I'm kinda lost ngl

Hi I made a tiny little Hathor Banner based off the art work in my banner, feel free to use it :]

witch crafts: taking the extra 'everything is fine' card from the modern witch tarot and taping it on your wall above your desk to remind yourself every day that EVERYTHING IS FINE! TOTALLY FINE!!!

Swanna (Boundaries Crossed)

Ancient humans: beware the little folk. Being whisked away is one of the worst things-

Divination with the gods is beautiful. For you to take the time to answer me, so small and insignificant in your shadow. For you to gaze upon me so lovingly that I am worth a response. Oh to divine with the divine .• °:. *₊ ° . ☆

I feel like there are people who just start in shadow work and get all high and mighty about it. (I'm not judging, I was also this person once upon a time). By this I mean that they think absolutely everyone should be doing it, all of the time and those that aren't can't find inner peace or the answers to their inner problems. (Again, in the beginning, I was this person so there is no judgement here.)

Shadow work is important, and it is a very important tool for many people. Shadow work is a form of therapy, it helps us explain things to ourselves and uses a lot of self-awareness. Some aren't ready for therapy. Therapy won't work unless you're fully ready to open yourself up and look within; which can be difficult for some.

Shadow work isn't the be-all and end-all that some people think it is. It's a tool. The one with the power to better yourself, is you.

This post is meant to inform, not shame.

I’ve noticed a lot of people confusing these three terms, so I wanted to try and help show the differences between them.

Shrine: A place where you’d leave idols, flowers, and decor. When people use the term “altar” in modern practice, they most often (but not always) refer to a shrine.

Altar: There were typically two types of altars in ancient Greece. One is a home altar, an area where offerings were burnt (also known as the Hearth), and the other was a public space used for ritual sacrifice.

Alter: To make different; to modify; a change in character; someone apart of a DID/OSDD system. This term has no connection to Hellenic Polytheism.

There are also specific terms to refer to types of altars, however I’m not going to go over them in this post.

Hi there!

Honestly weren't we all a little stupid when we were younger witches?

I remember the time I accidentally summoned like ..... 20 owl entities into my house... T-T

it was before COVID, so a while ago lol, but like damn was that interesting