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traditions passed on

by christine-eglantine

my mother insists she was never a witch but she gave me a bag of amethyst, sunstones, citrine
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Sep 14, 2014
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my family is heavily connected to the practice of witchcraft, and my atheist mother insists that she was never a part to it. in part because the rest of my family insists that they are just 'catholic with some personal traditions'. i've gone a little off the deep end with it, not gonna lie, but it makes me feel better about the world and that's something.

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#rocks#collector#crystals#traditions#witch#wicca#roma
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