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My journal
I choose a blank hardbound Moleskine journal with a black cover. I own and have tried to use many kinds of journals. Everything from 3 ring binders to fancy leather bound journals with aged parchment pages. Unlike binders, my journal is small enough to rest on a small altar or shrine. And unlike fancier journals, mine doesn't come with the strong desire to not make mistakes while taking notes as I prefer fancy journals to be as perfect as possible. I pair this with a special refillable wooden pen that a friend gifted me specifically for journalling.
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My divination tool of choice
My roots are in Appalachian folk magic. My grandmother on my dad's side had a cure for just about anything. My grandfather on my mom's side used Bible verses and other methods to work magic. Even though I am not a Christian, I feel drawn to the ways of Appalachian folk magic. My people didn't have access to tarot decks or fancy divination tools so they often used a deck of playing cards. I choose the Conjure Cards oracle deck by Jake Richards as it is basically a deck of playing cards decorated with images of Appalachian folklore. I feel drawn to this deck.
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Weekly Check-In
How is everyone doing? Consistency in the elemental and daily work is where real magical weight is earned. Whether it was: Maintaining your daily energy circulation routine Setting up or cleansing an altar space A breakthrough in your study of Qabalistic correspondences Share a win or insight from your practice this week. No achievement is too small!!
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Intro
Hi i come here via Qi Gong, meditation and energy work and my general interest in the esoteric. Have had a long standing interest, have read much on the subject and have finally decided to dedicate time to taking some action. Look forward to the journey.
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