#green shopping

[https-witch]

Thoughts on the green practice

💭To me, being a practitioner is about developing a balanced relationship with the Universe & its components. I do not separate my home habits from my craft & beliefs.

As a child I would hang out in the forest a lot & talk to the trees. Maybe I spent so much time with them because I don't see much difference between us anymore. What's best for me is best for them & vice versa. We both need the Sun & the rain. The cycle of the days, the presence of the moon. Good health to survive the season's change & clean, safe grounds to establish roots in. We are stronger than our environment while also being part of it.

This relationship helped me become more mindful of my place in this world. On top of this, travelling a bit & becoming a vegetarian sensitized me to the pride of having a supporting community & the importance of investing in sustainable, local options while shopping for any kind of goods. It is a conscious, constant effort, but it is very rewarding. Here are a few things I do:

👕My clothes are thrifted or gifted. When I don't wear something, I either cut it up to use the fabric on something else, or I give it away. I never throw away clothes.

🫐I try to buy local products in the grocery store. I don't eat meat or products derived from meat.

🫙I thrifted a lot of furniture, tools & decoration. I try to reuse broken materials as well.

🗑️I recycle & compost. Those are free services offered by my city.

🫧I buy very little single-use anything. I don't use ziplock bags or paper towels.

💶I try to be mindful of the companies I invest in.

It's not much, but it's still good. I'm confident my efforts are enough to send good vibes in the Universe.

Just a thought 💭

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[braydichbeauty]

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[abeinkstudios]

Hello! Would you be interested in a green store that has Whole Foods quality with Target pricing, and Amazon-like shipping?

Contact me via phone or text for more information about a yearly $1 membership! No hidden costs! 937-503-5453.

I hope to hear from you soon!

~Amanda

[techdigibomb]

Hello! Would you be interested in a green store that has Whole Foods quality with Target pricing, and Amazon-like shipping?

Contact me via phone or text for more information about a yearly $1 membership! No hidden costs! 937-503-5453.

I hope to hear from you soon!

~Amanda

[repostedpoliticalarts]

I did not expect PEPSI to make the top 6.

I guess I’m so used to Coca-Cola being evil incorporate that I assumed Pepsi was either just as evil or part of a megacorporation that was also terrible.

Guess I’m a Pepsi drinker when given the option. But most of the time I like supporting small businesses so there’s that.

[https-witch]

I agree with the fact that buying stuff might be essential, but the way this is written makes it sound as if you don't need to think about it a little more.

When buying stuff, do be mindful of where it came from & how it was made

Do you have to buy it? Can you make it yourself? Can you find a used one? How long will you use it? Can you give it away afterwards? But idk maybe I'm just saying that because I'm a little green eco freak person 🌱🌻🐝🧙‍♀️

I keep waiting to say this until it's not a vagueblog and now it isn't so

Some people actually do need physical tools and ingredients to practice their witchcraft, even if they have to buy them mass produced, and it's okay to buy stuff for your practice even if you only use it for a little while, or it ends up not being long term or in regular use.

"You don't need to buy anything or even ever use physical tools or ingredients to be a witch!" is IMO a well-meaning sentiment that people mean in an encouraging way, but I don't think it's accurate or fair.

[academic-vampire]

𝔰𝔬 𝔰𝔴𝔢𝔢𝔱 🍵

[thedeadpoets-blog]

“I’m so glad I live in a world where there are October’s.”

[valtsv]

btw i think it's so awesome and fun when older people dye their white hair purple or pink or blue or whatever colour they fancy and 'overdress' in bright eye catching ostentatious outfits and have quirky interests and styles. you don't have to be young to have fun and be confident! you can still enjoy life when you're old! who cares what anyone else thinks, you've lived longer than they have and know better than to waste it being miserable just to fit in.

[blondebombcutie]

Hello! Would you be interested in a green store that has Whole Foods quality with Target pricing, and Amazon-like shipping?

Contact me via phone or text for more information about a yearly $1 membership! No hidden costs! 937-503-5453.

I hope to hear from you soon!

~Amanda

[ecoroundup]

Shaping the Future: How to Make Sustainable Shopping Choices

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Shopping has always been more than just an act of buying products. It’s a statement about who we are and what we believe in. As consumers, we have the power to shape the future of our planet with every purchase we make. In a world where environmental issues are becoming increasingly prominent, sustainable shopping is no longer a mere trend but a necessity. In this post, we’ll delve into how you…

[theshitpostcalligrapher]

rate my dark lunch (home from work at 1 in the morning edition)

apple salad using leftover thai dips that came with my calamari as dressing (along with a spritz of lime), simmered carrots, tin of dolma (rice stuffed in grape leaves)

[happyheidi]

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[shopwitchvamp]

This combo tho 💚🥵🔥

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[toytle]

hello dc community, i finally have merch ideas i can offer 🤲

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[obsessedbyneon]

Master post: The interior landscape design of the Copley Place mall in Boston, Massachusetts, 1984.

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