A Week of My Folk Magic Practice

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[@radscorpion8]

Takes mental note: Talk to St. Anthony when the loan sharks are after me with their lead pipes haha

[@kingofallfrogs]

As a semi reconstructionist hellenic pagan, the Christian aspects of your magic are really interesting to me, as I tend to stray away from it, especially seeing as I was raised agnostic and never had a reason to grow relations with any of that pantheon. Anyway, great video! Love to see you posting

[@juliaprywatnie1316]

You should check out their other videos! Frankie explains in depth about how you don't have to be christian to work with Saints. I really took much from that video, i think it was about folk magic, hopefully you'll find it. ❤

[@ChaoticWitchAunt]

Thank you! A lot of it is through the Italian American cultural lens, and I find that since my family has relationships with these Saints I tend towards having a relationship with them, as well!

[@EricArgueta-k3m]

Girl you don’t know how much you help with my religious trauma. Being able to finally incorporate catholic beliefs in my craft is a huge blessing ❤ and you show it in the most beautiful way!

[@noshoes1588]

Saint Anthony is the most down to earth chill saints out there i love him - i gave him bread and water a year ago and now he's just stuck around w/ me since then

[@breeevans8065]

Love focaccia!!! I used to make a big focaccia topped with super-thin sliced Roma tomato, minced garlic, crushed rosemary, olive oil, and kosher salt for Christmas Eve. I called it "grown up pizza" 😂

[@Rosa-mj5mt]

I love how you mix your practice with christianity. My family is the same but not as well versed as you in the practice. Usually see people who believe/practice one or the other so this is refreshing and reaffirming❤❤

[@Caroline1025.]

such a great video! I was raised Christian, and I haven't entirely left the church, but I have been embracing the Italian aspect of witchcraft and trying to learn everything I can. I'm also trying to figure out how to do reversals. thank you for showing us your practice ❤

[@ladywytch129]

I'm always out of matches,too😂I found out that wooden skewers and a Bic work very well, lol. Thanks for sharing with us ❤

[@maryh2730]

I really loved the intro to this ❤️ hope you're doing well frankie!

[@kingsoftcookie6354]

As a neurodivergent person this video really helped me to know that some powerful practices can be simple yet effective. I’m currently getting into folk practices of so recently as well!

[@ChaoticWitchAunt]

I’m so glad ❤️

[@metteaarsheim9096]

Ahhh not home right now but saw this posted and pissed my panrs with excitement.

[@LearningToLiveWithM.S.]

I just wanted to thank you for the Money Drawing oil I bought this summer. It works like a charm! It's the extra oompah I needed 😊

[@ladywytch129]

Most people like this type of information. People have questions and she is very thorough. If you already know, or don't have the patience to wait for 5 minutes to learn, it's not her problem 🤷🏻‍♀️We like it!

[@ChaoticWitchAunt]

Grazie mille.

[@eliossole]

thank you for sharing more about your daily practices with us! it was nice to see you go through your day while implementing parts of your folk magic, even if that’s something we always carry around with us. buona vigilia, buon natale e buone feste❤️

[@ChaoticWitchAunt]

buon natale ❤️ (i’m late but i still mean it!)

[@MatthewsLivingAdventures]

I enjoy content like this. And this video portrayed you more like a normal person (as a witch is) and showed me that im practicing magic good and i dont have to always be super formal with my workings and practice. thank you for showing us in a good calm real way.

[@boqueronbecky6977]

Could you speak more about the divination your doing with the Spanish card deck? I have this deck. I would love to try this. Thank you!

[@noshoes1588]

I love watching frankie do anything with divination their reactions are so funny

[@Innermoonb]

Thank you for sharing your week with us. I love this ❤

[@giraffanny739]

Peacefull video, great for laying in warm bed and "dying" from stomath pain :')

[@khara947]

Love this! Thanks so much for sharing a week of your practice with us.

[@samventi8160]

10:50. Yes pointy things are very protective

[@DuxNoctis]

I had to save this video for later to enjoy every second. Goodness, thank you for sharing this gem on YT 💜

[@etiennesportfolio]

Ooh I love "fochacha" ❤ that's what I call it because I like the sound

[@hailstormk9417]

Love seeing you practice. It gives me so much inspiration for my own practice

[@hekateon.ioannis.lasorsa]

Man. I miss focaccia! Also, I'm loving this format of video. I'm very new to Italian Folk Magic, along with already being a pagan and Left Hand Pather and I'm just observing the Catholic elements with curiosity. I learned that I can't escape those elements that much, but I realized how much it helps with my religious trauma healing journey, especially when I started working with my main saint (who oddly doesn't have too much history with my family that I'm aware of, but there is a church dedicated to him in my Nonni's hometown, but he's still awesome)

[@Tina-wi7we]

I was wondering if the scarves have any protective qualities that you know of? I know silk gloves can protect your hands from transferring energy. I just wondered what your thoughts were with scarves and the qualities of different types of materials. Thanks for sharing your week. ❤️✨

[@SUBM4CH1N3]

Good morning Mx Frankie, and merry christmas if you celebrate it. Just wanted to come leave you a comment that this morning I found a copy of your book with my name on it, and I'm really enjoying it so far, even if I know you think it's a bit outdated. Hope you're having an amazing day

[@ChaoticWitchAunt]

Thank you 🥰

[@saffron1996]

i love these day in the life type of videos ❤ while you do your foccacia, I'll do some magical maintenance stuff :p nice to have some company

[@Dreamingoffaetarot]

Gluten free focaccia bread recipe link pls

[@ChaoticWitchAunt]

www.onelovelylife.com/gluten-free-focaccia-with-rosemary/ Even if you use instant yeast, let it rise for 1-2 hours! It makes it extra fluffy.

[@Dreamingoffaetarot]

@@ChaoticWitchAunt thanks for answering so quickly yesterday. I love watching your stuff cause even though we are not practicing the same way I love how unique and unapologetically you your practice is. I am kemetic in my practice but I love watching other people and their folk or (some) prechristian approaches to their magic. I know u incorporate some Catholic things and that's cool but how you make it yours is what is inspiring to me.

[@Juniper-Berry]

I adore these types of videos, helps me personally feel connected to other people of the practice in a very small town, thank you for being apart of that. :) side note what was that beautiful deck at the start?

[@ChaoticWitchAunt]

My scopa deck!

[@tiffanyrobinson6558]

Could you use a lime in place of the lemon in the spell? I only have limes rn.

[@chair6372]

i have no idea scopa could be used as divination! i’ve been playing the game since i was a kid and it’s so cool to learn it’s got a magical use too

[@ChaoticWitchAunt]

Yes!!! It’s honestly my most reliable deck. Definitely recommend. There are a few sources in Italian I believe about reading them!

[@reallymadnomad7330]

I know this is superficial, but I love your veiling.

[@ChaoticWitchAunt]

Not superficial at all ❤️

[@ninin117]

"if you help me with this i'll get you a statue, how about that" 💀💀

[@kithis]

What is the divination method you used? I think I heard you call it scopa? Do you have any online resources you could share? I couldn't find anything when I tried looking it up. I'm very intrigued, haha! Great video, too, btw!! It was cool seeing how you incorporate folk magick into your daily life 🙂

[@eliossole]

if the name is scopa it’s curious because that’s the name of a popular italian card game that you play with friends and family, like briscola and dubito. i’m also curious to know more about it, and see how the names came to be the same 🩵

[@ChaoticWitchAunt]

Yes!! So the cards are scopa, or just Regional italian playing cards. There isn’t really a name for the divination, but you use the cards to divine/ask questions similar to tarot!

[@Juan-Pablo-Diesk]

Es mi impresión o subes demasiada información en un video. La forma en como haces, lo que pides, que le pones, como deshacerte o conservarla. Lo que obtienes y lo que sucede. Si en lo personal, todavía no puedo ver tus recomendaciones para ciertos proyectos que quiero hacer, estos 5 minutos es mucha información. Entiendo por qué cortar con la mano no dominante, ya sabré como interpretar las cartas de ese modo. Pues según el video, Y o 2.

[@ChaoticWitchAunt]

Hi! I’m not sure how to address this comment, since it seems like you just don’t like the video and you didn’t really give me anything to improve on, just told me you already know everything I talked about. If you already know everything I talked about, I recommend seeking out specific videos of mine with the information you seek, responding to any of the polls/posts I put up asking people who watch my channel what kind of video you want to see, or even seeing if something on my other platforms has the certain projects you want to do. If that doesn’t suffice, there are many folk practitioners posting on KZbin, Instagram, & more that may have videos you may enjoy more.