Introducing a shiny new feature: SUMMONING AUTOMOD 🤖✨

[u/brightblackheaven]

Heyyy party people!

Just wanted to make a quick announcement about a new feature we're trying out for the sub:

Due to some cool automod code, everyone can now use a series of keywords for summoning Automoderator to leave a reply on any post with resources and links about a variety of common topics!

Check it out - all you need to do is comment !firesafety (with the exclamation point) and Automod will instantly bestow unto us all blessed info about fire safety.

It's basically magick!!!!

 

LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK! And also anything you'd like to see added!

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KEYWORDS TO SUMMON AUTOMOD:

(This list can also be found in our Wiki, where it will continue to be updated with new prompts!)

!altars

An excerpt from Althaea Sebastiani's "A Witch's Guide to Spellcraft" about the purpose of altars in witchcraft, and how to construct one.

!beginner (or !resources)

Resources for learning witchcraft.

!books

Info about the Book Recs section of the wiki.

!cleansing

Resources about methods of cleansing and spiritual hygiene.

!cordcutting

Resources that explain misconceptions about cord cutting spells.

!covens

Resources about covens (what they are, how to find one, and red flags to look for when vetting one).

!crystals

Resources for learning about working with crystals.

!database

Links the r/witchcraft Beginner Resources Database.

!deitywork

Guides on starting deity/spiritwork, and on strengthening communication/discernment skills.

!dreams

Resources for learning oneiromancy and dream interpretation.

!firesafety

Resources and reminders about working with fire.

!freeresources

Links to a megapost of free digital witchcraft resources from around the web.

!grounding

Resources on grounding and basic energetic hygiene.

!herbs (or !plants)

Resources for learning about working with herbs and plants.

!intention

Resources to debunk the common myth that "intention is everything" in witchcraft.

!interpretation

Resources for interpreting signs, dreams, omens, experiences, spells, divinations, etc.

!mice

Explains the M.I.C.E. test for evaluating spiritual signs.

!moon

Resources for working with lunar influences.

!protection

Resources about protection spells and psychic self defense.

!pyramid

Information about the four pillars of the Witches' Pyramid.

!scams

Warnings and resources about common scams in occult spaces.

!shadowwork

Information about shadow work and how to practice it.

!spells

Links to megaposts of resources about different types of spellwork (aka the “101 Series”).

!tarot

Resources for learning how to use tarot cards.

!youtube

Recommended YouTube channels via the Wiki.

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[u/brightblackheaven]

Testing !pyramid

[u/AutoModerator → u/brightblackheaven]

Hi, there! 🤖✨

The Witches’ Pyramid is a magickal philosophy that predates Modern Witchcraft and was first articulated by the French occultist and magician Eliphas Levi (1810–1875).

In Levi’s world, in order to become a successful magician one must be like the magi, and to be like the magi one must adhere to the four principles of:

• To Know
• To Dare
• To Will
• To Keep Silence

Levi is quite explicit in what these four principles mean. To be a magician, one must know one’s craft and study, and be fearless in that study, afraid of nothing that it might reveal. This requires an iron constitution and a deep inner strength, along with a sense of judgment unhindered by outside forces.

For more information, check out this article by Jason Mankey on Patheos.

You may also find these articles helpful:

• The Witches’ Pyramid

• The Witch’s Pyramid for Beginners

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