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Bedroom Witch Tips
🌿Herb sachets hung above your bed (request herb sachet recipes from me if you’re interested).
🌿Hang Dry herbs upside down in your bedroom (Lavender helps for anxiety and depression… it is very calming or Mugwort for dreams. Mugwort is very invasive, you can find it growing everywhere).
🌿Herbs placed inside your pillow sheet (I place Mugwort leaves inside to active lucid dreams).
🌿Setup an Altar near your bed: add elements of earth, fire, water and air. You can also use your windowsill as an altar.
🌿Place Black Tourmaline under your bed: shields you energetically by taking the electromagnetic frequencies, and instead of absorbing them, tourmaline changes, redirects, cleanses, and purifies the energy. This is how it handles negativity, even energies of psychic attack too!
🌿Place Sigil writings or powders for protection and restful beauty sleep under your mattress.
🌿Keep a dream journal under your pillow! Dreams can help us get a glimpse into our subconscious and the more dreams you write the easier it becomes for you to remember them.
🌿Unless you are allergic, sleep with the window halfway open or cracked to let good energy move around and circulate in your room and keep skin hydrated during the night.
🌿Drink herbal tea before bed each night. (Request free herbal tea recipes from me if interested) Mugwort tea is great to have in the evening before bed to reach high levels of lucid dreaming
🌿Smoking Herbs before bed is great as well. I recommend this book for further reading: Smoke Plants Of North America by M.R. Ross. (Request free Smoke Blend recipes from me if interested). With reverence, Rosemary Milk 🌹
via Molly Roberts (mollyrobertsmagick.blogspot.com)
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happy mabon, my friends!
take note these are my personal takes on some old-fashioned recipes. please, feel free to alter these in any way, as according to your circumstances or wishes!
FOUR THIEVES VINEGAR:
the lore on this one varies, but the general historian’s consensus is that four thieves’ vinegar, at it’s time, was thought to protect or ward off the bubonic plague. it’s a base of vinegar(of any sort), infused with herbs/spices of medicinal or disease-warding value. nowadays, spells for protection or banishment list four thieves vinegar as a component. it’s even sometimes uses in hexes/curses, the intention being to make a sweet thing sour; i.e., a relationship or friendship.
INGREDIENTS:
• white vinegar
• dried cloves
• garlic(minced, chopped, whole, any kind!)
• rosemary tops
• thyme
• lavender buds
• whole black peppercorns.
combine all of the ingredients in your desired containter. wait for a few weeks(4-8), and strain out the herbs. afterward, your vinegar is ready to use!
tips: if nobody has any allergies to any ingredients, use a finger to spread some on your or someone else’s forehead, to prevent or drive away existing nightmares.
if you want to drive an unwanted guest away, add a few drops of the vinegar to a meal before serving it to them.
BLACK SALT:
black salt, for many, is a staple spellcasting ingredient. it’s typically composed of ashes, charcoal and a base of salt. it’s known for it’s ability to drive away negativity or sources of it; i.e., nasty spirits, unwanted guests, curses, et cetera. it’s good for the breaking of hexes/curses and protection, and even for casting some hexes and curses of your own.
INGREDIENTS:
• charcoal(from a fire preferably, bonus if it’s from a ritual fire)
• ashes of incense
• ashes of herbs(being sage and cedar)
• iodized salt.
use a mortar and pestle to combine the charcoal, incense ashes, and herbal ashes. work it all into a fine powder, then add that powder to your salt. place your combined ingredients into a container of your choosing. bless or consecrate the salt, if you so desire.
tips: you can sprinkle black salt around a room to absorb and trap negative energy. sweep the floor and collect the salt, and dispose of it.
you can also combine your four thieves vinegar with a pinch of black salt, and use it as a floor wash for the same purpose.
MOONWATER:
moon water, basically, is water charged with the energy of the moon. anything you’re directed to use water for, moon water can enhance or strengthen it. it can be used on it’s own for blessing, cleansing and charging. it’s a highly versatile tool and ingredient, and due to that, a very popular one amongst all kinds of witches.
INGREDIENTS:
• rain or river water(again, just my take. if you can only use tap water, use tap water!)
• a clear quartz crystal(to attune the energy to the water)
• a bowl(preferably clear)
• a container of your choosing.
place your water in the bowl. then, submerge your quartz crystal in the bowl, and place the bowl somewhere where it will see as much moonlight as possible(a full moon is best!). once the sun rises, transfer the water into a container.
if your water is drawn from the rain or a stream(or any “living” source), be sure to boil it or otherwise filter it before ingesting it!
tips: water a plant with moonwater, if it seems to be wilting or unhappy to give it a little boost.
brew tea with your moonwater, especially teas of a magical or ritual purpose.
dab your cheeks with moonwater for glamour purposes.
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Autumn Equinox / Mabon 🍁🍂🎃🍄🍁🍂🎃🍄🍁🍂🎃
The Autumn Equinox is sometimes called ‘the witch’s thanksgiving’, it’s a time of harvesting and preparation. It’s a time to reflect on your life and to start making plans for the future - it’s also a time to appreciate and give thanks to the Goddess for her bounty.
Autumn Equinox, also know as ‘Mabon’ is the midpoint between the Summer and Winter Solstices. As at Spring Equinox, days and nights are of equal length, but from then on the days get shorter and the nights get longer. The main agriculteral harvest has been gathered and all that is left are the late fruits, berries and nuts.
The norse believed that your fate for the coming year was sealed at this time, they would perform divination, such as tarot cards or runes on the evening of Mabon to see whether their life had pleased the deities so far It’s a time of equilibrium, as plants wither their energy goes into the hidden roots and nourishes the Earth. The leaves of trees turn from green to red, brown and gold - symbolic of te sinking sun as nature prepares for winter. This is a time of balance between the outer and inner worlds. From now on, we should turn towards nurturing our own roots, pondering our innter lives and planning for the long-term. Thoughts can be seeded, gradually growing in the unconscious until they can emerge in the Spring.
Mabon is a great time to cast spells for balance, harmony, protection, wealth and prosperity. During the Autumn Equinox stones ruled by the sun, such as Ruby, Rhodolite, Clear Quartz, Peridot, Citrine, Red Tourmaline, Yellow Topaz, cat’s-eye and Aventurine bring really good energy.
🍀 🍄A summary of the Sabbats 🍄🍀
When I was a baby witch, it was really difficult for me to understand the Sabbats and the wheel of the year. To help all my baby witches, I made a short summary to make it easier.
🎄 Yule (Date: on the winter solstice, dec. 20-23) 🎄
This is the Sabbat for celebrating rebirth. Many people celebrate it similarly to Christmas, with gift giving, feasting, and wreath making. People will often kiss a consenting partner under a sprig of mistletoe for good luck.
🐏 Imbolc (Date: feb. 2) 🐏
This Sabbat celebrates the return of spring. People make corn dollies and set them in a basket next to a symbol of masculinity. Many Witches will clean out their homes during Imbolc.
🐣 Ostara (Date: on the vernal equinox, Mar. 20-23) 🐣
This Sabbat celebrates the coming time of fertility. Egg decorating is common during this time.
🔥 Beltane (Date: May 1) 🔥
This Sabbat focuses on fertility. Many Pagans choose to conceive children at this time (or just to enjoy themselves sexually with a partner). Beltane festivals are often high energy, with plenty of dancing and bonfires.
☀️ Litha (Date: on the summer solstice, Jun 20-23) ☀️
A Sabbat for celebrating the longest day of the year, as well as for mourning the shortening days after. Some Witches burn bonfires or light candles to represent the Sun.
🌾 Lughnasadh (Date: Aug 1 -> 1 day before my birthday!) 🌾
I love this Sabbat but I’m not able to pronounce this name :). This is the first of the three harvesting Sabbats. There are festivals of grain and bread. People make gingerbread men during this time.
🍁 Mabon (Date: on the autumnal equinox, sep. 20-23) 🍁
This is the second of the three harvesting Sabbats. Witches give thanks to the Earth and the harvest. Celebraters will make and drink wine at this time.
⛄️ Samhain (Date: nov. 1) ⛄️
This is the last of the three harvesting Sabbats. It is also the festival of the dead. The veil is at its thinnest at this time. Witches will sometimes hold a big feast during Samhain.
Feel free to contact me if you have more questions!
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🍂🍎Blessed Mabon!🍂🍎
Moons n Holidays 2018
Been working on filling out my calendar this evening… Here are the important witchy dates for the coming year!
January 1st: Full Wolf Moon 17th: New Snow Moon 31st: Full Snow Moon (Blue Moon!)
February 1st: Imbolc 15th: New Worm Moon
March 1st: Full Worm Moon 17th: New Pink Moon 20th: Ostara 31st: Full Pink Moon (second Blue moon!!)
April 16th: New Flower Moon 29th: Full Flower Moon
May 1st: Beltane 15th: New Strawberry Moon 29th: Full Strawberry Moon
June 13th: New Buck Moon 21st: Litha 28th: Full Buck Moon
July 13th: New Sturgeon Moon 24th: Full Sturgeon Moon
August 1st: Lughnasadh 11th: New Corn Moon 26th: Full Corn Moon
September 9th: New Harvest Moon 23rd: Mabon 24th: Full Harvest Moon
October 9th: New Hunters Moon 24th: Full Hunters Moon
November 1st: Samhain 7th: New Beaver Moon 23rd: Full Beaver Moon
December 7th: New Cold Moon 21st: Yule 22nd: Full Cold Moon
🥐Ways to Celebrate Mabon🍂
Mabon is the second harvest festival in the Wheel of the Year that is celebrated on the autumnal equinox.
🍎Make apples into bowls! Carve out an apple so that the filling is gone and all that is left is a thick bowl-shaped apple shell. You can put small plants in these, offerings to spirits or deities, or you can place a candle inside. Put it on an altar or windowsill and it’s complete! 🍎Donate food! If you have food to spare, donate some to a local food pantry. Also, if you have pet food or toys to spare, donate to those to a local animal shelter! Mabon is a great holiday to give back and donating what you can is a wonderful way to celebrate the equinox! 🍎Burn bad habits! Literally. If you have a fireplace or somewhere where you can safely burn things, write down your bad habits and throw them in the fire. Then write down good habits you wish to have and hang it near the fireplace or on the fridge if you don’t have a fireplace. This season is all about change, so burn away the bad and work towards positive change! 🍎Spend time with friends and family! Surround yourself with good company and have a fun time! You can visit an apple orchard, watch a movie and eat sweet treats, spend time in the living room together, enjoy a meal with each other, and more. 🍎Bake and share! Apples are an ideal ingredient for homemade goods this time of year. Share your homemade treats with friends, family, or share them with a deity or spirit as an offering. Not only will you get to enjoy your goodies, but your loved ones will, too! 🍎Visit the deceased. Gather some fallen leaves (or flowers if you prefer), acorns, and pine cones and adorn the deceased’s grave with them. You can also light a candle for them and pray or talk to them. Take time to remember them on this holiday. 🍎Harvest and take care of your plants! Gather your herbs or take extra special care of your plants. You can use your harvested materials right away, dry them out, and/or store them away for later use! If your plant is not ready to be harvested, treat it to some new soil or fresh water! 🍎Make or buy wine! Unless you’re underage or an alcoholic. Otherwise, get or make some wine and celebrate! Who doesn’t like to get a little drunk on holidays? 🍎Take time to bask in nature! Winter is coming soon and those walks in the park won’t be as pleasant. Spend some time in the woods, an apple orchard, a lake, or just in your backyard and embrace what nature has to offer! 🍎Meditate or do some spells for balance! Mabon is an ideal time to perform spells that help balance your life. You can also meditate to relieve stress or whatever it is you like to do to relieve stress. Take time to relax and take care of yourself this holiday!
Seasonal Herbs/Ingredients/Flowers For The Pagan Sabbats
Imbolc:
Lemon, Thyme, Rosemary, Dill, Fennel, Liquorice, Snowdrop, Dandelion, Mint.
Ostara:
Primrose, Rosemary, Daisy, Orange Peel, Basil, Garlic, Lavender, Mint.
Beltane:
Yellow/Orange Roses, Buttercup, Onion Salt, Bay Leaf, Oregano, Black Pepper.
Litha:
Pink /White Roses, Red Clover, Chili Powder, Chamomile, Cumin.
Lughnasadh:
Sunflower, Anise Seed, Cloves, Ginger, Mustard Seed, Turmeric, Blackberries, Sage.
Mabon:
Lavender, Maple Leaves, Pine Cones, Chamomile, Black Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmeg, Paprika, Sage.
Samhain:
Pine Needles, Blackberry Leaves, Fennel, Allspice, Red Roses, Jasmine, Nutmeg, Cloves.
Yule:
Mistletoe, Snowdrop, Lemongrass, Chive, Cinnamon, Sage, Rosemary, Ginger, Garlic, Orange Peel, Dill, Basil, Black Pepper, Bay Leaf.
Celebrate Mabon
Outside:
Notice the changing colors of the season
Collect colorful leaves, pinecones, and acorns
Harvest seasonal fruits and vegetables
In the Home:
Decorate with apple tea lights
Make botanical sun catches with fall leaves
Fill the air with warm, spicy incense like apple, cinnamon, frankincense, or myrrh
Make Mabon Potpourri
Make floating acorn candles
Make fall leaf votives
In the Kitchen:
Snack on grapes, apples, wines, and ciders
Make Mabon Wine Moon Cider
Make Autumn Beef Stew
Make sweet apple butter
Sip on some Spiced Apple Cocktails
In the Bath:
Take a Mabon Bath!
Surround yourself with gold, red, and orange candles
Make an apple cinnamon scrub and charge it for prosperity
Make cinnamon bath salts
On your Altar:
Decorate with Cinnamon Sticks, seeds, and baskets
Represent seasonal harvest vegetables like squash, corn, and apples
Use colors of red, yellow, orange, gold, and brown
Incorporate quartz, gold, amber, citrine, or aventurine
