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There's a lot happening in the world, and our complex human minds are absorbing things they were never meant to. It's easy to pick up on messy energy from those around us, whether they're close friends, online acquaintances, or colleagues. In the wake of recent events, finding inner peace is more important than ever. I personally like to use sound to resolve any internal conflict, whether it's self-inflicted or from an outside source. So many things affect our mental health and peace of mind. Here are some of my go-to guided YouTube videos that I listen to on my earbuds to relax, remove negative energy, or ward off outside influences. Satania: Block unwanted Telepathy, Psychic Spies Mantras   This is an excellent tool to boost your focus meditations, cleansings, or removals.  Navanaiz Shamanic Journey: Release Fear and Emotional Baggage   This track is excellent for "touching grass." I play this on my earbuds when I need to step outside to breathe or during an...

  I am sure by now everyone has heard of the viral stuffed toys called Labubus. And if you have children, you may even own one. For a while now I have sat on the fence about whether to jump into the discussion. However, now that they are bringing Pazuzu into the mix, I feel it may actually be long overdue. Plus, I can't let them do my guy Paz like that. First, the Labubu is a little creature that to me actually more resembles the characters from the children's book “Where the Wild Things Are” by Maurice Sendak. Due to their current TikTok status, these things sell for anywhere from $50 to close to $200 US dollars. It really seems like everyone is talking about these whimsical little beasts. However, as with anything else, they are now shrouded in conspiracy. Claims that these dolls are vessels for the demon Pazuzu are at the top of the list. There are videos circulating all over the internet of priests actually blessing these children's toys, as well as parents snatching th...

"Circe Offering the Cup to Ulysses" by John William Waterhouse   Covens Aren't for Everyone: The Benefits of Being a Solo Witch You're probably not shocked to learn that I'm one of those witches who doesn't play well with others. Group settings have never worked for me, and they never will. And it's not based solely on my disdain for most people in general, nor is it some unhealed part of myself. I always find it interesting when others say, "Well, you need girlfriends. It's just a wall you've put up." No, it isn't. It's the "social norms" that you've been toting around with you since you could form any type of meaningful relationship. So, who has the baggage? Me, or you? It's perfectly acceptable to choose to keep your circle of fellow humans extremely small. Mine, for instance, consists of my partner and my children. I have one or two friends I'm willing to see face-to-face for any length of time. The rest ...

  Statue of Baphomet at the Salem Location When the Satanic Temple is mentioned, the typical reaction is often one of disdain, confusion, or simply a lack of awareness that such an organization exists. And, of course, in today's climate where everything is "the work of the devil," it tends to be an ill-received topic, depending on who you talk to. I have always had a particular fondness for Satanists. Over the years, if I were to be stuck in a room with a Wiccan, a Heathen, and a kitchen witch, I'm going to leave and go find a Satanist. For the most part, they tend to be some of the most docile and genuinely thoughtful people I have ever met. Perhaps some of this stems from the frequent assumption that I am a Satanist myself. I'm not, by the way. As with everything, I collect information and knowledge that I apply to my own practical occult knowledge. And there's a lot of rich history and valuable information to be found within all belief systems, with Satani...