A cross with two overlapping circles.
When the soul and the spirit come together, they create the space, the eye, in between. Gnosis.
I don’t know if this is a common symbol, but I’ve never seen it before, and I absolutely went home with it!
Ever notice they only have one response to any moral criticism of their deity?
“YoUr SeLf-CeNtErEdNeSs PrEvEnTs YoU fRoM sUbMiTTiNg tO HiS aUtHoRitY.”
It’s always the same straw man arguments, false dichotomies, and whataboutism with Christian apologists. It’s like they don’t even listen before responding.
The bullet resistant pulpit is diabolical.
Hopefully memes/ screenshots are allowed. Yes its humor, but it also speaks to a society that is beginning to ask questions that sound very Gnostic in nature.
Has anyone had success with their spells substituting honey with agave or date syrup? I’m a vegan, but a lot of spells keep popping up in my research and books that call for honey, milk or eggshells.
I’m not sure how I feel about using found animal parts in nature yet. I know I can avoid spells that use this, but I’d rather substitute than avoiding spells.
Interested in hearing from other vegan witches!
I’ve been trying to find a good job recently, and it is so competitive to find WFH jobs. It’s hard just finding a job period, let alone remote. I made a fortune spell jar tonight, and I buried it in front of my porch under a door mat. No one knows about it accept me. I kinda like that.
Edit: I was told the correct spelling is “altar”
I’m in the process of putting together my gnostic altar (having an alter is something that’s meaningful to me, might seem unnecessary to others, either way, I’m not asking if I should do an altar or not)
My question is: I want something that is a representation of Sophia. Something to represent my connection to her. There aren’t many depictions of her, but I still want to get it right. There are many angel statues, paintings of Mary, crosses with Jesus on them, even a snake represents the demiurge, but what can be done about representing Sophia?
Rice, corn, can of unmeat ‘chicken’, vegan mayo.