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Black people and our accomplishments are targets of erasure, and the fact that due to racism there’s still so much we don’t know and will never know just angers me. And to literally see it happening in our Modern Day, to literally claim that a nation the diaspora looks up to for representation didn’t look like us is just…it’s been done before. 

And suddenly I don’t get mad at black people for claiming ancient egypt as their own. 

And nevermind the fact that there is literally contradicting information, with historians saying “yes, they were black” and with others saying that they weren’t. And at the same time, the facial features on the tombs and statues are like…African, the hair textures, the skin tones drawn, etc., 

And I know it was an Ethnic melting pot, not every Ancient Egyptian king is going to be dark af, but that doesn’t mean that there weren’t. Not every ancient Egyptian was black, but that doesn’t mean they didn’t exist. People are so quick to take the possibility of black people out of Africa when nations right beside Egypt had dark skinned black people. 

I just…don’t get it. Like I feel like people think black people are stupid and don’t understand the country we came from? Like we don’t recognize our own features on statues? 

Anyway you all spent years trying to erase the black out of Egypt, and when statues and pictures are boasting our skin tones and facial features, it’s just…like telling. 

And I know i’m going to get some white egyptologist salty af about this, but just know that your denial of black people ruiling ancient egypt has like, been refuted. 

yes I know they’re different from the black people today, yes I know they weren’t ruling egypt for 100% of the time because there were Arab and roman  influences, but yall honestly can’t take out black for ancient egypt, and you have to realize people arent going to trust you when yall have spend years trying to hide the accomplishments of dark skinned Africans. 

Like historically white archeologist have hidden and come up with fake research to hide shit. And I challenge every white egyptologist to look at the source of what they’re learning.

So, I read this piece by the Druid John Beckett yesterday, and to say it was upsetting is an understatement. The Patheos Pagan Facebook page posted it and I left the comment, “Great. More consent-doesn’t-matter teaching in the pagan community. This is an incredibly problematic article that promotes spiritually abusive ideas. Not impressed.” So far I have received 3 replies. One of confusion, a male presenting person wondering what was problematic, and a female presenting person saying that the piece reminded them of demonic possession and rape. Members of the online pagan group I belong to also said that this piece scared the living daylights out of them. That’s when I decided that as a survivor of some extreme spiritual abuse, I needed to speak out as to why exactly this piece is spiritually abusive, especially knowing that John Beckett and I share a common past inside fundamentalist/high-demand Christianity. My response is pretty sweary and blunt, but consent and justice in paganism is something I’m incredibly passionate about. I keep my volunteer work with that on the down-low because I don’t want praise for it, but sometimes you just have to fucking say something.

“Because when it comes to serving the Gods, not everyone has a choice. Sometimes the Gods take what They want. And sometimes what They want is you.” Merely having this stance at all and being ok with it is pro non-consent. Sorry, but everyone has autonomy. And if anyone, even a deity, tries to take that autonomy away, they are not a person to be ok with and you are fully within your right to fight them tooth and nail over it and get support from others. Forcibly claiming someone and forcing them to worship and slave for you is incredibly fucked up no matter which way you swing it. This isn’t something to be ok with.

I don’t even know why he felt the need to bring agnostics into this at all. He could have just said, “this isn’t a question to be apathetic about,” which is valid, but instead chose to name agnostics specifically. Considering this isn’t the only article in which he’s made a point to jab at agnostics and atheists, It comes across as subtly yet very hostile towards a growing belief stance in paganism, which is inappropriate if he’s clergy.

“If you don’t care why the Gods sometimes claim people against their will then either you believe such things don’t happen, in which case you’re ignoring the first-hand accounts of those who’ve experienced it themselves. Or it hasn’t happened to you or anyone you know and so you haven’t given it any thought.” That’s a lot of assuming on Beckett’s part. My pagan group takes the hard stance that people have personal autonomy, free will, and the right to tell gods to fuck off if they’re trying to manipulate or force someone into doing something. We assure people that they have that power, and they also have the back up if they lack the confidence to use it. This isn’t ignoring first hand accounts - it’s positing that the current perception of being ok with forced worship and service is deeply wrong and skewed. To have a pro-consent community is to not even give the gods a pass.

“The Gods are older, stronger, and wiser than any human. They are more. If They want something They can take it – even if that something is you. Your “choice” is to go along with what They want, or deal with their wrath.” This is the part that got me absolutely livid. This is spiritually abusive to the core. Threatening people into not even trying to say no? Seriously? I know Beckett has a background in fundamentalist Christianity, so maybe this is a toxic thought process from his past he hasn’t shaken off yet, but this is not ok. I would like an actual study on how many people have been struck down by gods for saying no rather than anecdotes and threats from clergy members who have too much of a personal stake in whether or not people believe this.

I hope you can excuse the longer quote here, but holy. shit. “Let’s be blunt: for some of us, this is very reminiscent of abusive parents, partners, or law enforcement officials. The excuses made by and for these abusive persons (“it’s for your own good” “he really loves you” “you have to respect authority”) don’t hold any more water when it comes to the Gods than they do with humans who belong in jail. And, the Gods are always virtuous…..I completely reject the idea that “They’re Gods so They can do whatever They want” or “who are you to tell a God what’s right and wrong?” That way lies Calvinism and its many ills. I completely reject the idea that “They know that deep down you really want to do this.” Those are the words of a rape apologist. All I know is that the Gods are virtuous, and sometimes I see Them doing things that appear unvirtuous. I do not have a resolution for this dilemma.” This is where Beckett gets really close to the ethical answer and then shoots back off into fundie land, and it is so. Incredibly. Frustrating. YES, we should say that his stance so far is similar to rape, abuse, and oppression apology. ABSOLUTELY. And I have no idea why he couldn’t stick with that instead of ending it with saying the gods are always virtuous, even when they seem like they aren’t, and we can’t possibly comprehend the cognitive dissonance so….let’s just do and think the very things he just said he didn’t agree with…but does. I’m sorry, but WHAT??? He literally just spent up until now defending the very stances he’s now saying he doesn’t support, and then pulls a 180 in the same section to show his support for those stances again. This is one of the most ridiculous instances of mental gymnastics I’ve ever seen, and I peruse flat earth memes for shits and giggles. I seriously cannot tell if he is unable to recognize his own cognitive dissonance or if he is presenting the argument this badly on purpose to get people too confused to ask questions. Either way, I felt like head-desking hard enough to black myself out.

“The Gods are virtuous.” Are you fucking kidding me? No, they are not always virtuous. Wtf. I refuse to believe Beckett hasn’t read popular mythos. He’s clergy. This is a barefaced lie if I’ve ever seen one, and I seriously question what he has to gain by telling it. When the gods rape, it isn’t virtuous. When the gods murder or straight up commit or command genocide, it isn’t virtuous. When the gods oppress and enslave, it isn’t virtuous. When the gods demand unquestioned worship and servitude, it isn’t virtuous. When the gods try to trick you into compromising morals and ethics, it isn’t virtuous. It is not only ok, but necessary as theists, to hold the gods accountable, to tell the gods restorative justice is needed, and that anything less is unacceptable. I’m sure Beckett would consider this hubris, but any god or goddess worth your worship will view it as bravery. To have pagan community that upholds consent is to have a community that also stands up to their gods and demands justice when they try to strip people of their autonomy. On another note: the argument that the gods are virtuous even when they seem like they aren’t is also reminiscent of fundie Christian apologetics. “Oh, God’s ways aren’t ours dear. We can’t possibly understand. We just have to have faith in His plan.” Um, no. Demand answers. Demand restorative justice. Demand respect for boundaries and autonomy. If you don’t get any of that, you are completely within your right to walk away from that deity, and you have the power to do so. The only people who are going to tell you that you don’t are abusive and/or ignorant clergy/spiritual leaders and those that have believed the fear-mongering.

“Many of us are fond of quoting the line from Star Trek: “the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, or the one” – especially when the question is taxing the rich to provide for the common welfare. But when it’s our turn to be “taxed,” even in an area where we ourselves are relatively rich, we often cry theft.” Breaking news: Dude just compared forced worship and slavery to socialism in an attempt to support his point, but instead just proved he has no idea what socialism is. Ok, Boomer.

“Before the internal combustion engine, horses were perhaps the most common source of power for farming and transportation. A farmer may respect, value, and even love his horse, and give it the best of care. But he’s still going to hitch it up to the plow and force it to work in the fields all day.” Oh, where to start with this. Ok, first, not everyone has this kind of power dynamic in their devotion or work with gods (example: they don’t view themselves as workers for their gods and their gods don’t view them as workers, but instead have a myriad of any other relationship dynamics), and comparing people to workhorses is about 50 shades of fucking ridiculous. Second, there are quite a few people that would argue this isn’t ok to do to horses either, so this definitely isn’t going to win them over whether we agree with them or not. Third, people who do use workhorses by and large do their best to make sure that the care of the animal includes not overworking it. Forcing someone to work on something when they vehemently don’t want to or can’t is a form of abuse. If you want a more fleshed out argument against this, I highly recommend watching the episode Pretense from Stargate SG-1 season 3. Here is the synopsis: https://stargate.fandom.com/wiki/Pretense.

“Humans discussing the nature of the Gods is like cats discussing the nature of humans. What do They know that we can never understand, not because we don’t have enough information, but because it’s beyond the capacity of our brilliant but still limited minds?” I’m not going to get into this theological argument but what I will say is, even though my cats don’t entirely understand me or my human ways, I have never used that against them. I don’t force them to do things that are objectively harmful. I don’t abuse them and then tell everyone that my ways aren’t the cats ways and it’s therefore not abuse. And I actually make an effort to read up on cat behavior to try my best to relate to them on their level to make sure we have a good relationship, and when I fail at that I change my ways, admit my wrong, and definitely don’t try to gaslight the cat into accepting my past behavior. Also, I work on meeting the cats needs rather than being their tyrant overlord. And if a cat doesn’t like me for whatever reason I’m not going to kidnap it and force it to live with me and do things for me. If your god/dess is acting like an irresponsible cat owner towards you, RUN.

“Most of us will never have to deal with this. But any of us can find ourselves in a situation where we can no longer refuse what is asked of us….Now I have sworn oaths. Beyond my formal commitments, I have set precedents that in Their eyes are just as binding. I could not abandon them and their work even if I wanted to….having made my choice, I cannot simply change my mind. Perhaps I could negotiate a change of terms or even a complete release. But I tend to think not.” Alright, I’m going to give all of you the Oath Talk. You are never, ever required to oath yourself to anyone or anything, including deities. You can work with deities without oathing to them, and if a deity continues to push you to oath when you’ve told them to back off, you don’t need to continue working with them. Now, if you are going to make an oath, please do it carefully. Be fully informed before making the decision. If a deity holds you to an oath you didn’t entirely understand when you made it, they did not give you the space to consent and you are therefore not held to that oath. Set boundaries. Give yourself an out in case you end up needing one. Don’t take on more than you want to or can handle. No matter what anyone else or a deity says, you do not have to give unquestioned servitude or worship. If at any point it becomes apparent to you that a deity is abusing your oath, they have broken the contract and you are allowed to leave. If you made an abusive oath, or oathed in a way that has led to you being abused, you are allowed to leave it and grow beyond it. You have the power to protect yourself if it comes to that, and there are others in the broader pagan community who can help you. No one should feel trapped in a relationship, because that is not a healthy relationship - it’s abuse.

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A tutorial. 

taken from one of my favourite pages of my grimoire! 

moon water can be used for blessings, enhancing spells or rituals, for promoting clarity or relaxation, in love magic, wealth/prosperity magic, to increase psychic awareness, and many other purposes! but by harnessing your moon water at different times, you can then incorporate the specific traits of that time/phase/zodiac period into your spell work. 

✨new moon water ✨

the new moon is associated with new beginnings, so use new moon water in spells or rituals focusing on things like new employment, new relationships, or new homes. 

e.g. when moving into a new home, add a couple of tablespoons of new moon water to the water you would normally use to cleanse your house with!

✨waxing moon water ✨

the waxing moon is the period in which the moon is growing in size, so use waxing moon water as a way to grow the strength of your spells. waxing moon water is also beneficial in spells to promote growth (of abilities, skill, or knowledge). the power of the waxing moon also increases the potency of fertility spells, wealth, luck, business and relationship spells  

✨full moon water ✨

the full moon is the point at which the moon is at its peak, so use full moon water for spells that require an extra push of energy. also use full moon water in spells to promote strength, love, protection, health, or use in spells to strengthen spiritual gifts and achieve your dreams 

✨waning moon water ✨

the waning moon is the period in which the moon is decreasing in size, so use waning moon water for all magic intended to remove things from your life; banishing spells to rid yourself of bad habits, toxic relationships, lingering diseases, weight loss, stress, addictions and negativity 

✨dark moon water ✨

when justice is required and is not obtainable outside of your spell work, casting in the dark of the moon and adding dark moon water will help with any crosses, hexes or binding spells

✨super moon water ✨

think of full moon water x1000000…… when you need an EXTRA BIG KICK OF ENERGY for your spells, this guy has you covered 

✨lunar eclipse moon water ✨

the lunar eclipse signifies change, so when drastic change is required, the addition of lunar eclipse water draws on the phenomenal change shown during an eclipse, as the moon cycles through all of its stages in a single instance

✨zodiac* moon water ✨

full moon water also takes on the energies of the zodiac sign the full moon is in. here’s a brief rundown of those properties and/or what they can be used for:

Here is a big masterpost of different types of baths for different types of witches! Use these baths before or after witchcraft to pump yourself up or to wind down. And you do not have to be any specific type of witch to use any of these baths. Any witch can use them.

Note: Many of these baths call for crystals. Research crystals before getting them wet. Many of them listed you should not put in water, instead keep them at the edge of your tub or near it.

Sea Witch Bath

Kelp Powder (1 tsp)

Sea Salt (½ tsp)

Coconut Oil (1 spoonful)

Coconut Water (½ cup)

Sea Glass, Sea shells, aquamarine, ocean jasper, abalone, pearl, larimar, coral, sand dollars and/or clear quartz

Wood Spoon

Blue and white candles (optional- ocean scented ones)

Steps: Light your candles before filling the tub. Once you start filling the tub add your coconut oil, coconut water, sea salt and kelp powder. With your spoon stir clockwise to help mix in the powder, which can take a bit. The water should turn a faint green tint (the more kelp you add the greener it gets but also the stronger the smell gets). Line your tub’s edge with your sea glass, sea shells, and gemstones. Be sure not to let the gemstones fall in the water, especially if they are ones that can’t get wet. Get into your tub and enjoy.

Note: Kelp powder smells very strongly of kelp, it is a scent I personally like but a lot of people don’t. Air out your bathroom a bit after the bath to disperse the smell. Also if you do not wish to smell like kelp yourself, rinse off after your bath quickly.

Swamp Witch Bath

Kelp Powder (2 spoonfuls)

Clay or Bath Mud like Moor Mud (read label for how much to use)

Green and brown candles

Wooden Spoon

Snail shells, alligator teeth, rounded rocks and any green gemstones you may have

Optional- Moss if you have potted moss to keep on the edge of the tub (or a moss bathmat)

Steps: Light your candles then begin to fill your tub. Add in your kelp powder and the mud, using your wooden spoon stir clockwise to mix. Depending on the type of mud/clay you are using the water will either turn very green to a dark brown. Line your tub with your gemstones, rocks, teeth and snail shells. If you are bringing in a moss plant or other plants keep them near the tub. Get into the tub and relax, if your moss is a stepable type of moss and in reach you can rub your fingers in it as you relax.

Note: Like the sea witch bath, you may want to air out the bathroom after your bath. This bath will smell much stronger of kelp and you may want to shower afterwards to avoid smelling strongly of kelp. You may have to rinse your tub to rid of mud used.

Forest Witch Bath

Pine Needles

Pinecones

Pine essential oil (2 drops)

3 bags of green or black tea

Green sachet

Mint

Cedar Chips

Green Candles (optional- tree or plant scented ones)

Steps: Light your candles and begin filling your tub. In you sachet add 1 part cedar chips and 1 part mint. Tie it shut and add to your bath as it fills. You may then add the pine needles to float freely or you may add them in a sachet as well. Add your two drops of pine oil once the tub is half filled to ensure it is well diluted in the bath. Add your tea bags into the water, line your tub with the pinecones and get in.

Note: essential oils can be harsh on certain skins, dilute the oil with a carrier oil and test on your skin to see if it affects you. If your skin is too sensitive for pine oil omit it from the spell.

Floral Witch Bath

Rose petals

Lavender

Chamomile

Meadow sweet/Sweet grass

Rosemary

Pink and/or Green sachets

Pink Candles

Rose Quartz and Milky Quartz

Floral scented candles or incense of choice

Steps: In your sachet(s) add your lavender, chamomile, meadow sweet/sweet grass and rosemary. Light your candles and incense. Once you begin filling your tub add your sachets, once tub is half filled add your Rose petals. Line your tub with your quartz and get in to enjoy.

Storm Witch Bath

Rain or Storm Water

Thunder/Lightning Charged Water

Acorns or Acorn caps

Black tea (2-5 bags)

Gray Candles

Sounds of rain, storms, and/or drums

Steps: Light your candles as your tub fills. Add in your charged water and rain/storm water as the tub fills. Add in your black tea bags. Line your tub with the acorns or acorn caps. On a laptop, tablet, or phone that is a safe distance from the tub, begin playing your sounds of choice. Get into your bath and enjoy.

Divination Witch/Psychic Witch Bath

Moon Water

2 bay leaves

Lemongrass

Marigold

Mugwort

Purple Sachet

2-4 bags Green Tea

Amethyst, Jet, Moonstone, Nuummite, Silver, Sunstone, and/or Tiger’s Eye

Steps: As your tub fills add in your moon water. In your sachet add 1 part lemongrass, 2 part marigold, and 1 part mugwort; add it to the filling tub along with your tea. Line your tub with the crystals and metals you have available. Once the tub is nearly filled add in bay leaves. Soak and relax.

Urban Witch Bath

Epsom Salts

Bubble bath of choice

Dyed Quartz, Crackled Quartz, Aura Quartz and/or clear quartz

Bath/Body safe glitter of choice

Sachet of Coffee Grounds (freshly used or never used)

Device to Play Music

Steps: Begin filling your tub. Add in the amount of epsom salts you usually use as well as your bubble bath. Drop in your sachet of coffee grounds when the tub is still filling. Sprinkle in your glitter onto the bubbles once the tub is about half filled. Start your music and line your tub with your quartz. Soak and enjoy yourself.

Tech Witch Bath

3 bags of black tea

Fairy lights, lamps, night lights, etc

LED Candles

Sachet of color of choice

Oatmeal/Oats

1 Tbsp Olive Oil

Music Playing Device

Steps: set up your lights and LED candles as you wish. Be sure none of the wires are near the tub or where water will be, be safe! If you can turn off the main lights. Don’t do this if you can’t see well enough to move about safely! Begin filling your tub and add your tea. In your sachet add your oatmeal and add it to the bath. Start playing your music and get into your bath and enjoy.

Death Witch Bath

¼th cup olive oil

2 spoonfuls of Salt (or more if desired)

Purified, bottled or moon water (at least 1 cup)

White Sachet

Rosemary

White candles

Myrrh, Frankincense, Jasmine, Chamomile, or Sage Incense

Obsidian, Jet, Onyx, Fire Agate and/or Garnet

Steps: Light your candles and incense; fill your sachet with rosemary. Begin filling your tub and add in your water, oil, salt and sachet. Let it fill to about half way before lining tub with your gemstones. Get in and soak and enjoy.

Stellar/Cosmic Witch Bath

Cosmetic/Bath/Body safe glitter in colors of choice

Star Anise

White Sachet

Basil

Chammomile

Orange peels/slices or Lemon peels/slices

Goldstone (blue, green, purple, etc)

Purple, white and blue candles

Steps: Light your candles before you begin to fill your tub. In your sachet add your Basil and Chamomile (about 1 part each). Add in your sachet and star anise as the tub fills. Add your glitters of choice to the water as well and until it glitters the amount you desire. Line your tub with the goldstone. Add your citrus peels or slices before you get in. Relax and enjoy your bath.

Note: Due to glitter you may have to rinse the tub after your bath.

Fire Witch Bath

Red Sachet

Red, Orange, and white candles

¼th cup sunflower seed oil

Rosemary

Cloves

Marigold

2 drops red food coloring

Carnelian, citrine, lava stone, fire agate and/or red jasper

Steps: Light your candles before you begin filling your tub. In the sachet add your rosemary, cloves and marigold. Add the sachet and sunflower oil as the tub fills. Line your tub with the crystals and stones you have available. Once the tub is nearly filled add 2 drops of food coloring (or more if you want a more intense color). Get in and enjoy.

Note: food coloring shouldn’t stain your tub unless you use large amounts.

Water Witch Bath

Rain Water

Purified or Bottled Water

Moon Water

Cucumber cut into slices

Blue Sachet

Jasmine

Lemon Balm

Catnip

Aqua Aura Quartz, Moonstone, Blue Lace Agate, Lapis Lazuli, and/or Pearl

Steps: Begin filling your tub. Add in your waters as it fills. In your sachet add in your jasmine, lemon balm, and catnip. Add in your sachet. As the tub fills line your tub with your gemstones and crystals. Once tub is about half filled add your cucumber slices and get in to enjoy.

Earth Witch Bath

Moor Mud

Agate, Jasper, Jet, and Quartz

Salt of your choice

1 cup oats/oatmeal

Brown or Green Sachet

Sage Incense

Steps: Light your incense before filling your tub. As the tub fills, add in your mud to the amount it states on package. If needed use a spoon to stir it clockwise to mix. Add in your salt. In your sachet add your oats before dropping it into bath as well. Line your tub with your gemstones before getting in.

Note: Due to mud you may have to rinse or clean bath afterwards.

Air Witch Bath

Yellow Candles

Yellow Sachet

Incense of choice

Cilantro

Lavender

Rosemary

Mint

Dandelion

Amethyst, mica, opal, tiger’s eye, and/or turquoise

Feathers

Sounds of wind or wind chimes

Steps: Set up your sound playing device to play the sounds you desire to listen to. Light your candles and incense before you start filling your tub. In your sachet add your cilantro, lavender, rosemary, mint and dandelion. Place your feathers near your tub but where they won’t get wet and ruined. Line your tub with gemstones and add in your sachet. Get into your tub and enjoy.

Solar Witch Bath

Gold and Orange Candles

Marigold Tea (2-5 bags)

Black Tea (1 bag)

Orange slices or peels

1 drop of a citrus essential oil

Sunstone

Steps: Light your candles before filling your tub. As your tub fills add in your teas and one drop essential oil. Place our sunstone near your tub or about the rim. Once tub is about half filled add in your orange slices/peels and get in. Soak and enjoy.

Note: essential oils can be harsh on certain skins, dilute the oil with a carrier oil and test on your skin to see if it affects you. If your skin is too sensitive for the oil omit it from the spell.

Lunar Witch Bath

Moon Water

Jasmine Tea (4 bags)

White and Silver Candles

Amethyst and Moonstone

Silver or White Sachet

Mugwort

Anise

Steps: Light your candles before filling your tub. As your tub fills add your jasmine tea bags. In your sachet add 1 part mugwort and 2 parts anise before adding it to the tub as well as pouring in your moon water. Line the tub with amethyst and moonstone before getting into the water and enjoying.

the full moons of the year have a variety of names and were originally used to track the seasons and year, often used by farmers for planting/harvesting reference. each full moon may have various different names, the names used are the most common ones currently. 

🐺 WOLF MOON -  full moon of january. influences spells that strengthen and renew you, self care, prosperity and healing spells, as well as spirit work. 

❄️️ SNOW MOON - full moon of february. influences family related magic, domestic magic, spells that benefit others, and psychic abilities

🐛 WORM MOON -  full moon of march. influences preparation, planning, and time-intensive rituals, prosperity and healing magic, and tech witchcraft

🌸 PINK MOON -  full moon of april. influences spells that encourage growth, green witchcraft, potential, new beginnings, and working on relationships. 

💐 FLOWER MOON -  full moon of may. influences commitments, strengthend foundations, green/herbal witchcraft, spirituality and working with spirits.

🍓 STRAWBERRY MOON -  full moon of june. influences love spells, friendship spells, magic that instigates changes and introspection, and travel magic.

🌩️ THUNDER MOON -  full moon of july. influences grounding and cleansing, magic that works with higher powers, and storm/rain witchcraft. 

🐟 STURGEON MOON -  full moon of august. influences magic that gives back to others, magic that deals with emotionality, sea, river, and water witchcraft. 

🍎  HARVEST MOON -  full moon of september. influences kitchen witchcraft  completion, harvesting collecting debts, some interpret to be cursing. 

🏹  HUNTER’S MOON -  full moon of october. influences money, home, and protection spells, the search for guides and spirit work, astral traveling.

🐀  BEAVER MOON -  full moon of november. influences home and hearth, and preparation for the winter, cosmic/celestial witchcraft, astrology, revealings

❄️️ COLD MOON -  full moon of december. influences  protection spells, self care spells, renewal and prosperity spells, ending and casting curses.