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So sexy.

George Harrison during rehearsals in Liverpool, 1963

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You are worth more that what you know.

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Monet’s Garden via The New York Botanical Garden

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Life doesn't always deal you a fair deck of tarot cards. - Mandi Atkinson The Faerie Wiccan

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The only way to ask your guides and fairies for advice.

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Something for protection.

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Magic night rituals 🔮

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Friendship Bracelet Magic

Just hear me out on this one.

Friendship bracelets…

Are knotted by hand

Can be made with an infinite variety of colors and patterns

Are very cheap to make

Do not require candles, incense, herbs, or gems

Definitely do not look ‘witchy’

All of this equals a powerful, versatile charm you can make with relative ease and wear openly without worry of being noted as a witch.

Because friendship bracelets are all knotted, each knot can carry with it a charm, creating a wave of powerful magic that flows infinitely around your wrist without beginning or end. Like basically it’s the best.

Friendship bracelet patterns

As much embroidery floss as you could ever want for about ten cents a skein

(Or check at Walmart for a big box at a similar price)

Choose colors strategically

Light to dark fades can indicate power growing

Dark to light fades can indicate banishing or reduction

Colors can represent gods, spirits, or elements

Match colors to emotions you want to invoke

Use traditional color correspondences

Choose patterns to suit your needs

Patterns can show waves, hearts, swirls, chevrons, or be quite plain. 

Some patterns use only 3 or 4 strands of thread, while others use 10 or more

A pattern can be altered in length to become a necklace, belt, shoelace, or hair tie

Buy cheap metal fasteners at the craft store so you can take off the charms as needed

Weave creatively

Weave bracelets as gifts to gods or spirits

Tie memories or emotions inside of them

Hang them up around your room or in your car as charms

Use them as a way to enter trance state through repetitive tasks

Use them as bands of protection or power for your other tools

Weave magically

Bless the threads under the sun or moon, or with your own power

Soak the threads in herbal, crystal, holy, or blessed water before you use them

Whisper or think a spell or chant as you weave, tying the power in

Stay up on certain days to weave the charm during the appropriate astrological hour

Seal the charm with the final knot

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I love my pumpkins.

First punkinbby from my SIL’s bby punkin patch 🎃

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I added some decorative leaves to my Samhain altar.

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Love my Beatles.

Source: Facebook

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So pretty.

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At the Lofotr Viking Museum

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Don't live your life staying mad at others. Forgive them it will bring you peace not them. - Mandi

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What I would do to heal.