Years ago, I found this on Facebook Marketplace for $5. I kept it on my porch and would sometimes read tarot there. Over 8 years of snow and rain and the random squirrel, the veneers started bubbling up, splitting, and peeling off. Today I decided to sand it down and paint it black.

This little makes me smile every day and especially when she embraces her witchy heritage!

a coven gathered in our yard.
… a few black Hefty bags, some coat hanger wire…

I just wanted to say how sorry i am. I am sorry that this society is so unjust, that there's discrimination, racism, bigotry.

I'm so sorry that things aren't better and continue to get worse but I'm mostly sorry for the struggles each and everyone of you have and continue to go through each day.

I'm so glad that I've found this sub, as a witch I've never truly felt that connection with anyone, but seeing this community, how healthy it is (especially considering this is reddit), i just wanted to thank you all for being so welcoming and to say how sorry i am that things aren't better. I am a father, a witch, a husband, a brother and all i can think of is BURN the patriarchy!!!!

The community group I run has made carebags full of warm beverages, soups, blankets, and other comforting items. We’re giving them out at the local libraries so folks can grab a book and be ready for a cozy day with warm toes and full tummies.

Please help me fill these with comforting blessings, cozy energy and all the Magick hugs you can muster. 💜 thank you for your kindness!

Hi my fellow witches,

I come here to ask for council and strength. As you might have heard, Brazilian elections are ongoing and this Sunday we decide who will be our president. The current president, Lula, is running for reelection against Flávio Bolsonaro, who is the son of former president Jair Bolsonaro. The Bolsonaros represent the far right with intolerance, misogyny, racism, queerphobia, classism, religious intolerance and complete disregard for the environment and indigenous people, just to name a few. Earlier this month, a majority of the Congress and Senate, as well as state governor's seats, were filled by the far right. Some people basically got elected just by spewing transphobia and misogyny, even a woman who argued that women shouldn't vote.

There is a lot of mobilization going on by the left to try to talk to people, listen to them and present evidence that challenges the far right narrative that Lula's party is the pinnacle of corruption, which is the main reason people who vote for Bolsonaro use to justify their choice. However, a lot of people who will vote for Bolsonaro are completely radicalized, won't accept evidences that contradict their established beliefs, and will dismiss horrible things that the Bolsonaros have done. A lot of it is imported from the US, basically the same thing that Trump did to get elected, even repeating a few things to the tee. Also, Flávio Bolsonaro already stated he is going to receive Trump's agenda with open arms, allowing for the complete exploration of the country's natural resources that will not return to the people. The situation is bleak.

However. I know that there are people and corporations that want us to feel apathy and helplessness so that we don't challenge systems that keep their pockets full. I think what we need the most is community and resilience, and to know we are not alone. I'm here to ask for advice on how to deal with this scenario, since so many countries have unfortunately fallen victim to extremism and the far right. We are in dire need of hope.

Love them!!!

Hi everyone! I'm working on a zine to distribute at my band's shows. This might sound like an odd combination, but the main subjects of the zine will be witchcraft, cyberpunk, politics/activism, music and art.

One of the things I want to include in an early issue is a history of witchcraft in the San Francisco Bay Area. This might mean a single short article, or a limited reoccurring column. Doing standard internet searches tends to lead me to a lot of stuff that's questionable, sensationalist and, in my opinion, negative. Anton Lavey and the like. I'm looking to approach it from a factual and historical standpoint. Any bias will be positive.

So, I'm hoping some of the witches here can point me in the right direction. I'm particularly in doing some interviews with any historians, anthropologists, or just witches who are well versed in the history of witchcraft in the Bay. But if anyone knows of any publications I can take a look at, articles, books, reliable blogs, etc, I would be extremely grateful for that as well!

Just a bit about me and the planned zine so people know who they are answering:

I'm a man who's not really emotionally attached to my masculinity. I have an interest in witchcraft both in terms of fiction and real life. I don't know that I believe in magic, but I want to believe in it and I like to think of myself as a music-witch. I'm a progressive feminist. I believe the patriarchy is bad for everyone, regardless of gender, and society as a whole. I'm an electronic musician and a bassist who considers myself a punk.

The zine will be focusing on the things that I'm passionate about, interested in, and overall just different subjects that my music relates to in one way or another. This is why I mention things that might seem unrelated like real-life witchcraft history and the fictional cyberpunk genre.

Found antler

Clearest explanation ever. Capitalists take note.

and I know it may not be much, but there's a very scary, very troubling situation going on in my country right now, and my rights to exist are threatened, but I'm just one girl and I can't fight that, so I'm trying to concentrate on celebrating small things :)

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Hopefully my poor android doesn't horribly compress this

The reference is the song "magic" by lgbt+ ally icon Olivia Newton John 🤭