Open Sorcery
Open Sorcery is the world of Lazarus Halliwell.
Hi! Welcome to my corner of the Internet. My name is Lazarus. I created this site to give myself a bit more freedom from the constraints of social media, where I often feel pressured to be just one thing and to say things a certain way. I’m not just one thing, and my means of self expression are all over the place. I’m an intuitive artist, magic user, playwright, singer/songwriter, actor, avid student of all kinds, reader of oracle cards and the Tarot, producer and audio engineer, novelist, and poet, to name a few of my interests. I’m also disabled and largely housebound, and am a DID system of 1500+ alters. Stay tuned for content of all kinds.
Please note that, with rare exceptions, any and all names mentioned in this blog are pseudonyms except our own. We want to be able to speak freely without doxxing anyone.
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Had a decently productive day today.
I painted this baby today, he is a juvenile rescue red tailed hawk I saw on our Facebook that people were going nuts over. His name is Chuck: I also finished the painting I started last night of our headmate Australis: Yeah, I know he looks like Hozier. Don’t @ me, he’s supposed to look…
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I painted this today.
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I don’t know who the FUCK I am (DID is weird like that)
But APPARENTLY I CAN PAINT/DRAW??? Have these as proof. Lēna is gonna shit a sideways brick when she comes back to front and sees this. -Sender unknown
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Today was better.
I did some painting and have some potential projects lined up. -Allēna
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WE FINALLY GOT AN OIL CHANGE
OUR CAR IS OPERATIONAL ONCE MORE SHE LIVES THE DAY IS SAVED -Allēna
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I’m strongly considering making this into a sticker:
-Allēna
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Xavier died ten years ago today and today felt like this.
Aaaaaa. That is all. -Allēna
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I wrote an audio drama once.
I was very lonely during the winter of 2019 and wrote this script. I am a better writer now, so I might revise and/or expand it in time, but for now, here it is. Please let me know what you think. -Allēna
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I’ve stumbled upon an adaptation of the Iliad that is Castor-approved, which has been a lifelong task.
His standards are ridiculously high because he’s a stickler for accuracy, especially considering I read the original poem in college at Maryland school. It’s called Troy: Fall of a City and it’s on Netflix. I highly recommend it, especially since it can satisfy Castor’s pedantic ass. -Allēna (hi, I’m back!)