#witchycharm

Just brewed a potion of pure style with my latest haul! 🔮✨ A mix of hocus pocus, witchcraft, and a sprinkle of boosheet magic in every piece. Whether it's spellbinding accessories or enchanting outfits, I'm ready to cast a stylish spell. 🌙💫

(2/2) drunk. i remember a couple of occasions she talked specifically about being able to call or control the wind/rain. i myself am a witch, though for me its had nothing to do with my maternal ancestry. i just find paganism and the spirituality surrounding it to be personally refreshing and fulfilling. plus, i have almost zero tendencies and attractions towards weather-based magic. i just want to know: from this info, does it sound like my mom could have been legit? would this affect me? thank

Fans and incense are other common representations of air :) It's great how cautious/respectful you're being!

Thanks! I feel like respect is a big part of my practice to be honest.

witchycharm ha contestado tu pregunta “I want to use a feather to represent air on my altar, but I also don’t...”

i, uh, actually view bubbles/soap(which makes bubbles lmao) as pretty good air reps? i just have a little bubble blower for it. oh!! and wind instruments!!! and those little fold-fans, you know?? and balloons. all good alternates haha.

Oooh, that’s really innovative! 

setavulos ha contestado tu pregunta “I want to use a feather to represent air on my altar, but I also don’t...”

Hey there! My partner answered with alternate representations of air, but here is a list of birds (as of 2005) that are not covered by the MBTA: http://www.fws.gov/policy/library/2005/05-5127.html Be sure to double-check, but you can start here!