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· Kaler Kantho
· Kaler Kantho
· Vice

Everyone has a spiritual phase. Some people grow out of it. Others buy cord-cutting candles, crystals, set up an altar, and never look back. If you’re reading a zodiac witch guide at all, you’re probably already in the second category.
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Every sign brings something different to the craft—different instincts, different blind spots, different reasons their altar looks the way it does. Some would use the power well. Some would absolutely not. Here are each zodiac sign’s witchy tendencies.
Nobody underestimates an Aries witch twice. They work with fire, iron, and protection spells at a level of confidence that makes even bad ideas look strangely persuasive, and the energy runs faintly dangerous, which is honestly part of the appeal. They cast first, ask questions later, then act genuinely shocked when the spell worked, and now everybody has to live with the consequences.
Walk into a Taurus witch’s house, and your nervous system will reset before you even sit down. Bread in the oven, salt by the door, one heavy wooden table that makes every conversation feel unhurried and important. Their power lives in comfort, beauty, and the physical world—they will enchant a meal or a cash candle without second-guessing themselves, trusting the universe to meet them halfway. Everything has intention, and everything also happens to look expensive.
Gemini pulls from three different occult systems because committing to just one sounds boring. They’re the witch everybody texts for gossip, intel, or a spell that works faster than it should. They’re fluent in word magic and mirror work, and sigils scrawled in notebooks they swear they’ll organize eventually. One day it’s deep divination; the next, it’s 2 a.m., and they’ve surfaced from an internet hole with an entirely new folk practice. Dangerous? Potentially. Entertaining? Always.
The magic gets into your life before you notice it. Cancer monitors the emotional climate of every space like a full-time job, because for them, it is—stirring intention into soup, blessing the front door, cleansing a room after someone dragged bad energy through it. Their craft feels inherited rather than learned, and they can probably name the exact relative who passed the instinct down, even if that relative never called it witchcraft.
No sign understands the power of attention quite like Leo. They charge their jewelry, dress like a vision, and know that presentation can shift the energy of an entire night—not in a cheap, smoke-and-mirrors way, but in a deeply intentional, walk-into-the-room-and-own-it way. They cast for visibility, desire, and creative success, and yes, revenge when the situation calls for it. Tasteful revenge, though.
Virgo knows what each herb does, what it pairs with, and what centuries of use have confirmed—and they have a big problem with anyone who doesn’t bother to find out before they start burning things. Their magic is part craft, part study, part low-grade obsession, built on precision and results they can actually see. They might act modest about it, but they absolutely clock anyone whose entire spiritual practice is buying things they saw on TikTok.
There are rose petals—lots of them—but don’t let that fool you. Libra’s magic runs far deeper than basic attraction work. This sign understands chemistry, timing, seduction, and the specific art of getting exactly what they want without looking like they tried that hard. They set a scene the way other people set a trap: beautifully, strategically, with total plausible deniability. Charming, yes. Innocent is another story entirely.
Not everybody gets access. That’s the first thing to understand about Scorpio’s practice. They go to the darker corners of the craft because they genuinely want to know what lives there, not for the aesthetic. Shadow work, spirit communication, sex magic, curses—none of it makes them nervous the way it makes other people nervous. Power can heal, expose, ruin, or protect. Scorpio knows all four well enough to never treat any of them lightly.
The omens looked good, so they booked the flight. That’s genuinely how Sagittarius operates—trusting instinct, luck, and timing over any rulebook, running on pure “let’s see what happens” energy and pulling it off in ways that frustrate everyone who did everything by the book. They come back from that last-minute trip with a spiritual teacher, a lover, and a personal awakening stuffed into a single weekend.
Capricorn respects lineage, structure, and methods that have survived because they actually hold up. They keep meticulous records, protect their practice, and accumulate power over time rather than chasing quick thrills. Their magic works because they did everything right, checked every step, and left nothing to chance. No fake-deep spiritual rambling, and absolutely no patience for anyone who acts like they invented the moon.
Aquarius has a centuries-old symbol on their altar and some small gadget next to it that they swear reads energy better than anything else out there. Their practice is a specific blend of astrology, technology, and fringe theory that nobody else fully understands. They’re casting for breakthroughs and collective change—not bad dates or unanswered texts. Try to give push-back, and then they’ll say something unnervingly accurate to make you a believer.
Built for this in a way most signs simply aren’t, Pisces is a dreamy, psychic, spiritually porous witch who can accidentally absorb a stranger’s energy from across a room. Their magic lives in the blurry space between this world and the next, running on intuition, emotion, and whatever they pulled out of last night’s dream. They can tap into something other people spend years trying to reach. They also probably need better spiritual boundaries and a very long nap.
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· Yahoo Sports
The A’s announced on Friday afternoon the placement of Designated Hitter Brent Rooker on the 10-day IL with what the team is calling an oblique strain:
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The A's have placed outfielder/designated hitter Brent Rooker on the 10-day injured list with an oblique strain and recalled infielder/outfielder Zack Gelof from Triple-A Las Vegas.
— A's Communications (@AthleticsPR) April 10, 2026
It’s a tough blow for the Athletics’ offense. Though he’s scuffled in the early going it seemed that Rook was starting to get his bat on track in recent games. His two-homer performance earlier this week sure indicated that he was on the right track but now he’ll have to work through an injury before he’s ready to come back. This’ll snap his consecutive games streak as well, ending at the fourth-most in franchise history with 214 straight games played. How long he’ll be out has yet to be determined but his absence will be measured in weeks, perhaps even months.
Taking Rook’s spot on the active roster will be Zack Gelof. The second baseman was once considered a franchise cornerstone but has seen his star dim in the past couple of years. This season he’s been getting some work in the outfield as well, hoping to expand his positional flexibility and earn more playing time with the big league squad. He’s now earned that chance after a monster start to the year in Triple-A. In 11 games for the Aviators Gelof is slashing an incredible .366/.519/.732 with four long balls. Even considering the hitter-friendly environment that is the PCL, those are big big numbers. Now A’s fans will have to hope he can continue that hot streak against big league pitching.
How the A’s juggle playing time is yet to be determined. The most straight forward option would be to simply put Gelof in the DH role. Or the team could send Gelof back to his old position at the keystone while giving Jeff McNeil some time in the DH spot. Lawrence Butler could get some more half days going forward as well, which wouldn’t be the worst thing considering his recent injury. We’ll see tonight how Mark Kotsay approaches missing his All-Star DH and the team will be hoping to stay afloat until he’s ready to return.