saturated Steam is, let's get these indie games some attention, shall we (and the occasional AAA game I think isn't getting enough attention)? For this episode, I used some of the demos I had grabbed from the Women's Day Sale Steam Event! RULES! Typically, there are 4 demos. Each demo gets 30 minutes, not including the adjustment of settings and character creation. I might up it to 5 and/or play a great game for longer if there are technical issues. Or a demo finishes before the timer goes off. And NO AI's spit, aka. plagiarism laundering.
Today, I played 4 demos for your enjoyment:
Angeline Era by Melos Han-Tani, Marina Kittaka & Analgesic Productions  - Available: 2025 An unforgettable and wild Bumpslash Action-Adventure! Explore a world of Fae, Humans and Angels, where hilarious hazards and charming creatures await. Will you uncover its mysteries?
ctrl.alt.DEAL by Only By Midnight Ltd. - Coming soon With your superior intelligence and sneakiness, you can find a way to escape from this heartless megacorp! (As long as no one realizes you’re actually a self-aware AI...) Spy on humans, offer them deals, and negotiate your way to freedom in a turn-based strategy game of corporate dysfunction.
Find-o'-Lantern by ERЯOR 300 - Available Solve logical riddles in this simple, yet challenging game based on the classic star battle format.
Imperiums: Greek Wars by Kube Games - Available Unique combination of turn-based 4X and historical grand strategy with a mythological twist. Explore the ancient world and build a world leading civilization. Survive, expand, conquer... and win!
The links above are to the games' Steam pages. Imperiums: Greek Wars is also available on itch.io!
Overall, I want Find-o'-Lantern and it is on my wishlist.
For anyone interested in a mini-review, it will be available on the Opinions & Truth | O&T blog later today, or this week, here!  
If you don't see Part 24 when you click the link, it means I'm still working on it. Feel free to look at other videos while you wait!  
And that's it for the mini-review of Part 24! Thank you for reading! If this series of videos is something you're interested in, they're available on YouTube, The Titans' Discord, Steam, Rumble, Odysee, Ko-fi, and on multiple blogging platforms! Don't forget to hit the Subscribe and/or Follow buttons to know when there's more!
TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Welcome Gamers! 2:07 - Artist Shout-Out 4:55 - Demos' Intro/Rules 7:35 - Angeline Era 40:10 - ctrl.alt.DEAL 1:12:03 - Find-o'-Lantern  1:23:50 - Imperiums: Greek Wars 2:05:59 - Demos Line Up 2:08:26 - Artist Shout-Out 2:09:19 - Up Next: Dex, Part 4 2:10:11 - Farewell
"Let's Play Some Demos!" Video Series YouTube Playlist"Let's Play Some Demos!" Video Series Blog Posts
Pilot: CrossCode, Dumpy & Bumpy, Ynglet, Zero Ranger
Part 2: A Dance of Fire and Ice, 2064: Read Only Memories, Death and Taxes, Underhero
Part 3: TEKKEN 8, Spiritfarer: Farewell Edition, Secrets of Grindea, Forspoken
Part 4: Death's Hangover, Fae Farm, Fate/Samurai Remnant, Mini Settlers
Part 5: All-Star Fruit Racing, Indivisible, SaGa Emerald Beyond, Visions of Mana
Part 6: Glorious Companions, Tales of Arise, Ultionus: A Tale of Petty Revenge, Cozy Island
Part 7: The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood, Cursebane, Dex, The Lady Puppet
Part 8: Detroit: Become Human, Little Goody Two Shoes, Luma Island, Tinkerlands
Part 9: Backpack Battles, Glaciered, Ratopia, Slime Rancher
Part 10: Captain Contraption's Chocolate Factory, Maid Cafe on Electric Street, Neon Noodles, Tiny Glade
Part 11: Critter Café, Grimoire Groves, Pixel Cafe, Wizdom Academy
Part 12: AdventureBarStory, Bone's Cafe, DELTARUNE, Mudborne
Part 13: Food Truck Simulator, Magical Bakery, Magical Delicacy, Seaside Cafe Rush Hour
Part 14: Chef's Tail, Espresso Tycoon, Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo, Tavern Talk
Part 15: Chicken Journey, FANTASIAN Neo Dimension, Terra Memoria, Until Then
Part 16: Cornucopia®, Hipster Café, Let's Café, Spells & Secrets
Part 17: Doloc Town, Feed the Cups, Manitas Kitchen, Mushroom Picnic Party, Rift of the NecroDancer
Part 18: Meadgard: Beer and Plunder, BOKURA: planet, Teeny Tiny Town, Tower of Babel: Survivors of Chaos
Part 19: Dungeons of Hinterberg, The Mildew Children, Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island, Yaoling: Mythical Journey
Part 20: AI LIMIT, Harmony's Odyssey, Last Time I Saw You, Whiskers & Wizardry
Part 21: Constance, Dragoon Ascension, Kara Fantasy, Welcome to Elderfield
Part 22: Crowncity, Dungeon Alchemist, Parliament of Hell 1796, Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars
Part 23: The Bear - A Story from the World of Gra, Crime or Punishment, The Star Named EOS, There's No Monsters, Emblems: Sunless Vow
Part 25: Tuesday, March 25th
Part 26: Tuesday, April 1st
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thehazeldruid · 2 years ago
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2024 Grimoire Challenge
The 2024 Grimoire Challenge blog has been made! I’m still working on finalizing it. And will begin posting a few things on there over the next couple months. With the prep work posts beginning in December!
Give it a follow @2024-grimoire-challenge
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