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Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:

I've been seeing quite a few people in pagan spaces offering dream interpretation as a paid service.
Back in my day, it was a popular opinion that only the person who had the dream could interpret it. (I'm talking about occult communities, not freudian pop psychology of the 90s). So I'm wondering how much that has changed over the years.

2-part question:
1) Do you think others can interpret your dreams for you?

2) Would you pay someone to interpret your dream for you? (assuming hypothetical endless money)

#pagan #witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:

I've been seeing quite a few people in pagan spaces offering dream interpretation as a paid service.
Back in my day, it was a popular opinion that only the person who had the dream could interpret it. (I'm talking about occult communities, not freudian pop psychology of the 90s). So I'm wondering how much that has changed over the years.

2-part question:
1) Do you think others can interpret your dreams for you?

2) Would you pay someone to interpret your dream for you? (assuming hypothetical endless money)

#pagan #witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:

I've been seeing quite a few people in pagan spaces offering dream interpretation as a paid service.
Back in my day, it was a popular opinion that only the person who had the dream could interpret it. (I'm talking about occult communities, not freudian pop psychology of the 90s). So I'm wondering how much that has changed over the years.

2-part question:
1) Do you think others can interpret your dreams for you?

2) Would you pay someone to interpret your dream for you? (assuming hypothetical endless money)

#pagan #witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:

I've been seeing quite a few people in pagan spaces offering dream interpretation as a paid service.
Back in my day, it was a popular opinion that only the person who had the dream could interpret it. (I'm talking about occult communities, not freudian pop psychology of the 90s). So I'm wondering how much that has changed over the years.

2-part question:
1) Do you think others can interpret your dreams for you?

2) Would you pay someone to interpret your dream for you? (assuming hypothetical endless money)

#pagan #witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:

I've been seeing quite a few people in pagan spaces offering dream interpretation as a paid service.
Back in my day, it was a popular opinion that only the person who had the dream could interpret it. (I'm talking about occult communities, not freudian pop psychology of the 90s). So I'm wondering how much that has changed over the years.

2-part question:
1) Do you think others can interpret your dreams for you?

2) Would you pay someone to interpret your dream for you? (assuming hypothetical endless money)

#pagan #witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:

Since there was an eclipse this week, I saw several different interpretations of what it means when it comes to the energies of the sun and the moon, so I'm curious.

During an eclipse, what do you think happens with the sun and moon's energy and influence?

(Since some Europeans recently got to experience an eclipse, it would be cool to hear descriptions of what you felt during the event.)

#Pagan #Witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:

Since there was an eclipse this week, I saw several different interpretations of what it means when it comes to the energies of the sun and the moon, so I'm curious.

During an eclipse, what do you think happens with the sun and moon's energy and influence?

(Since some Europeans recently got to experience an eclipse, it would be cool to hear descriptions of what you felt during the event.)

#Pagan #Witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:

Since there was an eclipse this week, I saw several different interpretations of what it means when it comes to the energies of the sun and the moon, so I'm curious.

During an eclipse, what do you think happens with the sun and moon's energy and influence?

(Since some Europeans recently got to experience an eclipse, it would be cool to hear descriptions of what you felt during the event.)

#Pagan #Witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:

Since there was an eclipse this week, I saw several different interpretations of what it means when it comes to the energies of the sun and the moon, so I'm curious.

During an eclipse, what do you think happens with the sun and moon's energy and influence?

(Since some Europeans recently got to experience an eclipse, it would be cool to hear descriptions of what you felt during the event.)

#Pagan #Witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:

Since there was an eclipse this week, I saw several different interpretations of what it means when it comes to the energies of the sun and the moon, so I'm curious.

During an eclipse, what do you think happens with the sun and moon's energy and influence?

(Since some Europeans recently got to experience an eclipse, it would be cool to hear descriptions of what you felt during the event.)

#Pagan #Witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Today's #FridayPaganPoll:

Most pagans believe in some kind of reincarnation, but there are many variations of it. The classic kind that most people know is "whole soul" reincarnation, where the soul is reincarnated one-to-one, and may or may not have memories of the previous incarnation.
There is also what I'll call "partial soul," where only some pieces move on and there is no retention of whole memories.

Which one most closely matches your beliefs on reincarnation?

(This is obviously an extremely nuanced topic, so detailed comments are welcome and appreciated!)

#pagan #polytheism #witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Today's #FridayPaganPoll:

Most pagans believe in some kind of reincarnation, but there are many variations of it. The classic kind that most people know is "whole soul" reincarnation, where the soul is reincarnated one-to-one, and may or may not have memories of the previous incarnation.
There is also what I'll call "partial soul," where only some pieces move on and there is no retention of whole memories.

Which one most closely matches your beliefs on reincarnation?

(This is obviously an extremely nuanced topic, so detailed comments are welcome and appreciated!)

#pagan #polytheism #witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Today's #FridayPaganPoll:

Most pagans believe in some kind of reincarnation, but there are many variations of it. The classic kind that most people know is "whole soul" reincarnation, where the soul is reincarnated one-to-one, and may or may not have memories of the previous incarnation.
There is also what I'll call "partial soul," where only some pieces move on and there is no retention of whole memories.

Which one most closely matches your beliefs on reincarnation?

(This is obviously an extremely nuanced topic, so detailed comments are welcome and appreciated!)

#pagan #polytheism #witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Today's #FridayPaganPoll:

Most pagans believe in some kind of reincarnation, but there are many variations of it. The classic kind that most people know is "whole soul" reincarnation, where the soul is reincarnated one-to-one, and may or may not have memories of the previous incarnation.
There is also what I'll call "partial soul," where only some pieces move on and there is no retention of whole memories.

Which one most closely matches your beliefs on reincarnation?

(This is obviously an extremely nuanced topic, so detailed comments are welcome and appreciated!)

#pagan #polytheism #witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Today's #FridayPaganPoll:

Most pagans believe in some kind of reincarnation, but there are many variations of it. The classic kind that most people know is "whole soul" reincarnation, where the soul is reincarnated one-to-one, and may or may not have memories of the previous incarnation.
There is also what I'll call "partial soul," where only some pieces move on and there is no retention of whole memories.

Which one most closely matches your beliefs on reincarnation?

(This is obviously an extremely nuanced topic, so detailed comments are welcome and appreciated!)

#pagan #polytheism #witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Here's your #FridayPaganPoll:

Lughnasadh is upon us! Also known as Lammas, or "the bread holiday." Blessed be all the carbs!
Bread-making is a huge part of my pagan practice, so this weekend I want to spread the word and encourage people to try it out.

Have you ever made homemade bread from scratch?

(If you have, share your best tips or recipes! If you haven't, ask questions or vent frustrations. It would be cool to get some gluten-free or yeast-free options in the comments as well.)

#Pagan #witch #Lughnasadh #lammas

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Here's your #FridayPaganPoll:

Lughnasadh is upon us! Also known as Lammas, or "the bread holiday." Blessed be all the carbs!
Bread-making is a huge part of my pagan practice, so this weekend I want to spread the word and encourage people to try it out.

Have you ever made homemade bread from scratch?

(If you have, share your best tips or recipes! If you haven't, ask questions or vent frustrations. It would be cool to get some gluten-free or yeast-free options in the comments as well.)

#Pagan #witch #Lughnasadh #lammas

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Here's your #FridayPaganPoll:

Lughnasadh is upon us! Also known as Lammas, or "the bread holiday." Blessed be all the carbs!
Bread-making is a huge part of my pagan practice, so this weekend I want to spread the word and encourage people to try it out.

Have you ever made homemade bread from scratch?

(If you have, share your best tips or recipes! If you haven't, ask questions or vent frustrations. It would be cool to get some gluten-free or yeast-free options in the comments as well.)

#Pagan #witch #Lughnasadh #lammas

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Here's your #FridayPaganPoll:

Lughnasadh is upon us! Also known as Lammas, or "the bread holiday." Blessed be all the carbs!
Bread-making is a huge part of my pagan practice, so this weekend I want to spread the word and encourage people to try it out.

Have you ever made homemade bread from scratch?

(If you have, share your best tips or recipes! If you haven't, ask questions or vent frustrations. It would be cool to get some gluten-free or yeast-free options in the comments as well.)

#Pagan #witch #Lughnasadh #lammas

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Here's your #FridayPaganPoll:

Lughnasadh is upon us! Also known as Lammas, or "the bread holiday." Blessed be all the carbs!
Bread-making is a huge part of my pagan practice, so this weekend I want to spread the word and encourage people to try it out.

Have you ever made homemade bread from scratch?

(If you have, share your best tips or recipes! If you haven't, ask questions or vent frustrations. It would be cool to get some gluten-free or yeast-free options in the comments as well.)

#Pagan #witch #Lughnasadh #lammas

Hail Freya, it's Friday! #FridayPaganPoll number 145:

Paganism is historically defined as a polytheistic religion, but our umbrella is broad these days, and we welcome pretty much anyone who wants to come under it and take shelter.

In regards to the belief in gods, which best describes you?

#pagan #witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! #FridayPaganPoll number 145:

Paganism is historically defined as a polytheistic religion, but our umbrella is broad these days, and we welcome pretty much anyone who wants to come under it and take shelter.

In regards to the belief in gods, which best describes you?

#pagan #witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! #FridayPaganPoll number 145:

Paganism is historically defined as a polytheistic religion, but our umbrella is broad these days, and we welcome pretty much anyone who wants to come under it and take shelter.

In regards to the belief in gods, which best describes you?

#pagan #witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! #FridayPaganPoll number 145:

Paganism is historically defined as a polytheistic religion, but our umbrella is broad these days, and we welcome pretty much anyone who wants to come under it and take shelter.

In regards to the belief in gods, which best describes you?

#pagan #witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! #FridayPaganPoll number 145:

Paganism is historically defined as a polytheistic religion, but our umbrella is broad these days, and we welcome pretty much anyone who wants to come under it and take shelter.

In regards to the belief in gods, which best describes you?

#pagan #witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday!
For today's #FridayPaganPoll I'll ask you to think back to the very first time you did magick/cast a spell. It could be an elaborate ritual or simply lighting a candle; any kind of act that could be considered an intentional application of Will.

Did it work?

#witch #pagan #witchcraft

Hail Freya, it's Friday!
For today's #FridayPaganPoll I'll ask you to think back to the very first time you did magick/cast a spell. It could be an elaborate ritual or simply lighting a candle; any kind of act that could be considered an intentional application of Will.

Did it work?

#witch #pagan #witchcraft

Hail Freya, it's Friday!
For today's #FridayPaganPoll I'll ask you to think back to the very first time you did magick/cast a spell. It could be an elaborate ritual or simply lighting a candle; any kind of act that could be considered an intentional application of Will.

Did it work?

#witch #pagan #witchcraft

Hail Freya, it's Friday!
For today's #FridayPaganPoll I'll ask you to think back to the very first time you did magick/cast a spell. It could be an elaborate ritual or simply lighting a candle; any kind of act that could be considered an intentional application of Will.

Did it work?

#witch #pagan #witchcraft

Hail Freya, it's Friday!
For today's #FridayPaganPoll I'll ask you to think back to the very first time you did magick/cast a spell. It could be an elaborate ritual or simply lighting a candle; any kind of act that could be considered an intentional application of Will.

Did it work?

#witch #pagan #witchcraft

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Here's your #FridayPaganPoll:

I've asked before if you believe in ghosts, and about 75% say they keep an open mind. Today, I'm wondering specifically about malefic entities. Evil spirits, demons, whatever you wanna call them. Things that specifically want to cause harm to humans.

Do you believe in baneful beings?

#Pagan #Witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Here's your #FridayPaganPoll:

I've asked before if you believe in ghosts, and about 75% say they keep an open mind. Today, I'm wondering specifically about malefic entities. Evil spirits, demons, whatever you wanna call them. Things that specifically want to cause harm to humans.

Do you believe in baneful beings?

#Pagan #Witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Here's your #FridayPaganPoll:

I've asked before if you believe in ghosts, and about 75% say they keep an open mind. Today, I'm wondering specifically about malefic entities. Evil spirits, demons, whatever you wanna call them. Things that specifically want to cause harm to humans.

Do you believe in baneful beings?

#Pagan #Witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Here's your #FridayPaganPoll:

I've asked before if you believe in ghosts, and about 75% say they keep an open mind. Today, I'm wondering specifically about malefic entities. Evil spirits, demons, whatever you wanna call them. Things that specifically want to cause harm to humans.

Do you believe in baneful beings?

#Pagan #Witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Here's your #FridayPaganPoll:

I've asked before if you believe in ghosts, and about 75% say they keep an open mind. Today, I'm wondering specifically about malefic entities. Evil spirits, demons, whatever you wanna call them. Things that specifically want to cause harm to humans.

Do you believe in baneful beings?

#Pagan #Witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Tell me all about your pets in today's #FridayPaganPoll.

Before the witch trial era, a "familiar" was simply a close personal pet, most often a dog.

During the witch trials, many stories spread about animals, and sometimes human-like beings who were conjured by witches to aid them with their magick. Really weird and fantastic stuff, like Sara Good's yellow bird who supposedly fed from an extra nipple between her fingers.

In modern neopaganism, familiars are something in the middle. They are usually a pet, but they can also be noncorporeal. They give hints, warnings, and guidance in practice and in everyday life. They can help with divination, confirm intuitions, and also serve as emotional support during hard times.

Do you have a familiar?

#Pagan #Witch #Witchcraft

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Tell me all about your pets in today's #FridayPaganPoll.

Before the witch trial era, a "familiar" was simply a close personal pet, most often a dog.

During the witch trials, many stories spread about animals, and sometimes human-like beings who were conjured by witches to aid them with their magick. Really weird and fantastic stuff, like Sara Good's yellow bird who supposedly fed from an extra nipple between her fingers.

In modern neopaganism, familiars are something in the middle. They are usually a pet, but they can also be noncorporeal. They give hints, warnings, and guidance in practice and in everyday life. They can help with divination, confirm intuitions, and also serve as emotional support during hard times.

Do you have a familiar?

#Pagan #Witch #Witchcraft

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Tell me all about your pets in today's #FridayPaganPoll.

Before the witch trial era, a "familiar" was simply a close personal pet, most often a dog.

During the witch trials, many stories spread about animals, and sometimes human-like beings who were conjured by witches to aid them with their magick. Really weird and fantastic stuff, like Sara Good's yellow bird who supposedly fed from an extra nipple between her fingers.

In modern neopaganism, familiars are something in the middle. They are usually a pet, but they can also be noncorporeal. They give hints, warnings, and guidance in practice and in everyday life. They can help with divination, confirm intuitions, and also serve as emotional support during hard times.

Do you have a familiar?

#Pagan #Witch #Witchcraft

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Tell me all about your pets in today's #FridayPaganPoll.

Before the witch trial era, a "familiar" was simply a close personal pet, most often a dog.

During the witch trials, many stories spread about animals, and sometimes human-like beings who were conjured by witches to aid them with their magick. Really weird and fantastic stuff, like Sara Good's yellow bird who supposedly fed from an extra nipple between her fingers.

In modern neopaganism, familiars are something in the middle. They are usually a pet, but they can also be noncorporeal. They give hints, warnings, and guidance in practice and in everyday life. They can help with divination, confirm intuitions, and also serve as emotional support during hard times.

Do you have a familiar?

#Pagan #Witch #Witchcraft

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Tell me all about your pets in today's #FridayPaganPoll.

Before the witch trial era, a "familiar" was simply a close personal pet, most often a dog.

During the witch trials, many stories spread about animals, and sometimes human-like beings who were conjured by witches to aid them with their magick. Really weird and fantastic stuff, like Sara Good's yellow bird who supposedly fed from an extra nipple between her fingers.

In modern neopaganism, familiars are something in the middle. They are usually a pet, but they can also be noncorporeal. They give hints, warnings, and guidance in practice and in everyday life. They can help with divination, confirm intuitions, and also serve as emotional support during hard times.

Do you have a familiar?

#Pagan #Witch #Witchcraft

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:
Creating and hanging out around a bonfire is an age-old pagan tradition for the holidays. However, in an era of HOAs, burn bans, and urban living, I have a feeling it has become increasingly difficult for pagans to have the opportunity to sit in front of a large live fire. Let's see:

Do you have the space/resources/permission to create a bonfire?

(For this poll, let's define "bonfire" as a large open air fire that's bigger than a typical campfire.)

#Pagan #Witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:
Creating and hanging out around a bonfire is an age-old pagan tradition for the holidays. However, in an era of HOAs, burn bans, and urban living, I have a feeling it has become increasingly difficult for pagans to have the opportunity to sit in front of a large live fire. Let's see:

Do you have the space/resources/permission to create a bonfire?

(For this poll, let's define "bonfire" as a large open air fire that's bigger than a typical campfire.)

#Pagan #Witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:
Creating and hanging out around a bonfire is an age-old pagan tradition for the holidays. However, in an era of HOAs, burn bans, and urban living, I have a feeling it has become increasingly difficult for pagans to have the opportunity to sit in front of a large live fire. Let's see:

Do you have the space/resources/permission to create a bonfire?

(For this poll, let's define "bonfire" as a large open air fire that's bigger than a typical campfire.)

#Pagan #Witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:
Creating and hanging out around a bonfire is an age-old pagan tradition for the holidays. However, in an era of HOAs, burn bans, and urban living, I have a feeling it has become increasingly difficult for pagans to have the opportunity to sit in front of a large live fire. Let's see:

Do you have the space/resources/permission to create a bonfire?

(For this poll, let's define "bonfire" as a large open air fire that's bigger than a typical campfire.)

#Pagan #Witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:
Creating and hanging out around a bonfire is an age-old pagan tradition for the holidays. However, in an era of HOAs, burn bans, and urban living, I have a feeling it has become increasingly difficult for pagans to have the opportunity to sit in front of a large live fire. Let's see:

Do you have the space/resources/permission to create a bonfire?

(For this poll, let's define "bonfire" as a large open air fire that's bigger than a typical campfire.)

#Pagan #Witch

Hail Freya, it's Friday! #FridayPaganPoll no.139:

What time of day do you most frequently perform your pagan practices?

#pagan #witch #polytheist

Hail Freya, it's Friday! #FridayPaganPoll no.139:

What time of day do you most frequently perform your pagan practices?

#pagan #witch #polytheist

Hail Freya, it's Friday! #FridayPaganPoll no.139:

What time of day do you most frequently perform your pagan practices?

#pagan #witch #polytheist

Hail Freya, it's Friday! #FridayPaganPoll no.139:

What time of day do you most frequently perform your pagan practices?

#pagan #witch #polytheist

Hail Freya, it's Friday! #FridayPaganPoll no.139:

What time of day do you most frequently perform your pagan practices?

#pagan #witch #polytheist

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll!

Today, let's talk about a common ethical dilemma within witchcraft/paganism: Is it okay to do a spell for/pray for someone else without their consent?

#witch #witchcraft #pagan

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll!

Today, let's talk about a common ethical dilemma within witchcraft/paganism: Is it okay to do a spell for/pray for someone else without their consent?

#witch #witchcraft #pagan

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll!

Today, let's talk about a common ethical dilemma within witchcraft/paganism: Is it okay to do a spell for/pray for someone else without their consent?

#witch #witchcraft #pagan

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll!

Today, let's talk about a common ethical dilemma within witchcraft/paganism: Is it okay to do a spell for/pray for someone else without their consent?

#witch #witchcraft #pagan

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll!

Today, let's talk about a common ethical dilemma within witchcraft/paganism: Is it okay to do a spell for/pray for someone else without their consent?

#witch #witchcraft #pagan