#bruxaria

Muita gente me pergunta: "Lavi, se eu faço um feitiço, um banho de ervas ou um trabalho espiritual, eu estou indo contra a Lei da Assunção?".

A resposta curta é: Não. Mas o segredo do sucesso não está no objeto, está em VOCÊ.

Na Lei da Assunção (LDS), sabemos que a Consciência é a única realidade. Então, por que feitiços funcionam? Porque eles servem como um suporte para a sua fé.

Quando você acende uma vela, faz um banho ou um feitiço, você está dando ao seu cérebro uma "prova física" de que algo foi feito. É mais fácil para o seu subconsciente acreditar que a prosperidade vem depois de um banho de canela do que simplesmente decidir que é rica do nada. O feitiço é o seu simbolismo de poder.

Vi uma moça que faz trabalhos espirituais dando uma dica valiosa: “Faça o feitiço, não fique nervosa, esqueça que ele existe e mantenha-se positiva”.

Isso é pura Lei da Assunção! Se você faz um trabalho e fica vigiando o 3D, perguntando "será que funcionou?", você está no estado de falta. Você está dizendo ao universo que o feitiço não teve poder.

Quando você "esquece", você está aplicando o Soltar. Você assume que, uma vez feito o ato, a realidade já mudou nos bastidores. Você para de procurar e começa a Saber.

Onde está o verdadeiro poder?

O Feitiço: É a ferramenta.

A Sua Assunção: É o motor.

Se você faz a maior bruxaria do mundo, mas no fundo sente que é uma pessoa azarada e sem poder, o feitiço vai falhar. Por quê? Porque a sua Assunção Dominante sempre vence o ritual externo.

Use seus cristais, seus banhos e suas velas se isso te faz sentir poderosa e conectada. Mas nunca se esqueça: o feitiço só tem o poder que VOCÊ dá a ele. O ritual é apenas o "clique" no botão de compra do universo. Depois que você clicou, você não fica atualizando a página desesperada; você apenas sabe que a encomenda está chegando.

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Pile One

Lenormand Cards: Letter, Scythe, Cat, Roads, Vault, Cross, Whip

Italian Sibilla Cards: Speranza, La Conversazione

This person catches your interest the exact second they step into the room; their presence is impossible to ignore. They have thick, beautifully defined eyebrows and a striking nose, but what truly turns heads is their dark hair — it looks ridiculously soft, the kind that practically begs you to run your fingers through it. On top of that, there's a subtle air of vulnerability about them that triggers an almost instant urge in you to protect and care for them.

At first glance, you might read them as somewhat distant or guarded since they often carry a serious, unsmiling expression. But you’ll quickly realize you had them all wrong. They possess a natural, effortless charm. While people are initially drawn to their good looks, it’s their genuine kindness that makes everyone want to stick around.

In this reading, they are the one making the first move — not you.

Picture this: at a party, you step away for a quiet moment alone, just to gather your thoughts. That’s when they wander over, striking up a conversation with surprisingly insightful advice and a fresh perspective you hadn't even considered. That moment breaks the ice, sparks a real connection, and gets the chemistry flowing. Just keep in mind that this won't be a whirlwind romance right off the bat. They are deeply selective about who they let into their inner circle; before taking a leap, they need to process everything and feel 100% sure.

The good news? Once they decide on a direction, they go all in — no second thoughts, no turning back.

Pile Two

Lenormand Cards: Tower, Dog, Snake, Heart, Rose, Letter, Tree, Rats, House

Italian Sibilla Cards: Casa, Il Nemico

To be completely honest, your very first impression of this person won't be a great one. Sure, they might catch your eye at first, but any initial spark quickly fades once reality hits: they are your rival. Whether you’re competing for prestige at work or vying for the same person’s affection, you’ll find yourselves on opposite sides. They are taller and older than you, with sharp expression lines — like that familiar furrow between their brows from frowning too often. They have short hair, and while their overall energy leans feminine, this might simply show up as a sweet, gentle demeanor toward others.

You'll mostly run into them in group settings, where they come across as remarkably warm, helpful, and kind to everyone around them. The catch? None of that warmth will be directed at you. At least, not in the beginning.

The dynamic shifts when the situation blows up and one — or both — of you gets let down or betrayed. Early on, the power balance was zero-sum: if you won, they lost, and vice versa. But when the dust settles and neither of you gets what you expected, common ground emerges. As you begin to bond over shared disappointment, all that warmth and kindness you used to watch them give to others starts flowing directly to you.

Pile Three

Lenormand Cards: Eye, Train, Anchor, Fox, Medal, Key

Italian Sibilla Cards: Viaggio, Belvedere

The cards point straight to a travel setting — whether you’re in the middle of planning a trip, buying tickets, or already on the move. Expect a series of odd "coincidences" before you two actually sit down and talk, but once you do, the connection will be memorable enough that you’ll definitely end up exchanging numbers or social media handles.

This person isn't particularly tall, but their eye color is unforgettable — the kind that stops people in their tracks. They radiate a captivating "seasoned traveler" aura, like someone who knows all the world's hidden secrets. Being older than you, they carry a natural wisdom and charm. Keep an eye out for distinct details: noisy keychains dangling from their luggage, or unique pins and brooches you've never seen before.

They have a smooth, magnetic voice, especially when they’re trying to turn on the charm — and make no mistake, they will be putting real effort into charming you. Even with the strong mutual attraction, you'll likely play it a bit cool. The Fox card introduces a healthy dose of instinct and healthy skepticism. It doesn't mean you'll turn down a compliment or decline a date; it just means you're far too smart to take everything at face value, especially when something feels almost too good to be true.

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You know, I never understood this shit. And I know so many witches who started in witchcraft through wicca. Thank fuck I escaped that perfumed trap. I started normal. I started in sweat, in silence, in the stench of wet earth after a storm that ripped out telephone poles. I started tasting iron in my mouth without having bitten anything.

Wicca is extremely romanticized. Overseas, in the US and Europe, it's a monster of an audience. An empire of pink candles and incense. And I ask myself: does no one see the structural stupidity of being Wiccan? — "Oh, but you're being religiously intolerant". I don't give a fuck.

Witchcraft was never about religion. Witchcraft is philosophy. Witchcraft is the pure, brutal, irreducible state of nature in its primordial form, the one that devours its young, that rots fruit on the branch, that makes the river rise and take houses without asking permission.

Wicca is the religion of false witches. Spoiled little brats. Elitists. People who are afraid of dirt, afraid of darkness, afraid of their own navel when it starts to smell like rot. Wicca is a religion created by a white man, gerald gardner, an English gentleman in a suit and tie who decided to wrap the shadow in bubble wrap and sell it as spiritual self-help. He took a philosophy that was always wild, instinctive, deeply feminine and marginal and turned it into a New Age system for good little girls who ask the moon for permission.

Worse: he smuggled in parts of christianity. Threefold law. "An it harm none, do what ye will". "What you send out comes back three times". Fuck, that's Calvin in a flowy skirt and a gilded athame. That's not witchcraft. That's Christianity with a lavender spritz.

Witchcraft isn't that cute little movie thing with a sepia filter and cheap empowerment dialogue. Witchcraft belongs to the outcasts. Witchcraft isn't for rich people who can't handle a single day with that energy inside their heads, because that energy gnaws on your teeth, clings to your nightmares, speaks in languages they didn't teach you in college.

Witchcraft is dark because nature is dark. Nature is intense. Nature is pain. Nature is blood giving birth, it's a carcass rotting, it's fungus growing inside the eye of a dead deer. And all of it is sacred, not despite the rot, but because of it.

Wicca is the opposite. Wicca taints everything with talk of light, of evolution, of peace. Wicca takes the abyss and puts a crocheted curtain in front of it. And calls it a temple.

I don't want a temple. I want the open sewer. I want to shove my hand into the sludge, feel the worms squirming between my fingers, and discover that there, in that wet, pulsing filth, there is also divinity.

Witchcraft doesn't need your purity. It needs your courage to stink.