#notes on practise

Hello!Fae creatures tend to be fond of gold and silver from my experience and experiences I’ve heard from others, they also really enjoy gemstones and such precious/semi-precious things. ‘Pretty’ things in general tend to be quite appealing to them honestly, as long as there’s no iron involved.- Magpie. 

Hello there! As long as it doesn’t seem like a threatening feeling and you take reasonable precaution (from possible physical threats, not just possible spiritual ones) then I see little harm in exploring it. I believe my partner Lu has had similar feelings with various places and she personally chalks it up to the idea that the place was once home to her in another lifetime. Or somewhere her soul feels truly at peace due to the energies of the place. It could possibly be something similar to that?If there are others that have experience with this then please do leave comments explaining what you think it may be, having multiple experiences could help this person figure themselves out.- Magpie.

Hello there!I’ve not heard any negative stories about people having their altars in front of mirrors but I personally can’t see it being a problem. If you’re of the belief that mirrors can absorb things such as spirits and entities then I’d try to ensure you don’t use it for spirit work or scrying lest you find yourself with a spirit trapped at your altar but otherwise I personally wouldn’t worry about it.If any of my followers have experiences with mirrors at their altars then feel free to add your two cents!- Magpie.

Edit: I stand corrected, you may be agnostic and a Wiccan, here is the wikipedia article on agnostic theism. Thank you to @bekkaa for the correction, you were very polite and it is much appreciated.- Magpie

And here is the same pouch, now filled, sitting in my singing bowl. I do this both to keep it from touching the floor and to allow the bowl’s resonance - I tap it lightly with the little wooden rod you can see there while I work - to permeate it thoroughly.  Feel free to share any quirks you have in your practise too! It’s easiest to learn when we share.