About Magic
When I was a young girl, I believed magic was very bibbidi-bobbidi-boo-coded. Wave a magic wand, and everything gets set to rights. The bad guys are thwarted, the good girls are rewarded . . .
As a teenager, I believed magic was darker, and possibly more nefarious—maybe devil-adjacent. Though I didn’t call my practices magic, I developed a belief that repetition of intention helped manifest things.
Nowadays, I have an eclectic, personal relationship with magic. No magic wands, but that doesn’t mean that insta-magic doesn’t exist: it just exists in maintaining, blocking, or redirecting energy flow. No nefarious intention or devilry, just working with the elements, the seasons, the moon, the plants and planets, the tarot, and the spirits that surround me.
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