Reteaching myself crochet and it really makes me realize why fiber arts were associated with magic and fortune telling and wisdom. It’s slow and requires so much meticulous detail and patience. Little pieces of yourself get woven into your work.
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Reteaching myself crochet and it really makes me realize why fiber arts were associated with magic and fortune telling and wisdom. It’s slow and requires so much meticulous detail and patience. Little pieces of yourself get woven into your work.

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Finally back with my feet somewhat on the ground after a big move. Taking some time to start rebuilding my practice, I had to get rid of the majority of my materials as I simply did not have the space to bring them :( tonight I am refurbishing my handmade rune stone set and lighting a candle and setting some simple intentions for the waxing moon. I miss doing large offerings and more complicated spells and rituals, but this will have to do for tonight.
I’m so excited for the March blood moon, and to celebrate Lencten-tíd, and to honor lady Hréðe! Hail to the upcoming month of wildness and tempestuous weather, a month for tilling soil and praying for a fruitful planting season.
I love winter, and I’m happy to see it hanging on a bit longer (east coast just got a blizzard!) but I know that all things must change, so I will embrace it with joy.
I am tentatively wanting to build a relationship with Frigg, but I wasn’t sure if the timing is right, especially since I only recently started seriously practicing again. After meditating for a bit, I decided to do a one rune pull, to ask Frigg and the gods in general for a sign if I am on the right path.
I pulled upright berkano, the symbol for the mother, for spring, for new beginnings, for the beautiful birch tree. Opening my eyes to see berkano resting in my palm was honestly a magical moment.
I put a spool of thread on my altar space for Frigg as a thank you. I feel like I just got the warmest hug, it is genuinely such a blessing to feel like you’re taking the right spiritual steps forward.
Eventually I want to find space for all of the heathen gods and goddesses on my altar, but I felt like starting with those I feel drawn to the most was a good place to begin. There might be two feet of snow outside my window, but the warmth of spring is blooming in my heart right now!
Gazing at the moon with my friends and imagining all the thousands of humans for the last hundreds and hundreds of years who have gazed at the moon together with their friends

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I usually consider myself a dog person and didn’t think I would get a cat, but since I’ve been venerating Freyja I can’t stop looking at adoptable cats in the area I’m moving to! I really underestimated the whole “patron goddess of cats” thing, haha.
I do love cats, I just hadn’t seriously thought about adopting one before like I am now, or like I have before with dogs. But now, rescuing/adopting a cat is all that’s on my mind!
I’m so mad that I can’t drink mugwort tea, I am allergic to ragweed and mugwort is in the same family/ really similar to ragweed. I have thought about risking it but every source says that I should avoid it :( I just want cool tea dreams!
hey, i hope you're doing well! :)
may i ask how you got into paganism? and how did you know it was the right path for you?
Hello! I have always been loosely an animist since I was a child, and that childhood belief of the trees and rocks and fairies and things just being part of the world never really went away. I wasn’t raised religious (although I grew up in a very Christian area) so my parents didn’t care if I checked out witchy-type books in the library or anything. I dabbled in things like basic divination and rune reading as well as a few basic spells in my teens. As I got older, I started doing a lot of research about different paths, such as ceremonial magic, Hellenic/ kemetic polytheism, etc.
I found heathenry/ Norse paganism after researching the religions and culture related to my heritage, and it just fit, and felt right. I always encourage people interested in paganism and witchcraft to never feel like it’s a race or a rush to find the path for you. It often takes a long time to find the right fit.