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Solarpunk Food

Let's do a little thought exercise about food. Diet culture makes us isolated while the commodification of food pushes global food trends instead of regional variation. But we're solarpunks, right? So we're all about imagining a better future. Let's imagine a world where we've healed our cultural relationship with food and are sourcing things more locally.

Think about where you live right now. Think about the kinds of things that can be raised or grown in your area. Then start to think about what recipes could be made for the following social events. We're going to start small to make this more manageable, ok? Do as many or as few of these as you feel up to doing.

In this bright sustainable future full of local ingredients:

What snack are you bringing to game/movie night?

What soup do you make for a sick loved one?

What's your go-to potluck recipe?

What treat do you welcome a new neighbor with?

What hot beverage do you share in fall/winter?

What cold beverage do you share in spring/summer?

How did that feel? What did you come up with?

Maybe these recipes can be worked into solarpunk stories. Maybe they can be made into a little cookbook. Maybe locally sourced ingredients are inaccessible to you right now, but are there any recipes you could start practicing anyway?

solarpunkaugur

I'll go first:

Popcorn or tortilla chips with bean dip

Creamy potato soup with carmelized onion and rosemary

A cold millet salad with chopped garden veggies or white bean chili

This one is tough because I don't do a lot of baking actually. My area used to grow a lot of sugar beets so my options are pretty wide. Shortbread is an option. Maybe some kind of pie or turnover?

Apple cider

Iced mint and nettle tea

practicalsolarpunk

Oh this is fun!

1. Popcorn, hands down, favorite snack. I grew some last year, it was delicious!

2. Either a simple veggie or Irish Potato Soup.

3. This is a hard one...maybe mini quiches or savory pies? I made onion, goat cheese and mushroom mini pies a while ago, they were good. If it’s late summer, fresh salsa. I made so much salsa last year, it’s so good.

4. Depends on the season, if things are growing it’d probably be fresh produce. Otherwise perhaps some fresh baked bread, with rosemary and garlic.

5. Spiced apple cider. No cinnamon, but there’s a native spicebush that supposedly has a similar flavor to allspice? I’ve yet to get a chance to experiment.

6. Water with strawberries and mint!

- Mod S

downthepub

how about hickory nut brew: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTMiq117o20&ab_channel=EdibleAcres

ophelia-avalon

Had this sitting in my likes for a while, because I wasn't sure whether sugar is made where I live - but turns out, it is! That makes it a bit easier.

What snack are you bringing to game/movie night?

Cheese and grapes / braided sweet white bread (similar to challah)

What soup do you make for a sick loved one?

Potato soup

What's your go-to potluck recipe?

Salad with lambs lettuce, button mushrooms, walnuts and honey-mustard-sauce

What treat do you welcome a new neighbor with?

Butterkuchen (a traditional German cake literally butter cake) or a glass of blackberry jam

What hot beverage do you share in fall/winter?

apple punch (altough the spices i would put in aren't locally produced, so it would be just apple juice and maybe some honey i guess) or camomille tea with honey and milk

What cold beverage do you share in spring/summer?

Tricky one! Would probably also be some fruit juice preserved from the autum.

cannawitchcreations

Magickal Folk Names for Herbs

Having knowledge of herbs and plants (either magically or medicinally) during the Middle Ages, often was reason enough to accuse a woman of being a “witch,” so there is no doubt some of the country folk at the time took these herbal folk names literal. Chances are, these names were used merely as descriptors to help remember them easier. Most plants were given names descriptive of their uses and others were given names for something they generally resembled. Spells written by witches in ancient times were often written with such descriptors, which personally i believe to be a form of secret coding.

Here is a small list of “witchy” herb names (most of these are already floating around the community) that you can use in your craft when you create your spells. This list could be a great addition to any Grimoire and i hope you find them as useful as i do.

Enjoy ~~~ Cannawitch

Plants

Aaron’s Rod - Goldenrod or mullein stalk Absinthe - Wormwood Adder’s Fork - Adder’s Tongue Fern or Bistort Adder’s Tongue - Dog’s Tooth Violet (or Adder’s Tongue Fern Ague root - Unicorn root Alison - Sweet Alyssum Angel Food, Archangel - Angelica Angel’s Trumpet - Datura Ass’s Ear - colt’s foot or comfrey Ass’s Foot, Bull’s Foot - colt’s foot Auld Man’s Bells, Old man’s bells - wood hyacinth, Hyacinthoides hispanica

Bad Man’s/Devil’s Oatmeal/Porridge - hemlock Bad Man’s/Devil’s Plaything - Yarrow Bastard - false Dittany Bat flower - tacca Bat’s Wing - Holly leaf Bat’s Wool - moss (which moss?) Bear’s Foot - Lady’s Mantle Bear’s Grape Bearberry Arctostaphylos uva-ursi Bear Paw - ramsons Allium ursinum or the root of male fern Dryopteris Felix-mas Bear weed - Yerba Santa Eriodictyon californicum Beard of a Monk - Chicory Beggar’s Lice - Hound’s tongue Beggar’s Buttons - Burdock Bird’s Eye - Speedwell Veronica officinalis Bird’s Foot - Fenugreek Trigonella foenum-graecum (Also bird’s foot violet and bird’s foot trefoil) Bird’s Nest - carrot, Indian pipe Bishop’s Wort, Bishop’s Elder - Wood betony Stachys betonica Bitter Grass - Ague Root Aletris Farinosa Black Sampson - Echinacea Blazing Star - liatris Blind Eyes - Poppy Blood from a head - Lupine * Blood from a shoulder - Bear’s breech * Blood of a Goose - Sap from a mulberry * Morus nigra Blood of an Eye - Tamarisk gall * (probably the tannin extracted from) Blood of Ares - purslane * Blood of Hephaestus - wormwood * Blood of Hestia - Chamomile * Blood - sap of the elder or bloodwort Bloody butcher - Valerian Bloody Fingers - Foxglove Blue Bottle - Bachelor’s buttons Boy’s Love, Lad’s Love: Southernwood Brain Thief - Mandrake Bone of an Ibis - buckthorn * I am not sure if this is Rhamnus cathartica or sea buckthorn Hippophae spp If I can find a recipe containing this, I will know for sure by comparing its purpose to their very different qualities Bread and Cheese - Hawthorn Bride of the Meadow - meadowsweet Bull’s Blood - beet or horehound Burning bush - false dittany, also a modern name for species of Euonymus Cow’s Horn - Fenugreek Trigonella foenum-graecum Bride of the Sun - calendula Brown Dragon - wake robin Buttons - tansy

Calf’s snout - Snapdragon Candlemas Maiden - snowdrop Candlewick - mullein, the flower stalk Capon’s Tail - valerian Carpenter’s Herb - bugleweed Lycopus europaeus Carpenter’s Square - knotted figwort Carpenter’s weed - Yarrow Cat - catnip Cat’s foot - white balsam, black cohosh, ground ivy Cat’s herb - valerian Chameleon star - bromeliad Cheeses - marsh mallow Chocolate flower - wild geranium (I don’t buy it) Christ’s eye - wild clary Salvia verbenaca Christ’s ladder - centaury Christ’s spear - adder’s tongue fern Ophioglossum vulgatum Church steeple - Agrimony Clear eye - clary sage Cleavers - bedstraw Click - goosegrass Clot - great mullien Cocklebur - Agrimony Cock’s comb - amaranth Colt’s Tail - fleabane Crane’s bill - wild geranium Crow’s foot - wild geranium, or wood anemone bulbous buttercup (verified) Crowdy kit - figwort Cuckoo’s bread - common plantago Cucumber tree - magnolia Cuddy’s lungs - great mullein Crown for a king - wormwood

Dagger flower - blue flag Daphne - bay laurel Dead man’s bells foxglove Death angel - fly agaric Amanita Muscaria Death cap - fly agaric Amanita Muscaria Death flower - Yarrow Death’s Herb - Belladonna Delight of the Eye - rowan Devil Plant - basil Devil’s Apple - Mayapple or Mandrake Devil’s beard - houseleek Devil’s bit - false unicorn root Devil’s cherries Belladonna berries Devil’s plaything - yarrow Devil’s dung - asafoetida Devil’s ear - wakerobin Devil’s eye - henbane or periwinkle Devil’s flower - bachelor’s buttons Devil’s fuge - mistletoe Devil’s guts - dodder Devil’s herb - belladonna Devil’s milk - celandine Devil’s nettle - yarrow Devil’s Shoestring: Various varieties of vibernum, esp Black Haw, cramp bark, hobblebush Dew of the Sea - Rosemary Dog Berry - wild rose hips Dog’s mouth - snap dragon Dog’s tongue - hound’s tongue Dove’s foot - wild geranium Dragon - tarragon Dragon Flower - blue flag (really, wild iris? not an arum or a Antirrhinum?) Dragon wort - bistort Dragon’s blood - calamus

Eagle - ramsons Allium ursinum Earth apple - potato Earth smoke- fumitory Elf’s wort - Elecampane Enchanter’s plant - vervain Englishman’s fruit/ White man’s foot - common plantain Everlasting friendship - goosegrass Eye root - goldenseal

Fairy smoke - Indian pipe Fairy fingers - foxglove Fat from a Head - spurge * Felon herb - Mugwort Five fingers - cinquefoil Fox’s Clote - burdock Frog’s foot - bulbous buttercup From the belly - Earth-apple. * potato?? Did the writers know about potatoes? When was pgm written? From the foot - houseleek * From the loins - chamomile *

Goat’s foot - morning glory Goat’s Horn - Fenugreek Trigonella foenum-graecum God’s hair - hart’s tongue fern Golden’s star - avens Gosling’s wing - goosegrass Graveyard dust - mullein (and sometimes it’s just graveyard dust)

Hag’s taper - mullien stalk Hagthorn - hawthorn Hair of Venus - Maidenhair fern Hairs of a Hamadryas Baboon: Dill Seed * Hare’s beard - mullein Hawk’s Heart, Old Woman - Wormwood Artemisia absinthium crown or seed head * Hind’s tongue - hart’s tongue fern Holy herb - yerba santa Holy rope - hemp agrimony Eupatorium cannabinum Horse tongue - hart’s tongue fern Hundred eyes - periwinkle

Innocence - bluets

Jacob’s Staff - Great Mullein Joy of the Mountain - Marjoram Jupiter’s Staff - Great Mullein

King’s Crown: Black Haw vibernum Knight’s Milfoil - Yarrow Kronos’ Blood - sap of Cedar *

Lady’s glove - foxglove Lamb’s ears - betony but more likely lamb’s ear Stachys byzantina Lion’s Hair - The extra little roots that stick out of the turnip bulb or the base leaves Brassica rapa * Lion’s tooth - dandelion Little dragon - tarragon Love in idleness - pansy Love Lies Bleeding - amaranth (Not so ancient, a modern ornamental variant) Love Leaves - burdock Love man - goosegrass Love Parsley - lovage Love root - orris root

Maiden’s Ruin - Southernwood Man’s Bile - Turnip Juice * Man’s Health - Ginseng Master of the Woods - Woodruff May Lily - Lily of the Valley May Rose - Black Haw viburnum May - Black Haw viburnum Maypops - Passion Flower Mistress of the Night - Tuberose Mutton Chops - Goosegrass

Nose Bleed - Yarrow

Old Man’s Flannel - Great Mullein Old Man’s Pepper - Yarrow Old-Maid’s-Nightcap - Wild Geranium

Password - primrose Peter’s Staff - Great Mullein Poor Man’s Treacle - Garlic Priest’s Crown - Dandelion leaves

Queen of the Meadow Root - Gravelroot Queen of the Meadow - Meadowsweet Queen of the Night - Vanilla Cactus

Rats and Mice - Hound’s tongue Ram’s horn - valerian Ring a Bells - bluebell Robin run in the grass - goosegrass

Scaldhead - blackberry Seed of Horus - horehound See bright - Clary sage Semen of Ammon - Houseleek * Semen of Ares - Clover * Semen of Helios - White Hellebore * Semen of Hephaistos - Fleabane * Semen of Herakles - arugula * Semen of Hermes - Dill * Seven Year’s Love Yarrow Shameface - Wild Geranium Shepherd’s Heart - Shepherd’s Purse Silver Bells - Black Haw viburnum Snake Root - black cohosh Soapwort - Comfrey or Daisy or maybe Soapwort Sorcerer’s Violet - Periwinkle Sparrow’s Tongue - Knotweed St. John’s Herb - Hemp Agrimony St. John’s Plant - Mugwort Star Flower - Borage Star of the Earth - Avens Starweed - Chickweed Sweethearts - Goosegrass Swine’s Snout - Dandelion leaves

Tail of a Pig - Leopard’s bane * Tanner’s bark - toadflax Tartar root - ginseng Tears of a Hamadryas Baboon - Dill Juice * Thousand weed - yarrow Thunder plant - houseleek Titan’s Blood - Wild Lettuce Lactuca virosa * Torches - mullein flower stalk

Unicorn’s horn - unicorn root or false unicorn root Urine - dandelion or maybe urine

Wax dolls - fumitory Weasel - rue Weasel snout - yellow archangel Winter wood - wild cinnamon Canella alba White - ox eye daisy Witch’s Asprin - white willow bark (this is ancient?) Witch’s brier - wild brier rose hips Wolf claw - club moss Wolf’s foot - bugleweed Wolf’s milk - euphorbia Woodpecker - herbLpeony Worm fern- male fern Dryopteris Felix-mas

Yerba Santa Maria - epazote

Plant Parts/Body Parts

Blood - Sap or juice Eye - The disc of a composite flower, or a seed Foot - Leaf Guts - Roots, stalks, tangly bits Hair - Very stringy roots (sometimes silk or tangly stems) Head - Flower head or seed head Tail - Stem Tongue - Petal, sometimes stigma Toes - leaf or bud Paw - sometimes bud, usually leaf Privates - Seed pod Worm - stringy roots Wool - Moss

Minerals

A Snake’s Ball of Thread - soapstone * Blood of a Snake - hematite * Crocodile Dung - Soil from Ethiopia * A Physician’s bone - sandstone *

Animal Parts

A Snake’s Head - A leech * Blood of a Hyrax - A rock badger, * small weasel-like/rodent-like (but actually neither) creature native to Africa and the Middle East Blood of a Hamadryas Baboon - Blood of a spotted gecko * Bull’s semen - the egg of a blister beetle * Lion Semen - Human semen * Kronos’ Spice - Pig Milk *

* From Ecloga ex Papyris Magicis: Liber I, V, xxvi

More Sources for verification -

Galen - De succedaneis, Claudii Galeni Opera Omnia, v 19

Paulus Aegineta, Corpus Medicorum Graecorum IX/2 vII

Dioscorides De Materia Medica

Witchipedia

Lady Raven

Tryskelion

wakeningwoods

lipeevaolga

mixedforestkitchenwitch

Sumac “Lemonade” :)

A wonderful cooling and tonifying summer treat, Sumac “Lemonade,” aka sumac sun tea, is easy as pie to make and is certainly worth the non-effort. A wonderful way to celebrate Lammas, the start of harvest season!

Sumac is that red spike bearing tree you see lining all the highways in July and august, and it’s official common name is “Staghorn Sumac.” This is because the new branches are fuzzy like antlers :) This is a different plant than poison sumac, which bears only small round white berries, rather than these palm sized red spikes.

Sumac is a pioneer species, meaning it is quick to colonize and rehabilitate disturbed ecosystems. That’s why you see them flanking all the highways.

Just look for the distinctive red spikes somewhere that’s not, like, super heavily trafficked. We don’t want to eat car dust, right? The berry spikes are really easy to harvest, you can just cut them off the tree and you’re good to go. I suggest you bonk the spikes against a hard surface to get any critters out before you pack em up and take em home.

They’re ready to process right away; you don’t have to dry them or cure them. Just mush the berry bits between your fingers and they will fall from the spikes. You can squeeze them right into your water vessel, like I did here. I would suggest one fruit spike per quart of water. Let your vessel sit in the sun for a couple hours (some recipes say as little as an hour, some say all day,) then strain out the plant material (and compost it!) and grab your sweetener. You could drink this without it, but I think sweetness really brings out all the lovely flavors.

A note about sweeteners: if you want to use something that needs to dissolve into your beverage, like granulated sugar or honey, it’s probably not going to dissolve so well in this cool tempered tea. And if you were to heat up the batch, it would muddy (and some say ruin) the flavor. So here’s what i did! I microwaved a little bit of the beverage in a mug, with my sweetener (honey) already in it. When it was hot, it was easy to stir in the honey, and then I decanted it back into my pitcher of iced tea. Good to go! Some people might even refer to that as a simple syrup :)

You can store this sweetened tea in the fridge for a couple days, but not too long! Because it will start to get fizzy from the natural yeasts on present on the sumac berries.

Please please pleaseeeee make this I just know you’ll love it <3

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mixedforestkitchenwitch

The Incredible Edible (and Magical) Sumac!

If you’re ever flying down the highway in the dog days of summer, you’ve probably seen dark red spikes growing from the trees lining the road. And if you’re anything like me, you’re probably like “what in the fuck are those??” Well, wonder no more, they are the mature berry spikes of the Staghorn Sumac plant!

A safety and cautionary note: this is a different plant than poison sumac. Poison sumac has white round berries, and not these large red berry spikes. It also grows in marshy areas, bogs, and swamps, rather than disturbed roadside areas like staghorn sumac does. Moving onto…

Taste! Staghorn sumac berry spikes taste like lemonade, and they’re delicious as hell steeped in cool water for a few hours. Strain, add sweetener, and you have a delicious, tangy, medicinally cooling beverage.

As the tang may suggest, sumac is high in vitamin C; it’s also high in antioxidants! It is excellently astringent, so it makes a great acne wash. Drinking sumac lemonade can even help with varicose veins.

Magically speaking, I leave it to the experts at herbmagic.com:

“Sumac brings harmony, and resolves difficulties. A last ditch law trick: if you have been found guilty in a court of law, it is said that you can still help yourself if you carry 9 sumac berries in your pocket when you go for sentencing, for you will receive a lighter sentence or smaller fine.”

If nothing else, when you see one of these berry spikes on the side of a path, you should absolutely stop to stroke the soft fuzzy spikes. And maybe harvest a couple for a batch of sumac-ade :)

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maghrabiyya

🦇 elderberry syrup 🦇

When you're a cottagecore lover but also on the darker side, it's pretty cool when your homemade syrup from locally foraged berries resembles blood both in colour and texture.

I'm so pleased with how my syrup turned out.

Packed full of goodness and ready to treat your sniffles and sore throat this cold & flu season.

Can be taken by the spoonful, added to water or herbal teas, drizzled on top of your pancakes or added to your porridge, or if you're feeling spicy add it to your gin and tonic.

Remember to drink responsibly, kids.

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thehikingwitch-deactivated20220

I've wanted to do little "witchy tip" posts for a while and I already have so many in mind! I'll be posting between 1-2 each month for now 💚

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blightedkudzu

ritual stump

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theyoungwaldschrat

Agrimony/ Sticklewort/ Church steeples Odermennig / Haldenmännle Agrimonia eupatoria

Used in healing gunfire wounds and warding off witchcraft, also used in sleeping spells.

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lailoken

Witch’s Ladder For Sale

A Talisman of Domestic Protection

This is a Witch’s Ladder of Domestic Protection that I ritualistically constructed, and which I am now listing for sale here.

I utilized thirteen magically significant components, including three Feathers from a Roosting Hen (potent symbols of both domestic welfare and steadfast nurturing,) three hand-gathered Hazel Nuts (a tree known historically for warding against evil, and whose nuts represent tokens of safe-guarded life,) three Hagstones (traditionally held to posses powerful protective capabilities,) three Snail Shells (long associated with luck, preservation, and the domestic abode,) and an Antique Brass Key (to signify domestic security and personal agency over the home.)

After the construction was complete—having lovingly worked a blessing into each knot tied—I proceeded to fumigate the piece with a mix of Dragon’s Blood, Vervain, and Hyssop, before hallowing it in the name of the Umber Hare, who oversees the Arcanum of Defense.

I am selling this ware for $39 + shipping—though I try to be flexible whenever I can—so please feel free to reach out if you find yourself interested in purchasing it.

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thehikingwitch-deactivated20220

I've wanted to do little "witchy tip" posts for a while and I already have so many in mind! I'll be posting between 1-2 each month for now 💚

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The Magic of the Pines & Correspondences 🌲

“In the pines, in the pines, where the sun never shines And you shiver when the cold wind blows”

–Dolly Parton

Pine Tree (pinus spp.)

Energy: Both hot & cold

Planet: Mars

Element: Air

Associated Deities: Aphrodite, Astarte, Attis, Cybele, Dionysus, Pan, Venus, The Horned God

Fertility • Love • Purification • Healing • Banishing • Protection • Abundance

There are around 115 types of pine trees and, aside from oak, pine trees are the most successful and widely ranging trees in North America. Pinyon pine nuts are edible and can be ground to make flour, pine oil is used as an antiseptic, pine rosin can be used in soaps and sealing wax, and some Native American tribes used pine gum to treat boils.

The ancient Romans used pine trees cut from sacred groves in a manner similar to modern-day Christmas trees. They would take the trees the night before Saturnalia and place them in temples to be decorated and used as a fertility symbol.

Dreaming of tall straight pine trees means that you will receive good news.

Pine needles can be burned to cleanse and purify the home (mix equal parts juniper & cedar) and to reverse spells and hexes made against you. Scatter the needles on the floor to drive away those with ill-intent. Add crushed pine needles to bath sachets in winter for a relaxing magical cleansing. They can also be used in sleep and dream sachets—just make sure they won’t poke through!

Use branches of pine to sweep an outdoor area before performing magic. Branches can also be placed above the bed to keep sickness away, above the entrance to the home to ensure continual joy within, and a cross of pinch branches or needles above the fireplace will keep evil from entering through it.

Pinecones can be carried or hung in the home to increase fertility and to stay well in old age. Place one near your bed or under your pillow to draw or keep a lover.

Burn pinecones in your hearth to protect (and warm!) your home.

Place pinecones in your office to draw prosperity and success.

To draw positivity and blessings to you tie a bundle of pine needles with thread and burn them. Pass pinecones through the smoke and place them on your altar or in a place you will see them often. Send grateful energy toward them as you pass by them and good things will flow toward you.

References: Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs, Whispers from the Woods by Sandra Kynes, Magical Folkhealing by DJ Conway

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sylvaetria

Can you recommend me something to do this full moon?

Well, you can cleanse your tools out in the moonlight. If you have crystals - or a physical grimoire / Book of Shadows, or divination tools, or any object really - that you are concerned might be clouding up with bad energy junk, let it sit out overnight in the light of the moon, and it should be as good as new! :D (Energy-wise anyways.) Honestly the only thing I plan to do is leave my tarot deck out under a quartz crystal to cleanse it; it’s all I ever seem to do on full moons.

The full moon is prime time for any spell, really, but if you want specifics, the full moon is the best time to do spells regarding any of the following:

attracting things in general

protection

divination

romance

knowledge

prosperity

dreams

Here’s a post that might be useful for you as well - [General Practices: Full Moon].

Here are some things you can do specifically with the moon:

A Two-for-One Moon Wish Jar

Full Moon Incense

Full Moon Love Spell

Full Moon Milk Bath Ritual for Recharging Your Energy

Full Moon Protection Charm

Full Moon Protection Spell for Jewelry

Full Moon Release Ritual

Full Moon Ritual - Drawing Down the Moon

Full Moon Ritual Incense

Full Moon Wish Spell

Full Moon Wishing Spell

How to Make Full Moon Water

Lunar Charged Magical Mirror

Lunar Self-Love Water & Spell

Made of Moon

Moon Banishing, Binding, and Conjuring

Moon Candles / How to Make a Moon Candle

Moon Dream Spell

Moon Dust

Moon Powder

Moon Water

Moon Water Ritual

Moon-Infused Protection Water

Mooncords

Psychic Moon Bath

Psychic Moon Water

Simple Lunar Blessing

Here are some spells that are best performed on a full moon:

Anti-Stress Spell Charm

Charisma Enchantment

A Charm for Prophetic Dreams

Courage, Power and Wisdom Spell

Light-Bath For Dark Moments Spell (sunlight or moonlight can be used for this one, whichever is best for you, especially if you’re sun sensitive)

Lost Things Spell

Love Attraction Spell

Love Long Distance Charm Bag

Lucid Dreaming Spell

Opening Your Third Eye Spell

PC Magic Warding Spell

Protection Amulet

Protection Spell for the Heart

Sea Witch Bath

A Sea Witch’s Intuition Jar Spell

(Self) Love Spell

Threshold Protection Spell

Wall of Fire Property & House Protection Spell

Wax Talisman of Prosperity

Have fun anon! :D

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sylvaetria

Hi Dana!! :) I adore your blog and all the wonderful information. Your greatly appreciated! As for my question, I have crippling OCD and Anxiety. (I am currently on medication) but it is still pretty bad. It so extreme that If I click on the wrong thing here on tumblr I will go to the extent of deleting my entire blog and creating a new one. Is there anything you happen to have that could help assist in calming it down, even taking it away? Sorry for the anonymous ask... It's just embarrassing.

Don’t be embarrassed. I am absolutely the same as you, trust me. My OCD makes me do some of the most stupid things, but I *need* to do them. It sucks, and I feel embarrassed a lot myself for what my mental illnesses make me do. Like, the full blown panic attacks in front of friends? I feel so ashamed. But you do have people that will accept and support you no matter what!

I don’t have much for OCD, but as for anxiety…

Spells

Anti-Anxiety/Anti-Depression Charm

Anti-Anxiety Bottle Spell, or “Peace, Strength, and Calm”

Anti-Anxiety Candle Spell

Anti-Anxiety Chant

Anti-Anxiety Charm

Anti-Anxiety Charm Bag

Anti-Anxiety Exfoliating Salt Scrub Spell

Anti-Anxiety Incense

Anti-Anxiety Jar (Aromatherapy)

Anti-Anxiety Jar Spell

Anti-Anxiety Orb

Anti-Anxiety Pouch

Anti-Anxiety Shower Spell

Anti-Anxiety Water Spell

Anti Anxiety Spell Charm

Anti Anxiety Vial

Anti-Stress/Anxiety Bottles

Anti-Stress Charm Bag

Anti-Stress Spell

Anti-Stress Spell Charm

Anti Stress Loose Incense

Anxiety Bottle Spell

Anxiety Reduction Oil Blends

Anxiety-Relief Tea Potion

Anxiety Relief Spell - Jar Spell

Anxiety Spell

Anxiety Stone Spell; Put Your Worries to Magickal Use

Bring Me Balance Honey Potion

Calm Jar Spell

Calm That Anxiety Tea

Calming Doll

Calming Pouch

Calming Spell

A Calming Spell

Calming Sugar Scrub

Calming Summer Rain Sachet

Cat Cuddle Comfort Spell

Coping with Anxiety Spell

Distress Box

DIY Anti-Anxiety Smelling Salts

Don’t You Worry Anti-Anxiety Stamp Charm

Easy Knot Magic Spell for Dealing with Anxiety

Freedom From Stress Spell

Herbal Tea For Anxiety & Stress

Honey Milk Bath *De-Stress Spell*

Hot Chocolate Makes Everything Better

“I Am Real” Spell

The Jar of Fucks

“Let It Go” A Spell to Release Stress and Toxic Feelings

Magic Stress Ball

The Meltdown Jar

Mental Wellness Tea

Panic/Anxiety Sachet & Healing Ritual

Passion Flower Tincture

The Portable Barricade

Releasing Stress Through a Tree

Restful Breathing Spell

Scroll on Past Spell

A Sea Spell for Anxiety and Panic Attacks

Secret Anti-Panic Attack Spell Earrings

Simple Spell Jar Idea

Social Anxiety Charm

Social Calm Tincture & Powder

Soothe Anxiety Spell

Soothing Bath Spell

Spell: Anti-Anxiety Amulet

Spell Bottle for a Calm Body & Mind

Spell Bundle: Anti-Anxiety

Spell Craft; Anxiety Stone

Spell for Anxiety and Burden Relief

A Spell For Calming and Relaxing

A Spell for Relieving Stress

Spell: Sweeten and Soothe

Spell to Calm Overreacting

Spell to Reduce Anxiety

A Spell to Reduce Anxiety

Spell to Relieve Stress

“Strawberries & Cream” Potion and Bath

Stress Fix Bath

Stress-Relieving Incantation

Vanilla Anti-Anxiety Bath Spell

Vanilla Anti-Anxiety Spell

Vanilla Candle Spell

Water Spell to Soothe Anxiety

Winter (Snow) Spell for Anxiety

A Witch’s Stress Release Jar

“Worry Me Not” Anti-Anxiety Charm

Worry Stone Enchantment

Sigils

Breathe deeply

Everything is okay, I am calm and not worried or anxious

I am calm

I am calm and relaxed; I am in control of my anxiety

I am calm and stress free

I am focused and stress free

I am free from anxiety

I am free of fear and anxiety

I am in control of my fears and anxiety

I am not anxious

I am not easily stressed out

I am not panicked

I am not stressed today

I am protected from my anxiety

I am relaxed and free from tension

I am stress free

I do not panic

I have the power to control my anxiety and confront people when I need to

I release my anxious energy in a healthy manner

I will overcome my anxiety

I will stay stress-free

Mistakes will not cause anxiety

My mind is calm

My mind is calm and my heart beat is steady

Tonight I will be peaceful

I am hoping that you are doing other things for your anxiety and OCD - seeing a doctor or therapist, taking medication if you need it / have a prescription… Please be smart and safe as well. Xoxo

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sylvaetria

Any spells for controlling your anger? I tend to have an anger issue and I'm sick of taking it out on my loved ones.

I feel you anon, I feel you so hard.

[Anger Dispersion Magick Tea]

[Anger Release Spell]

[Dispelling Anger Tea Spell]

[“Don’t You Boudé” Anger and Grief Relieving Spell]

[Easy Anger Release Spell]

[To End Your Anger]

[To Free Yourself From Anger]

[Match Spell for Anger]

[Melt Away Anger- Solidify Peace]

[My Spell to Dissolve Anger]

[Place My Rage in My Hand: A Spell to Channel Your Anger]

[A Quick Way to Cool Anger]

[Releasing Anger Spell]

[Spell for a Fraying Temper]

[Spell for Chilling Out]

[A Spell to Banish Anger]

[A Spell to Cool Anger]

[Spell to Smother Anger]

[A Spell to Soothe Anger]

[This Place About to Blow: Volcanic Rock Spell]

[Winds of Change Spell]

There is also this [Body, Mind, and Soul Purifying Spell] I really like.

Have a sigil as well: [“I channel my anger in a healthy, safe, productive manner”]

It wouldn’t do any harm to find other, mundane ways to channel your anger and frustration as well. Right now knitting chainmail is my thing - something to distract myself and just do, just to calm down. I’m also prone to screaming along with metal music; I swear to the gods nothing helps me vent anger better than that.

I hope those are of use to you anon, and good luck! :D

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