This is not meant to come off as rude but I’m glad that you in particular decided to participate in this hashtag because you’ve very publicly gone through a lot of change as a creator and a person. I’m glad we got the perspective of someone who has very much seen the “dark side” of content creation and come out the other side.
@ChaoticWitchAunt5 ай бұрын
This was not rude at all! Thank you so much for commenting.
@soniakimball5 ай бұрын
I enjoyed your responses to this tag. I am much older than you but I truly love your content and I'm not even remotely Italian.
@ChaoticWitchAunt5 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@reallymadnomad73305 ай бұрын
Wow, Frankie, you really bled all over this video. Some thoughts -- from a 76-year-old-solitary-male-witch-with-37-years-in-the-craft-who-began-as-Wiccan-but-progressed-to-eclecticism. (deep breath) There! My community is KZfaq, because I distrust social media -- I'm never sure with whom I'm dealing. I live smack in the middle of a huge population of sincere witch-burners. SSSShhhhhhh..... So, with this mental image: I can't avoid being bothered when I read "join my online witch school -- 12 easy lessons and you, too, can cast those spells and sling those cards!" I can't avoid feeling suspicious when tuition is required. But here you are with the "worker deserves her wage" argument, and I see your point. My feeble brain is simmering, simmering.... Thank you for this, Frankie. I promise I'm working on it. (Bought your book.) But, hey, consider this -- another word for "imposter syndrome" is "humility." Huh? Yeah? I'm full of this stuff. Would love to hear your thoughts on this: Ever go on Amazon and search for "witch kits"? For around $50, you can receive a box with "everything" you need to become a witch. Herbs, candles, incense, crystals, altar cloth, assorted tools, etc. Is this a soulless scam? Or is it just the thing for the excited youngster who lives in a swamp hut surrounded by witch-burning crocodiles? No, it may not be ideal, or necessarily desirable, but if it's the only way.... Poor dear. There you are at the conclusion segment, veilless, scratching your head and rubbing your eyes. Not sure which of us has the least money, but I'm on your side, Frankie. I really am.
@ChaoticWitchAunt5 ай бұрын
Thank you for your comment! I also feel off when I see the 12 easy lessons argument. I think I feel a distinction between a catch-all witchcraft course + a need for time to be compensated in a capitalist society…. but also how do we distinguish between something that feels predatory and something that works to create a space for learning? How do we make room for community in free, accessible spaces, but also recognize that many times the people doing that face financial hardship? I have no answers, truly, and feel like no one really wins when things around us are burning and inflation is at an all time high. I do feel like money / tuition is worth it when it’s a topic we care about & want to learn about - when it has scholarships, pay what you can, payment plans - and it’s clear they’re trying to make it accessible without sacrificing financial stability. But also - how do we identify the courses that are predatory & prey on those wanting to know more? RE: Amazon witch kits - I will always support and recognize the fact that many people are in situations where this is their only option. Do I love Amazon? No - but I love the witches who do not have access to the witch stores I do and are looking for a way to the Craft & a way to express themselves. I support those who are seeking and find this as their way. I don’t know about the people behind those kits - but I do know that it’s hard to play moral high ground when we are all in a shitty position monetarily & when lots of areas of my country are as you say witch-burners. I also support working with what you can outside your door, dollar store candles, grocery store herbs, and in a way want to show people that you don’t need to spend a bunch of money on crystals, herbs, or witch kits to start the path. You just need a rock or a tree outside your door (also sometimes difficult to find), or a bit of a dirt, a local crossroads. I want people to know that not having access to certain things doesn’t make you less of a witch. I tend to run the rubbing eyes, veil-less vibe often (esp off camera) and hope it didn’t come across being too tired. I did just wash my hair and was avoiding the helmet hair look. Sincerely, thank you for your comment & further extending the conversation. I appreciate you.
@linwong14945 ай бұрын
@@ChaoticWitchAunt " I have no answers, truly, and feel like no one really wins when things around us are burning and inflation is at an all time high. … … But also - how do we identify the courses that are predatory & prey on those wanting to know more? “ yes to this!!! Here in Hong Kong, people have caught onto the witchcraft trend and on instagram it’s flooded with courses on how to connect with Freyja, Heka and do western esoteric practices for no small amount (150usd for 3 hours), and I cannot help but think about the authenticity and sincerity of the ones running these courses, especially because none of these people read or speak English, much less the nordic/egyptian languages from which the original sources we have on them originate from. A part of me is angry, a part of me thinks im being to judgemental, a part of me thinks that maybe these are grifters, but perhaps its the starting point for a handful to actually get into witchcraft. Your argument on vetting is something I strongly agree with being a way to curb this issue and have some quality control. Alas, life is more complicated than that, especially when you throw the online space into the mix.
@Heyyy_569895 ай бұрын
Thank you for talking about making time for rest in your practice and implementing the little things into your day to day because I really struggle with feeling overworked and hearing people talk about it makes me feel like I can overcome it and pick up my practice again 💗
@noshoes15885 ай бұрын
frankie i love that you said what you did about social media - i think with capitalism media is very much so centered around ensuring people see advertisements and the way it functions it feels more like a dopamine chaser than a place to foster community - for me personally social media pulls me away from real community thats why i don't scroll i post on my art accounts and writing blog then log off - and another reason i refuse to put anyone on a pedestal no one is above me or below me we are all just lil dude at the end of the day with our own issues and mistakes and talents and love and uniqueness - lil dude theory! I definitely feel the authenticity in your videos! thanks for your continous contribution to the space. your videos helped open me to a whole other path. as an italian american your videos kicked off my reconnection to my culture. this for me was so precious so thank you for that too. just know lots of us see you as fellow human and not some all-knowing teacher like im sure some do, i can't imagine that pressure on a person
@andyortiz96665 ай бұрын
Thank you for being open like this and vulnerable. It means a lot and I am so sorry for the backlash you got about not identifying as pagan anymore.
@astralatlas13404 ай бұрын
"Grief like that does not go away." This is definitely something I'm learning regarding ancestral trauma and grief. Thank you for holding space for yourself and others in this, Frankie. 🖤
@venanciafox87655 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing your perspective!🙏💖 It's because of you I discovered duel faith and finding peace (in myself) with the folk Catholic witch sphere. Definitely agree for talking about mentor red flags, especially for people who don't know better. I wish the conversation would spread to therapy and weeding out bad/toxic therapists.👀
@megancunningham24604 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for such an important discussion! The part about that hole from not inheriting your practice (even if the traditions are based in your heritage) really hit hard... Thank you again!
@rafaelludicanti24 ай бұрын
Of course. First. Thank you very much for adressing those issue and giving me the opportunity to speak in my defense in case I have been misunderstood or to apologize if I did something wrong. Gratitude and respect.
@EdimentalGardens5 ай бұрын
I’m sorry to hear how mean some people have been to you. The internet is a harsh place. Thanks for making it a little bit kinder. I really enjoy your content
@ChaoticWitchAunt5 ай бұрын
It’s okay! Shit happens. The people engaging with my work & commenting is why I do it, and will continue to do it. Thank you.
@DrDino1235 ай бұрын
Thanks for making this type of video and being part of this hashtag!! Always love seeing things from your perspective and always love hearing from you!!❤❤
@emilioj225 ай бұрын
34:29 this part really hit 😭 I was really hoping the grief would go away at some point. I’m gonna have to sit with that today.
@StrangeAnd_Unusual5 ай бұрын
this really resonated with me as well. being an outsider in your own culture is a deeply sad experience.
@cinnamongirl29255 ай бұрын
You have never met me, and still have made such a warm and positive impact. ♥
@KimberlyLetsGoАй бұрын
It's a sign you are well on your way to being wise when you know that you are not on a pedestal. 7 years is still a beginning. Think of a 7th grader and how they think they are 'wise'. They are well on their way but still quite young. TT is such a quick media that I don't know how much wisdom can be taken away from just a few seconds of something.
@linwong14945 ай бұрын
Thank you for continuing to make these videos Frankie! It’s an absolute shame that youtube isn’t paying you at the value of your work. I don’t think you realize how important they have been for giving me a better sense of where I want to go as someone in HK who has basically no community and having to forge my own path (something between western folk witchcraft and local folk belief, which in itself has been dubbed the “nameless religion” for being a weird mix of daoism+buddhism+wu shamanism). It’s been a lonely journey, but your videos and others online have really helped broaden my horizons on spirituality and magick I sent you a little bit on your link, and though the page on streamelements Error 404’d me, it seems on Paypal the payment went through anyways. I hope it helps! And please Frankie, if you need financial support in the future, do let us know! (I don’t work the capitalist wage slave lifestyle for nothing after all)
@artisanalbread-de5pt4 ай бұрын
I will say when you were asking about the replacement of actual witchcraft for social media, I can say for certain that it's true. I still have issues with it but back when I was 11 (not gonna state how old I am now due to privacy but I am still quite young) I used to watch witchtok comps when they were in their peak without doing any magic whatsoever or even reading any books about witchcraft. In my case I was absolutely calling myself a witch without knowing any of the ground basics except lavender for love, white candles are universal replacement tools along with rosemary, and small bits of deity work. While Im glad to say I finally understand the basic fundamentals of witchcraft and are even looking towards spots of traditional Cornish and new England craft, I can't say it's always been like that. Tiktok is a breeding ground for misinformation and assumptions as youve stated, and while Im not sure if I was a rarity in terms of replacing magic for tt, it is a real issue that I do feel like needs to be addressed.
@Just_Jim25 ай бұрын
I found you in Tik Tok. I find your practice very intriguing. I’ve tried on Tik Tok but like you said it’s hard to get started there. I’m thinking about doing some witchy content again here on KZfaq since I just moved back to Phoenix and have a place where I can practice more. My cost of living went way up also the last few years in Co and I couldn’t do much either for a while. I e also always used to prefer to just be called a pagan instead of a witch. Even call myself a Warlock sometimes instead of a witch. I don’t miss the witchtok drama.
@etiennesportfolio4 ай бұрын
22:57 exactly what I was thinking, large following doesn't equal knowledge, most good sources are very hidden
@ngonfinda96065 ай бұрын
I haven't finished this video yet but the first part about social media and community hits home and it is something I have been discussing lately
@ChaoticWitchAunt5 ай бұрын
I'm really glad it made sense! I was worried half of what I was trying to say wasn't coming through.
@MaryGraceFahrun5 ай бұрын
I really enjoyed hearing your thoughts and perspectives on these topics. Thank you for being you, Frankie. Love you! 🤘🤘🌶🤗🥰
@ChaoticWitchAunt5 ай бұрын
Love you too! Thank you for commenting ❤️
@WitchSpiritTarot5 ай бұрын
Hi, Frankie! By sharing your journey we can learn ALOT! Thank you! **Smile**
@crow-zq2ce2 ай бұрын
Your videos have given me a lot of inspiration. I'm an eclectic pandeist pagan, but I think I might look to some ancestors. Thank you for being so open with the changes in your craft! I apologize about the response people gave you when you changed what you called yourself, thats pretty dumb of them /lh
@achilleus99185 ай бұрын
The thing about jealousy is so real. I think its helpful to try and find the underlying desire. So for example, i find my envious of your practice sometimes, even rhough I'm a naturalistic pagan - I don't believe in deities or spirits or anything supernatural at all - so it doesn't seem like it makes sense to be envious of a practice that involves things I don't believe in. But I think I'm envious of the connection you feel to your roots and to the truth and authenticity of your practice for you. I came to paganism more recently, and I don't have as much access to ancestral practices for a variety of reasons, and for reasons related to neurodivergence and mental health I find it hard to feel emotionally connected to what I'm doing. I know logically what I believe but it feels fake. So that's where the envy comes from, and knowing that makes it easier to address without just feeling resentful or self-hating or any of that.
@jonathangauthier35495 ай бұрын
❤ Hey Frankie. I too love that you partook in this conversation, especially in regards to cross-referencing information found online. I find it very tiring to see people blatantly teaching "harmful" practices, like burn toxic plants in witchcraft that they've simply copy/pasted from other influencers, without explaining the negative consequences on one's physical health. Other narratives and practices are just as insidious in a sociological or ideological context, but I always cringe when I hear people talking about burning plants with elevated levels of atropine alkaloids (i.e. henbane, mugwort, various nightshades etc) on charcoal WITHOUT explaining the scientific aspects of how that plant will affect your body, and what quantities one should use to achieve a desired effect. As such, I appreciate your restraint when it comes to showing your practices. There's far more dangers to offering something to Hekate at the crossroads than the metaphysical aspects after all. I also would love to see more in-depth explanations of plants, their compounds, uses, proper preparations, and disposal to better inform the masses as the holistic properties of their plant allies. For instance, I have a strong bond with pine and its resin. Being able to understand the properties, lores, sustainable harvesting methods, and disposal of by-products is an integral part of our study and practice as witches. If we only show part of that story and expect viewers to "do their own research", then we'll have a bunch of kids setting pine resin on fire and causing major damage to themselves and their environment. Too many times have I bought a book in hopes of finding concrete manners and practices only to read and slightly tweaked version of the same 'here's a toxic plant that was used in witchcraft, but for whatever reason, I won't go into detail about how it was used, or for what, or what quantities, or the side effects of SPECIFIC dosages from specific preparations'. What I'm trying to say is that if we really want people to be safe in their practices, we need more recipe books in witchcraft, and less conjecture and hearsay. And that's why I'm reaching out to you to hopefully inspire a new series on your channel. You're smart! You know what to discuss, and what to avoid. It would cool to see you give a 'masterclass' on making oils, tinctures, balms etc.. That's a large part of what cunning folk did, after all. They made medicines for their communities, and that's what we come to creators like yourself to learn
@shonataylor31355 ай бұрын
Thank you for this video! I'm am at the beginning of studying my ancestors (both English and Scottish) and developing a folk practice attempting to honour both. Through sharing your opinion of benefitting community with what we do I want my practice and lifestyle to benefit others as my environment needs it so much. Thank you for your honesty on the 'old you ' and how honest you always are!
@TalesOfBalkanMagic5 ай бұрын
I like the honest you. And side note - if someone is uncomfortable by saints, that means they don't actually understand what paganism is.
@scorpionic-night5 ай бұрын
i don't understand what paganism is (i'm an ex-catholic atheist)
@TalesOfBalkanMagic5 ай бұрын
@@scorpionic-night In a nutshell - it was used by early Medieval Christians to define non-Christians. It comes from the Latin word "paganus", which in a rough translation means "rural", similar to the offensive usage of the nowadays word "peasant". In more recent times the word has been adopted by the new age non-Christians who embraced the term as their own, similarly to the embracing of the term "witch". What I'm referring to is, that early Medieval non-Christians who were polytheistic or animistic or both, couldn't have cared less about the exclusivity of Christianity. A saint for them is just as valid as any other "pagan" god. The mere idea of the polytheistic, animistic, pantheistic, and by extension pagan, worldview is that there are numerous gods and non-human entities. Historically speaking, the problem that pagans, meaning Roman empire, had with Christians was not on the basis of religion, but because they refused to acknowledge the emperor as divine. And "pagans" had no problem with that, since nobody cared whether you worship Isis, Jesus, the Emperor or some grandma that was a big figure in your family. Hope that clears things up.
@scorpionic-night5 ай бұрын
it makes them more confusing no offense lol but I do see that pagans are theists and follow heavy forms of dogma? so therefore, as someone who does not believe in any god or gods I couldn't call myself one I'm guessing. i feel like a Pagan would tell me that they don't have a dogma though??? lol someone might have called me a Pagan in ancient times though? see it's confusing me for how it applies to ME lol.@@TalesOfBalkanMagic
@bonesandpinecones5 ай бұрын
I love how vulnerable and real this video is. Thank you for opening up about your experiences 🤍
@gingerbreadwitch995 ай бұрын
36:45 About a year and a half ago I had just moved to the city I’m currently living in, and I googled “Samhain near me” haha. Fast forward, now I’m on the board of a Heathen nonprofit, and co-leading a folk magic discussion group, with some of the coolest, most amazing people I’ve ever met ❤️❤️
@Jupitermoonzzz5 ай бұрын
i feel as though all of the learning ive done through your page and your content has always been, especially right when you first started, just fiiiiinally being able to see someone else practice. watching you make connections and what you choose to do just served as this great example of what thinking like a witch looks like when i was a beginner. ive been following you since right back at the start of 2020 and our practices look nothing alike, but i needed the experience of watching someone else with a tiny bit more knowledge than me make choices. I was never particularly academic so i struggled with research but you never did the research for me, instead you talked about how to research and what critical thinking is and i just cant thank you enough. you have created such a unique place on the internet, Frankie. You never spoon feed us and you always expect us to figure out the nitty gritty of it on our own and for that, you are wonderful.
@Joshua-Boshua4 ай бұрын
Im so late to this video but I still wanted to say thank you so much for making it. It was so wonderful to hear your thoughts. The last section about being afraid to do something wrong and getting subtweeted- I felt that so much as someone with morality OCD (I also agree that subtweeting should die). The internet can have such a black and white mentality and it can be really harmful. Im so glad that you’ve found your peace off of the internet but also that you’re still here with us! I love your content but also love to hear that you’re taking care of yourself!
@Honeydewple5 ай бұрын
I came into this community shortly after I had been through some really rough things in my early adult life. My grandmother is Catholic and I found it interesting to find someone who at the time identified as pagan but followed folk Catholic beliefs. sitting in the equilibrium between Catholic and pagan and addressing yourself as dual Faith is fascinating, and opened me up to many concepts of how to be spiritual that I had never considered before. I still don't know where I stand, but I know that there are more options available to me now, because you have opened them up for me. Thank you.
@standingfox85285 ай бұрын
Hi. This is the first video I've seen of yours. Thank you for being so honest and thoughtful. Now, I can watch the rest of your content with respect for your journey. 😊
@hailstormk94175 ай бұрын
I love Mint Faery!!! This was a very inspiring video for me to start up my craft again especially with being busy with school. Cheers!🫶🏻
@kylaallen8225 ай бұрын
Wonderful share! Thank you so much! (and waiting a couple days before using a new working as you do your research is a wonderful suggestion. :)
@AmethystAscension5 ай бұрын
I enjoyed hearing your thoughts on these topics.
@LennanSmith5 ай бұрын
Your perspective was so interesting. Thanks for adding your voice to the tag.☕👄
@MonicaBodirskyShadowland5 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing your point of view! Well said!❤
@BluuAvylon03865 ай бұрын
I love your take in this video. I'm new here, but as many others have said, you exude an authenticity 🙏🏼 Thank you for sharing your perspective, I loved listening to it ❤ (Edited bc u ended up answering my question further in the video 😂)
@heathershangovercure5 ай бұрын
omg i'm so happy you're doing this! love ella harrison and you!
@clannadmark5 ай бұрын
yk, i've been very separated from my spirituality lately but seeing this made me feel less bad about that. idk why, but your videos kinda just... relieve me? it's odd.
@SimplyRochelleParanormal5 ай бұрын
Hey Frankie! I've always found ALOT of HELP thru the stuffs U DO share, a few yrs bck for me not understanding MORE than a FEW things lol I for one very much APPRECIATE the videos U do and what U speak on. I've NEVER gotten bad reviews on great book's frm U ❤ 😂 Besides UR first book my library has grown! And it's all thing's that for ME fit together and I find helpful. UR REAL, UR funny ASF 😂 and I see the dedication U put behind WHAT U DO and I Respect UR work ❤ I definitely need some of UR oils and I also began my own journey with Veiling due to UR videos and THAT has helped as well learning WHY and HOW U do it! UR normal May NOT be MY normal .... AND THAT is plenty OK ❤ THOSE are word's I taught my kid's, they have BEEN helpful to US thru the yrs! KEEP BEING U WITCHY FRIEND!! UR AMAZING AND I APPRECIATE THE VIBE U SHARE ❤💯💜 Love frm Florida 💜🌴💜
@ChaoticWitchAunt5 ай бұрын
I missed seeing your comments so much!!! Hope you are doing amazing.
@SimplyRochelleParanormal5 ай бұрын
❤❤ AWWW!! Thanks!!! It's THAT time of year lol blah dealing with major crossroads and making sure some loose ends are being tied and hopefully moving for the 1st time on a Major scale in almost 20 yrs 💜😁😜 My Grandson has been battling a rare Cancer, since August-ish of 23' and he JUST rang THAT Bell 🔔 a week ago and JUST got settled BCK home yesterday ❤ 💯 he's 11 and I am hoping to be ABLE to move closer to my Oldest Bonus daughter, his Mom ❤ It's been REAL with my Chrons and anxiety lol BUT I manage 💯 😂 😂 I hope this season brings US ALL what we NEED AND WANT ❤️ I hope Ur weekend is relaxing and U have a fun creative sparkle that U can RUN with!! ALSO BEFORE I forget again!! Do U have time's that U restock Ur oils? I know they take time, I just think I keep missing it!! Lol ok!! I've made a novel!! Blessed Be 💜💜🌴🌴💜💜
@amberkelsey7775 ай бұрын
First off, LOVE your content! Second I also LOVE your head covering in this video! Could you tell us where you got it or point us in the direction of where to get something similar? Sorry if you’ve posted or shared this info already, I’ve been scarce on social media lately.
@LaLaLoopsyCutie5 ай бұрын
24:25 i didn’t wanna comment it cuz i thought i’d get heat but that is so true. definitely is a higher chance of more followers if you’re white, small, biologically female and you have the aesthetics down and ur vids look pretty. def is j a matter of the general public liking those attributes more, than anyone actually being knowledgeable lmao
@ChaoticWitchAunt5 ай бұрын
Yes!! That isn't to discourage the fact that people with followers COULD have knowledge, but I also think we really need to recognize the fact that social media algorithms tend to be r@cist, f@tphobic, and prioritize social ideas of what "pretty" is - Indigenous & Black creators are less likely to get seen because the algorithm will push them less. I think recognizing this, coming to terms with it, is really important because it allows us to critically think about those who have a lot of followers - are they actually giving good information, prioritizing what is important, and holding space for knowledge, or do they have their marketing down & what it takes for the algorithm to love them?
@etiennesportfolio4 ай бұрын
24:37 and/or able-bodied ✌🏽
@shrap4565 ай бұрын
I'm glad to hear you're enjoying making videos! Do wish they were more profitable for you though. I really resonated with the conversation you had about the exchange of energy in community. Online, it can be really hard to evaluate that exchange or make it fair. I'm happy you're able to get some compensation for your efforts, through patreon or otherwise! I've seen similar issues (i.e. people expecting without giving, or only giving with expectation of return that was not offered) in online spaces outside of KZfaq as well, and I really appreciate how you spoke on the subject. I suppose I had question about your book- is it something you wrote because it related to the instructional role you felt forced into, or is it something you were excited to create?
@ChaoticWitchAunt5 ай бұрын
Honestly, my book was the thing I felt happy about creating! I do feel like I disagree with some elements of it now - I've grown and changed - but I was very passionate about writing it and was very excited to do so. I feel like if I went in and made edits now, I would like the outcome of the book more - but I still am very proud of it.
@RockandRollMystic5 ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing your thoughts about this topic. ☺️
@jades36545 ай бұрын
I can relate to the dual faith thing. But not really from a pagan perspective because thats not my experience, but what you said pertaining to that made realize that I am in dual faith spiritual space in my journey. Do you ever find it uncomfortable? Im still trying to figure out how i got here.
@scorpionic-night5 ай бұрын
I dabbled in witchcraft and still think it's cool. My mom threw my tarot cards in the trash a few years ago. Just yesterday she told me witchcraft is bad. She's a Catholic. YESTERDAY I told her some Christian Witches exist and she told me, "That's really not possible to be both." Also she ended the conversation by gaslighting me. People aren't kind. People know that they are talking to someone real when they comment online. They also know that they won't face consequences that they might face in real life if they were to say it to your face. I'm an atheist who is interested in witchcraft and I am an ex-Catholic (baptized, confirmed and all that jazz). Some Catholics will hate me because I exist and think about things like witchcraft in a positive way. LOL anyway I'm a new subscriber and you seem cool.
@mammasdragons5 ай бұрын
Be who you are. I am not pagan nor am I Catholic, however I am a Witch and Just call myself spiritual. I work with saints and Angels. Always have Always Will. Trying to find my Italian Connection beside what I feel naturally. ❤
@nubisnotstump5 ай бұрын
Well said
@nubisnotstump5 ай бұрын
The algorithm probably won't pick up a Muslim machine gun enthusiast channel 😂😂😂
@kylaallen8225 ай бұрын
OHhhhHHh..... hugs!
@TracyD25 ай бұрын
I’m curious on your thoughts about TikTok potentially being removed and where do you think those “creators” will go and would it change other social media platforms when those people try to come here or instagram or whatever. I was just thinking about this listening to your responses on social media. I just love this long form more educational videos. Anyway probably irrelevant. The conspiracy theorist in me disagrees with the reasoning behind this government latest ban even though I never cared for TikTok.
@HeronsPond5 ай бұрын
I like your background music however it is too loud and competes with listening to your voice. Just turn it down a couple of notches so your information can be better heard. Blessings.
@ChaoticWitchAunt5 ай бұрын
Sounds good! Thank you for your feedback. We'll implement that in future vids!
@meredithemmaneil60575 ай бұрын
I didn't find the music competing at all 😅 and was able to clearly hear your information without a hitch ☺️just another opinion 😅❤
@rafaelludicanti24 ай бұрын
Allow me to begin with authenticity. It is diferent to talk to you and to the Director of the CIA. My story is long and violent, difficult and heroic, but that's the bad part. I am 100% authentic, I never lie, not only for pride, but because I had training. I am not an impostor, and I have never wver used nobody or anything to scalete in social status. But I do understand your doubts and that is not a problem at all, you wont be judged or treated disrespectfully. In war, I use strategies, but I fight mass murderers. I am the World Leader Of The Antifascist Resistance. My life is violence and pain. We are the mortal enemies of nazism.
@tylergreen58575 ай бұрын
Hey Frankie, I’ve been watching for a long time and love your content :) I’m looking for folk practitioner perspectives on the use of words and incantations in magic, for a paper I’m writing to be made public for the community. I know you’ve touched on these being a sort of link to past practitioners, but what are your other opinions or beliefs about the power of sound and words? Thanks for reading and any response you can give!
@ChaoticWitchAunt5 ай бұрын
Great question! Honestly, I would recommend Dr Angela Puca's paper on the Tradition of Segnature to best answer this question in regards to Italian folk magic!
@waldllwyn1395 ай бұрын
I don't tiktok but I did follow a few vines when that existed, so I get the appeal of the media... what I don't get is Congress's 50-0 ban on it...
@J2DaB333 ай бұрын
i sent you a message on another video as i am not all a witch and have been skeptic .. although i practice other religions although i have some sort of connect with odin this being said certain thing accord in my life which has recently connect me to Fraya whom i did not know existed till now and i mean cats crows hawks owls ... this has gotten out of hand .. i need your help so basically i need you as a teacher a guide for me because i refuse for now to pick up a book i rather have a beacon or guiding light and i see you to be a guiding light for many asking that you place me in a spot to teach so that i can gain freya feel as tho there is a reason she has come into my life
@evajanssen53065 ай бұрын
💗🙏🏼
@nikkitay86485 ай бұрын
Any suggestions on for someone that is starting and is struggling with my mind racing when I am trying to do research and or reading material. I struggle with being hard on myself for not always keeping up with my craft🥺
@rafaelludicanti24 ай бұрын
But I am a kind person who hates violence and politics. About social interactions, it was a revolutionary move designed to connect personalities no matter their position. Im sorry, please, I interrupted you.
@Andre-xo1sf5 ай бұрын
Hot; yours truly; Mr. Libra
@d1b4r35 ай бұрын
🤔 You’re one of the places I send people to find someone who started from a different direction…🫶
@ChaoticWitchAunt5 ай бұрын
thank you!
@etiennesportfolio4 ай бұрын
I'm glad that most paywall hidden content is for those who want to dig deeper because some of us are still poor 🥲 But also: content is not easy to make, it's a job and you should get payed for it