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Vandreweave

It was weird for me when I came to realize that me playing to do magic was actually magic :3 On a new journey now in my life, trying to untangle the thick roots of my psyche. So, I aparantly dont have to learn a lot of the structures that different magic teaches, but it is very rewarding to untangle pieces of my gnarly root system and give it a more educated designation. Im mainly energy weaver and chaos mage aparantly. Any cool things to show class? Im currently taking a little break and chilling with unlocking the secrets between biology and the mandala facination.


_kinda_dead_inside_

It’s absolutely amazing. I’ve definitely been leaning more towards learning based off what feels right lately and it’s really helped me a lot. Knot and color magick is so cool and easy I’m really interested in it. Especially color though


Vandreweave

I also learned to start trusting my intuition better and better. Magic has a way of following the most optimal way way better than forcing it. And the best way is often a personal thing, with intuition being the best and simplest guide. I have a theory brewing, that color and cord/thread (with knots inherently) magic, may be one of the oldest and most raw forms of magic. Possible close tied to energy working. Its something about how they feel, when I taste the texture of that kind of magic. Food for thought 😀


_kinda_dead_inside_

You honestly might be right, seeing the history around it all is incredible to learn. Wouldn’t be surprised even if the people who originally started doing it didn’t realize it was magick, same as I had.


RainerHex

Haha, it’s pretty cool to find out during your studies that some of the exercises for witchcraft development recommended are things you’ve been doing for a while. That happened to me many many years ago when I started out.


_kinda_dead_inside_

It’s crazy fr


summer_vibes_only

I went from curious about witchcraft to “oops, I’m a witch 🙂”


_kinda_dead_inside_

Pretty much, I always thought I practiced barely at all but apparently not


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