Everyday Magick: Living Paganism Through Intentionality in the Mundane
There’s an unspoken pressure in many modern pagan spaces to always be doing more. More ritual. More altar maintenance. More observance of moon cycles and planetary hours. More candles, more herbs, more tools. The aesthetic of the curated ritual has, in many ways, overtaken the heart of the practice itself. This pressure isn’t always malicious - but it can quietly warp how we measure our connection to the sacred. If we aren’t careful, we can start to equate visibility with validity.
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