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I wanted to share you all my collection of pride sigils for this month. Each has been made with intent of bestowing pride upon the wearer, and is meant to be draw somewhere that the caster finds comfortable. Each Sigil's Alt Text will be marked for what form of pride they are, and I hope you find one that speaks to you.

I realize of course that I did not yet include a sigil for nonbinary pride, or for genderqueer pride, but please know that this was only due to lack of time, and I'll be sure to do one for each in the near future. In the meantime, please accept this sigil of protection from bigotry, which can be modified to fit your own sexuality.

Okay, I was gonna wait longer after Huge Bitch Monday to answer this one, but I've been sick for several days now and I'm tired of looking at this message in my inbox and getting mad at it.

You said it yourself: There are people who already put spells on politicians.

But magic isn't guaranteed to work and it's really not that verifiable.

And pushing "help the masses" as the most important thing for everyone to do is exhausting. Like yeah, it's nice to help others, but why use magic for that when there are other (and often easier or more verifiable) methods to accomplish the same thing? Volunteer work, donations, activism, making connections, helping your neighbors - all of these and more can count as "helping the masses".

And some of us do that but don't use our magic for it. Case in point, me. Hi hello, guess who does a lot of volunteer work in the emergency management and response fields? You can bet your ass that I don't use my magic for that because magic is my downtime away-from-work hobby.

Sure, you (general you) can use your magic to cast spells on politicians. But that's not going to change things in the same way that more direct actions will. Voting, showing up at commissioners' meetings, signing petitions - these often have more obvious, concrete, provable results than just lobbing a spell does. No amount of "dick fall off in the Olive Garden" curses are going to change someone's entire political affiliation to match yours.

Don't get me wrong, you can absolutely use politicians as magical guinea pigs. It's fun and gives you a guilt-free target for curses. But not everyone does that, and that's fine.

TLDR: Magic can only do so much.

Every politician and public figure had tons of folks cursing, blessing and praying for them, all the time. For every person slinging a hex at a politician, there is probably one praying for them as well. Hell, religious groups in the US set up prayer circles for conservative politicians because the sinister liberals have witches casting curses on them night and day (at least they think that is the case).

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Hey Anon I've been sitting on this trying to think about if I had any good ideas and I don't.

For a variety of Reasons I think this would be difficult to pull off sorcerously speaking, but I also could be wrong because I've never tried it.

Then sometimes it's like

Witch brain: Hey draw this symbol and burn it

Me: why

partially because you are not doing one reading.

you are doing three readings on three different questions related by a theme.

"I have a lot of trouble linking the cards"

a single tarot spread should be organized to read a type of question, such as future prediction, information gathering, or advice.

you should be able to input any relevant question into that same spread regardless of topic (love, work, friends, spirits, whatever).

but I can't stress this enough -

asking the tarot three questions and drawing one card for each question is not a three-card draw;

Okay so, this probably isn't going to be quite the exact answer you were looking for, but please bear with me.

This whole "blockages" thing is... kind of a fad in pop psychology and the occult right now, and people are told they have blockages of some sort when that may or may not be the case. Other potential causes for "can't do the thing" such as autism or ADHD are often ignored. (And speaking from personal experience, trying to hunt down a nonexistent "blockage" when your actual issue is Too Neurodivergent To Do The Thing is an extremely frustrating way to waste your time.)

Goddard claims that due to the Law of Assumption, your fears will manifest into reality because reality must conform with your belief.

And the thing about urban legends is, many people believe in them. Yet despite this, we haven't seen instances of the Hookman manifest anywhere. Nobody's cactus has ever exploded with spiders. Nobody has ever been cooked on the inside by a tanning bed.

This is just the tip of the iceberg of the strange things that people actually believe happen, yet don't manifest.

And before anybody tries to play the "well uh obviously it manifested in their realities because something something multiple realities" card, lemme remind ya that this isn't how it works according to Goddard. Goddard literally claimed that the Titanic was manifested by a fiction author.