Some advice about witchcraft in the 21st Century

@earl-of-trumps said
they can be very sexual creatures. so I am told by a male witch who has contacts with witches in Salem

@kevin-eleven said
I went through Cassadaga FL a few decades ago in winter with some friends.

We didn't stop anywhere, but looking back I can see how the people who decided to live there might have done so.

@gambrel said
It's some advice about witchcraft in the 21st century. Sorry I didn't make it about you, I'll leave that to you.

@kevin-eleven said
Today on Magic by Rusty, we'll teach you how to cast simple yet effective spells using everyday household items such as a puck, five candles, and a hockey buzzer.

Didn't expect this, but I'm glad this thread has strayed from its joke roots.

I would never ask someone to out themselves as a practitioner, whether witch, magician, or other.

As for me, sensitive to ambient fields but mostly psi-blind, a few minor synchronicities related to creative activity.

As for witchcraft and magic versus historical organized suppressors and aggregators -- I'm completely in favor of independence and recovery of magical power from usurpers and suppressors, but of course one still has to consider whatever personal egocentric blinders might be in play, as well as the consent of the affected, unintended consequences, and the influences behind whatever intent of the moment.

(Concern about the X-fold return is really just a gatekeeper admonition for the sake of the inadvertently and somewhat arbitrarily egocentric beginners, is it not?)

@kevin-eleven said
Didn't expect this, but I'm glad this thread has strayed from its joke roots.

I would never ask someone to out themselves as a practitioner, whether witch, magician, or other.

As for me, sensitive to ambient fields but mostly psi-blind, a few minor synchronicities related to creative activity.

As for witchcraft and magic versus historical organized suppressors a ...[text shortened]... onition for the sake of the inadvertently and somewhat arbitrarily egocentric beginners, is it not?)

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@kevin-eleven said
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@very-rusty said
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-VR

@kevin-eleven said
Sure, but under the right circumstances a little parlour magic can be sleightly better than other indoor amusements. 😉

@kevin-eleven said
That makes sense, because creativity and sexuality seem to be linked somehow, and magic is a creative activity (so I gather).

@kevin-eleven said
Today on Magic by Rusty, we'll teach you how to cast simple yet effective spells using everyday household items such as a puck, five candles, and a hockey buzzer.

@earl-of-trumps said
I think you are right, a link between sexuality (promiscuity) and creativity.

somehow

@very-rusty said
There is always a reason for anything. No such thing as magic! Even if you were considered a miracle, it would have nothing to do with magic!

-VR

@earl-of-trumps said
<laugh> classic schizzle