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Death Biscuits: hardtack offering to the dead

In October, I make a new batch of these hardtack biscuits. While not the most glamorous or delectable offerings, they can keep for months, making them easy to carry in a purse/bag/car/etc. I use these to offer at cemeteries, to leave on shrines and altars for extended periods of time, and to keep in my purse for unexpected offerings to any death-related entities.

This recipe is extremely simple and can be dressed up many ways. Traditionally, hardtack is made with just flour, water, and some salt. These I fancy up with some other spices.

Recipe and more lack-luster photography below!

How to hex, bind, and ward.

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ANGLO-SAXON CHARM AGAINST THEFT

This is an interesting - and very old- example of the common folk magic practice of placing items in your shoes. This is seen in many different cultures and magical contexts.

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Me: *looks at sky*

Sky: doing its thing

Me: *splashy-splashy*

Dazed teamed up with activist group Illuminator to project the message ‘Trans women are women’ and ‘Trans men are men’ onto the side of the Ministry of Justice.