May it be nine times eternal...
candles, fluffy blankets, cozy cushions, hot chocolates and pumpkin spiced lattes, soup in your favourite mug after a chilly walk, crunchy leaves everywhere you go, cinnamon, log fires and toasted marshmallows. knitted sweaters and woolly socks. feelings of warmth and comfort after being out in the rain, watching your favourite autumn movies while your pet sleeps on your lap.
it’s coming, the best season is coming. 🧶🍁🍄🍂🤎
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Инстаграм не работает, но куда-то же мне нужно запостить мои патиссоны! Из меня так себе огородник, я люблю то, что растёт само по себе, поэтому кабачки и им подобные это вот прям мое. А ещё они очень вкусные, если пожарить их с яйцом.
f o r a g e 🌿🍄🧚🏻
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“Everyone else and their orientations are able to bond and relate to the love and romance aspects and we’re over here like— We don’t do that.” - Jaiden Animations
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I do feel like, while this is how A LOT of aroace people feel when having discussion about amatonormativity and acephobia and how the world is catered around those who have romantic relationships -
I also have so much in common with people whom I thought I never would?
Even in this video’s comments, there were people who weren’t aroace saying “this is how I felt at that age!” And they were lesbians, bisexuals, trans people, even someone who was like “I felt like I had to be bisexual, right? And finding the right term for me was as amazing as you finding aroace!”
There IS a rift, and it has been created not just by aphobes outside of our community, but inside. I want to mend it, I want to let everyone know that I feel a kinship with other queer and trans people, yeah? But we do have to acknowledge that rift.
Listen to aromantic people more often! We are now in the spotlight and other creators and figures around the internet are coming out to say they’re in the aromantic spectrum! I was able to come out because of one of these creators :)
And as always, also listen to us ace folk when we talk about what we go through and the expectations that most people just figure are normal things!
The aroace community is important. And we have things in common with the rest of the community.
Let’s mend the rift Jaiden spoke of.
Just got home from work to this! Thank you to @comfycozywitch for packaging your new book from @weiserbooks all pretty like this! I’m excited to start reading it AND to try out the pumpkin spice sauce! I follow an Irish Pagan path so some of the ideas in here will be modified to suit my path. Now time to reconnect with my kitchen witchery like when I first got into the craft!
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Morrigan, or The Morrigan, is a Celtic goddess of war, death, fate, and magic.
Sometimes she is three goddesses, a triple goddess, other times she is a single individual.
Fourth in a series of goddesses of the world.
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Imbolc
• Midpoint between Yule & Ostara, welcome the rebirth of the sun
• Date(s): January 31st to February 2nd
• Altar Decorations: Brigid’s cross, candle wheels, dish of snow, evergreens, grain dollies, ploughs, sun wheels, white flowers
• Activities: Cleanse & redecorate your space, plan your spring garden, review your intentions for the year, light candles to welcome the sun, make room for new beginnings, make candles
• Animals: Cow, dragon, groundhog, hibernating animals (bears), deer, lark, robin, lamb, sheep, snake, swan, vulture, wolf
• Spellwork: Fire scrying, blessing your tools, enhance creativity, take a purifying bath
• Colors: Gold, gray, light green, white, yellow, pink, spring green
• Crystals: Red stones (garnet, bloodstone, ruby), amethyst, calcite, moonstone, turquoise, carnelian, chrysocolla
• Deities:
- Greek: Athena, Gaia, Selene, Eros, Pan
- Celtic: Artio, Brigid
- Welsh: Bronwen
- Roman: Aradia, Diana, Februa, Lucina, Venus, Vesta, Februus, Pax
- Sumerian: Inanna
- Semitic: Dagon
• Flowers: Crocus, daffodil, iris, snowdrop
• Foods: Breads, onions, leeks, shallots, garlic, olives, dairy, egg dishes, pork dishes, scones, muffins, peppers, bread pudding, poppy seeds, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, apple cider, spiced/white wine, herbal teas
• Herbs/Incense: Rosemary, basil, cinnamon, frankincense, myrrh, wormwood, heather, hay, blackberry, Angelica, bay laurel, celandine, reed, straw
• Trees: Birch, blackthorn, rowan, sycamore, evergreen, willows
