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I need season 2 in my life so much..
me too kid

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How glorious a greeting the sun gives the mountains.
I...tried to make a meme and got carried away and made A Thing that is like partially unfinished because i spent like 3 hours on it and then got tired.
I think this is mostly scientifically accurate but truth be told, there seems to be relatively little research on succession in regards to lawns specifically (as opposed to like, pastures). I am not exaggerating how bad they are for biodiversity though—recent research has referred to them as "ecological deserts."
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I reblogged this last month, tagged it, and said “might as well see if it works.” I used this video as a reference to find all the forms that i needed (which is A LOT, especially if you’re a dependent) and sent them through the mail, not really allowing myself to hope.
dude.
$2,714 of medical debt from my top surgery - gone. im shaking this was such a weight on me for 2 years and it fucking worked. what the fuck.
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hello, yes, sorry to bother, but I was wondering if you had any other authors, people, ect, I should stay away from when reading and learning? I'm fairly new to everything. again, sorry to bother
Unfortunately, there is no such thing as an unproblematic pagan author. Even the ones who seem like they’re doing things mostly right have their flaws.
Here are the ones to avoid, fullstop:
Silver Ravenwolf - Conflates Wicca and witchcraft, claims only Wiccans are true witches, erases non-Wiccan witches and pagans, constant Christian-bashing, misinformation, false history, cultural appropriation, contradicts herself, hateful rhetoric, racism, history of attacking critics.
D.J. Conway - HUGE problems with incorrect information about deities, questionable interpretations of historical events, also conflates Wicca and witchcraft.
Raymond Buckland - Appropriates closed cultures, uses the g-slur to exoticize certain rituals and techniques, propagates false history (documentary on “The Burning Times” is utter rubbish).
Edain McCoy - Yet more misinformation about deities and history (POTATO GODDESS!?), mostly where it applies to certain Celtic-associated personages and events. Tries to make EVERYTHING Irish, especially when it’s not.
Catherine Yronwode - Racist, perpetual bully, claims LGBTQ+ teens should kill themselves and along with her husband has provided pamphlets and counseling to encourage this, known for attacking people online, threatens critics and pirates with death magic. Oh and she claims New Orleans voodoo is “fake” to bolster her own credibility.
Christian Day - The problem here isn’t so much with his writing as with his personality. The man is a rape apologist and has harassed women on social media on numerous occasions after they’ve called him out for problematic statements, and has threatened other Salem practitioners over personal and business disputes.
Here’s what to look out for with the decent ones:
Judika Illes - Supports Silver Ravenwolf, conflates voodoo and hoodoo, some cultural appropriation.
Scott Cunningham - Outdated information (not his fault, he died in the early 1990s), incorrect correspondences, proponent of “The Burning Times” myth, incorrect history, conflates Wicca and witchcraft.
Tess Whitehurst - Frequently quotes her own beliefs as fact without supporting evidence, conflation of deities and practices.
Ellen Dugan - Vehemently against Christian witches, proponent of “The Burning Times” myth, sometimes conflates Wicca and witchcraft.
S. Connelly - Conflates voodoo and hoodoo, cultural appropriation from both.
Dorothy Morrison - Some cultural appropriation, conflates hoodoo and witchcraft.
Anna Riva - Outdated information (1970s), some appropriation, conflation of voodoo and witchcraft, mild misuse of Christian terminology and rhetoric.
Keep in mind, this list is far from exhaustive, and there are plenty of authors that I have read and not seen problems with, but that may be because I’m not looking at it from the right angle.
For instance, everyone seems to have a problem with Kate West, but I’ve found her books to be helpful and informative and aside from the obvious Wiccan fingerprinting (which you’ll find in most modern pagan literature). And I’m sure someone is going to tell me in the notes of this post exactly what it is I’m missing.
The important thing with any witchy or pagan book is to read critically and use your brains. If something doesn’t make sense or doesn’t seem to jive with what you know about history or religion, look it up in a non-witchy book. Read up on history and religion from academical sources. Read up on botany and herbology. Build a practical knowledge base so that when you run across problematic statements, you know which way the wind is blowing…and more importantly, whether it smells like bullshit.
If I might add The Frosts to the problem list? Have discouraged homosexuals from becoming Wiccans, claim every source that Gardner founded Wicca is a lie (’ancient religion’), and unapologetically have rites that encourage incest and pedophilia.
You may indeed, thank you.
And how could I forget Kenny Klein! His work is unabashedly disgusting and encourages the sexualization of young girls. No wonder he was arrested for child pornography. That’s one to avoid altogether, my lovelies.
So now that I have my list of “Don’t"s, who has a list of authors that are credible?
That’s just the thing - there are no unproblematic, perfectly credible pagan authors. (And I include myself in that.)
Authors like Cunningham, West, Dugan, Illes, Whitehurst, and Morrison are EXCELLENT resources. I’ve even found redeeming qualities in one of Grimassi’s books (for me, anyway). You just have to know how to pick around the personal opinions they throw into their work and forgive the stuff that doesn’t jive with your way of thinking. Also, fact-check ANYTHING that claims to be representative of actual history. Because chances are that it isn’t.
The important thing with any pagan book is critical thinking. Take things with a grain of salt and include practical research in your studies. Don’t just take pagan authors at their word.
And be aware….VERY aware….that most modern pagan authors are writing from a Wiccan or Neo-Wiccan point of view. There’s nothing inherently wrong with this, but the market saturation levels of this one viewpoint can (and has) lead to frustration and confusion for witches of all experience levels.
bring back the habits that made you happy as a child. there’s no reason you should ever have to give up harmless things that bring you joy. you don’t have to age out of having fun. finger paint. write mediocre fanfiction and questionable poetry. put chocolate chips in your waffles. sing in the bath, and while working in the yard, and while washing your hands. hammer tunelessly on a piano. spin in circles until you fall down. climb a tree. just because you’re now in charge of your life doesn’t mean you’re expected to give up on the things that make life feel worth living
The trees: *exist*
Me: nice
The trees: *rustle slightly in the breeze*
Me: nice
First verse of Ode to Autumn by John Keats (19th September 1819), illustrated by Robert Anning Bell.

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A few facts about ogham:
Ogham was a writing system used in Ireland primarily between 400 and 600 CE, which is well after the introduction of Christianity, and therefore the Latin language and alphabet, to Ireland.
Ogham was most likely created by one person with a knowledge of both Latin and Irish.
ALL OF THE EXAMPLES OF OGHAM IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT ARE USED FOR NAME MARKERS. They all say relatively the same thing: X son of Y (of the family/clan Z). There is ONE Ogham stone that says X daughter of Y (I think it’s in Wales. Yeah.), and believe me, I was really excited because the word in Archaic Irish ends with a vowel instead of a consonant. Otherwise, they’re the same.
ALL OF THEM.
This was incredibly frustrating for me as a linguist trying to write a paper on Archaic Irish.
Look, I KNOW THIS. If there were other examples of the use of ogham WITHIN THE TIME IT WAS USED AS A WRITING SYSTEM, I’d probably know.
The letters in Ogham are LETTERS. THEY WERE USED FOR WRITING AND NOT FOR DIVINATION AND NOT AS RUNES, OKAY. WITHIN THE HISTORICAL LINGUISTIC CONTEXT, THEY DID NOT HAVE MEANING BEYOND THAT.
The sound [p] does not exist in Ogham, mostly because it was just beginning to exist in Irish at the time Ogham was used as the primary writing system. On the other hand, [kw] is its own sound, because Irish rocks like that.
These are the sounds that exist in Ogham. Anyone who says differently is selling something:
Ogham is written on rocks, from the bottom up, across a center line.
Look, I know that Irish is awesome and fun to play with (I have a completely useless degree in Irish Studies, okay? I KNOW HOW FUN IT IS), but please, PLEASE do your research. As always, if I’m wrong about something in this, feel free to call me on it.
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— Raghnall O'Floinn, “Treasures of the National Museum of Ireland: Irish Antiquities“ (via worldofcelts)
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