Did you know . . .

Did you know . . . that the Jabberwocky by Lewis Carrol conjured up the fictional creature named Bandersnatch.

Facts came from: http://www.mythicalcreaturesguide.com/page/Bandersnatch  

Mythical Creature of the Week: Llamhigyn Y Dwr

Today’s creatures comes from Welsh Mythology. The Llamhigyn Y Dwr is commonly called a water leaper. This creature is a monster of ponds, swampy waters, as well as lakes. It has no limbs and a body of a fog, long lizard tail, with membrane wings similar to a bat. It is said to use it wings to leap from the water and glide and swims like a frog using its tail. Last fact the site states is that it is carnivorous.

I don’t believe I would like to run across this, but I have to say I wouldn’t have minded seeing such a creature.

You may find a sketched photo of the  creature from the site I found the information on.

Facts came from: http://www.mythicalcreaturesguide.com/page/Llamhigyn+Y+Dwr

Next Installment of Witchcraft Resource (Witchcraft Theory and Practice by Ly de Angles)

This week I read more about Visualization and the importance of it. Visualization is a major concept of spellcasting. It also leads to dramatic shifts and accomplishes. Basically, it is the imagination and there are different depth at which you can reach.

Visualization uses peacefulness, a relaxed state for creation and altered states, while increasing awareness by controlled and conscious intent, contact, manifestation, and summoning. 

Facts came from Witchcraft Theory and Practice by Ly de Angles

Inspirational Saying

This week I found a saying, not sure where I heard it from, but I wanted to share it with you guys. Sure gave me some motivation in my life.

SHOW UP GAIN LIFE

Demon of the week: Clisthert

Never knew that demons had the power to shift day to night, or vise versa. They can. Or Clisthert can.

Fact came from: https://www.demonicpedia.com/demon-quick-list/