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howdy, i keep an archive of over 500 resources for witchcraft and the occult
we are beginner friendly and offer an essentials section for witchcraft - history, protection, and the basics to spellwork - with summaries for everything to help you find relevant content
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Getting Started With Magic:
I am often asked “Caretaker I want to get in to magic but I don’t know where to start. Any recommendations?“ and I am at a loss for an answer. Magic is about as unformalized as you can get, and due to the nature of the occult in general, attempting to find a good starting point is almost explicitly impossible. What follows is a jumble of broad generalizations that make up my best shot:
Part 1: A sense of humor
The world is magic. Everything from physical objects and people to ideas and dreams has some relationship with magic. Some things are chock full of it, some are made of it, some resist it, some produce it, some feed off it. At the end of the day, any magical practice will involve experimenting, reading, and learning firsthand how different things interact with magic. Our goal with these first steps is to figure out how you personally interact with magic.
For us humans, magic comes in three primary forms I call humors. To use an analogy, if magic itself is the idea of color these are the three primary colors. Almost any magical act will function on some blend of these three things. Most practitioners tend to either specialize in one humor, or sit comfortably in the middle between two, and the majority have at least modest ability with all three. The humors, the magic based on them, and the archetypes associated with them, are described below. See if one in particular stands out to you.
The Sorcerer - Will: Will magic is logical. Things like sigilcraft, occult geometry, runework, and most forms of magical artifice like enchantment, are all based on will. Traditionally, will magic has been the purview of secret societies, alchemists, and occult researchers. A will user manipulates the magic of the world through sheer focus, and often finds themselves drawn to the mathematical elements of magic. They are the person who spends long hours pouring over occult texts that seem to pull them in.
The Priest - Faith: Faith magic is social. Anything involving communication or interaction with a non-human entity or intelligence is generally faith magic. Most religious magic is based on faith, but it doesn’t necessarily have to be faith in a god, just faith in something besides yourself. This could be anything from the major god of an established religion, to a pagan god, to a local water spirit, to a ghost, to a demon. These are your priests, mediums, and spirit workers.
The Witch - Instinct: Instinct magic is meditative. Its anything that works best when you don’t think about it, or anything that works based on vibes. Most folk magic and superstition falls into this category, along with the oracular arts, divination, and most of alchemy and herbology. Instinct users have a good nose for when stuff just feels magic. These are your classic witches, psychics, and apothecaries.
Ultimate Protection Magic Masterpost, Part 2
PROTECTION FOR OTHERS
Family/Loved Ones Protection Jar
Quick Protection Spell
Full Moon Protection Spell
“I Send You Safety” Spell
Knitting Spell (For Protection)
Ayano’s Theory of Happiness Spell
Ritual To Protect Loved Ones
“This Person Is Under My Protection” Sigil
“This Person Is Safe & Happy” Sigil
“My Significant Other Is Happy & Safe From Harm” Sigil
“My Child Is Safe From All Harm” Sigil
PROTECTION FOR PETS
Pet Protection Spell Jar
Pet Protection Spell Bottle
Pet Protection Spell
Pet Protection Spell
Protective Chant For Dogs
Protective Chant For Cats
Cat Protection Bag
Cat Blessing/Protection Spell
Animal Blessing Spells
Animal Protection Spell
Animal Candle Protection Spell
“Watch Over Me” Pet Protection Guardian
“Always Come Back To Me” Spell
“My Dogs Will Be Safe and Happy” Sigil
Pet Protection Powder
MISCELLANEOUS PROTECTION SPELLS
Protection Against Nightmares
Protection During Sleep
Nightmare Warding Stuffed Animal Spell
Ghost Nebula Protection In Sleep Spell
Protection While Travelling
Jar Spell for Safe Travels
Protection For Travellers Spell
Roadtrip Protection Charm
Empath/Emotional Protection
Calcified Heart Spell
Empath Protection Jar
Other
New Job Protection Pouch
Corvid Safety Spell
Emoji Spell for Protection Against Extreme Weather
Cleansing & Protection from Mind-Altering Spells
POWDERS, SALTS, OILS & WATERS
Dragon’s Bite Powder
Sweeping Powder for Protection & Energy
Dark As Night Protection Powder
Anti-Curse Powder
Archer’s Protection Powder
Protection Powder Recipes
Fire Salts
Black Salt
Empath Protection Oil
Demonwitch’s Hellcat Oil
Flying Devil Oil
Moon-Infused Protection Water
Storm Witch’s Ward Water
War Water
INFORMATION
Circles, Shields & Wards
Casting a Circle for Beginners
Methods of Casting Circles
Personal Shielding
Basic Protection
Keeping Yourself Protected
The Basics of Wards & Warding
A Crash Course In Warding
Top Ward Mistakes I
Top Ward Mistakes II
Threshold Magic 101
Charms
Charms, Amulets & Talismans
The Rowan Cross
Grass Charm
Hag Stones
Moon Snails
Protection Wreaths
Protection Chimes
Elemental Protection Charms
Folklore Charms for Home Protection
Tech Magic
Turning Your Wifi Into Wards
How to Anti-Taglock Pictures of Yourself
Simple Email Protection Spell
Technomagic Ward
Cyber/Tech Protection Ideas
Servitors
A Basic Guide to Servitors
An Introduction to Servitors
How to Create a Protective Servitor
Meditations
Spell and Meditation for Calming, Serenity and Peace Within Self
“Warrior of Light” Guided Meditation (YouTube)
Correspondences
Protection Correspondences
Protection Correspondences
Quick Protection Magic Reference Guide
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Tarot Cards and Their Meanings
Wands:
Ace: Beginnings, birth, energy, self-image, new opportunities
2: Potential, planning, choices, contemplation
3: Long-term, foresight, putting things into motion
4: Rewards, celebrate good times (come on!), teamwork, home
5:Competition, conflict, brainstorming
6: Praise, self-confidence, recognition, role model
7: Defense, threat, perseverance
8: Progress, energy, swiftness
9: Perseverance, wounded, guarded
10: Responsibility, burden, stress or success
Page: Adventures, inspiration, ideas, journey, desires
Knight: Risk-taking, experiments, travel, fun, passion
Queen: Creativity, independence, friendly, optimistic, beauty
King: Leader, pride, energy, charisma, passion
Cups:
Ace: New feelings, awakening, imagination
2: Equality, respect, harmony, sharing
3: Friendship, celebration, fun
4:Withdrawal, indifference, boredom
5: Sadness, mourning, disappointment, regret, suffering
6: Kindness, caring, memories, childhood
7: Fantasy, illusion, creative brainstorming
8: Travel, retreat, spirit quest
9: Contentment, host, wish fulfillment
10:Happy home, shared love, peace, family
Page: Sensitive, gentle, Imaginative, kind
Knight:Romantic, flirt, artist, emotional intensity
Queen: Empathetic, sensitive, emotional, psychic, mother
King: Wise, calm, emotionally mature, father
Swords:
Ace:Truth, intellect, communication, clarity
2: Standstill, mediator, indecision
3: Loss, sorrow, betrayal
4: Rest, mental restoration, reflection
5: Defeat and self-defeat, irritability, arguments
6: Support, moving, retreat, mental healing
7: Gathering information,mental tests, strategy
8: Helpless thoughts, limiting beliefs, excuses
9: Worry, anxiety, insomnia, repressed thoughts
10: Finished, closure, give up
Page: Curious, student, intellect, thoughtfulness
Knight: Debate, explorer, rushing, revolutionary
Queen: Truthful, self-aware, teacher, intellect
King: Objective, intelligent, assertive, fair, logical
Pentacles:
Ace: Healthy beginnings, investing, grounded, opportunity
2: Play, changes, multitasking, adapting
3: Planning, employment, teamwork, assistance
4: Stable, saving, cautious, boundaries
5: Unstable, illness, supportive friends, lack of security
6: Charity, generosity, giving back, assistance
7: Assessment, trial and error, editing, feedback
8: Repetition, precision, commitment, meaningful work
9: Luxury, discipline, earned rewards, fruits of labor
10: Wisdom, home, wealth, legacy, home
Page: New project/job, Student, new studies, cautious
Knight: Loyal, dependable, hard working, practical
Queen: Mother, Fertile, down to earth, nurturing, protective
King:Wealthy, successful, loving father, stubborn, practical
Major Arcana:
The Fool: Trust, Beginning, open minded, innocence
The Magician: Will, personal power, intention, resourcefulness
The High Priestess: Inner Wisdom, Meditation, spirituality
The Empress: Mother, creativity, nurturing, sensuality
The Emperor: Power, structure, stability, father
The Hierophant: Responsibility, knowledge, teacher, belief system
The Lovers: Sexuality, union, love, cooperation
The Chariot: Determination, Control, momentum, competence
Strength: Courage, Strength/ inner strength, survival
The Hermit: Guidance, wisdom, perspective, solitude
Wheel of Fortune: Luck, expansion, destiny, change, movement
Justice: Ethics, law, balance, fairness, accountability
The Hanged Man: Release, waiting, surrender, sacrifice
Death: Regeneration, ending, closure, transformation
Temperance: Experimenting, creating, combining, compromise
The Devil: Limitations, attachments, commitment
The Tower: Sudden shock, chaos, destruction, questioning beliefs
The Star: Renewal, peace, optimism, boundlessness
The Moon: The shadow self, dreams, confusion, intuition
The Sun: Playfulness, acceptance, personal growth, enthusiasm
Judgement: Transition, maturing, reviewing
The World: Integration, connection, wholeness, completion, options
Hey guys! It’s been a long time but I’m working on some posts for later. I’m probably am going to work on a reversed version of the cards for next time. Thanks for reading!- Samantha
The best spell you will ever cast is to live your life as a magician
First off, can magick affect the physical world? For the sake of argument, I’m going with yes. I have never personally experienced spectacular effects that can only be explained by magick, but I have experienced strong synchronicities that are hard to explain away with mere chance. With that out of the way, is magick about saying the right things with the right material at the right time, or is there more to it? Much historical magick says the ancients believed that you just had to do it the right way to get results. Just copy the spell correctly. Now remember, this is Mr. Ancient Egypt talking, and the Egyptians certainly held this as true. But I’m gonna say by my experience, it’s wrongheaded and doesn’t work that way. You can say that I have never done it right, but from everything I have experienced, magick is much more about creating a critical mass of gnostic experiences that eventually lead to success. Essentially, living as a magus, with all the daily work involved, is what sets up a flow of events which eventually sees your will manifest. This is important, so hang with me.
First, it makes me highly suspect of those who claim that all they have to do is twitch their nose and great magical effects happen. “It’s all about intention!” they claim. If that were true, we would have a whole lot more lottery winners in magical circles. They can make all the excuses they want why those types of things won’t manifest, but ultimately it proves their outlook is flawed. Mind you, I’ve seen people who make these claims manifest some interesting things. But those that do seem to be the ones who fail to mention all the daily work that goes into their magick. They tend plants, talk to their ancestors, and make magick a part of their daily lives. It was not just a wish that made it happen.
This also answers for me a hotly debated question in goetia. Do you need to use the name of the Christian god and his symbols to work with these spirits? The argument often goes that the people who wrote the grimoires had success, so why not do what they said? I’m not so convinced that they were all successful. But once again, if all it took was using the right words at the right time with the right wand, a whole lot more people would be talking to demons. So, I’m going to go out on a limb and say, no, you don’t need to use Christian symbolism. You don’t need to slavishly copy their work.
What you need to do is live your life as a magus. And what that looks like is different for each individual. It will take work. But you have to do it your own way. You can take some advice from those who came before on what that looks like, but your magick will be your own.
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❝ I am a luck magnet. Good Luck flows my way. I am always at the right place and at the right time. Good luck comes to me effortlessly. ❞
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Psychic Development Week 1, Lesson 2: How to get & stay Grounded - The Resources
~ Below I’ve listed resources for some of my favorite ways to stay grounded. I really like doing begginer yoga and barre exercises because it puts me into a meditative state. I’ve also included this weeks meditation sounds in this post because they are also very grounding.
~ It’s okay if some of these things don’t work for you. Try them with an open heart/mind and if something else works better for you or you don’t feel particularly called to these exersices, that’s okay. The most important thing is that you are listening to your intuition (that warm feeling you get) and grounding yourself in our own ways.
Yoga
Root Chakra
Heart Chakra
Inner Peace
Grounding
Balance
Centered
Grounding (2)
Meditation
~ With these meditation sounds, it is important that you do the same visualization that you did before the journal prompts and affirmations.
~ Find a quiet space before listening to these. Envision a neon pink triangle above your third eye shooting that pink light out in front of you while you are surrounded by a sky blue light. This will help lighten your energy and call on high-vibrational higher dimensional beings to help assist in painlessly healing any wounds that might be keeping you from being/staying grounded:)
Peace Meditation
Heart Chakra Meditation
Heart Chakra Meditation (2)
Barre Exersices
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Plants and Spices Cheat Sheet
Beauty: Cocoa powder, Cranberry, Aloe, Apple, Rose, Strawberries, Honey, Sugar, Jasmin, Hibiscus, Milk, Papaya, Grapefruit, Almond
Calming/ Sleep: Lemon balm, Chamomile, Lavender, Valerian, Passionflower, Nutmeg
Confidence: Ginger, Cinnamon, Chives, Horseradish, Pepper, Basil
Cleansing: Rosemary, Salt, Cedar, Pine, Thyme, Fennel, Sage, Lemon, Lemon grass, Sandalwood
Dreams: Bay, Valerian, Mugwort, Mexican dream herb, Star anise
Energy: Paprika, Oregano, Coffee, Black tea,Turmeric, Jelepeno
Focus: Ginseng, Green tea, Turmeric, Lemon Balm
Friendship: Peas, Yellow rose, Lemon
Happiness: St. John’s wort, Mint, Orange, Geranium
Healing: Hawthorn, Heal-all, Calendula, Feverfew, Mullein, Plantain, Yarrow, Kale, Pumpkin, Comfrey, Fennel
Intuition: Bay, Orange, Lemongrass, Marjoram, Dandelion, Walnut, Apple
Love: Apricot, Cherry, Meadow-sweet, Rose, Daisy, Sorrel, Vanilla, Honey, Marjoram, Peach, Pomegranate, Honeysuckle, Primrose, Coriander
Luck: Clover, Comfrey, Heather, Hazel, Mustard, Acorn, Ginger, Cinnamon,
Money: All-spice, Basil, Parsley, Bay, Ginger, Clove
Protection: Basil, Bay, Cayenne, Garlic, Salt, Thistle, Nettle, Clove, Rosemary, Parsley, Blackberries, Rowan
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Moon: Mugwort, Lotus, Sage, Milk Thistle, Hibiscus, Myrrh, Willow
Sun: Marigold, Sunflower, Francincense, Bergamot, Juniper
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Earth: Patchouli, Oakmoss, Potatoes, Clover, Oak
Air: Poplar, Aspen, Rosemary, Mint, Hazel, Bay, Borage
Fire: Marigold, Nettle, Cinguefoil, Chili
Water: Willow, Lotus, Rose, Chamomile, Poppy
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*Disclaimer* Insure to research your herbs before using internally/ topically as many could cause allergic reactions for you. Herbs such as Mugwort shouldn’t be taken when pregnant. *Check * Your * Herbs *. Try and buy responsibly, grow your own if possible~
Grounding 101
Have you ever felt like you were not in control of your emotions? Or maybe felt like you were picking up other peoples energy? If so, you might want to learn about a technique called grounding. It’s a very simple way to reclaim your energy and help to protect yourself from other’s energy that may drain you.
What is grounding?
Grounding is a way to bring us back to the present and be mindful. Say you’ve been stressing all day about some thing and it’s made you anxious and not all there. Then you have to go work and can’t focus or be productive. Grounding helps to fix that feeling.
How do I ground?
Grounding can be done a number of ways. Initially, I learned it in a literal sense of where you are supposed to reconnect with earth. I would actually go outside and take some deep breaths and feel the ground on my bare feet. 👣This way works well, but isn’t always practical. Luckily there are many ways to ground.
For those that are into using essential oils and/or crystals, some good ones to use during this method are vetiver, lavender, ylang ylang, patchouli - oils; hematite, black onyx, black tourmaline, obsidian, and smoky quartz - crystals.
When should we ground?
I recommend grounding at least once a day. In a future post I will get into centering and shielding because they are techniques that can be used as well, but I wanted to keep this post on the shorter side 😆
I think grounding works best when you do it at the beginning of your day because you’re fresh and the daily stressors aren’t in full effect yet. It’s short and easy enough to be incorporated into your morning routine ( or pretty much whenever it is needed) I like to ground when I’m in the shower because it feels cleansing with the water washing over me and since I struggle a bit with visualization it is easier for me to make that connection.
If you’re familiar with grounding and have your own technique, it would be great if you could post it below😊 I love to learn new ways of doing things!
Witch Tip
If you feel disconnected from nature and don’t feel like you’re doing witchcraft “right” because you don’t go for walks in the woods or down by the sea, it’s okay. You don’t need to be in nature, or be silent, or still. You don’t need to live with one foot in the past. That magic has beauty and charm, but it isn’t for everyone.
There’s magic in urban places, where there are so many lights at night that your city can be seen from space. The hum of electricity is just as powerful as the sounds of nature. The wind howling down an alley has a different feel than the winds that blow the waves, but it’s no less powerful. You can so easily find the liminal spaces in late night diners and on rooftops and in the back of antique shops.
There’s magic in being surrounded by books. These books are full of your spiritual ancestors, the ghosts of witches who came before and are whispering secrets to you. Can’t you hear their voices when you turn the pages?
There’s magic right here on your computer, connecting you to a thousand thousand other witches. Magic has learned the shape of the internet, and witches have ridden it well. Little charms are passed in messages like they were once passed on parchment, spells are shared and amplified and coordinated in a great invisible web across the world.
Magic is creation. Magic is shaping the world little by little to suit your needs and desires. It isn’t where you are or what you have; it’s you. It grows in spaces where you have grown, and lives as you live.
How can you be doing magic wrong?
🌃 Urban Witchcraft Masterpost 🌃
This masterpost will be continuously updated as new posts are published by me and/or other fellow witches.
All my posts are in italics
Magic in the City
🌃 Urban witch tips #1
🌃 Urban witch tips #2
🌃 Urban witch tips #3
🌃 Urban / city witch things
🌃 More urban witch things
🌃 Transit Witchcraft
🌃 Using Soda in Witchcraft
🌃 Discreet witchy things to do during winter
🌃 Beltane
🌃 Mabon
Apartment Life
🔑 Apartment witch tips #1
🔑 Apartment witch tips #2
🔑 Dorm room witch tips
🔑 Cleansing Routine
🔑 A Deep Room Cleanse
🔑 Witchy (eco-friendly) cleaners
Rituals / Spellwork
✨ Creating A Morning Ritual
✨ Bag Spell for A Nice Day In The City
✨ Instant coffee spell
✨ Weird/Fun Places for Sigils
✨ Jewelry Enchantment Ideas
Tech Witchcraft
🔌 Tech witch tips #1
🔌 A Guide to Shufflemancy
🔌 Lazy Tech Witch Tip: ZIP Spells
🔌 My Witchy Apps
🔌 Messy Witch App Recommendations
🔌 A List of Witchy Android Apps
Updated on 25/05/2020
A fully-illustrated 78 card tarot deck by Emily Lubanko exploring the surreal, the intense, the queer, and the divine.
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The Lubanko Tarot is a richly-illustrated tarot deck of 78 original paintings that traverse the surreal, the intense, the queer, and the divine. In addition to a 78-card fully-illustrated deck (no pip cards), each deck will also include a 110+ page guidebook written by me that will delineate card meanings, both upright and reversed (for those who prefer to read with reversals), as well as an introduction to help usher new folks into the concept of reading tarot.
Every single card was lovingly-painted, and the book lovingly-written, over the course of 6 years. It is done, it is finished, it is ready, and it is a sincere work of queer and present art that I am so proud and happy to share with you all. Support the Lubanko Tarot on Kickstarter here.
Sincerely, E.L.
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If youre an African American or Asian witch/witchcraft dabbler please reblog this.I meed some more melanin magick representation
Designing a Sigil (an illustrated tutorial)
Recently I’ve been seeing a lot of people asking about what sigils are and how to make them. So I figured I’d take a stab at explaining it, especially for new witches.
This is going to be pretty long, and has a lot of drawings to show step by step how it works, so check it out below the break 🦊
Keep reading
“So, you want to be a witch?” Masterpost
Resources for beginner witches; simplified explanations to common questions!
Do none of these posts answer your questions? Let me know, I’m always happy to add another one!
Part one talks about spells, wards, sigils, cleansing, divination and more!
Part two talks about grimoires, crystals, wands, altars and more!
Part three talks about this vs. that for a lot of the common terms you hear!
Part four talks about types of witches, deities and more!
Part five talks all about casting spells!
Part six talks about the importance of the mundane and what to research!
Last updated: April of 2020. Please check the original post for future updates!
Astral Travel
Guys, I did the accidental lecture thing, again. I was answering a question and ended up with a dissertation. Regardless, I thought I’d post it here in the hopes that someone would eventually find it useful.
First off, what is astral travel? It’s where you send part of your mind (your imagination, your ‘wandering’ mind, but not all of you) into the astral while retaining awareness of your body, and remaining in your body. It’s much like daydreaming, except that once things start to happen that you weren’t expecting, can’t control, or didn’t know beforehand, you’re likely truly traveling.
There are a few ways to get there–I find it easiest to get there via meditation and sinking into my mindscape, but for some people who specialize in bilocation (retaining awareness in both states at once), it’s as easy as going “let me tune in to what’s happening here,” much the same way you would if you suddenly decided to start actively listening to the background music.
There are a few skills I’d recommend you develop if you want to be able to travel successfully. First off, visualization is important. It’s how your imagination takes the input it’s getting through extra senses and translates it into something your mind can relate to–turns it into something you can taste/feel/smell/see/hear. For many people, however, vision is the most difficult sense to awaken in the astral, as it requires a vast amount of information and visual practice to be able to visualize something in full TV-style vision.
Which brings us to the point–you’re probably not going to experience a stroll through an astral forest the same way you’d experience a stroll through an earth forest, unless you’re both incredibly practiced and attentive to detail. Instead, you might catch flashes of the forest sound, bits of green of leaves, the feel of the crunch of the leaves under your feet, the texture of bark under your hand, the song of the birds and rustles of other animals, etc.
Second! You’re probably going to want some practice before you truly start delving into the astral, so I’d recommend starting off by creating your own astral space. A lot of us do this, and it’s widely recommended for beginners and advanced practitioners alike. It’s a good way to practice your visualization and warding skills, and it gives you a “safe” start and end point, and somewhere you can always get back to if lost.
It’s very similar, I’ve found, to the “mind palace” or “method of loci” memory technique.
You take a space you’re intimately familiar with, and build it from the ground up. It does not have to be somewhere you’ve been–just someplace you can imagine in intricate and exquisite detail, and continue to pour energy into making more “real” each time you visit it.
I’ve spent entire sessions sitting on the rock next to my pool and imagining what the ripple of the water looks like from any angle, trying to get it to accurately reflect the sun, or spent hours lying on the grass noticing the feel of the sun on my skin, or wandering around touching the trees or grass to get the textures more accurate.
This was briefly mentioned a moment ago, but the third thing you’re going to need to know, and arguably the most important, is warding. Ward everything. I don’t want to be a fearmonger with horror stories; in fact very little bad has ever happened to me in the astral besides one thrilling fight that I wouldn’t necessarily call a bad experience. However, it is always better to be safe than sorry, and whether you’re doing something as simple as an energy bubble to keep out anything with ill intent, or more powerful and complex anchored multi-layered offensive and defensive warding, it’s something that any and everyone can never do enough of, in my opinion.
Ward yourself and your astral space, especially. In general, no one will be able to find your astral space, but some things can follow you back from traveling to find your “base.” Your space is a safe haven to you, a personal little fold of astral you carry around in your head, and someone else getting into that could seriously injure or mess you up, not to mention leech off of your energy. Don’t invite someone in there, unless you trust them intimately, and even then, it doesn’t mean take down your wards.
