Witch of Edinburgh

Same lane different seasons 

Dutch photographer Albert Dros has taken seven shots of the same lane  throughout the year in different seasons and different times of the day. 

Upon a fine piece of parchment, ABRACADABRA was written as below:

On the reverse side, a psalm or prayer was written by the Pellar. For those who had no particular religious sentiments, the word “NALGAH” was written largely on the back (about an inch and a half by one inch). 

The piece of parchment was folded like a valentine, sealed and suspended from the neck. 

This specific charm was to protect against ill magic and supernatural ailments, specifically caused from witchcraft. 

Keep the charm on the inside folds and the psalm on the outside. The psalm being a protective element, it should be facing outwards.

⛥ male, nb, trans witches are valid

⛥ religion and witchcraft can coexist

⛥ lgbtq+ witches are beautiful

⛥ poc witches are amazing

⛥ witchcraft is not a substitute for medication

⛥ 'black' and 'white' magic are harmful terms

⛥ non-blacks cannot practice hoodoo