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Ringu 0 | リング０　バースデイ (2000) dir. Norio Tsuruta

[orriculum]

jack-o-lantern spells 🎃

when you carve a pumpkin into a lantern this halloween, you can burn different herbs and spices for a spooky candle spell! before you light the inside candle, sprinkle the spice/herb liberally on the inside walls of the pumpkin!

some suggestions:

🕯 allspice -  fortune, healing, and wealth.

🕯 cardamom - love and lust.

🕯 cinnamon -  divination, psychic abilities, spirituality, and wisdom.

🕯 clove -  attraction, exorcism, love, and wealth.

🕯 orange peel -  beauty, divination, fortune, love, and purification.

🕯 ginger -  beauty, love, power, success, and wealth.

🕯 nutmeg -  meditation, divination, clairvoyance.

[bizthewitch]

Nun of that!

Selfie and a found vintage image of a nun.

[psych-deli]

[myfairynuffstuff]

Edward Bawden (1903 - 1989) - Emma Nelson by the Fire. 1987. Graphite and watercolour on paper.

[bizthewitch]

Hello! I’m Biz. It’s nice to meet you!

[romantisme-noir]

[georgia-o-keeffe]

Pelvis With Moon, Georgia O'Keeffe

[claraalicetarot]

Minnie Ripperton as Tarot “strength” card

[bizthewitch]

Hair tied with black thread, rose hip, and smoky quartz.

[bizthewitch]

What do you see in the crystal ball? I see a dog, heart, and set of eyes.

[wanderingwitchofthewood]

[bizthewitch]

Setting my altar.

[signorformica]

Witches’ Sabbath (details). Claes Jacobsz. van der Heck ~ 1636 • via Bibliothèque Infernale on FB 

Enjoy this grotesque, funny painting in high-res and in its entirety, via Rijksmuseum: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/collection/SK-A-2373

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[lailoken]

To Kill an Ill-Wisher

“To kill someone who has ill-wished or overlooked your horse , cut out the beast's heart and stuff it with pins – the one who has overlooked it will die ( the horse that had been ‘ overlooked ' would of course already be dead ).

T.Q.Couch, writing in 1880, confirms that a similar spell was in use.

‘When an ox or other beast has died in consequence of the ill wish, it is usual to take out the heart, stick it over with pins and nails, and roast it before the fire until the pins and nails have one by one dropped out of it; during which process the witch is supposed to be suffering in mysterious sympathy with the wasting heart.’”

—

The British Book of Spells & Charms

by Graham King

[bizthewitch]