The Red Text

In this episode of the Red Text Podcast, hosts Voga and Ry revisit the topic of magick and mental health. They explore the importance of discernment in magical practices, the influence of New Age beliefs, and the ethical considerations of using magic in therapeutic settings. The conversation also touches on the significance of community support, practical magical tips for mental health, and the importance of maintaining spiritual hygiene. They share personal anecdotes and insights, emphasizing the need for professional help alongside spiritual practices.

In this episode of the Red Text Podcast, we discuss our personal updates, including Voga's family situation and Ry's new job in therapy. we then transition into a deep conversation about cancel culture, exploring its implications, the importance of accountability, and the potential for personal growth. We reflect on our own experiences and the societal pressures surrounding public figures, emphasizing the need for dialogue and understanding in the face of accusations. In this conversation, we explore the complexities of internal racism, the importance of compassion over anger, and the impact of language on societal perceptions. We discuss the nuanced relationship between art and the artist, the implications of slurs, and the power of compassion in fostering change. The dialogue also touches on political divides, the necessity of critical thinking, and the challenges posed by cancel culture.

What does it mean to craft personal magick? What does it look like? How do you do it? Join Voga and Ry for another unholy communion as we talk about crafting personal magick, from spells to conjurations to prayers, oh my!

In this conversation, Voga and Ry discuss their personal experiences with saints and the spiritual court. They talk about their relationships with their patron saints, including Saint Francis of Assisi and Saint Jude. They explore why they chose these saints and how they work with them in their spiritual practices. They also touch on the importance of engaging with books and annotating them to enhance understanding and retention of information. The conversation is filled with personal anecdotes and insights into their individual journeys. In this part of the conversation, Ry and Voga discuss their experiences and relationships with different saints. Ry shares their experiences with St. Francis of Assisi and St. Jude, highlighting the miracles and signs they have received through their petitions. Voga emphasizes the importance of cultivating a relationship with saints before making requests and provides insights into working with St. Francis and St. Jude. They also mention their interest in working with other saints such as St. Martha and St. Clare of Assisi. Voga shares their deep connection with St. Anthony and his role as a patron saint of miracles. They talk about the offerings and rituals they use to connect with these saints and how they have received help and guidance through their devotions. They also discuss the practical aspects of working with saints, such as using prayer cards and chaplets. Overall, they emphasize the importance of respect, reverence, and gratitude in cultivating relationships with saints.

In this episode we explore the five mysteries of the Rosary's Joyful Mysteries: the Annunciation, the Visitation, the Nativity of Jesus, the Presentation of Jesus in the Temple, and the Finding of Jesus in the Temple. Each mystery is discussed individually, highlighting their significance and the spiritual fruit they represent. The themes that emerge from the conversation include humility, charity, detachment, and the interconnectedness of all life. The importance of unconditional love and the challenges of practicing it in a society driven by individualism and capitalism are also explored. In this conversation, we discuss the fifth and final Joyful Mystery of the Rosary, the Finding in the Temple. We reflect on the emotional lows and spiritual highs of the Joyful Mysteries and the importance of turning or conversion to Christ's word. We also discuss the need for personal reflection, understanding divine law, and striving to be the best version of oneself. We offer alternative interpretations of the concept of conversion and emphasize the importance of individual perspectives and modifications in prayer.