by thieu_riemen

Product Placement
Stranger Things

No title available
taylor price

⁂
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
h
Sweet Seals For You, Always
occasionally subtle
AnasAbdin
NASA
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open

#extradirty
TVSTRANGERTHINGS
noise dept.
Mike Driver
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
ojovivo
Cosimo Galluzzi
Monterey Bay Aquarium
seen from Türkiye

seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from South Korea

seen from Türkiye

seen from Germany
seen from Israel
seen from United States
seen from Canada

seen from Netherlands

seen from Brazil

seen from Germany
seen from Germany

seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from Malaysia
seen from Germany
seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from Switzerland
@genderjinxed
by thieu_riemen
Magical Properties of Vegetables
Alfalfa sprouts: prosperity
Asparagus: lust, grounding
Artichoke: lust, protection, personal growth
Beans: grounding, love, lust, prosperity, protection
Beet: beauty, love, passion
Broccoli: strength, leadership, protection
Brussels Sprouts: protection, luck, rebirth, stability, courage
Cabbage: fertility, health, longevity, love, money, protection
Carrot: banish, clarity, fertility, illusions, health
Cauliflower: protection
Celery: grounding, lust, mental powers, peace, psychic powers
Corn: spirituality, protection, abundance
Cucumber: purity, fertility, healing
Eggplant: wealth, prosperity
Endive: love, lust, physical strength
Horseradish: Exorcism, purification, banishing, empowering, warding
Lettuce: stamina, sleep, rest
Leek: love, physical strength, protection
Mushroom: psychic awareness, physical strength, hidden truths, courage, healing, health
Onion: warding, protection, health, banishing, virility, fertility, energy, psychic power
Pea: love, prosperity
Pepper green: growth, prosperity
Pepper red: energy, strength, vitality
Pepper yellow: empowered creativity
Potatoes: Protection, compassion, potency, wishing
Pumpkin: healing, money, prosperity, abundance, divination
Radish: lust, protection
Rhubarb: fertility, love, protection
Spinach: fortitude, physical strength, general physical health, prosperity, money
Sweet Potato: love, lust
Squash: spirituality
Tomatoes: protection, warding, health, money, luck, love
Turnip: warding, banishing
Zucchini: spirituality, protection, prosperity, lust, abundance
*source: Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Wicca in the Kitchen*
*source2: Scott Cunningham Encyclopedia Of Magical Herbs*
Let's embrace the magic of seasonal eating! Here's a guide to what local foods are in season each month:
January: Root vegetables like carrots and potatoes, winter greens, citrus fruits
February: Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, leeks, winter squash
March: Asparagus, spinach, radishes, strawberries
April: Peas, lettuce, rhubarb, artichokes
May: Strawberries, cherries, peas, broccoli
June: Blueberries, zucchini, tomatoes, green beans
July: Peaches, corn, cucumbers, bell peppers
August: Watermelon, eggplant, summer squash, basil
September: Apples, pears, grapes, pumpkins
October: Cranberries, sweet potatoes, kale, squash
November: Brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, parsnips
December: Citrus fruits, pomegranates, winter squash, beets
You can always use the local almanac to know what is in season in your area in order to use the best seasonal and local ingredients! Let nature guide your culinary adventures and savor the flavors of each season! 🌞🌿
Okay but using this for sigils would be cool!
Essential Correspondences
🎨Creativity
Day: Wednesday, Sunday
Moon phase: Full Moon
Colors: Orange, yellow, red, purple
Herbs: Calamus, wood betony, lemon balm, rosemary, mugwort, cannabis (hemp), damiana, coltsfoot, peppermint, sage, passion flower, ashwagandha, basil, turmeric, mayflower, catnip, St. John's wort, licorice root, valerian, parsley, oregano, coffee, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, mint, eucalyptus
Incense: Sage, citronella, frankincense, peppermint
Essential oils: Orange, rosemary, peppermint
Crystals: Citrine, herkimer diamond, fire quartz, labradorite, orange adventurine, super seven, opal, pyrite, tangerine quartz, amethyst, lapis lazuli, peach moonstone, bumblebee jasper, rutile quartz, orange calcite, malachite, mookaite, auralite, topaz, pietersite, tiger's eye, blue lace agate, purple calcite
Metals: Gold, copper
Runes: Uruz, Kenaz
Tarot cards: The Magician, Temperance, The Empress, Ace of Wands, Queen of Wands, Page of Wands, 4 of Wands, Page of Cups, 6 of Cups, 7 of Cups, 8 of Pentacles
🔮Divination
Day: Monday
Moon Phase: Full Moon
Colors: Purple, lavender, yellow, silver, gold
Herbs: Blue lotus, camphor, eyebright, rowan, dandelion, bindweed, lavender, rose, coffee, red clover, nightshade, trillium, yarrow, holy basil, mugwort, damiana, bergamot, honeysuckle, pansy, bay leaf, calendula, vervain, frankincense, myrrh, star anise, benzoin, willow, orris root, rue, broom, dittany of Crete, flaxseed, buckeye, ivy, jasmine, goldenrod, penny royal wormwood, meadowsweet, acacia, agrimony, mullien, five-finger grass,
Incense: Myrrh, lavender, spirit
Essential oils: Lavender, rose, camphor, clove
Crystals: Lapis lazuli, indigo gabbro, moldavite, danburite, iolite, amethyst, azurite, sodalite, labradorite, blue apatite, charoite, tanzanite, clear quartz, obsidian, blue goldstone, larvakite, yooperlite, serpentine, blue kyanite, celestite, ametrine, moonstone, blue calcite, dumortierite, sapphire, nuummite, aqua aura quartz, chrysocolla, eudialite, sugilite
Metals: Silver, pewter, meteorite
Runes: Laguz, Eiwaz, Perth, Dagaz
Tarot cards: The Wheel of Fortune, The High Priestess, The Star, The Hermit, Ace of Cups
💵Wealth
Day: Thursday
Moon phase: Waxing Moon
Colors: Green, gold
Herbs: Patchouli, nettle, alfalfa, bay leaf, ginger, cinnamon, jasmine, five-finger grass, bergamot, allspice, thyme, basil, mint, fennel, fenugreek, chamomile, Irish moss, squill root, vanilla, tonka bean, lucky hand root, nutmeg, devil's shoestring, high john, rosemary, clove, dill, marigold, marjoram, black cohosh, bat's head root, pine, orange peel, almond, sugar, amber
Incense: Patchouli, amber, cinnamon, jasmine
Essential oils: Basil, orange, bergamot, patchouli
Crystals: Jade, citrine, pyrite, tiger's eye, green adventurine, peridot, rose quartz, emerald, moldavite, sunstone, serpentine, amber, tourmaline, moss agate, kumbaba jasper, rutile quartz, copper jadeite, green calcite, green quartz, bloodstone, chrysoprase, morganite, fire opal, lodestone, red coral, garden quartz, yellow sapphire, topaz
Metals: Gold, copper
Runes: Fehu
Tarot cards: Wheel of Fortune, The Magician, The Empress, Ace of Pentacles, 4 of Pentacles, 6 of Pentacles, 9 of Pentacles, 10 of Pentacles, Queen of Pentacles, King of Pentacles, 9 of Cups
🧿Protection
Day: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Moon phase: Waning Moon, Black Moon
Colors: Black, red, white, blue, purple
Herbs: Jupiter, clove, althea, sage, rosemary, angelica, cayenne, cedar, rue, comfrey, hawthorne, artemesia, rowan, vervain, yarrow, wolfsbane, black locust, St. John's wort, garlic, elder, aloe, lavender, nettle, thyme, Solomon's seal, holly, onion, chive, holy basil, plantain, neem, eucalyptus, chamomile, mint, cinnamon, datura, mistletoe, oak, black pepper, agrimony, ash, lily, cactus, willow, red clover, boneset, blue berry, anise, bay leaf
Incense: Dragon's blood, sage, palo santo, sandalwood
Essential oils: Clove, cedarwood, rosemary
Crystals: Black tourmaline, clear quartz, amethyst, smokey quartz, hematite, obsidian, shungite, selenite, labradorite, pyrite, tiger's eye, bronzite, black agate, opal, onyx, fluorite, garnet, red jasper, black kyanite, malachite, jet, corundum, amber, fire agate, lapis lazuli, spirit quartz, lodestone, turquoise, black jade, smithsonite
Metals: Bronze, iron, silver, lead, steel, titanium
Runes: Algiz, Thurisaz, Sowilo, Ansuz
Tarot cards: The Star, the High Priestess, the Emporer, Strength, 9 of Pentacles, 10 of Pentacles, 6 of Swords
❤️🔥Love
Day: Friday
Moon phase: Waxing Moon
Colors: Red, pink, white
Herbs: Rose, jasmine, hibiscus, catnip, damiana, vanilla, thyme, ginger, black cohosh, lily, orchid, saffron, chickweed, magnolia, lovage, marjoram, walnut, rosemary, verbena, lemon balm, rhubarb, clover, lavender, basil, sesame, meadowsweet, licorice root, lady's mantle, strawberry, sunflower, coriander, apple, cinnamon, juniper, dill, daisy, cumin, fennel, carnation, patchouli, sorrel, elder, marshmallow, cilantro, ylang-ylang, sugar, tulip, oak, cocoa, carraway, orris root, spiderwort, bleeding heart, tamarind, beet, ash, elm
Incense: Rose, patchouli, jasmine, ylang-ylang
Essential oils: Rose, orange, dragon's blood
Crystals: Rose quartz, kunzite, rhodonite, garnet, pink tourmaline, ruby, jade, rhodochrosite, malachite, danburite, morganite, pink opal, carnelian, chrysocolla, ruby-zoisite, strawberry quartz, peach moonstone, red agate, pink calcite, diamond, watermelon tourmaline, howlite, emerald, phosphosiderite, sunstone, amber, turquoise, prehnite, amazonite, rainbow obsidian, ocean jasper, mangano calcite, argonite, topaz
Metals: Copper, rose gold
Runes: Gebo, Ingwaz
Tarot cards: The Lovers, the Hierophant, the Emporer, the Empress, Ace of Cups, 2 of Cups, 10 of Cups, Knight of Cups, 4 of Wands, 10 of Pentacles
☮️Peace
Day: Monday, Sunday
Moon phase: Waxing moon
Colors: Light blue, lavender, pink, white
Herbs: Lavender, chamomile, violet, gardenia, olive, myrtle, skull cap, blue bell, lily of the valley, lilac, lemongrass, sage, ashwagandha, holy basil, lemon balm, passion flower, valerian, rose, cannabis (hemp), penny royal, dulce, loosestrife, motherwort, morning glory, clary sage, marjoram, hops, rhodiola, blue lotus, dandelion, poppy, vervain, mugwort, nettle, rosemary, hawthorne, ginseng, kava, cumin, white rose, carnation, cherry, spearmint, angelica root, peace lily, daffodil, trillium
Incense: Sandalwood, palo santo, lavender
Essential oils: Lavender, almond, olive
Crystals: Larimar, blue lace agate, Apache tear, kunzite, desert rose, lithium quartz, celestite, selenite, lepidolite, sodalite, stilbite, cerusite, angelite, aquamarine, amazonite, fluorite, turquoise, blue-green tourmaline, amethyst, ammonite, shungite, cacoxenite, blue tiger's eye, blue calcite, azestuite, jade, kyanite, moonstone, tree agate, phantom quartz, flower agate, rose quartz, unakite
Metals: Silver
Runes: Teiwaz, Algiz, Wunjo, Inguz
Tarot cards: Temperance, the Sun, 4 of Swords
🔒Banishing
Day: Sunday, Tuesday
Moon phase: Black Moon, New Moon, Waning Moon
Colors: Black, grey
Herbs: Black willow, agrimony, juniper, wormwood, citronella, devil's bit, fumitory, bay leaf, black locust, cayenne, garlic, fleabane, hellebore, vervain, blessed thistle, mandrake, wolfsbane, broom, lilac, pine, rue, blood root, black pepper, coffee, anise, turnip, clover, paprika, sage, feverfew, oregano, fir, cassia, hyssop, peppermint, lemon, cowslip, stinging nettle, coriander, chrysanthemum, vertiver
Incense: Copal, dragon's blood, frankincense, myyrh, citronella, sage
Essential oils: Peppermint, lemon, cedarwood, clove
Crystals: Black jasper, rutile quartz, obsidian, jet, nuummite, black kyanite, labradorite, lepidolite, selenite, black quartz, black moonstone, clear quartz, optical calcite, fire quartz, fluorite, angel aura quartz, auralite, aegerine, brimstone (sulpher), septarian, black opal, red tiger's eye, marcosite
Metals: Iron
Runes: Algiz, Isa
Tarot cards: Death, the Hermit, the Emporer, 8 of Cups, 6 of Swords
👍Success
Day: Thursday, Sunday
Moon phase: Waxing Moon, Full Moon, Blue Moon
Colors: Yellow, gold
Herbs: Saffron, cinnamon, mayflower, bergamot, honeysuckle, high john, ginger, Irish moss, poppy seeds, basil, patchouli, clover, lucky hand root, sassafras, wood aloe, winter's bark, apple, bamboo, cabbage, violet, mint, heather, comfrey, allspice, dittany of Crete, calamus root, mustard seed, fern, goldenseal, hawthorne, pecan,
Incense: Frankincense, cinnamon, amber
Essential oils: Bergamot, ginger, clove, orange
Crystals: Alexandrite, apatite, Libyan desert glass, pietersite, labradorite, garnet, petrified wood, corundom, citrine, rutile quartz, green kyanite, green tourmaline, lemon aura quartz, leaopard skin jasper, peacock ore, black jade, peridot, aquamarine, K-2 jasper, chrysolite, chiastolite, tiger's eye, yooperlite, herkimer diamond, emerald, green adventurine, rhodonite, hematite, green calcite, yellow jade
Metals: Gold, platinum, iron, titanium
Runes: Jera, Sowilo, Teiwaz
Tarot cards: the World, the Emporer, the Chariot, 4 of Wands, 6 of Wands, 9 of Pentacles, 10 of Pentacles, 10 of Cups, the kings
72 SEALS FROM THE LESSER KEY OF SOLOMON [2,048 × 1,519 PX.]
A Collection of Symbols
My symbology pages from one of my grimoires. I tend to do this in every book because I never fail to stumble across new sigils, symbols, and glyphs. Of course I must jot down my favorites. 🖤
this is the preemptive reminder i’m making that samhain is pronounced sow-an or sow-in (*not* sow like bow but sow like a female pig)
PSA: Aphrodite isn't just romantic love, the ancient Greeks had 7 words for love!
eros: your typical love, romance, sex, all that. typically what Aphrodite is known for.
philautia: self-love (which is SO SO important!)
storge: parental love, the bond that parents and children have with each other.
ludus: playful love - banter, teasing, flirting as a joke with your friends.
pragma: longstanding love, that is built upon trust and respect for one another. can be any type of relationship.
xenia: hospitality, a love and care for strangers and the people around you.
agape: true, unconditional love. the love everyone should aim to feel for others and to let others feel for them.
Lady Aphrodite is all of this! She tends to like hearing about relationships (in my experience), and She's always willing to lend some advice!
Wand Woods
Be sure to consider the magickal properties of the wood when crafting or choosing a wand. 🪄
Alder: Weather magick, necromancy, courage and passion
Almond: Wisdom, prosperity, love magick, healing
Ash: Protection, healing, prosperity
Birch: Intuition, creativity, love, healing, and protection
Cherry: Love, healing, new beginnings, chaos
Driftwood: Protection, energy, moon magick
Elder: Healing, protection, and banishment
Hazel: Truth, divination, wisdom, luck
Holly: Purity, sun magick, strength, protection, luck
Hawthorn: Protection, magick sacred to Fae and Dragons, baneful magick
Locust: Protection, baneful magick, power
Magnolia: Femininity, glamour magick, love, healing, relationship magick
Oak: Protection, fertility, strength, healing, luck
Pine: Healing, fertility, protection, exorcism, money
Poplar: The Crone, astral projection, divination, rebirth
Redwood: "King of Trees", strength, protection, creativity, enlightenment
Rowan: Defense, creation, travel, healing, divination
Willow: Healing, protection, spirit work
Yew: Strength, change, death, protection, immortality
Cursing By The Moon
Dark/New Moon: Ruined beginnings, job/financial loss, bad health, depression, hopelessness, despair, fear
Waxing Crescent: Destruction, ruined plans, weakness, illness, ruin, sorrow
Waxing Gibbous: Bad luck, arguments, tension, chaos, accidents, injuries
Full Moon: Spiritual warfare, psychic attack, hauntings and possessions, nightmares, legal issues, loss of motivation/will power
Waning Gibbous: Addiction, ending relationships, stress, panic, emotional breakdowns
Waning Crescent: Mistakes, humiliation, bad choices, betrayal, butt of the joke, loneliness
Top Recommendations for Norse Pagans that aren’t Problematic.
There is a lot of books by people who are racist and part of far right side of Heathenry and I’m going to try my best and list the books I have that helped me on my path that isn’t problematic and have questionable intentions. Books and YouTube channels.
Anglo Saxon Socerery and Magic by Alaric Albertson. He is very knowledgeable in his work and path especially on runes which includes the rune poem to make your own interpretation and witchcraft side of things. He even talks about the Elves which I appreciate because not a lot of Norse authors talk about them. It’s more Germanic than Norse but I can’t see any problem adopting certain aspects since they are very similar. I will say he does take himself a bit serious at times but his information is so good and worthwhile. I have not read his first book on Travels through middle earth but it focus on more the pagan side.
Poetic Edda and Prose Edda: it’s what every Norse pagan needs. It’s the foundation of Norse paganism not bibles but myths and tales that can help along our journey. There is tons of translations, but my favorites are Dr. Jackson Crawford Poetic Edda and Anthony Fawkes Prose Edda. But look into other sagas as well like Volsung which Dr Jackson Crawford also wrote about.
Beowulf. More of a Germanic tale but again includes it has roots of Germanic sorcery, traditions, religion like the concept of Wyrd (Fate), the runes, and values within his society like loyalty and mythical creatures. Again there is many translations even Jrr Tolkien did a incompleted version of Beowulf but I think Tom Shippey finished that version I could be wrong. Nonetheless explore more than one, the oneI have is by Seamus Heaney.
Grimm Fairy Tales this mostly German Folklore but it’s still quite important to learn about in German folk magic, creatures and entities in German folklore tends to be very real to the practitioner in their spellwork.
The Way of Fire and Ice by Ryan Smith a very progressive outlook in Norse paganism, he talks about creating communities in Norse paganism and calling out and denouncing Nazis in the community how Norse Paganism is inclusive and how to be open to all types of people. But he has a beginner approach to the deities, beliefs, values within Norse paganism.
Look into a lot of academic sources that’s where you will find a lot of information on Norse paganism and religions.
Tacitus Germania - A Roman historian talking about the Germanic tribes their culture and customs.
Saxo Grammaticus history of the Danes
The Viking Way by Neil Price it goes good in depths about magic in Scandinavia like Seidh
Dictionary of Norse Mythology a quick guide to northern myths, if you are trying to find a specific god and you don’t have time to look up in a book it’s in there with great information to each one.
Children of Ask and Elm: History of Vikings by Neil Price on Scandinavian culture during the Viking age
Some YouTube Channels
The Norse Witch: Bente lives in Germany and their channel encompasses all of Norse paganism more around magic. They do interviews with other Norse witches of folk magic like Icelandic and Danish. Even gives good book recommendations and advice on general spellwork as well!.
Dr Jackson Crawford he is an author but he also has a YouTube channel. He was a professor in Colorado on Norse culture, mythology, and language and now is a full time YouTuber. He did a series of videos on the runes which are more historically accurate. Discusses the myths and the language and what do they mean. Jackson Crawford isn’t a Norse pagan nor he doesn’t care if you are one but just letting you know he isn’t coming from a pagan perspective.
The Welsh Viking also like Jackson Crawford but still has really great knowledge on Viking culture.
De Spökenkyker who is a channel that focus on German Folk magic living in Germany who is a practicing German Folk Witch.
Please feel free to add on any recommendations that are helpful and useful to the Norse pagan Community!
Types of Protective Magick:
Apotropaic: Usually in the form of amulets, written charms; used to turn away an undesired force. Examples include the Gorgoneion, a holy scripture (such as the Bible, Quran, Havamal, the Bhagavad Gita or the Devi Gita), Iron or Iron-Based Items.
Decoy: Instead of the Malefic Force hitting the practitioner, it gets distracted with an item or representation. Like a poppet, piece of meat.
Spirit Trap: The Malefic Force is given a distraction that prevents it from hurting the practitioner. Can include a layered plant like onion. Some make use of grains of sand, salt or rice which supposedly forces the spirit to count it rather than enter the house.
Offering: An item that is desirable is placed outside the house, the spirit partakes of that rather than entering the home. Especially suited for the Deipnon.
Warding (Spatial): Items are placed around the space that set up a protective barrier. Can become an issue when filtering, make sure to set the intent that malefic is kept out and benefic is allowed in.
Guardians: Statues can be infused to keep watch, allowing good in and evil is warded off. Some animals are very lucky and can be used for magnetizing and pacifying (reducing negative qualities and instilling positive ones in the home)
Floor Washing: Particular herbs or items are noted for their protective qualities. Might not mix Fire Herbs with Water, but it also depends on the space. Martial Herbs might be preferred outside but not in the living space where relaxation and peace is sought. Most basic is basil or salt.
Door Guarding: An item is placed over the door to ward off evil forces, horseshoes, iron, signs with sacred scripture, chalking and so on. A plant can be kept by the front door.
Binding: More active form of pacifying, enemy or force is stopped and blocked by methods. Prevents movement and action being taken against the practitioner. Useful for spirits, a spirit may be bound to a tree or item to prevent it from doing harm until it is decided or mediated. Can be used to help with illnesses and fevers.
Bodily Warding: Amulets worn on the body, strengthens spiritual connection in some cases while preventing unwanted forces from interacting. Veiling is common. St. Cards, Spiritual Scriptures and others can be kept or recited over the self. Useful before rituals.
----
If you like what you see and want to support, commission a reading or healing, or just vibe, please feel free to check out my Ko-Fi here
nature witch tip🪵🌱
Wood barks/chippings promotes protection (esp from an oak tree!)
i used the skin of a fallen branch for this, i used the wood for other witchy projects, and saved the skin for my jars and mesh bags!
i used it for car protection; in a mesh bag i placed:
wood bark and chippings
rosemary
chamomile flowers (i used dried flowers)
a bay leaf with my chosen rune of protection
cloves
hanged it up my rearview mirror, then cleansed my car (before and after) and visualized white energy flowing around inside and outside the car
Lately there was a level 4 Hurricane here in Florida, tried my best to physically protect my home (and it’s energy too).
Just did a grocery run yesterday, i was nervous to see my car with water damage, but it was safe 🥹 no flooding, no water that got in my engine 🥹 and the mesh bag hanging still on my rearview mirror.
i hope this tip can help my fellow witches, (and for our baby witches too🥹)
Do you know any spells for protection?
Protection and Warding
War Water
Ward Water
Home Protection Spell
Home Protection Spell #2
Herbal Protection Bath
Protection Bottle Spell
Protection Charm
Protection Charm #2
Earth Protection Ward
A Ward of Protection
Witch Bottle for Protection
Witch Bottle for Protection #2
Full Moon Protection Spell for Jewelry
Fiery Wall of Protection Powder
A Spell for Safe Flight
Charm for Safe Travels
Safe Travel Charm Spell
Vehicle Protection Powder
Floral Attrangement Protection
Moon Infused Protection Water
Rainbow Protection Bottle
Protection Sachet
Stone Wall Protection Spell
Easy Protection Charm
House Protection Charm
Protection Bottle Spell
Anti-Intruder Charm
Crab “Alarm” Protection Charm
Peace and Protection Spell Bottle
Protection Powder
Elemental Protection Spell
Threshold Protection Spell
Full Moon Protection Charm
Sea Protection Bottle
Simple Shrine Spell of Protection
A Witch’s Jar for Protection
“Hell Hath No Fury” Protection Powder
Dragon’s Blood Peace and Protection Charm
Samhain Protection Spell
Samhain Protection Amulet
Winter Weather Protection Charm
How to Make a Protective Talisman
Home Protection Spell Bottle
Enchant an Object for Protection
Simple Protection Sachet
Charm of the Beast
Three Red Leaves Protection Spell
Simple Hex Ward Against Theft
“Rhiannon” Protection Spell
Potent Protective Witch Bottle
Wreaths for Protection and Happiness
Door Blessing Spell
Patronus Ward
Peacock Key Ward
Protection Spell: “My Blood is Armor”
Property Protection Spell
Wall of Fire Property & House Protection Spell
Protection Blend (for jars/bottles/pouches/incense)
Wearable Protection Charm (enchant jewelry piece)
Basic Warding Jar
Protection Bouquet Spell
Knitting Spell (For Protection)
Sea Witch’s Charm Bag for Warding
These should help! Thanks to @natural-magics
Sirdame Snakes
Baby Witch Bootcamp Masterlist
Baby Witch Bootcamp began as a series of informational videos on my YouTube channel. This series is my attempt to meet a need for free, accessible, and well-researched information about witchcraft and other forms of magic. My background is in journalism, and this is the approach that I take with this series – I try to be as transparent as possible about where I get my information, which means including lots of quotes and sources. I also try to keep this series as objective as possible – my goal is not to convince you to practice witchcraft a certain way, but to provide you with the tools and resources you need to create a magical practice that fits your own beliefs, values, and spiritual needs.
Part 1: Basics of Magic and Energy
Chapter One: What Is Magic? Why Does It Work? [Video version on YouTube]
Chapter Two: Meditation for Witches [Video version on YouTube]
Chapter Three: How to Ground Yourself [Video version on YouTube]
Chapter Four: How to Find Good Witchcraft Books
Chapter Five: The Ethics of Witchcraft [Video version on YouTube]
Part 2: Spellcasting
Chapter Six: How to Cast Spells That Work [Video version on YouTube]
Chapter Seven: What Are Correspondences and How Do I Use Them in Spells?
Chapter Eight: Using the Elements in Your Spells
Chapter Nine: Magic Herbs You Can Find at the Grocery Store
Chapter Ten: Add Some Oomph to Your Spells with Magical Timing
Part 3: Divination and Psychic Abilities
Chapter Eleven: Tapping into Your Psychic Senses
Chapter Twelve: Divination Basics
Chapter Thirteen: So You Want to Learn Tarot
Chapter Fourteen: Psychic Protection
Chapter Fifteen: When NOT To Trust Your Intuition
Part 4: Engaging with the Spirit World
Chapter Sixteen: Intro to Spirit Work
Chapter Seventeen: Working with Spirits
Chapter Eighteen: Communicating with Spirits
Chapter Nineteen: Banishing Nasty Spirits
Chapter Twenty: Pathworking and Astral Travel
Part 5: Incorporating Witchcraft into Your Everyday Life
Chapter Twenty-One: Little Acts of Everyday Magic
Chapter Twenty-Two: Building a Magical Home
Chapter Twenty-Three: Magical Journaling
Chapter Twenty-Four: Kitchen Witchin’
Chapter Twenty-Five: Practicing in Secret
Part 6: Controversial Magic
Chapter Twenty-Six: Using Human Body Parts in Spells
Chapter Twenty-Seven: Blood Magic
Chapter Twenty-Eight: Curses and Hexes
Chapter Twenty-Nine: Conjuring Dark Spirits
Chapter Thirty: Sex Magic
Part 7: Social Issues
Chapter Thirty-One: Cultural Appropriation
Chapter Thirty-Two: Magic vs Medicine?
Chapter Thirty-Three: Keeping Consumerism out of Your Craft
Chapter Thirty-Four: Earth-Friendly Witchcraft
Chapter Thirty-Five: Witchcraft and Activism
Other Helpful Links for New Witches
Why the Law of Attraction Is an Unhealthy Mindset
How to Recognize a Cult or Cult-like Group
How To Find a Safe Witchy/Pagan Teacher or Group
Why Spells Don’t Work
Basic Spell Oils
I should have posted this a lot earlier, but I forgot ..
Oils are a great way to create herbal blends for spell work - oil preserves the scent, taste and herbal matter if stored away from sunlight (you can store in coloured glass) and can be adapted to make infused olive oil or cooking oils for your kitchen witchery, the dress candles, to add to glamour spells, or to make perfume bases.
Basic Recipe Formula:
Essential oils
Carrier oil such as sweet almond oil, jojoba oil, sunflower oil, apricot oil etc.
A small jar with a dropper or dropper top to store the oil in
Optional:
Vitamin E oil
herbs to create an infusion
Determine the intention of the oil (love, protection, confidence etc.) and gather the herbs and essential oils that have association (personal or common) with aspects of that intention
Add a few pinches of dried herbs to your bottle
Add a few drops of your essential oil (up to 10% of the bottle)
If using, add a drop of vitamin E oil - this can make it better for skin application and also stops the oil from going rancid from the herbal matters
Add the carrier oil and fill to the top, cap and shake to blend - as you shake you can say a prayer, chant, or focus your energy to charge the oil
Allow to sit for at least a week before use, as it ages it will start to macerate and smell more harmonious.
Date Night Dinner Oil
This is an olive cooking oil to be used in salads, sauces, to spread on breads, or to marinate meats and vegetables in. It is packed full of aphrodisiac herbs and summer spices
Olive oil
Garlic, rosemary, ginger, star anise, and chili
Strainer
For a quick infusion, add in your oil and herbs into a pan and simmer on a low heat for 30 minutes.
Allow to cool, strain and use within 1-2 weeks
Attraction Oil
The attraction oil combines aphrodisiacs and anti-anxiety herbs into an oil or perfume. The intention is to attract and command attention, to boost your confidence, and as a base for seduction work.
Add your carrier oil to your oil dropper or perfume bottle/roller - for this I’d recommend a rosehip oil, apricot oil or a neutral grapeseed oil.
Turn your herbs into oils either via essential oils or add them dried straight to your carrier oil to infuse: rose, clove, vervain, cinnamon, licorice, nutmeg, frankincense, apple blossom, jasmine, ylang ylang, lavender, cocoa, and/or gingseng - cater to personal preferences and match scents together, I recommend using between 3-8 oils or herbs.
Example scent profile: rose, lavender, apple blossom, vervain, cinnamon, licorice, gingeseng (spicy floral - I’d also add a little patchouli if turning into a perfume)
These types of recipes are where having a grimoire, notebook, or journal comes in very handy! Keep record of what you've tried, what scents match well, what is repellent, what works for you, plan out recipes before hand.
As always, adapt, change, and disregard as you like to suit your personal practice <3