▲ 3 r/BabyWitch
Help with glamour Magick
I’m not a baby witch but I am new to glamour Magick, and I was wondering if anyone had any good books, videos, blogs, or sources to learn more about it. Thank you!!
u/greedysiamese — 1 day ago
▲ 0 r/realwitchcraft
How do you set your intentions when using physical objects/tools?
Well it’s more like I want to hear others opinions but ykwim. I’m probably intermediate, like I’m definitely not a pro, but I’ve been studying it for five years and I know how to do all the basics! I was wondering if you guys set your intentions into your tools all at once or one tool at a time. Like setting intentions in an herb before it’s used or do all the herbs you want to use for your spell all at once. I was also wanting to know other’s ways of setting intentions into tools, I struggle with visualization so thinking about it is rather difficult. I want to hear anybody and everybody’s opinions so if you’re comfy sharing please do! Happy strawberry moon, safe spellcasting!😋
u/greedysiamese — 6 days ago
▲ 2 r/VintageFashion
Need help!!
Hi, I just thrifted this beautiful afghan coat from around the 60s or 70s (based off the tag which looked a certain way during the late sixties to late seventies) (I was aware of the damage lol) and I was wondering if this would be dry rot or some other rot? The fabric not near the holes is strong and sturdy, not ripable with my fingers. Near the holes its ripable but I do have to put some effort and it's not extremely easy, like it doesn't disintegrate in my hands or anything. I'm going to take out the lining and replace it myself with some new lining, but I was wondering if I have time to wait or should do it immediately. This is like my dream coat so I'd rather try and save it then just let it go to a landfill. Will it rot if I replace the inner lining, which is the only part affected by the rot? (the wool is completely normal with no signs of wear or tear and isn't ripable)
u/greedysiamese — 22 days ago