The magic circle

The Magic Circle is a Pre Raphaelite Oil on Canvas Painting created by John William Waterhouse in 1886. It lives at the Tate Britain in London. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Witches, Magic and Ritual & Ceremony.

Curious about how to cast a circle but not sure where to start? This ancient practice, central to many Wiccan and pagan rituals, is more than just drawing a line in the sand.

Electronic dance music has a secret, a secret its biggest “artists” don’t want you to know about. In the new producer/DJ paradigm, the age of the tastemaker

Witchcraft has a very special place in the culture of Spanish Galicia. One of the most famous people related to the old magical traditions is Maria Soliña, a Galician witch who lived during the 17th century. Despite her openness about supernatural practices, the intelligence of this remarkable woman allowed her to avoid the stake during the Inquisition.

Rune font is Moon Runes by Morten Bek. The base sparks are from the Unreal Particle Effects Demo. Used Level Sequencer for timing. Made textures with Substance Designer. Dr. Strange Sparks tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbQtzQsu_mM

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I’ll be the first to say it: Slavic witchcraft and Paganism is greatly underrated. But then again

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Let's see what a magic circle or magic ring really is? A crochet magic circle or a magic ring is a simple way to start crochet in the round. You just start crocheting in an adjustable loop by finishing the first round stitches you are required for the pattern. Once you are done, just pull the loop tight. And ta-dah, no more annoying hole left in the center of your first round. Isn't that just great? The most difficult part of all my crocheting efforts is the one which starts crocheting with…

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