The Lilac Sky

~Artist for Life whose wanderlust will take her far and her curiosity even farther~ Header by @deitiesofduat | Afrowitch | Rootworker | Artist | Journalist | Avid Reader | Writer Paid Dream Interpretations, Spells and Honey Jar commissions: CLOSED | All my original content will have a lavenderlundi tag |

[huckleberryhal]

Grandma Ferret. (X)

[searedwithwitchyscars]

i also love morning spells

[zombie-graveyrd]

Hidden places for sigils

A lot of witches are in the broom closet and can't really have sigils just showing or you may just not want anyone to see your sigils. Whatever the reason may be you might want to keep them hidden or not super visible. Here are some places where you can put them.

On the lip of your shoes

Inside your phone case

In your wallet

Behind your watch

On your cosmetics

Tags of clothing

On your water bottle

On a key ring

Nail polish designs

Written on your skin in places others won't see or notice

On the bottom or on the heel of your shoes

Those are some places you can put sigils I hope this helps !!!

[lavenderlundi]

Leaving Kemeticism

I think I've lost my faith in the divine. I still believe in the craft, the Ancestors, etc. But looking at the world today and throughout all of history I find it increasingly difficult to find myself believing in any Goddess or God beyond that of Gaia -the Earth- herself.

This has honestly been a long time coming. I truly cannot wrap my head around there being any sort of Divine loving beings who allow so much suffering to be endured by so many innocent people. I am still a Spiritualist who practices Hoodoo and I do believe in the power of our Ancestors. But in this life I have lost faith. I will continue to support other spiritualists who have faith ofc♥ Love you all

[dd-570]

Ueh I sorta mourn the enshittification of Witchblr. Like, back in 2019 I used to see some helpful tips for baby witches but now most top posts have become crosstagged "aesthetic" images reposted from Pinterest and AI sloppa...

[angelnumber27]

Cavendishia grandifolia is a species of woody perennial plant native to Ecuador. It produces edible fruits which are commonly known as neotropical blueberries.

[winged-mammal]

we've got lunar flyby and eclipse pics!

more at the gallery here!

[pridecore]

cannot be killed pride flag! a flag for when you, the blogger, cannot be killed.

[luxiomahariel]

added mushrooms for when you cannot be killed in a way that matters

[the-haiku-bot]

added mushrooms for

when you cannot be killed in

a way that matters

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.

[searedwithwitchyscars]

let's break a love spell that's been placed on someone without permission and for selfish, ill intent reasons.

chilli flakes - banishing the selfish, ill intent love spell

salt - cleasning the castee

black pepper - protecting the castee

vinegar - breaking the selfish, ill intent love spell

black candle - banishing the negative energy and protecting the castee

i'll let the candle burn out and throw out the leftovers. preferably in the trash and not down the toilet, due to the contents being thrown out. it can't be healthy for our plumbing.

[searedwithwitchyscars]

my little hex oil - used for curses and hexes for justice and karmic reasons only

yes, that is a cockroach 🪳 that you see in there.. i've also got a scorpion, broken glass, all the spicy herbs, black pepper, nails, vinegar. all mixed in with oil

i will add other spicy, stingy, sharp, and stabby ingredients over time. i shake to recharge every time i'm angry, upset, frustrated, livid, enraged, irate, you get the gist.

i then use it in curses and hexes as needed, if needed.

[coinandcandle]

Feeling stuck? Wanna try something new?

Here are a few things you can do to kick-start the magic juices.

Craft a sigil using a method never used before. Here's mine if you're interested.

Low energy? Check out this 7-day spell crafting method to get you through the week.

Write down a list of your household spices and either research their correspondences or give them your own!

Research a spirit or deity from a culture you've never looked into before. How were they interacted with? How is this different from what you're used to? How is it the same? Here are some research tips btw!

Grab one of your tarot or oracle decks and pick a few cards. Without looking at the meaning, write down what you think the meaning is based off the imagery you see. What does the scenery imply? What about the individual parts? How do they come together to create meaning?

Wanna cook or bake? Here are a few kitchen witchery posts of mine, but also check out @breelandwalker's page and her many recipe round-ups! Follow the recipes or use them as inspiration to craft your own!

Deep dive into the life and death of one of the many occult figureheads throughout history! Here's a list of some of them.

Check out my #weekly witchy questions tag on my page to expand your practice by exploring your beliefs!

Have fun!

[calisthorthewitch-deactivated20]

To be a witch is to fight for the weak and weaken the foe.

[hellenicpaganism]

[sugar-magnolia]

My altars.

[tidedoctor]

Uncommon Herbs

Cactus Thorns, Glochids

correspondences: Fire (element), Mars (planet), Aries (zodiac), Spring (season), Root (chakra)

magic uses: protection, acting as energetic barriers to ward off negativity and intruders

medicinal uses: used for scraping infected eyelids and tattoos, rubbed into warts or moles to remove them, and heated quills applied to swollen throats.

Chili Peppers, Capsicum annuum

correspondences: Fire (element), Mars (planet), Scorpio (zodiac), Summer (season), Root (Chakra)

magic uses: protection, purification, high-intensity energy, used to repel negativity, break curses, and enhance the speed and intensity of magical spells

medicinal usss: pain relief and improving heart health

Pinecones, strobilus, conifer cone, Pinus yunnanensis

correspondences: Fire (element), Jupiter (planet), Mars (planet), Capricorn (zodiac), Cancer (Zodiac), Winter (Season)

magic uses: protection and to promote personal growth

medicinal uses: has antiviral, antitumor and immunopotentiating activities. Great for asthma, chronic bronchitis, pneumonia and shortness of breath

Dandelion Roots, Taraxacum officinale

correspondences: Earth (element), Jupiter (planet), Taurus (zodiac), Fall (season), Root (chakra)

magic uses: aids in emotional healing, purification, and transformation, while supporting, cleansing, and releasing negative energies

medicinal uses: anti-inflammatory, blood sugar management, lowering cholesterol, reducing blood pressure, liver health, weight management, and anticancer effects.

Anise, Pimpinella anisum, Aniseed, Anix

correspondences: Air (element), Jupiter (planet), Gemini (zodiac), Fall (season), Third eye root (chakra)

magic uses: purification, protection, and enhancing psychic awareness

medicinal uses: acts as estrogen, lowering blood sugar, reduced symptoms of depression, protection against stomach ulcers, prevents growth of fungi and bacteria, and relief from menopause symptoms.

Cardamom, Elettaria cardamomum

correspondences: Water (element), Venus (planet), Taurus (zodiac), Fall (season), Sacral (chakra)

magic uses: foster mental clarity, grounding, and energy clearing during meditation

medicinal uses: lower blood pressure, anticancer, anti-inflammatory, helps digestive problems, prevents cavities, antibacterial and treats infections, improves breathing, and lowers blood sugar levels

[brigitte-poetry]

Pagan Prayer to Hathor

To Hathor, lady of shining gold, I offer my praise.

O Hathor, beautiful of face, shining one whose grace

and goodness are without peer, best of goddesses,

friend of women, guardian of mothers and their children,

lady of joy, of laughter and of delight, O Hathor

who bears the horned crown, great Eye of Ra who rides each day

in the great sun-barque, defender of your father,

defender against chaos, maintainer of what is right

and good, I pray to you. O celestial one, O starry cow,

yours is the night sky, bright with light; yours is the sistrum

and all sweet sound; yours is the bliss within the dance.

O lady of revelry, lady of good cheer,

all pleasures great and small are yours to give;

all happiness is known in your realm. O wanderer,

O granter of mirth, I call to you with all devotion.

[lavenderlundi]

The 42 Laws of Ma'at

I have not committed sin.

I have not committed robbery with violence.

I have not stolen.

I have not slain men or women.

I have not stolen food.

I have not swindled offerings.

I have not stolen from God/Goddess.

I have not told lies.

I have not carried away food.

I have not cursed.

I have not closed my ears to truth.

I have not committed adultery.

I have not made anyone cry.

I have not felt sorrow without reason.

I have not assaulted anyone.

I am not deceitful.

I have not stolen anyone’s land.

I have not been an eavesdropper.

I have not falsely accused anyone.

I have not been angry without reason.

I have not seduced anyone’s wife.

I have not polluted myself.

I have not terrorized anyone.

I have not disobeyed the Law.

I have not been exclusively angry.

I have not cursed God/Goddess.

I have not behaved with violence.

I have not caused disruption of peace.

I have not acted hastily or without thought.

I have not overstepped my boundaries of concern.

I have not exaggerated my words when speaking.

I have not worked evil.

I have not used evil thoughts, words or deeds.

I have not polluted the water.

I have not spoken angrily or arrogantly.

I have not cursed anyone in thought, word or deeds.

I have not placed myself on a pedestal.

I have not stolen what belongs to God/Goddess.

I have not stolen from or disrespected the deceased.

I have not taken food from a child.

I have not acted with insolence.

I have not destroyed property belonging to God/Goddess.

References: "Maat the Moral Ideal in Ancient Egypt," by Maulana Karenga (Sankore Publisher, 2006). "The Book of the Dead," edited by E.A. Wallis Budge (Gramercy Publisher, 1995). “Maxims of Good Discourse” writings of the notable Kemet vizier and scribe Ptah-Hotep (accounting of some procedural laws under Maat).