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My side blog for my witchy posts :3

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Mushroom Nightlights

Andres Creatures Art on Etsy

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a little late but blessed yule! (and merry christmas)

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Only once in 400 years

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Witchy Self Care & Mindfulness🌻🌿

Artwork by @CraftingWitch on Instagram

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“I Observe Witchy Holidays. Observe them as they pass by me because I forgot. Again.”

— Stormwaterwitch (via stormwaterwitch)

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Me: *snorts an entire leaf*

Me: It’s Mabon.

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🍂🍎Blessed Mabon!🍂🍎

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09/07/19 // season of the witch // ig

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🌊 sea witch starter pack 🌊

some resources to get you started with sea witchcraft:

sea witchcraft

sea witch tips

landlocked sea witch tips

water witch travel altar

sea grounding

charging with the sea

simple beauty sea spell

come hell or highwater spell

a wish bracelet spell

‘portable ocean’ spell jar

sea witch’s protection bottle

‘jolly sailor bold’ mermaid love spell

mermaid bath spell for beauty

‘sea foam latte’ bath

mermaid magick spray

beachy keen sea salt spray

diy seashell candles

mermaid runes

mermaid dust

mermaid salts

mermaid’s tears

sea scrying

seashell divination tip

pearl magick

sea witchery

magickal properties of seashells

water correspondences

water masterpost

sea magick and the tides

sea deities:

ægir

amphitrite

lir

mazu

mermaids (not deities, they’re variants of the fae, but they can be worked with in a similar manner)

mizuchi

nayru (zelda pop culture deity)

njord

poseidon

thalassa

crystals:

aquamarine

azurite

blue aragonite

blue lace agate

canvansite

citrine

coral (not a crystal but ya know)

iron pyrite

lapis lazuli

moonstone

moss agate

onyx

skagway jasper

pearl

plants to grow/use in your craft:

chamomile

coconut

cucumber

cypress

grapes

heather

hemp

honeysuckle

jasmine

kelp

lavender

lettuce

lichen

lime

lotus

moss

orange

orris root

sea fern

sea weed

skullcap

watermelon

willow

things to start doing:

research mermaids (x, x, x)

get a himalayan rock salt lamp

watch documentaries on the deep sea

wear seahorse or mermaid jewelry

sing (to connect to mermaids and also warm up your voice)

make sure to take a water bottle with you when you go places to stay hydrated

look into lunar witchcraft (the moon is connected to the sea through its control of the tides)

research sailor’s superstitions and folklore surrounding the ocean

visit the beach more

get beach-scented candles - they’re very popular, so you can find them almost anywhere

take swimming lessons if you’re not a good swimmer

listen to ocean ambience while you work

get pet fish, if you can

good blogs that post about sea witchcraft: @sea-sorceress (hasn’t been active since may so don’t follow but she has a lot of good posts so her blog is worth looking through); @salt-like-wine; @healing-sun-witch

and a sea witchcraft playlist.

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La Sorcière - Jules Michelet, 1862 illustrated by Martin van Maële