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breath of the wild + glow in the dark materials
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kimetsu no yaiba week- DAY 2: Favourite Pillar
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Jujutsu Kaisen + Official Art
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“Untitled“ by | Ryan Resatka
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some charity/donation commissions I've recently drawn!
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daily dose of smile
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This can save lives of many Black people who were wrongly convicted and arrested on drug possession charges. Please spread!
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Booooost
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HELLO GENSHIN IMPACT COMMUNITY this game has absolutely broken the last remaining threads of my wavering self control. and i drew my three faves to play as to mourn
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Designed a bakery boat-house for concept art class
And they are girlfriends…
Okay, so I love that the sea witch is chubby and shaped like me and the bread with is willowy and ginger! I can’t even! I always have thought that my body size projects the aura of what kind of with I am. But it doesn’t! All kinds of witches come in all shapes and sizes :)
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Alchemical Enchanting: Protection Circle
Today I’d like to talk about enchanting: the practice of charging objects with a magickal purpose. This can be done in many different ways; it is not required to follow complicated rituals and use specific ingredients to successfully enchant an object, but rituals are a great way to focus one’s will during the process.
This is the way I do it. 🌙
- Start with meditation, trying to reach a very deep and focused meditative state. You have to feel your own power grow inside of you. I find that listening to music is a great way to make this process easier.
- Focus on your goal: in the case of a protection spell, you can try to visualize a protective bubble around you, or a shield that repels unwanted energies. Take your time to make the image very clear in your head.
- Pick the object you wish to enchant. In this case, I used a round black onyx stone, which is known to have protective properties (but you can use whichever object you have on hand, as long as you feel a positive connection to it). Cleanse and bless the object however you see fit (I use New Moon Water and Chaos Water).
- Draw the enchanting circle on a piece of paper. I start with a basic alchemical circle: I draw the three symbols of mercury, salt and sulphur around the circle and I draw a six-pointed star inside. Then I start drawing inside the circle, trying to remain focused on my goal as much as I can, and leaving a blank space where I will place the object I want to enchant.
- Surround the enchanting circle with salt to protect it from any external interference. I also place obsidian, clear quartz and carnelian around it as a representation of the alchemical transmutation. If you want, you can light a candle that matches your goal (for protection, use a black candle).
- Place your object inside the enchanting circle and leave it there to charge for as long as you want. You either can remain focused on your enchantment, or you can leave the circle alone to do its magick. (But please, never leave candles unattended!)
Here’s a closer look at my protection circle. You can copy it down and use it as it is, or you can change it to fit your personal spell.
If you feel that the object is losing its charge after being used, you can just put it back on the circle and leave it there overnight.
If you’d like to know more about the ideas behind alchemy, check my previous post on the topic here.
Happy enchanting! 🌙
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╰☆☆ Haikyuu!!Week2020 ☆☆╮
Day 6: We Don’t Need Things Like Memories ➣ Favourite Scene : Season 2 | Episode 9 | Chapter 91
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