I just got an email and the sender name was "Woo" and my brain broke for a minute while I thought "Wait - did I prove magick is real SO HARD that Woo is reaching out to me to tell me not to blow its cover?" Then I remembered the payment system I use on my website is WooCommerce

So - I am going to say bot on this one - what do you all think?

Confirmation bias isn't just believing every crow is a message from the universe. It can work the other way too. · If you believe you're not intuitive, you may dismiss intuitive hits as coincidence. · If you believe you can't feel energy, you may ignore subtle sensations. · If you believe your magick doesn't work, you may overlook results that don't look exactly like you expected. Healthy skepticism means questioning the things you desperately want to believe. But it also means questioning the things you've already decided you can't do.

A couple of days ago it was really dark and gloomy out and raining on and off. At one point there was some thunder. It started pretty low but rose dramatically to the point of the windows rattling and I could feel the floor shaking below my feet at the height of it. It also went on and on - at least 40+ seconds. I have never heard anything like like it. I even looked online to see if there had been some sort of explosion nearby, but I couldn't find anything. Well, you know ya girl - I started trying to figure out what kind of message I was supposed to be paying attention to with this very unusual event. I mulled on it for two days. Then earlier this afternoon I put it together. This weekend is the Air and Water show here. It was the Blue Angels in their fighter planes rehearsing. 🤣✈️