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qedavathegrey: Protection of the Innocent Best used as a charm or worn as an amulet, this sigil is meant to protect the innocent (specifically children, though it can also be applied in other instances, such as in court hearings to render justice or a lighter verdict). Source: qedavathegrey

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cat-pun: “you’re so polite!” thank you i have anxiety

This may be an odd question but I see snakes a lot and i wanted to know if you have any meaning on them? Are they good or bad?

thewitchesvoice: Hey and thanks for visiting my blog!This is an awesome question and I hope that I can help you out! Snakes are NOT bad omens, they’re actually the opposite and the fact that you see them often, leads me to believe that they are one of your animal guides! Snakes represent wisdom, knowledge, change,Continue reading “This may be an odd question but I see snakes a lot and i wanted to know if you have any meaning on them? Are they good or bad?”

Richtor’s Advice for Witchlings, Part 01

magic-for-the-masses: I’ve decided to rewrite and update the list of things I think it’s good for a new witch to know and have. It got so long, however, that it now needs to be divided up into multiple posts to make it easy on the dashboard! This post is still just advice, my opinion andContinue reading “Richtor’s Advice for Witchlings, Part 01”

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19. Do you like bubble baths? ~ I MISS bubble baths! We have a shower in the house we live in right now. 😭 One day, though, I will have a nice big tub so I can take baths again! Thanks for asking! 💜

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justanotherrpmemeblog: Tell me why you followed my blog and what made you stay (if it’s two different things of course!)

PUT A NUMBER IN MY ASK 1. Who was the last person you held hands with? 2. Are you outgoing or shy? 3. Who are you looking forward to seeing? 4. Are you easy to get along with? 5. If you were drunk would the person you like take care of you? 6. What kindContinue reading

Do not look for healing at the feet of those who broke you. Rupi kaur, “milk and honey” (via angelrom) Source: angelrom