My respect goes go all the people who have started a new language recently and can’t understand literally anything.
My respect goes go all the people who have been learning a language for years now but struggle with understanding and/or saying anything more complicated than the most banal phrases.
My respect goes go all the people who are rediscovering a language they’ve studied once and feel like they’ll never be able to go back to where they have been.
My respect goes go all the people who feel like they’re going backwards. To those who think they’ve spent years doing things wrong. To those who think they’re not progressing and don’t know how to start to. To those who think they’re alone. To those who think they are the worst in their class. To those who had to stop learning for whatever reason. To those who wish they did because they’re not good enough.
***if you’re not also studying history and mythology you should not being doing deity work, especially concerning deities from cultures you know nothing about***
Kitchen witch this, sea witch that, stop trying to categorize me. I’m a kitchen witch when I’m in the kitchen and a sea witch when I’m on the beach and an urban witch when I’m looking for a parking space and a cyber witch right now as I send every single person who reads this a little blessing whether they agree with me or not. I refuse to fit into any single category. I am shifting as the desert sands and fleeting as a breeze and also stubborn as a brick. you cannot box me into a mood board, my vibes are transient and not always beautiful, i am discrétion and intensity and merry-hearted and grave and ditzy and tranquil and everything and nothing. Who I am changes every moment I’m alive and any attempt to limit me will be ruthlessly rejected. I was and I am and I will be and all of those things are different.
I am.
THIS!!! I am a WITCH! Simple as that. Whatever medium my tools and rituals take doesn’t box me into one label or another because then I only can use whatever is in that one box.
South American forest Indian, indigenous inhabitants of the tropical forests of South America.
Distribution of aboriginal South American and circum-Caribbean cultural groups.
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The tribal culturesof South America are so various that they cannot be adequately summarized in a brief space. The mosaic is baffling in its complexity: the cultures have…
