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Hello everyone.
I've been a lifelong student of the occult, with my practice rooted primarily in animism, folk magic, rune work, and personal gnosis. I believe that the strongest spiritual path is one built through direct experience, disciplined practice, and a willingness to question everything—including your own beliefs.
Outside of my spiritual practice I'm an electrician and a craftsman. I spend a lot of my time making things with my hands, especially Native-style flutes, working with wood, clay, copper, and other natural materials. Creating ritual tools from raw materials has become an important part of my practice because I feel a stronger connection to objects that carry the story of their own creation.
My work tends to emphasize symbolism, self-transformation, and the relationship between the physical and spiritual worlds rather than strict adherence to any single tradition. I have a particular interest in runes, personal bindrunes, ritual design, and developing practices that are meaningful through lived experience instead of inherited dogma.
I'm here to learn from people with different backgrounds, exchange ideas respectfully, and continue refining my own path. While I'm happy to discuss my experiences and perspectives, I'm just as interested in hearing how others approach their own practice.
~Indaril
everyone.
I've been a lifelong student of the occult, with my practice rooted primarily in animism, folk magic, rune work, and personal gnosis. I believe that the strongest spiritual path is one built through direct experience, disciplined practice, and a willingness to question everything—including your own beliefs.
Outside of my spiritual practice I'm an electrician and a craftsman. I spend a lot of my time making things with my hands, especially Native-style flutes, working with wood, clay, copper, and other natural materials. Creating ritual tools from raw materials has become an important part of my practice because I feel a stronger connection to objects that carry the story of their own creation.
My work tends to emphasize symbolism, self-transformation, and the relationship between the physical and spiritual worlds rather than strict adherence to any single tradition. I have a particular interest in runes, personal bindrunes, ritual design, and developing practices that are meaningful through lived experience instead of inherited dogma.
I'm here to learn from people with different backgrounds, exchange ideas respectfully, and continue refining my own path. While I'm happy to discuss my experiences and perspectives, I'm just as interested in hearing how others approach their own practice.
~Indaril
everyone.
