I feel like I'm going to need to find more/go into a bit more about using an urban landscape in magick.

Like, the Urban Witchraft tag on Tumblr was a lot smaller than I was hoping, so I'll just think about some stuff surrounding it

@spiderrobotpig Whatever you find about this, I will be interested in. So much 'urban paganism' stuff I see is 'well here's how you can manage to do nature-based stuff even if you live in the horrible debased city' which... no. >.<

@indi I know I've reblogged some pretty good stuff, and I'm trying to look into Tech Magick as well given that they are linked.

Some stuff was mentioning like, line up your banishing spell with trash days and grab cool shit off the ground.

Mostly stuff like this, which is why I feel like I need to help fill in the gap haha

https://samanthasgrimoire.tumblr.com/post/162170946930/city-witch-100

@spiderrobotpig Yeah, I was just looking through that stuff and there's some good stuff in there, diminished only a bit for me since witchcraft isn't exactly my style. :)

@indi Yeah, I totally get that haha

@spiderrobotpig A bit of synchronicity, by the way, from something I reading just last night that made me do a hell-yeah.

From Phil Hine's "Techniques of Modern Shamanism, Volume 3" (http://philhine.org.uk/writings/pdfs/tbfv1.pdf):

@spiderrobotpig

"We don�t seem to have a magical approach to the complexities of city-life. We�'ve hardly begun to touch the psychic complexities of urban living; how it affects us and generates weird elementals and semi-sentient nexuses of energy. It seems to me that we spend too much time searching for a connection with the past, whilst doing our best to ignore that we are hurtling at breakneck speed into the future."

@indi Damn that's good.

I need to read that