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Gabriel Varzalyi

Gabriel Varzalyi

Introductions are in order

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Introductions are in order

A little bit of magic

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The uncertainty, is a certainty in this lifetime. We hold onto the things we can control. In this time and age, knowledge and the all consuming notions of power are at our fingertips. As we try and grasp the how and why, we fail to understand the unk

Valentine’s Day, oh Valentine’s Day. A day of love and American commercialism, but that’s beside the point.
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When I was younger, growing up in on the border of Virginia and Maryland, my great grandmother would have bundles of viol

In years past, my teacher in Conjure would test me on how to make certain curios. What herbs to use, which prayers or psalms. Soaked in water or consumed by fire. Allowing Spirit to flow through my body like a current. He would drill it in my mind so

Some things I’ve contemplated in not only myself, but in the community as whole.
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As we head into uncertainty, we must stand tall and determined. Not only in ourselves, but for the people in our lives that can’t. Let us be a light in th

Full moons have always been a bit funny to me. Astrologically, they’re full of wonder and mystique, but to me they’re more of a release. Having a lot of water signs in a birth chart will do that sort of thing. However, knowing of said rel

As I rang in the new year, hoping to set my intentions into ground beneath my feet, I get the terrible news from New Orleans.
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People close to me know that New Orleans has a big part of my heart. It’s a city that molded me into the man I am t

As we settle in for Yule, the tree shimmering from the glow of winters sunset, I embrace the cold and darkness. It leaves me in contemplation of the past year, how the seasons changed, and how I have changed.
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I remember the Egungun and the ancesto

Before magic and conjure and mediumship, I was a writer. I would write all types of things from poetry to short story, to even novels.
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As a child, I would read during class and never pay attention, or write little stories in the holly tree near t