Anything in the realm of Hellebore or Hwaet! but more geared towards chaos magick or occult practice? Looking for well written articles + aesthetic similar to those mentioned.
*SOLVED! a kind soul DM’d me a copy*
Does anyone have a digital copy of the Atom Bomb deck? I tried downloading it from Bluefluke’s deviant art but it doesn’t seem to be working
Who here uses vision boards? How exactly do you use them? How effective do you find them to be?
I typically create a lock screen wallpaper every New Years Eve including: a tarot card I pull for the year ahead; my word of the year, and any images or words of things I want to manifest throughout the next year. I find this to be very effective way to do a vision board as I see it any time I go to unlock my phone, but of course I put in all the other magical and non-magical work to manifest most of the things on my board as well so who’s to say how effective it would be on its own.
I recently created a playlist of 100+ songs that vibe with me/hold meaning for me to act as an oracle because I suck at reading tarot.
Basically I ask my question, hit shuffle and skip the first three songs in quick succession, the next song is the answer to my question.
What unorthodox oracles do you all use? Comic books for bibliomancy? D&D dice?
Hey all, I’m sure there are plenty of neurodivergent chaotes out there, my question is what do you do to remain consistent in your magical practice? I have ADHD and it’s something I really struggle with. I go through cycles where I’m at it consistently for s few months, then just stop at the drop of a hat again for months. I’d rather not do this and would love to keep up with it all year round but I really struggle.
How do any of you other ADHD/neurodiverse magicians maintain your practice? I respond well to gamification and rewards, does anyone else fold this into their magic in any way? Any suggestions on what I can do to stop this cycle?