Southern Witch – Amethyst’s Archive

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Reblog if you are a Southern…

teawitch: gingerasrai: theworldismagick: broomcorner: thesubtlewitch: obsidianservant: anpu-p: tarotofthekittenofblade: witch, pagan, wiccian, diviner, tarot reader, metaphysical person! Reblog with your state (if you’re comfortable with that, if not, put “No State”)! I’m curious how many of us live in the bible-belt. Georgia! South Carolina (unfortunately) Virginia! Tennessee! North Florida! Central Florida Central Florida – wait, there’sContinue reading “Reblog if you are a Southern…”

Southern Witches Where Art Thou

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Reblog if you are a Southern…

tarotofthekittenofblade: witch, pagan, wiccian, diviner, tarot reader, metaphysical person! Reblog with your state (if you’re comfortable with that, if not, put “No State”)! I’m curious how many of us live in the bible-belt. Alabama here. ❤

quickweaves: Being southern is really funny cause were inherently fake as hell “bless your heart” is THE shadiest sentence in the entire lexicon of americanized english

: Photoset: Southern Witch. Their quiet spot is an empty field and they dance with their feet bare. They sleep to the sounds of creaking rocking chairs and their witch bottles are made with Mason Jars. The red clay that stains their hands works better than cemetery dirt when they feel the need for protection.Continue reading

hedgeandherbs: Things my Grandma taught me: Potato Salad is a special and difficult craft. It is deeply personal and no two will ever be the same, even if you follow the recipe to the T. I grew up sitting beside her while she worked at the kitchen counter, mixing up cheap mayo and vinegar… ThisContinue reading

aulirowitch: stormgarden: I’m legit going to make this a thing for myself (I honestly n’t know why I had never thought of it until Christo today/ last night)… So Southern Witchcraft and identifiers commence! Some of these I already do anyways thanks to Southern custom and my familial practices… Others are new, though. Peaches andContinue reading