My Majick

 

Sometimes I post spells online. As people like and comment, they add energy to boost my spell. Of course, they do not know that they are doing majick. I do not think this interferes with freewill because I do not ask people to do anything with my online content. I post something almost daily on Facebook. This is so when I look at my memories, I can see what was going on. Sometimes the memories help me to see how much has changed, or if I have reached my goals. My main goal with the FB posts were to be funny/entertaining. Too many people whine. I don't really enjoy FB anymore. I just look at my memories and clear my notifications. I have started doing spells in my posts. Surprisingly, or maybe not, the people who prompted the need for the spell are usually the first to like it, even if they don't normally interact with me on social media. I think this is a sign that the spell is successful. 

These past few days have been rather stressful. As I mentioned, my father-in-law fell. It was not a stroke as first thought. I have lost my note with the condition, but he has stress on his spine. He needs surgery. The doctors have decided not to do the surgery right now. My in-laws are hoarders. I am about 99% sure that he tripped over something in the pigsty house. We were supposed to clean and make repairs. But since surgery isn't immediately needed, this idea has been dropped. 

We couldn't really do much at the beginning of this injury. We were waiting for other family members to make decisions. We fixed our dog pen during this time, because that was a huge problem for us. We also got a truck repaired, which was another problem causing stress. After the dog pen was properly set up and escape-proof, I added some protection spells.

First, I added bottles. This looks very French to me. Every time I walk by, I think New Orleans and voodoo. 
I have used this piece in several protection spells. 
I added bottles to the other side. It was a little tricky to add decoration without blocking security cameras, but I managed it very well. 
The has been used for general majick, weather majick, summer solstice rituals, and to combat seasonal depression. 
I used all brown bottles here to balance the green on the opposite side. 
The color of the zip ties is deliberate. 
Putting the bottles upside down is important. If water gets in the bottles and freezes, the glass will bust. 

I relocated my blue bottle tree. 
Now I have a bottle tree on either side of the garden entrance. 

I moved the geraniums to the corner of the dog pen as geraniums help to repel mosquitoes. I will be adding fragrant herbs to help with the smell. The entire front will probably be nice smelling plants. 

Lots of people have seen the art I added to the dog pen. I don't think anyone has realized those are spells. I don't think spells have to be in any particular format. My majick doesn't need to look like anyone else's. I'm big on using what I already have. I also reuse things. I don't believe spells really end, though they may play out once the goal is met. 

I found a new manifesting technique, which sort of falls in the transmuting work I am already doing. I haven't actually tried it yet. If it works, I will be writing about that. I haven't forgotten about showing my tools. I just haven't had a moment to sit down and write until today. I have some large projects in the works. This past weekend made me realize how much boundaries are needed. I have been trusting people to respect my time, but they are too self-absorbed to be considerate of anyone. 

I also realized that we must move to Homestead and if I don't set the timeline then I won't be in control of what happens. I probably won't have full control anyway, but I know if I don't take action then things will happen that will make me extremely unhappy. 

My health is another issue that I need to take control of. I have been making attempts at doing what is best for me, but these are also the first things I shove aside whenever stress arises. This leads to more problems, or flares that could have been prevented. Usually I do fairly well in the morning, but as the day wears on and I become tired or overwhelmed, I drop the much needed routines. That has to stop. I must aim for consistency throughout the day. 

I'm going to make some art changes too, but I need to get busy. I've spent too long at the computer. Blessed be, my dears. Stay safe and well.  

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