ADULTHOOD IS A S#!%SHOW
Being a witch is the best. Stop demonizing everything about powerful women (men are witches too). We are not the satanist the patriarchy and media portrays us to be. We’re protectors who respect nature that provides for us, it’s cycles, and the universe, amongst other things.
It’s our month! October makes me feel so alive! It’s my favorite! Are you excited for spooky season? What’s do you love most of all about it? Via: Wicca Academy
Via: Jackie Hellville
Equal parts light and dark, Mabon is a celebration of the autumn equinox. It’s all about balance, gratitude, completion, creation and letting go. How beautiful it is to let go of what was, to usher in the new, new beginnings, new chapters, new starts. What are you ending? What are you beginning? What are you grateful for, list three things. Reflect, where in your life can you use more balance? Via: American Witch 13
This is what I do, literally all of the above without my permission. People called me this before I even thought it was a real, true thing. I guessed something that they never said aloud, by accident, followed up by incredulous gaping mouths and them calling me a witch. Again a term made derogatory by the patriarchy, powerful women are dangerous to the fragile male ego.
Having this gift comes with…a lot. Things others for sure don’t understand. The universe guides me in ways that I’m astonished by. Decisions I make are ones given, so I follow them to the letter. When it tells me to stop I stop, when it tells me to go I go, when it tells me to support, I support. Before I thought it was a burden, but now I know I am blessed. You have no idea how specific my instructions are, it’s creepy. For me the hardest part is when I see how something is going to pan out and am not allowed to intervene, all I can do is drop hints. Another hardship is taking your ego out of it completely to do what’s right objectively. All I know is in the end it’s all for a reason, the universe protecting me, ushering along timelines of others, balancing karmic debts.
And still I haven’t done anything as simple as go to the beach, yet I’m in the most b.s. I can’t complain though, there are bigger things at hand.Via: The Mind Body Spirit Tribe
“Oya was the first to realize that not all her children could handle such great power. She became selective, like her mother, sharing her ability with only those who showed patience and wisdom.”
Artist: Melissa Koby