Pop Culture Witchcraft

[@Myke_thehuman]

Worshiping the Lovecraftian Gods is another version example of pop culture witchcraft.

[@TheStitchingWitch]

Yes!! That's a super good one!

[@Phyrenia]

Personally, I have an altar set up to the pokemon Mew, which I get mixed feelings on the being I'm working with being an egregore born of the Pokemon Franchises popularity, or some other spirit that likes taking the guise for fun. Whatever she is (I get strong feelings on that particular detail), she seems to want to work with me.

[@ravenshadowz2343]

Is the tv show titled Robin of Sherwood? That's an awesome series.

[@Orc_Kisses]

Even one human is able to create an independent self conscious being; the well known name of theirs are tulpas, but the practice is a quite old common Tibetian practice. The core of both process behind egregores and tulpas are the focused energy and emotion you drive and shape into something. We are creators, if that speaks to anyone. The energy we produce, surround ourselves, others and focus it into certain things are manifests and pretty much affect our lives. The same energy able to destroy or build things, one of the main reason why we must pay attention to our emotions and thoughts, for even these are energies. In fact, there were deities who were not exist until the people started to produce certain emotions and attentions towards them - so they basically also counts as "fictional characters" who became a thing. We usually have a base recipe for an entity whether it's a deity or a fictional character; we know how they look like, how they sound like, we know about their personality, their likes and dislikes, their good and bad habits, strong suits, abilities and many more. In case of tulpas, obviously it's one person who feed the being they plan to create, but actual pop culture characters can reach millions of people - even more people than few deities managed to back then and ever since. Some of the pop culture characters got much more energy than deities from previous ages, and the reason of it is quite simple. In our era the human population is much more greater. Apart from that, technology gives us countless way to reach pop culture characters via media, internet. We're talking about millions of people, not just fans who actively think about them, feel towards them and even obsessed with them, but people who just came across to these characters as long as they watch the show, movie, game, book etc. Of course, the way how avarage person worship and literally spread these characters to get even more energy without even realizing them is basically art - similar way as people did back then -; they draw (both classic and digital artworks), paint, they sculp, they write fanfictions, they create videos about them, they speak about them via analyzing videos or simply express how they see them, they speak about their show, theories, they cosplay them, and even take a part in stage games / stage performances (it's quite common with manga/anime characters for example). We can safely say that the reason why some characters are so powerful and can help a lot to people because they deal with a lot of energy they already gained, and people would be surprised how big their actual arsenal is in spite they are "fictional characters", and not a thousand of years deity. A character I started to work whit - who has been inspired by an actual deity - taught me, that one of a great way how they can spread and reach people is inspiration. Some older deities can actually decide to inspire artist to find their way back to our modern era. While Marvel Loki is not the same entity what the Loki we know from the mythology, without any doubt, this inspiration which surrounds these Marvel characters are definitely helped these old Gods to come back to the modern age, get people attention, interest - including witches, magicians, sorcerers attention - so they can stay. It's a win situation for both them and for the artist, but also for the new entity who born because of this. I'm really grateful for the video, it was interesting to watch and good to see that more and more people are actually talk about this. Thank you. 🤍🔥

[@TheStitchingWitch]

Thank you so much for all of this info!! Absolutely fantastic 🥰🖤✨

[@HexZatara]

I translate my incantations backwards just like zatanna so… yea I sure do a lot of pop culture magick.

[@hanhanmac5017]

The 'you shall not pass' scene in lord of the rings is one of my favourite scenes in all the movies. Its funny, my younger brothers have a sign on their bedroom door that says 'speak friend and enter.' I have always been so confused with the term pop culture witch craft. I would definitely love to give it a go a lot more as there are certain characters such as Bonnie Bennet from vampire dairies who has really influenced me.

[@TheStitchingWitch]

It is suuuuch a good scene hahaha I love sign that so much!

[@josephperkins4857]

I work with and worship the Goth-vampyre Blood ( non-scene name Myles Garrett) in the 2002movie Hollywood Vampyr

[@kieronfooz_]

My obsession with the Scarlet witch literally led me to witchcraft so i guess it's a good thing😀

[@TheStitchingWitch]

That's amazing!!

[@levischorpioen]

Same!

[@taylarb7703]

I love pop culture witchcraft! it's so interesting to me!! I've never worked with a pop culture deity but i'd love to give it a go one day in the far future

[@Myke_thehuman]

Not quite pop culture witchcraft. But I started working with khonsu because of moon knight. So pop culture led to real witchcraft? Cool.

[@TheStitchingWitch]

That's amazing hahaha!

[@TheStitchingWitch]

It's definitely a really cool concept. I've not really explored it beyond what I mentioned in the video, but definitely really cool!

[@josephperkins4857]

Wow I'm 50 and remember that Robin hood show

[@monasterio3320]

I started to feel a strong connection with Slaanesh from Warhammer 40k, which led me to the qlipha Gamaliel and strong incubi and succubi workings, yet I still work Slaanesh as the warrior aspect of the current. I also made my own versions of classic Golden Dawn and Thelemic rituals with the characters from the K-ON! anime, including signs based on my favorite moments from the show and always following Qabalistic correspondences

[@TheStitchingWitch]

That’s awesome!

[@Orc_Kisses]

That's amazing. I remember I've got few items and even a silver pendat showing a Slaanesh symbol. I've always felt myself connected to Slaanesh and peeking back at my previous work with demons and other deities, no wonder why.

[@juliadupont7252]

Now that you’re talking about it … I also used quotes from movies to represent an intention at the first page of a bullet journal, and I recreated the Speak friend and Enter sign on my office door :) this video was very interesting !

[@TheStitchingWitch]

Ahh that’s amazing!!! I love it 🥰

[@Vinvidivici]

Great Upload 🙌🏻 Love It !! THANK YOU !!!! Hogwarts Witch Here !! 🐉 My Apartment Aesthetic Looks Like A Slytherin Common Room 🐍

[@TheStitchingWitch]

Oh my gosh incredible!! #slytherin

[@PrincessKLS]

I recently heard about this. I'm considering maybe invoking Marilyn Monroe for glamour and try to contact a certain actor (who's still alive) through magical ways since I've only gotten so far in mundane ways.

[@amberlynn6923]

My main path is based on the Cirque Du Freak series by Darren Shan. The main God I worship are the Vampire Gods. Ever since reading those series, it made me feel right at home in a spiritual sense. It's made me feel even more at home after recently discovering I was Vampirekin. Blessings ^^.

[@TheStitchingWitch]

That is so neat!!

[@carolharper1241]

I might start worshipping you this is so amazing I absorbed those books in high school

[@lunapierce4949]

wow that’s so crazy i’ve basically been doing pop culture witchcraft since i was little, i remember doing spells i heard from halloweentown or the craft & was always drawn to jack frost like he was a deity. now that i know this is it’s own category that’s so awesome ! thank you for making this video 🖤🖤🖤

[@TheStitchingWitch]

That’s awesome!!

[@quasi8180]

Omg i did that tooo but i was more drawn to characters like Aang and Prince Caspian.and Kida from Atlantis

[@quasi8180]

Charactsers are nust more concrete to me than the old gods which helps since im a more atheistic pagan.

[@nikoguarro]

Daedric Princes! DAEDRIC PRINCES!!!! AAAAAH

[@LauraBronson]

Yesss! The Aedra and Daedra 100%! I came to this video exactly because I am considering adding the goddess Kynareth/Kyne/Kenarthi into my practice. And maybe Mara and Dibella too.

[@quasi8180]

I want to incorperate Atla in my practice. Im interested in pop culture witchcraft. I feel like it might be better for me being a more athest witch im very intruiged by narnian lore even though it has christian conotations its just magickal enough to pass as pagan.

[@TheStitchingWitch]

Narnia is such a cool realm!

[@amberlynn6923]

I want to say that I agree that there are different versions of Loki. As far as some of the individuals who follow a Nordic path and etc. saying that the Marvel Loki isn't the 'real' energy of Loki, we really don't know. That's a fact. Yes, there are the original stories of Loki, but we really don't know what the 'real' energy of Loki is. We can believe there's a 'true' form of Loki, but we really can't claim that the Marvel version isn't the 'real' energy of Loki because we just don't know. Period. Just wanted to share my view on this subject.

[@TheStitchingWitch]

Fair enough!

[@jesusambrosio1628]

Saludos desde México

[@TheStitchingWitch]

Hola!! Muchas gracias por miras mi video (y lo siento para mi español. jajaja)

[@josephperkins4857]

Doesn't matter if it's not got a historical back ground,no one has any proof the gods are real

[@marejaack713]

Honestly the phrase “pop culture witchcraft” always sounds negative to me

[@TheStitchingWitch]

It definitely has a certain connotation due to Social Media, but you can call it something else if you still would like to explore that path!

[@asgardcommander9016]

Huuu…. Avatar Kyoshi 0.0