#writeyourcraft

[rickashay-spirit]

write your craft day 2 - how do you see the divine?

An interesting question…I guess if we’re talking spiritual beliefs, I call the Divine “The Universe.” I believe in Angels and spirit guides.

But I see the divine everywhere, especially in plants and crystals. Anything that the world conjures slowly and steady. Spiderwebs sparkling with dew. I once stopped millimeters away from a huge spider web in the forest once, grabbing a friend by the collar to prevent him from doing the same.

“How did you even see that?” he’d asked me.

I didn’t explain myself. I was young and didn’t know how to put it into words yet. The Divine had stopped me. It had made me stop to protect the spider, but also so I could witness it. I see the Divine in nature the strongest.

I think I feel the Divine rather than seeing it though.

I also see the Divine as being a guidance rather than ruler, if that makes sense. We come knowing what our fate is, choosing our fate before we’re born. But we have the choice to say no – I choose another way. I don’t think this life is necessarily punishment for what Adam and Eve did (I never studied Christianity and the bible, so feel free to correct me if you have).

I think we’re just here to experience all that’s here.

original question  & prompts here. 

[thewideopenwitch]

I’ve been trying to find a way to practice my craft frequently since I’ve returned along the beam, but as I travel frequently, it is a little difficult. I’ve decided to develop myself on #witchblr with Write Your Craft - Witch Journaling Prompts.

I would LOVE for any witches, young or old, to play along. I have no idea where the prompts will take us, but I’d like to give more of us ideas to discuss our craft.

All I ask if you join me is that:

~You have a witchy heart and a desire to share personal thoughts about your craft

~You please give credit where credit is due by leaving my original posts intact when sharing (image, prompts, signature etc

On my journaling days, I’ll post the above image with a title (“Write your craft prompt #X”) and the prompt. I’ll then reblog my prompt and respond, always leaving a “join us” link to this post, which I’ll continue add links to each print on. So if you get lost out there, you’ll always be able to get back to this post and catch up!