#witchcraft — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #witchcraft, aggregated by home.social.
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Prayer to #Isis to Move the Constellation of the Great Bear – Encrypted - Translated
This is a #prayer to Isis in the fascinating, fully encrypted ritual manual "PGM LVII", 2nd century, #Egypt
I made a complete transcription of the encoded #Greek text so that you can enjoy seeing this ancient testimony of worship of Isis knowing what you see 🙂
Translation on my blog:
https://www.antikemagie.com/prayer-to-isis-to-move-the-constellation-of-the-great-bear-encrypted/
#archaeology #encryption #AncientMagic #paganism #witchcraft #egyptology
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Der Erlöser und der Antichrist sind eins. Genauso, wie Satan und Luzifer eins sind.
#QuantumWitchery #Satanism #Spirituality #Trinity #Witchcraft #QWP
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Der Erlöser und der Antichrist sind eins. Genauso, wie Satan und Luzifer eins sind.
#QuantumWitchery #Satanism #Spirituality #Trinity #Witchcraft #QWP
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Der Erlöser und der Antichrist sind eins. Genauso, wie Satan und Luzifer eins sind.
#QuantumWitchery #Satanism #Spirituality #Trinity #Witchcraft #QWP
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Der Erlöser und der Antichrist sind eins. Genauso, wie Satan und Luzifer eins sind.
#QuantumWitchery #Satanism #Spirituality #Trinity #Witchcraft #QWP
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I’m not your mommy . I’m not doing labor for free send for even thinking I’m your free labor supplier
#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #happymothersday #mothersday #mommy #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch -
I’m not your mommy . I’m not doing labor for free send for even thinking I’m your free labor supplier
#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #happymothersday #mothersday #mommy #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch -
Me every time a sub approaches me without showing devotion via my payment methods
#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #finsub #humanatm #subfunded #gym #sweaty #smellysocks #feet #useditems #humiliation #humiliatrix #goth #alt #workout #leggings #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #witch -
Me every time a sub approaches me without showing devotion via my payment methods
#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #finsub #humanatm #subfunded #gym #sweaty #smellysocks #feet #useditems #humiliation #humiliatrix #goth #alt #workout #leggings #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #witch -
I will be live tonight 9pm central working on more of my paintings cum buzz me while I work
#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #art #Artist #fineart #sipandpaint #crafting #crafts #diy #drawing #painting #jewlery #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch -
I will be live tonight 9pm central working on more of my paintings cum buzz me while I work
#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #art #Artist #fineart #sipandpaint #crafting #crafts #diy #drawing #painting #jewlery #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch -
I will be live tonight 9pm central working on more of my paintings cum buzz me while I work
#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #art #Artist #fineart #sipandpaint #crafting #crafts #diy #drawing #painting #jewlery #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch -
Today is a the wreck of the Fitzgerald‘s Edmund by Gordon lightfoot morning as much like Lake Superior I don’t give up what I have taken you can submit alive or dead your choice 😈
#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch
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Today is a the wreck of the Fitzgerald‘s Edmund by Gordon lightfoot morning as much like Lake Superior I don’t give up what I have taken you can submit alive or dead your choice 😈
#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch
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Series of illustration for a new sticker pack I'm preparing! Theme is #occultism and #witchcraft! #illustration #skull #art #luxembourg
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Tomorrow is another sip N stroke erotic art stream ! I still have spots available for dommes to join the fun via LF cam jamming , Kik and spaces 💕💕💕
10pm est see you there 🦋#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #art #Artist #fineart #sipandpaint #crafting #crafts #diy #drawing #painting #jewlery #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch
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Tomorrow is another sip N stroke erotic art stream ! I still have spots available for dommes to join the fun via LF cam jamming , Kik and spaces 💕💕💕
10pm est see you there 🦋#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #art #Artist #fineart #sipandpaint #crafting #crafts #diy #drawing #painting #jewlery #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch
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Tomorrow is another sip N stroke erotic art stream ! I still have spots available for dommes to join the fun via LF cam jamming , Kik and spaces 💕💕💕
10pm est see you there 🦋#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #art #Artist #fineart #sipandpaint #crafting #crafts #diy #drawing #painting #jewlery #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch
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I have awoken early which means an early opportunity to appease me with your devotion and adding to my wealth
#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch
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I have awoken early which means an early opportunity to appease me with your devotion and adding to my wealth
#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch
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Saying Goodbye to My Beloved Cat – Goddess’s Support When Chapters of Life Close (A Witch’s Perspective)
Recently, my beloved cat, Magick, passed away.I’m still crying. He knew he was going to go.He changed his daily routine to stay closer to my husband and me. I held him until his last breath. Do you ever ask the Goddess, “Why does life have to be so painful?” I miss my dear Magick. I imagine him playing with other cats in the Summerlands. I imagine him delighting my husband’s mother. She passed a couple of years ago. Magick would likely curl up on her lap. She’d hear his […] -
No stream tonight what a sad bit of news for you. I have a nasty respiratory infection so send for all my remedies and comfort
#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch #art #Artist #fineart #sipandpaint #crafting #crafts #diy #drawing #painting #jewlery
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No stream tonight what a sad bit of news for you. I have a nasty respiratory infection so send for all my remedies and comfort
#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch #art #Artist #fineart #sipandpaint #crafting #crafts #diy #drawing #painting #jewlery
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No stream tonight what a sad bit of news for you. I have a nasty respiratory infection so send for all my remedies and comfort
#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch #art #Artist #fineart #sipandpaint #crafting #crafts #diy #drawing #painting #jewlery
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I've said stuff about this before, but modern witchcraft is like... apologetic for its own existence. "Effects are subtle and hard to see" but if you look at cross cultural lore, that's not how it has always worked.
So what happened? Why is it different now?
#Witchcraft #Witch #Occult #Magic #NotTheGathering #FediCoven #Wicca #Wiccan
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The Charge and the Curriculum: How the Dark Arts Replaced Black Magic
Two phrases arrive from different centuries and now sit on the same shelf: “black magic” and “the Dark Arts.” Modern speakers treat them as synonyms. Older readers would have disagreed, and the disagreement matters, because the collapse of the two terms shows how our language for forbidden knowledge has migrated from the judicial to the aesthetic, from accusation to ambience.
“Black magic” is the older, harder word. In the historical record of Western occultism, it names magic understood as harmful, antisocial, or bound up with evil spirits. Britannica defines it as magic associated with the devil or evil spirits, and treatments of sorcery describe the practice as malevolent magic. Medieval nigromancy, corrupted in the vocabulary from necromancy, fused death magic, blackness, and illicit commerce with spirits into a single accusation. When a cleric in the fourteenth century charged someone with black magic, consequences followed: a trial, a tribunal, a sentence, often a burning. The word carried teeth because the world it belonged to took the accusation literally.
“The Dark Arts,” by contrast, does not appear in the premodern record as a settled technical category. The older learned tradition did use “the black arts” as a near synonym for black magic, and medieval and early modern writers divided forbidden practice by function rather than by atmosphere: sorcery, necromancy, goetia, maleficium, witchcraft, divination, theurgy. Each category carried its own definition and its own theological weight. A demonologist could distinguish between a witch’s pact and a scholar’s curious conjuration, and the distinction mattered, because lives depended on it. The phrase “Dark Arts” gathers all of that into one dramatic heap. It is a late label for a premodern field, and it sounds more like a book spine than a charge sheet.
The Christian demonological tradition narrows the question further. Aquinas treats divination as a species of superstition and condemns recourse to demons as rebellion against Providence. Within this framework, the operative concept is sin rather than glamour. Black magic names the moral-theological rebellion: the pursuit of harm, the reach for illicit power, the traffic with demonic agency. What a modern reader might call the Dark Arts would be, in Aquinas’s world, simply the whole condemned region of forbidden practice. The theologian did not need an atmospheric label. He already had a moral one.
Fantasy literature reversed the polarity. In twentieth and twenty-first century writing, “Dark Arts” became the more precise term while “black magic” became the vague one. J. K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series offers the clearest example. The Dark Arts there name a corrupting discipline with its own curriculum, defenses, and lineage, practiced by institutions and taught in opposition by other institutions. The phrase implies doctrine. It implies inheritance. The phrase implies that a student could walk into a library and be seduced by it, paragraph by paragraph. Within that literary ecology, “black magic” becomes a cruder label for the same field, used when the writer does not want to spell out the structure.
So the vocabulary flipped. In the older usage, “black magic” was sharp and “Dark Arts” did not really exist in its modern form. In the newer usage, “Dark Arts” reads as architectural while “black magic” reads as generic. A modern reader raised on fantasy often hears “Dark Arts” as the more serious term because it suggests a field of study, while “black magic” sounds like something shouted from a pulpit. Four hundred years ago, the hearing would have reversed. The pulpit word carried consequences. The field-of-study phrase did not yet exist in anything like its present meaning.
This shift matters because the older vocabulary recognized distinctions the new one erases. Cultures that took magic seriously divided forbidden practice into three moral situations that modern fantasy collapses. Dangerous knowledge could corrupt a practitioner through contact alone, regardless of use. Impure ritual violated sacred boundaries such as the one between the living and the dead. Malicious intent directed power toward harm. A curse aimed at an enemy was black magic in the strictest sense. Consulting the dead might be a forbidden art without being malicious. Reading a grimoire out of curiosity could corrupt without producing any spell at all. Three different moral situations, three different theological verdicts.
When the modern imagination treats “Dark Arts” and “black magic” as equivalent, it loses those distinctions. Everything forbidden becomes everything evil, and everything evil becomes everything forbidden. That is intellectually sloppy, and it produces a literature in which dangerous knowledge and murderous intent carry the same weight because the same adjective covers both. A fantasy novel can get away with the shorthand because the reader accepts moral collapse as a genre convention. A serious account of real-world occult history, or of real-world religious ethics, cannot.
There is also a political dimension worth naming. The older vocabulary belonged to a world that punished people for using it. Accusations of black magic produced trials, burnings, confiscations of property, and the destruction of families. The accusation operated as a weapon, and it was often aimed at women, the poor, the learned, the dissenting, or the foreign. When modern fantasy dresses the same vocabulary in robes and calls it a curriculum, it borrows the gravity of that older moral world without paying its cost. The reader feels the frisson of the forbidden without any sense that someone, somewhere, once died because a neighbor used the word in a deposition.
My own view is that the two terms should be kept apart when precision matters and allowed to drift together only when the context is frankly literary. Black magic is the sharper moral word: it names intent, names harm, names the condition of having turned one’s power against the order of things. The Dark Arts, as a phrase, is a later shelf, useful for novelists and game designers and screenwriters who need a single label for an entire shadow tradition. Treating the shelf as if it were the charge, or the charge as if it were only the shelf, flattens a vocabulary that once cut cleanly.
Both terms remain in use in their own domains. The real question is what happens to a culture when its language for forbidden knowledge migrates from the courtroom to the bookshelf. A society that once tried people for black magic now markets the Dark Arts to teenagers. The words look similar, and in casual speech they mean almost the same thing, but the worlds they came from could not be further apart. That drift is itself a small history, and the history is worth knowing before one reaches for either word.
#blackMagic #darkArts #divination #goetia #maleficium #necromancy #religion #sorcery #theurgy #witchcraft -
The Charge and the Curriculum: How the Dark Arts Replaced Black Magic
Two phrases arrive from different centuries and now sit on the same shelf: “black magic” and “the Dark Arts.” Modern speakers treat them as synonyms. Older readers would have disagreed, and the disagreement matters, because the collapse of the two terms shows how our language for forbidden knowledge has migrated from the judicial to the aesthetic, from accusation to ambience.
“Black magic” is the older, harder word. In the historical record of Western occultism, it names magic understood as harmful, antisocial, or bound up with evil spirits. Britannica defines it as magic associated with the devil or evil spirits, and treatments of sorcery describe the practice as malevolent magic. Medieval nigromancy, corrupted in the vocabulary from necromancy, fused death magic, blackness, and illicit commerce with spirits into a single accusation. When a cleric in the fourteenth century charged someone with black magic, consequences followed: a trial, a tribunal, a sentence, often a burning. The word carried teeth because the world it belonged to took the accusation literally.
“The Dark Arts,” by contrast, does not appear in the premodern record as a settled technical category. The older learned tradition did use “the black arts” as a near synonym for black magic, and medieval and early modern writers divided forbidden practice by function rather than by atmosphere: sorcery, necromancy, goetia, maleficium, witchcraft, divination, theurgy. Each category carried its own definition and its own theological weight. A demonologist could distinguish between a witch’s pact and a scholar’s curious conjuration, and the distinction mattered, because lives depended on it. The phrase “Dark Arts” gathers all of that into one dramatic heap. It is a late label for a premodern field, and it sounds more like a book spine than a charge sheet.
The Christian demonological tradition narrows the question further. Aquinas treats divination as a species of superstition and condemns recourse to demons as rebellion against Providence. Within this framework, the operative concept is sin rather than glamour. Black magic names the moral-theological rebellion: the pursuit of harm, the reach for illicit power, the traffic with demonic agency. What a modern reader might call the Dark Arts would be, in Aquinas’s world, simply the whole condemned region of forbidden practice. The theologian did not need an atmospheric label. He already had a moral one.
Fantasy literature reversed the polarity. In twentieth and twenty-first century writing, “Dark Arts” became the more precise term while “black magic” became the vague one. J. K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series offers the clearest example. The Dark Arts there name a corrupting discipline with its own curriculum, defenses, and lineage, practiced by institutions and taught in opposition by other institutions. The phrase implies doctrine. It implies inheritance. The phrase implies that a student could walk into a library and be seduced by it, paragraph by paragraph. Within that literary ecology, “black magic” becomes a cruder label for the same field, used when the writer does not want to spell out the structure.
So the vocabulary flipped. In the older usage, “black magic” was sharp and “Dark Arts” did not really exist in its modern form. In the newer usage, “Dark Arts” reads as architectural while “black magic” reads as generic. A modern reader raised on fantasy often hears “Dark Arts” as the more serious term because it suggests a field of study, while “black magic” sounds like something shouted from a pulpit. Four hundred years ago, the hearing would have reversed. The pulpit word carried consequences. The field-of-study phrase did not yet exist in anything like its present meaning.
This shift matters because the older vocabulary recognized distinctions the new one erases. Cultures that took magic seriously divided forbidden practice into three moral situations that modern fantasy collapses. Dangerous knowledge could corrupt a practitioner through contact alone, regardless of use. Impure ritual violated sacred boundaries such as the one between the living and the dead. Malicious intent directed power toward harm. A curse aimed at an enemy was black magic in the strictest sense. Consulting the dead might be a forbidden art without being malicious. Reading a grimoire out of curiosity could corrupt without producing any spell at all. Three different moral situations, three different theological verdicts.
When the modern imagination treats “Dark Arts” and “black magic” as equivalent, it loses those distinctions. Everything forbidden becomes everything evil, and everything evil becomes everything forbidden. That is intellectually sloppy, and it produces a literature in which dangerous knowledge and murderous intent carry the same weight because the same adjective covers both. A fantasy novel can get away with the shorthand because the reader accepts moral collapse as a genre convention. A serious account of real-world occult history, or of real-world religious ethics, cannot.
There is also a political dimension worth naming. The older vocabulary belonged to a world that punished people for using it. Accusations of black magic produced trials, burnings, confiscations of property, and the destruction of families. The accusation operated as a weapon, and it was often aimed at women, the poor, the learned, the dissenting, or the foreign. When modern fantasy dresses the same vocabulary in robes and calls it a curriculum, it borrows the gravity of that older moral world without paying its cost. The reader feels the frisson of the forbidden without any sense that someone, somewhere, once died because a neighbor used the word in a deposition.
My own view is that the two terms should be kept apart when precision matters and allowed to drift together only when the context is frankly literary. Black magic is the sharper moral word: it names intent, names harm, names the condition of having turned one’s power against the order of things. The Dark Arts, as a phrase, is a later shelf, useful for novelists and game designers and screenwriters who need a single label for an entire shadow tradition. Treating the shelf as if it were the charge, or the charge as if it were only the shelf, flattens a vocabulary that once cut cleanly.
Both terms remain in use in their own domains. The real question is what happens to a culture when its language for forbidden knowledge migrates from the courtroom to the bookshelf. A society that once tried people for black magic now markets the Dark Arts to teenagers. The words look similar, and in casual speech they mean almost the same thing, but the worlds they came from could not be further apart. That drift is itself a small history, and the history is worth knowing before one reaches for either word.
#blackMagic #darkArts #divination #goetia #maleficium #necromancy #religion #sorcery #theurgy #witchcraft -
This #Beltanetarotspread is here to help get some seasonal perspective during this time of year when the fae are at their closest.
1 What is blossoming?
2 How does my magic need me?
3 What creative flames need to be fed?
4 What do I need to protect?
5 How do I need to feed my soul?
6 What do I need to grow this season?
#beltane #beltanetarot #witch #witchcraft #queerwitch #queerwitches #queerwitchcraft
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In honor of #WalpurgisNight , I published two free translations of witches' gatherings on my Patreon:
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The latest addition to my desk is this CHONKY Android my wife wipped up our of thin air. im still convinced crochet is witch craft.
#Android #Crochet #Amigurumi #Handmade #DeskSetup #GoogleAndroid #TechAccessories #DeskBuddy #FiberArts #CrochetLove #HandmadeGift #Chonky #CrochetIsMagic #Witchcraft #GreenRobot
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The latest addition to my desk is this CHONKY Android my wife wipped up our of thin air. im still convinced crochet is witch craft.
#Android #Crochet #Amigurumi #Handmade #DeskSetup #GoogleAndroid #TechAccessories #DeskBuddy #FiberArts #CrochetLove #HandmadeGift #Chonky #CrochetIsMagic #Witchcraft #GreenRobot
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The latest addition to my desk is this CHONKY Android my wife wipped up our of thin air. im still convinced crochet is witch craft.
#Android #Crochet #Amigurumi #Handmade #DeskSetup #GoogleAndroid #TechAccessories #DeskBuddy #FiberArts #CrochetLove #HandmadeGift #Chonky #CrochetIsMagic #Witchcraft #GreenRobot
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The latest addition to my desk is this CHONKY Android my wife wipped up our of thin air. im still convinced crochet is witch craft.
#Android #Crochet #Amigurumi #Handmade #DeskSetup #GoogleAndroid #TechAccessories #DeskBuddy #FiberArts #CrochetLove #HandmadeGift #Chonky #CrochetIsMagic #Witchcraft #GreenRobot
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An example of the superb concept artwork Kay Nielsen created for the 'Night On A Bare/Bald Mountain' sequence in Disney's 'Fantasia'. #WyrdWednesday #KayNielsen #Disney #illustration #witchcraft #witch #Walpurgisnacht #Walpurgisnight
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Yeah okie, lets stop pretending shall we?
Reality is not what it seems and you know it. I know it. And I'm tired of pretending that it's solid and immutable.
You're not crazy. I'm not crazy.
I promise.
#FediCoven #Witch #Witchcraft #Wicca #MandelaEffect #Weirdness #16 #71
https://tiefling.bardicperspiration.com/index.php/2026/04/29/iteration-one-hidden-in-shame/
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Yeah okie, lets stop pretending shall we?
Reality is not what it seems and you know it. I know it. And I'm tired of pretending that it's solid and immutable.
You're not crazy. I'm not crazy.
I promise.
#FediCoven #Witch #Witchcraft #Wicca #MandelaEffect #Weirdness #16 #71
https://tiefling.bardicperspiration.com/index.php/2026/04/29/iteration-one-hidden-in-shame/
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Yeah okie, lets stop pretending shall we?
Reality is not what it seems and you know it. I know it. And I'm tired of pretending that it's solid and immutable.
You're not crazy. I'm not crazy.
I promise.
#FediCoven #Witch #Witchcraft #Wicca #MandelaEffect #Weirdness #16 #71
https://tiefling.bardicperspiration.com/index.php/2026/04/29/iteration-one-hidden-in-shame/
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Yeah okie, lets stop pretending shall we?
Reality is not what it seems and you know it. I know it. And I'm tired of pretending that it's solid and immutable.
You're not crazy. I'm not crazy.
I promise.
#FediCoven #Witch #Witchcraft #Wicca #MandelaEffect #Weirdness #16 #71
https://tiefling.bardicperspiration.com/index.php/2026/04/29/iteration-one-hidden-in-shame/
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Yeah okie, lets stop pretending shall we?
Reality is not what it seems and you know it. I know it. And I'm tired of pretending that it's solid and immutable.
You're not crazy. I'm not crazy.
I promise.
#FediCoven #Witch #Witchcraft #Wicca #MandelaEffect #Weirdness #16 #71
https://tiefling.bardicperspiration.com/index.php/2026/04/29/iteration-one-hidden-in-shame/
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#Beltane as the first day of #spring. Germanic countries still celebrate #WalpurgisNight to this day. ‘#Bealataine’ – bonfire – but more closely resembles the Germanic #MayDay festival. In many parts of the world, May 1st coincides with #LabourDay, a time for reckoning with capitalist structure, and many #activistwitches combine the two.
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I’m live on CB JS & LF for my wet and messy fairy gardening stream tickets are $10 come play with me and my big bush
#wetandmessy #wam #finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch
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I’m live on CB JS & LF for my wet and messy fairy gardening stream tickets are $10 come play with me and my big bush
#wetandmessy #wam #finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch
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Tonight is an open studio art night! Work on your creative endeavors while subs worship you ! Mutual dommes welcome Dm for details
#finsub #femdom #findom #humanatm #subfunded #dominatrix #sub #summissive #tpe #art #Artist #fineart #sipandpaint #crafting #crafts #diy #drawing #painting #jewlery #witchcraft #religiouscorruption #blasphemy #mindcontrol #witch -
SCIENCE is what you "think" you know, PHILOSOPHY is what you're pretty sure you haven't a clue but are afraid to admit it. #philosophy #science #parody #art #artists #writers #writing #bookcafe #errtling #according_to_hoyle #paranormal_things #humor #parody #lampoon #witchcraft #humor #game #ai
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@lightning
I did not suspend @PatrickoftheG on my instance. I can see his posts there. It was the instance @Amgine uses that had the link I clicked, that showed the suspension. Does that make sense to you?The post shows up on my instance (attached). I can see why someone would be offended by him, since he wants death for American soldiers and curses them.
Be careful what you wish for, as every man receives what he himself wanted for others.
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@lightning
I did not suspend @PatrickoftheG on my instance. I can see his posts there. It was the instance @Amgine uses that had the link I clicked, that showed the suspension. Does that make sense to you?The post shows up on my instance (attached). I can see why someone would be offended by him, since he wants death for American soldiers and curses them.
Be careful what you wish for, as every man receives what he himself wanted for others.
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@lightning
I did not suspend @PatrickoftheG on my instance. I can see his posts there. It was the instance @Amgine uses that had the link I clicked, that showed the suspension. Does that make sense to you?The post shows up on my instance (attached). I can see why someone would be offended by him, since he wants death for American soldiers and curses them.
Be careful what you wish for, as every man receives what he himself wanted for others.
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@lightning
I did not suspend @PatrickoftheG on my instance. I can see his posts there. It was the instance @Amgine uses that had the link I clicked, that showed the suspension. Does that make sense to you?The post shows up on my instance (attached). I can see why someone would be offended by him, since he wants death for American soldiers and curses them.
Be careful what you wish for, as every man receives what he himself wanted for others.
