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Good Sunday to you my friends, Here is this evenings Witchy/Magickal/Pagan post from A Witch Awakens. May it help you delve deeper into your Shadows...

PROMPT: Explore the concept of the witch's shadow - the hidden repressed aspects of your magickal self. What aspects of your magickal practice do you shy away from, and why?

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I know some of you out there have mentioned so here's a I'd trust. :blobwitchtea:

Watch "Feeding Your Demons by Tsultrim Allione [2 Minute Overview]" by @foolishfish https://youtu.be/ZEVbA0Qni6M?si=6zJF91wsGRwwcfGt

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** the image is of the book **

Sometimes Reddit gives some good content. I came across a recommendation for this book in r/relationship_advice and started reading it last night. I've come to the conclusion that this is a really great book that I think everyone should read. I say everyone because I feel like women who are abusive may play the same game that men do.

This comes from a therapist who specializes in abuse and writes out her experiences and thoughts on why men do what they do and what red flags to look out for.

I haven't finished the book yet, but I've already learned so much and it has opened my eyes to what lies beyond their actions. I'll post more thoughts as I read/after I finish the book.

  • From the author's introduction: "I have simply chosen the word abuser as a shorthand way of saying 'men who chronically make their partners feel mistreated or devalued.'"

Update @ 11:32am EST | I can't seem to edit the ALT text for the image to say the book's title. The book is called "Why Does He Do That?: Inside the Minds of Angry and Controlling Men" by Lundy Bancroft.

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