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The World is Dark and Heavy: 5 Soundtracks to help you Release Fear, Refocus, and Connect to Spirits

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...

The Problem with Digitial Witchcraft - Forced Morals are Destroying Paganism and The Occult

  Spirituality has always been the primary focus of my blog. While I previously shared personal life topics on my old hosting platform, I'm now bringing that element back. I feel it's time to properly introduce myself and provide insight into who I am, my spiritual path, and where I stand on various matters. Some might perceive me as arrogant or even rude, but I assure you this isn't the case. I genuinely appreciate how the Internet and social media have opened doors for the spiritually curious. When I was younger – the age of many "baby witches" as they're now called – learning required hunting down underground books, visiting obscure bookstores where you had to specially request certain texts, and spending countless hours in libraries sifting through literature. Today, this information is readily accessible online. However, this accessibility has brought its own challenges. We're seeing a surge of misinformation and individuals who decide on a whim to pr...

Exploring 3 Classic Novels Filled with Occult Symbolism - Hidden Spiritual References

  Have you ever noticed how the whispers of the occult and the allure of mysticism seem to weave their way through the fabric of our society, often hiding in plain sight? It’s fascinating to think that these ancient practices and beliefs have influenced art, literature, and culture since the dawn of human expression. As we delve into the pages of three classic novels—“The Secret Garden,” “The Picture of Dorian Gray,” and “The Master and Margarita”—we’ll uncover the hidden layers of symbolism and mysticism that not only enrich these stories but also reflect the deeper truths of our existence. Each of these works serves as a testament to the enduring power of the unseen, inviting us to explore the profound connections between the mystical and the everyday. And if you’re intrigued and want to dive into these literary gems yourself, I’ve linked them at the end on Amazon for your convenience. 1. "The Secret Garden" by Frances Hodgson Burnett Frances Hodgson Burnett's "The...

The Book of Forbidden Knowledge - An Occult MUST READ

  Among the myriad occult texts that emerged in the early 20th century,   The Book of Forbidden Knowledge   stands out as a captivating compendium of esoteric wisdom. First published in 1910 by Johnson Smith & Company, this enigmatic volume offers readers a glimpse into a world filled with mystical practices, folk remedies, and arcane ritual. Spanning topics from black magick and ceremonial rites to talismans and fortune-telling, the book serves as a comprehensive guide to various aspects of the occult. Its pages delve into subjects like mesmerism, hypnotism, and psychic influence, reflecting the era's fascination with the boundaries of mental prowess and the exploration of hidden abilities. It’s no wonder this is a favorite in my library! But what makes it good enough to suggest that  you  should give it a place on your bookshelf? For starters, the source. Johnson Smith & Company, the original publisher, was renowned in the early 1900s for producing nov...