I was raised by a wonderful African American lady and she taught me lots and lots of proactive magic because my mom was a mean alcoholic and Granny was afraid she would hurt me!! I thank the Universe every day for my Granny!!
I live in Chattanooga, and we have 2 battlefields near by. One is the 2nd bloodiest battlefield, just after Gettysburg. I love walking the trails at the Chickamauga Battlefield! Hundreds of acres of beautiful woods, protected land. Yes, there were terrible battles there, as Chickamauga means river of blood, which the Cherokee named because of the creek. However, when I walk most trails, I feel so many different things. Not all is sadness. There's a lot of other history there too, like the native families that lived there prior to being driven out. There's this one trail where I can usually feel and picture these Cherokee children laughing and chasing each other through the trees alongside the creek. It's such a happy feeling! They're laughing and running. Then, every time, deer will run through right after. There were homesteads with families that shared love and family. So much history, let's not allow the good to be forever hidden by war's shadow! Now it's peaceful land with deep woods, protecting many animal and tree species.
Ivy, I so appreciate the editing/design of this interview. The "currently discussing" bit on the bottom as well as the book title/author was so helpful ❤
Really loved this conversation. Really opened my eyes to the magic in things I'm already doing and how much effect it could be having, and how important it is to really steward the land in a conscious way that connects to the history of the part of the earth you're on.
This was such a great chat! Thank you both!😊🙏💚 And I agree, New Orleans (even on screen in movies and shows) just feels DIFFERENT. There's some strong energy there!🔥
I always smile when you mention witches of the crossroads. I am a follower of Hekate who rules the crossroads. Crossroads are magic wherever they are found.
This conversation was a joy to watch. I am from the same part of the country as Taren, maybe 2 hours west, so my own workings is more Appalachian granny magic than coastal root working. My magic of place is more Cherokee and Scotch- Irish than Hoodoo and Voodoo. But I still found myself nodding along throughout the whole video. I love these colabs and can’t wait to see who’s next.
Im German and even the most "secular" people who ever visited concentration camps, all say that the atmosphere felt really heavy and often they had trouble breathing when entering the gas chambers. Most people visit Auschwitz-Birkenau, which is a museum now, in today's Poland. (The borders shifted a lot through WWII.) I've not had the opportunity to go yet, but it's on my bucket list, although im scared because im an empath and feel energies quite quickly. So it'll be a very intense experience when I do.
My Grandma was Irish and emigrated to England. She had my mum who, in turn, had me and my sisters. A few years ago, I took my mum to Ireland, south past Cork and unwittingly ended up 2 miles outside of a town called Skibbereen. It was the epicentre of the potato famine. Me and my (sceptical) mum, struggled with the energy we could feel in the land around there. No offence to anyone who lives there, but as a sensitive, it was overwhelming.
I’m from Germany too. And I come from a city which was very heavily bombed and then slowly restored. It’s a great place now, but there are still places that struggled to become “nice” much more than others. And those are the places that had more trauma stored. I think the best way to approach those places is to give them time, not force anything, be respectful and give little offerings of effort to restore it to its original beauty, because that place will always remember everything. And those places in the end can be powerful allies. But it takes time, and some take many more decades than others. A good and healthy remembrance culture can go a long way too.
@delfinfynn843 it was here, too. Because of the industry. Our town is just outside of Cologne. We do a lot of education at school and there are many cultural and political events here to remember. Artists have done a lot, too. I've also researched into the local witchhunts in medieval times, of which there wasn't much locally, but there's a modern statue of a cauldron in the countryside where it happened, so people are facing the past and trying to heal it. It's helping a lot to restore the piece of the land.
@snakebear4183 I can imagine that it must have been a difficult experience. I was in that area on holiday with my family as a child, but then, being only 7 or 8, I was oblivious of those things. I only learned about the famine later at school. Remembrance and empathy go a long way to restore better energies, but it's a slow process, for sure. I've seen a post on FB of a statue honouring a Native American tribe who sent money to Ireland when they heard about the famine, even though they didn't have much themselves. It really touched me, especially when you think about what happened to the First Nation peoples at the hand of the whites. I was so loved when I read that, the love and compassion touched me deeply.
ivy, you are awesome at interviewing people. this is a great episode. taren is wonderful too. i love the folk magick/conjure topics, they just feel more in-reach or accessible. thank you!
I totally agree, I am still listening to this episode and I have already ordered the book- very interesting and fascinating- thank you Ivy and Taren 🖤🖤🖤🐾🐈⬛
I loved this so much. I have done most of my growing in the South, and the way Taren speaks about magic and history and the land makes my heart flutter and my eyes well up. There's so much to this place when we stop and think about it. I'm definitely going to need this book after I finish some of my reading stack. Thank you for a wonderful introduction once again Ivy!
Thank you for this interview. The part about actually connecting with the land and dirt being something that takes immense time and care to cultivate rings so true to my journey. Hearing someone else who’s been in the craft for much longer confirm that it takes effort and time to really feel connected to the land made me feel so much more at peace with the seemingly slow pace I’m making. Also lovely to hear about other witchy stories.
Oh my gosh! I think she is my most favorite guest you have ever had! I need to know more about dirt magic now! I need to watch her channel! I need her book!! Thank you Ivy!!!!
I have thought about some of these topics so so much this year. Last spring I moved from Kansas City to Wisconsin and I immediately noticed the difference in house spirits. I think migration patterns left more than just descents.
Welcome to Wisco! I grew up here, but was born in Washington state. Having visited since then, as well as places like Colorado and Texas, I absolutely agree with you. Immigration patterns brought so many different energies to the places people have settled. I'm doing some family tree work rn, and stumbled on so much Nordic presence here IMO from the large amount of Norwegian Immigration to this area. 🙂 My next step is to dig further and study closer the native tribes, to give them the respect they deserve.
This was such a wonderful interview, thank you so much Ivy!! I really loved the section on connecting to land and different places. It was funny to me, that the dirt in the corners was mentioned, because in German folk practice it’s most important to keep the corners clean, because it is where the house spirits live. Always great to hear other perspectives of similar concepts in the end.
Ivy, I absolutely love your Chanel and this is an example of why. You invite marvelous characters like her. You ask all the questions we are thinking. Well done! Btw I’m buying this book today🌸
Very awesome discussion!! When you mentioned Gettysburg I felt the same. It's hard for me to watch shows about it. I can feel it through the tv. Can't imagine being there in person. This podcast helped me understand emotions when walking through areas/land.
I just got done with this book and it is definitely a staple on my book shelf she has done such an amazing job on writing this out. So imformative but like you said so approachable. Loved this book❤
Ivy, I get so excited when I see you do collabs with other witches I follow 😁😁😁💚💚 seeing things like this make me want to be a content creator just to hopefully get to meet all of you awesomely wonderful people and magickal beings✨
I am half Cahuilla and live on the rez i feel real connected to my ancestore thru the dirt when danger i pitcher them surrounding me in there head dresses. my family were Shamans but my cousin who was last died in 70s and no one kept it going im learning on my own but i always feel ancestors with me
Loved this interview and I've ordered her book. I can't wait to get more in touch with the land. I'll be moving soon and I want to connect to the new land. This is going to be so much fun.
Ivy, this was an absolute amazing video!!! Even being under the weather i had to watch it as soon as I saw it pop up. That paragraph you read had me crying! It hit so deep! Thank you for everything you offer each of us through these videos ❤
Loved the energy ..and to learn about what dirt truely can represent is awesome and can be added to so many things a practitioner can do😊thank you very much
This is so great! I had the honor of meeting Taren at Mystic South last summer and I attended her presentation on graveyard dirt. I have several of her books on my wish list but I went ahead and purchased this one because I had just done my first dirt working. I went and got my dirt and was still contemplating my spell when it manifested. I thought, “damn that’s some powerful shit!“ I definitely see more dirt magic in my future!
Yes!! My two favorite TH-cam witches in one video, I can't wait to watch! Just what I needed after a long Sunday of working manager on duty at a Tennessee Torrid on a Sunday when all of the cranky ladies are out, it's Torrid Cash weekend, and a lot of people are just getting out after the storms last week. It was a really long and hard day. I really love and respect both of you, and I learn so much from you two! Y'all also make me laugh and smile. Thanks for the rescue of my mind tonight. I'm gonna stop typing now and watch! lol I'm excited!!
Great, another witchy creator to follow :). Your taste for guest is awesome as always :) I really waited for dirt magic content because it's so underated! Definitely source of inspiration (I live in the house build in 1830's, by crossroads with church, graveyard and park within 50m around, so a lot dirt to use ^^) Also appreciate perspective on "traumatized" soil, as I live in Poland - battlefield of Europe for ages, recent scars after WW2 and post-war soviet occupation (and I mean RECENT - when communist system was abolished here, in 1989 I was 1yo. We have millenials traumatized by soviet system, ffs. And as for WW2 - my dad was also 1yo when it started), and now hot war going on our doorstep, in Ukraine. Blood never have time to dry here before it is spilled again...
Yesss! I love Taren and her channel, her words and wisdom speak so deeply to the practice of magic, you can tell just how beautifully passionate she is about the craft just from her voice.
love this! I'm not done watching the video yet, but I had to comment, I've been drawn to dirt since my childhood, more so than almost anything else. I don't even have a deep connection with plants, and I doubted my magical practice because of this, but this video showed me how important and amazing dirt is and can be. Thanks to both of you!
Such a lovely interview! I’ve been talking about the spirit of place for decades (finally someone who gets it), the actual earth you’re walking on wherever you are & how if we “tune in” how advantageous it is to our spiritual growth. I collect dirt from wherever I am, just feels right y’know? Plus I collect dirt from where I want to return; kind of feels like it’s in my ancestry if that makes sense. TSVM! Much love to you both! Jet 🧡🎸🎶⚡️🦋🏍
Ivy!! ❤ i adore you, you always have fascinating topics! I'm reaching out and wondering if your cousin is still making custom poppets? I would love to buy one from her please.
Lovely! Taren, if you find your way to the comments, I have an off the wall question! I'm writing a book and I have a very specific character that is a Southern mystic. If it is alright with you, I would love to borrow inspiration from you and all you speak of and stand for to craft this High Priestess. I certainly won't do so if it doesn't sit well with you, and I am happy to reach out more personally if you'd like! Well wishes, sweet soul! 💜
I LOVED this video! Taren was so fun and your questions were so engaging. You guys brought a whole new light to the magic of earth and I’m so here for it. ☺️🤍
Loved the video and Taren S'. books are great. This one is on my wish list. I love both you and Taren. However, the rant over New Orleans v.s. Salem bothers me. Why do we have to say one is better over the other. Why can we not acknowledge that both support witches in different ways? Dont we want to support all witches? Have either of you been to Salem? It's comparing apples and oranges. Salem has changed and is really more about modern witches and acceptance and supporting small businesses while honoring the past history. Salem is full of maritime history, among other things. Please keep an open mind.
It's a bit funny that you said that it's not like a recipe, but I have gotten into cooking more recently and it kind of is. When cooking, it is best to use the recipe as a guideline and look at it like this is how this person made this food. However, you will find that you don't have the same produce in season or the same herbs or spices, but you do have something else that may work for what you are looking for. It's kind of the same with personal practice. If you follow the guidelines and understand the correspondences and what is available, you might be able to find what works for you. In fact, as it is personalized for you and where you are practicing, what you have likely works better for you than if you did blindly follow someone else's recipe.
Can tree spirits make you step in dog shit? I was wondering around trying to absorb the trees energy naturally. Looking up and admiring and maybe judging them also. I was trying to work out which one I liked the most. And then walked a heap of dog shit home. Is this a thing that was done in spite or am I reading too much into it?
Hey hun would love to do a collab with you still ... I do have a video on different types of dirts and what they do.. Also have a part 2 coming.... Magical dirt video link is below.. th-cam.com/video/eEvxzpKOJNc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RrEEdrUbMuvppLG4
How exciting! I still plan on taking a break from collabs for a while but will definitely let you know! I have a couple collabs from last year that got pushed off so I'm just wrapping those up. ☺️
@@IvyTheOccultist I'm printing a book for beginners so that's in the pipelines and also do have a beginner witch class with diy also included where we make annoiting oils,bath mixes, candle making, florida water, incense cones all sorts.. we have this year coming having different kinds of witches students can ask questions if about that type of witching they do... if u wanna join in
Genetic memory 🤣. Now that no living American has ever been a slave or owned a slave Genetic memory is a great phrase to keep the grievance Olympic games alive. "Yeah my daddy is a rich and famous politician with a summer home in Zurich but my DNA can still feel the pain of a whip from hundreds of years ago" 😂
I was raised by a wonderful African American lady and she taught me lots and lots of proactive magic because my mom was a mean alcoholic and Granny was afraid she would hurt me!! I thank the Universe every day for my Granny!!
I am not done watching but I had to jump to the comments to say I really appreciated Taren’s words on representation and cultural practices.
She is a wonderful person and her respect for the communities she is involved in is unmatched! ❤️
The smell of soil and dirt is the best.i take it all in when I smell it it feels so free and fresh and healing it gives me peace.
I live in Chattanooga, and we have 2 battlefields near by. One is the 2nd bloodiest battlefield, just after Gettysburg. I love walking the trails at the Chickamauga Battlefield! Hundreds of acres of beautiful woods, protected land. Yes, there were terrible battles there, as Chickamauga means river of blood, which the Cherokee named because of the creek. However, when I walk most trails, I feel so many different things. Not all is sadness. There's a lot of other history there too, like the native families that lived there prior to being driven out. There's this one trail where I can usually feel and picture these Cherokee children laughing and chasing each other through the trees alongside the creek. It's such a happy feeling! They're laughing and running. Then, every time, deer will run through right after. There were homesteads with families that shared love and family. So much history, let's not allow the good to be forever hidden by war's shadow! Now it's peaceful land with deep woods, protecting many animal and tree species.
Ivy, I so appreciate the editing/design of this interview. The "currently discussing" bit on the bottom as well as the book title/author was so helpful ❤
Oops, just now seeing this because of your other comment! ❤️❤️ Thank you; I'm so glad this was helpful!
Really loved this conversation. Really opened my eyes to the magic in things I'm already doing and how much effect it could be having, and how important it is to really steward the land in a conscious way that connects to the history of the part of the earth you're on.
This was such a great chat! Thank you both!😊🙏💚
And I agree, New Orleans (even on screen in movies and shows) just feels DIFFERENT. There's some strong energy there!🔥
I always smile when you mention witches of the crossroads. I am a follower of Hekate who rules the crossroads. Crossroads are magic wherever they are found.
This conversation was a joy to watch. I am from the same part of the country as Taren, maybe 2 hours west, so my own workings is more Appalachian granny magic than coastal root working. My magic of place is more Cherokee and Scotch- Irish than Hoodoo and Voodoo. But I still found myself nodding along throughout the whole video. I love these colabs and can’t wait to see who’s next.
Im German and even the most "secular" people who ever visited concentration camps, all say that the atmosphere felt really heavy and often they had trouble breathing when entering the gas chambers. Most people visit Auschwitz-Birkenau, which is a museum now, in today's Poland. (The borders shifted a lot through WWII.) I've not had the opportunity to go yet, but it's on my bucket list, although im scared because im an empath and feel energies quite quickly. So it'll be a very intense experience when I do.
My Grandma was Irish and emigrated to England. She had my mum who, in turn, had me and my sisters. A few years ago, I took my mum to Ireland, south past Cork and unwittingly ended up 2 miles outside of a town called Skibbereen. It was the epicentre of the potato famine. Me and my (sceptical) mum, struggled with the energy we could feel in the land around there. No offence to anyone who lives there, but as a sensitive, it was overwhelming.
I’m from Germany too. And I come from a city which was very heavily bombed and then slowly restored. It’s a great place now, but there are still places that struggled to become “nice” much more than others. And those are the places that had more trauma stored. I think the best way to approach those places is to give them time, not force anything, be respectful and give little offerings of effort to restore it to its original beauty, because that place will always remember everything. And those places in the end can be powerful allies. But it takes time, and some take many more decades than others. A good and healthy remembrance culture can go a long way too.
@delfinfynn843 it was here, too. Because of the industry. Our town is just outside of Cologne. We do a lot of education at school and there are many cultural and political events here to remember. Artists have done a lot, too. I've also researched into the local witchhunts in medieval times, of which there wasn't much locally, but there's a modern statue of a cauldron in the countryside where it happened, so people are facing the past and trying to heal it. It's helping a lot to restore the piece of the land.
@snakebear4183 I can imagine that it must have been a difficult experience. I was in that area on holiday with my family as a child, but then, being only 7 or 8, I was oblivious of those things. I only learned about the famine later at school. Remembrance and empathy go a long way to restore better energies, but it's a slow process, for sure. I've seen a post on FB of a statue honouring a Native American tribe who sent money to Ireland when they heard about the famine, even though they didn't have much themselves. It really touched me, especially when you think about what happened to the First Nation peoples at the hand of the whites. I was so loved when I read that, the love and compassion touched me deeply.
Screaming!!!!!!!!!!! Love you both
Excellent, Ivy! And thank you, Taren, for sharing your wisdom and good humor with us all.😊
What a truly wonderful treat 🖤 two of my favourite magical ladies 👏
Thoroughly enjoyed this thank you both so much
ivy, you are awesome at interviewing people. this is a great episode. taren is wonderful too. i love the folk magick/conjure topics, they just feel more in-reach or accessible. thank you!
Thank you; that means a lot to me. I'm trying my best to improve my interviewing skills! 😂 Taren is truly a gem.
I totally agree, I am still listening to this episode and I have already ordered the book- very interesting and fascinating- thank you Ivy and Taren 🖤🖤🖤🐾🐈⬛
Some of those laws are not really enforced in Arkansas and Louisiana but still on the books!! I grew up here!
You telling me young men don’t get stopped for “standing around” or “looking up to no good”?
I loved this so much. I have done most of my growing in the South, and the way Taren speaks about magic and history and the land makes my heart flutter and my eyes well up. There's so much to this place when we stop and think about it. I'm definitely going to need this book after I finish some of my reading stack. Thank you for a wonderful introduction once again Ivy!
Thank you for this interview.
The part about actually connecting with the land and dirt being something that takes immense time and care to cultivate rings so true to my journey. Hearing someone else who’s been in the craft for much longer confirm that it takes effort and time to really feel connected to the land made me feel so much more at peace with the seemingly slow pace I’m making. Also lovely to hear about other witchy stories.
Oh my gosh! I think she is my most favorite guest you have ever had! I need to know more about dirt magic now! I need to watch her channel! I need her book!! Thank you Ivy!!!!
I have thought about some of these topics so so much this year. Last spring I moved from Kansas City to Wisconsin and I immediately noticed the difference in house spirits. I think migration patterns left more than just descents.
Welcome to Wisco! I grew up here, but was born in Washington state. Having visited since then, as well as places like Colorado and Texas, I absolutely agree with you. Immigration patterns brought so many different energies to the places people have settled. I'm doing some family tree work rn, and stumbled on so much Nordic presence here IMO from the large amount of Norwegian Immigration to this area. 🙂 My next step is to dig further and study closer the native tribes, to give them the respect they deserve.
Oh what a pleasure to see you two in one place!!! Love this!!!
Thank you Ivy, you do ask great questions and are so dear, you bring out the sparkle of your guests.
I love this. 🐸🍄🙏🏻💀🖤🌹
Taren, love your hat flower and earrings! ❤
New Orleans is totally on my bucket list as well!
This was such a wonderful interview, thank you so much Ivy!! I really loved the section on connecting to land and different places.
It was funny to me, that the dirt in the corners was mentioned, because in German folk practice it’s most important to keep the corners clean, because it is where the house spirits live. Always great to hear other perspectives of similar concepts in the end.
Good morning from Germany, great talk with a great witch. Thank you for sharing💫
Yes, Ivy, you always ask great questions!
Ivy, I absolutely love your Chanel and this is an example of why.
You invite marvelous characters like her.
You ask all the questions we are thinking.
Well done!
Btw I’m buying this book today🌸
Wow… just ‘wow’… what amazing two ladies y’all are 🥰♥️
Very awesome discussion!! When you mentioned Gettysburg I felt the same. It's hard for me to watch shows about it. I can feel it through the tv. Can't imagine being there in person.
This podcast helped me understand emotions when walking through areas/land.
Truly Magickal. BB
Thank you so much to you both for an absolutely wonderful conversation. So interesting and inspirational! ❤
I just got done with this book and it is definitely a staple on my book shelf she has done such an amazing job on writing this out. So imformative but like you said so approachable. Loved this book❤
Omg yes you and Taren S 🙌🏼 are both amazing women ❤
precious shell shelters and sweet reed baskets..' gulla' 🌾
I was literally about to ask you dirt magick questions and this video comes out. OMG! Thank you.
❤❤❤I just want to say, "Thank You".😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉
Ivy, I get so excited when I see you do collabs with other witches I follow 😁😁😁💚💚 seeing things like this make me want to be a content creator just to hopefully get to meet all of you awesomely wonderful people and magickal beings✨
I really enjoyed this video ❤ She is a hoot and I love it! We need more people with her humor! Wonderful questions and info, thank you for this!
One video on shapeshifting magick
This is one of my favorite interview episodes so far. I had a good time watching this.
Got the book saved for next purchase. Loved the misfires, now that would be an awesome book too.
I am half Cahuilla and live on the rez i feel real connected to my ancestore thru the dirt when danger i pitcher them surrounding me in there head dresses. my family were Shamans but my cousin who was last died in 70s and no one kept it going im learning on my own but i always feel ancestors with me
Loved this interview and I've ordered her book. I can't wait to get more in touch with the land. I'll be moving soon and I want to connect to the new land. This is going to be so much fun.
Ivy, this was an absolute amazing video!!! Even being under the weather i had to watch it as soon as I saw it pop up. That paragraph you read had me crying! It hit so deep! Thank you for everything you offer each of us through these videos ❤
Loved the energy ..and to learn about what dirt truely can represent is awesome and can be added to so many things a practitioner can do😊thank you very much
Love you 2
Been following you 2 for forever.
Great video ❤
interesting and inspiring conversation u guys! I have not yet considered many of these things yet and am excited to ponder xx
This is so great! I had the honor of meeting Taren at Mystic South last summer and I attended her presentation on graveyard dirt. I have several of her books on my wish list but I went ahead and purchased this one because I had just done my first dirt working. I went and got my dirt and was still contemplating my spell when it manifested. I thought, “damn that’s some powerful shit!“ I definitely see more dirt magic in my future!
Yes!! My two favorite TH-cam witches in one video, I can't wait to watch! Just what I needed after a long Sunday of working manager on duty at a Tennessee Torrid on a Sunday when all of the cranky ladies are out, it's Torrid Cash weekend, and a lot of people are just getting out after the storms last week. It was a really long and hard day. I really love and respect both of you, and I learn so much from you two! Y'all also make me laugh and smile. Thanks for the rescue of my mind tonight. I'm gonna stop typing now and watch! lol I'm excited!!
I gotta get this book soon. I love Taren and her channel.
Great, another witchy creator to follow :). Your taste for guest is awesome as always :)
I really waited for dirt magic content because it's so underated! Definitely source of inspiration (I live in the house build in 1830's, by crossroads with church, graveyard and park within 50m around, so a lot dirt to use ^^)
Also appreciate perspective on "traumatized" soil, as I live in Poland - battlefield of Europe for ages, recent scars after WW2 and post-war soviet occupation (and I mean RECENT - when communist system was abolished here, in 1989 I was 1yo. We have millenials traumatized by soviet system, ffs. And as for WW2 - my dad was also 1yo when it started), and now hot war going on our doorstep, in Ukraine. Blood never have time to dry here before it is spilled again...
I am definitely buying this book
Love Taren S. She has such a wealth of information
Yesss! I love Taren and her channel, her words and wisdom speak so deeply to the practice of magic, you can tell just how beautifully passionate she is about the craft just from her voice.
This made me bawl my eyes out 😢I feel that sacred connection to dirt 🌏
really great and fun interview - well done to both of you
Great and refreshing and knowable video thank you both so very much. And I am so going to find her book lol!❤❤😂😊
loved that interview!!
This was wonderful
That was awesome! ❤❤❤
love this! I'm not done watching the video yet, but I had to comment, I've been drawn to dirt since my childhood, more so than almost anything else. I don't even have a deep connection with plants, and I doubted my magical practice because of this, but this video showed me how important and amazing dirt is and can be. Thanks to both of you!
I loved this!!!! Thank you
Such a lovely interview! I’ve been talking about the spirit of place for decades (finally someone who gets it), the actual earth you’re walking on wherever you are & how if we “tune in” how advantageous it is to our spiritual growth. I collect dirt from wherever I am, just feels right y’know? Plus I collect dirt from where I want to return; kind of feels like it’s in my ancestry if that makes sense. TSVM! Much love to you both! Jet 🧡🎸🎶⚡️🦋🏍
Thank you for this! Taren deserves more attention.
Very insightful!
Amazing video
i loved this!
Freakin amazing talk
Loved it 🖤
Excellent interview; thank you both. ❤
I'm also just realising, in Hindu rituals like pujas, dirt from different places is often used
Ivy!! ❤ i adore you, you always have fascinating topics! I'm reaching out and wondering if your cousin is still making custom poppets? I would love to buy one from her please.
Lovely! Taren, if you find your way to the comments, I have an off the wall question! I'm writing a book and I have a very specific character that is a Southern mystic. If it is alright with you, I would love to borrow inspiration from you and all you speak of and stand for to craft this High Priestess. I certainly won't do so if it doesn't sit well with you, and I am happy to reach out more personally if you'd like! Well wishes, sweet soul! 💜
can you put link to ur other vids about fairy and gnomes, please
I LOVED this video! Taren was so fun and your questions were so engaging. You guys brought a whole new light to the magic of earth and I’m so here for it. ☺️🤍
Is there any benefit or detriment to adding Cemetery dirt to an ancestral altar?
Loved the video and Taren S'. books are great. This one is on my wish list. I love both you and Taren. However, the rant over New Orleans v.s. Salem bothers me. Why do we have to say one is better over the other. Why can we not acknowledge that both support witches in different ways? Dont we want to support all witches? Have either of you been to Salem? It's comparing apples and oranges. Salem has changed and is really more about modern witches and acceptance and supporting small businesses while honoring the past history. Salem is full of maritime history, among other things. Please keep an open mind.
It's a bit funny that you said that it's not like a recipe, but I have gotten into cooking more recently and it kind of is. When cooking, it is best to use the recipe as a guideline and look at it like this is how this person made this food. However, you will find that you don't have the same produce in season or the same herbs or spices, but you do have something else that may work for what you are looking for. It's kind of the same with personal practice. If you follow the guidelines and understand the correspondences and what is available, you might be able to find what works for you. In fact, as it is personalized for you and where you are practicing, what you have likely works better for you than if you did blindly follow someone else's recipe.
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Can tree spirits make you step in dog shit? I was wondering around trying to absorb the trees energy naturally. Looking up and admiring and maybe judging them also. I was trying to work out which one I liked the most. And then walked a heap of dog shit home. Is this a thing that was done in spite or am I reading too much into it?
or maybe you just need to be more aware of your surroundings
Hey hun would love to do a collab with you still ... I do have a video on different types of dirts and what they do.. Also have a part 2 coming.... Magical dirt video link is below..
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How exciting! I still plan on taking a break from collabs for a while but will definitely let you know! I have a couple collabs from last year that got pushed off so I'm just wrapping those up. ☺️
@@IvyTheOccultist I'm printing a book for beginners so that's in the pipelines and also do have a beginner witch class with diy also included where we make annoiting oils,bath mixes, candle making, florida water, incense cones all sorts.. we have this year coming having different kinds of witches students can ask questions if about that type of witching they do... if u wanna join in
Genetic memory 🤣. Now that no living American has ever been a slave or owned a slave Genetic memory is a great phrase to keep the grievance Olympic games alive. "Yeah my daddy is a rich and famous politician with a summer home in Zurich but my DNA can still feel the pain of a whip from hundreds of years ago" 😂
This was one of the most delightful interviews! Bonus gift -- you helped me find a new content creator to learn about, @IvyTheOccultist 😊