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A lot of interesting things happen in my life, and sometimes I'd love to share them, but depression and anxiety just eat up all my energy. I barely have enough left for work.
It's a really interesting path, but sometimes it's tough to find people who get it and can discuss it with me.
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When it comes to witchcraft, occult practices, or whatever you want to call it, I'm a bit unconventional. I don't have an altar, and I don't really follow any officially recognized traditions, aside from working with the Elder Futhark and Tarot.
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Just in case anyone missed this.
Hit that like button if your Tarot or Rune skills have leveled up in the last six months to a year! I'd love to know if it's gotten a lot easier for you to work with them. Thanks!
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Even in this world of gadgets, it's sometimes smart to keep a pen and notepad right next to your bed. It's a lifesaver for making sure you don't forget interesting dreams, especially those with an occult slant.
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I've come to believe that any serious conversation on occultism and esoterica requires us to first align on a foundational set of concepts. Without that shared understanding, it's less of a discussion and more of everyone talking in their own separate universes.
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I'm not great with big, flowery words, but I just have a strong feeling this year's harvest will be really abundant. Wishing you a harmonious Lughnasadh!
Lately, my energy levels have been totally all over the map. One minute I'm buzzing with a ton of energy, and the next I'm completely wiped out. It's way more up and down than usual.
Don't see it as a setback; it's actually just part of the healing journey.
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It's a weird thing, but when energy returns after a long absence, you can feel both invigorated and oddly exhausted. That newfound energy often shines a light on all the accumulated hurts and issues you previously just didn't have the capacity for.
I'm often trying to figure out how to put things, walking this line between speaking my mind and worrying I'll inadvertently offend someone. I
Well, I'm not selling anything, just chatting
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I'm always navigating that line between trusting and questioning in esotericism. I'm not easily convinced; I need to see the evidence and analyze. But I also don't agree with strict scientific materialism. It means I often don't quite fit in anywhere.
Hmm, when it comes to things like astrology or communicating with spirits, I kind of get the general idea, even if it's not my thing. But honestly, I really struggle to grasp furries in the context of esotericism, and the way the whole concept of otherkin has evolved also leaves me pretty confused.
Yeah, I see things similarly.
Totally agree, that's a healthy way to look at it.
Familiar much. That drive for connection and the absolute dread of feeling empty inside.
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Magic should never be an escape from responsibility or an excuse for laziness. While, sure, it can definitely make life a little easier, boiling everything down to just that seems... well, a bit weird, right? It's like people want a magical shortcut around doing the actual work.
It's also been surprisingly helpful with future-related questions, especially concerning my health and finances – as a freelancer, my work can be pretty up and down, but Tarot has offered some real guidance there.
Another thing that really works for me is Tarot. I've found it gives me incredibly accurate insights into my psychological state and subconscious, often even more precise than what I get from a therapist.
For example, if I don't feel tired from the energy I channel during and after my practice, that's a warning sign for me.
In these moments, I try to separate my psychological state (nothing will constantly bring the same level of pleasure and inspiration) from the feeling of emptiness when I've lost connection with something.
I have a lot of ways I could answer that question, but the most accurate one is probably this: that kind of practice is simply a way for me to be myself.
I'm so sorry to hear that, and I wish your aunt a swift recovery.
Turns out, the hospital had mixed up the lab results, and I had a much less serious illness that was treated pretty quickly. And that's just one example.
Everyone around me was in shock, and many started mourning me. I was the calmest one, though, because I didn't feel like anything terrible was happening to me.
One clear example of this happened when I was a teenager. I got seriously sick; my lymph nodes swelled up, and I coughed for almost half a year. The local hospital diagnosed me with a severe heart defect and suspected cancer.
Right now, it all happens sporadically, without any real system. But it's occurred often enough in my life, and with such specific, recognizable sensations, that I can't just chalk it up to coincidence.
