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Witchy *Free* PDF book list Masterpost

Hey lovely witches! I wanted to share some of my PDF witchy books I have on my computer. I know it’s hard to find these books and not everyone has money to buy them or easy access. I hope I can help someone with this <3

Most of the books are on my google drive library, you can click on the link and then download if you’d like to.

A Manual of Occultism, by Sepharial

Mastering Witchcraft, by Paul Huson

Natural Magic, by Pamela J.Ball

Pagan Spells, Author Unknown

Herbal Magick - Herbal enchantments, folclore and divination by Gerina Dunwich <3

Spell Crafts - Creating magical objects, by, Scott Cunningham and David Harrington <3

The Book of Power, by Idres Shah

The Complete book of Incense, Oils ad Brews, by Scott Cunningham

The Essential Skills of Magick - Benjamim Rowe

The Ultimate Book of Spells - Pamela J. Ball *my favorite spellbook*

50 of The Most Powerful Spells, by unknown author

Witchcraft Today, by Gerald Gardner

The Gardnerian Book of Shadows

The Basics of Magic, by K. Amber

8 Sabbaths of Witchcraft, by Mike Nichols

Witchcraft Today, by Gerald Gardner

Celtic Mythology and Religion, by Alexander Macbain

The Art and meaning of Magic, By Israel Regardie

An Introduction to the Study of Tarot, by Paul Foster Case

The Alchemy of Abundance, by Lisa McSherry

Encyclopedia of Acient Roman and Greek Mythology, by James Belton

Asgard and the Gods, by M. W. MacDowall,

The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Spells by, Michael Johnstone

Witches’ Bible by, Janet and Stewart Farrar

The Witch’s Master Grimoire, by Lady Sabrina

The meaning of Witchcraft, by Gerald Gardner

Aleister Crowley book collection (google drive)

Lid Off the Cauldron, by Patricia Crowther

A Grimoire for Modern Cunningfolk, by Peter Paddon

The A to Z of Dream Interpretation, by Pamela J. Ball

The Dream Oracle, by Pamela J. Ball

The Great Book of Spells, by Pamela J. Ball <3

The Techniques of Astral Projection, By Dr. Douglas M. Baker

The Opening of the Third Eye, By Dr. Douglas M. Baker

Historical Dictionary of Witchcraft, By Bailey Michael

The Goddess is in Details, by Deborah Blake <3

Circle, Coven and Grove, by Deborah Blake

A Witch’s Dozen, by Deborah Blake <3

Witchcraft on a Shoestring by Deborah Blake

Egyptian Magic, By Ernest Budge

Advanced Candle Magick, By Raymond Buckley

Amulets and Magic, By Budge Walli

Pen and Ink Witchcrafr , By Collin Calloway

Basic Sigil Magic, By Philip Cooper

The Occult Properties of Herbs , By W.B Crow

Shadow Work Guidebook, by Jessica Cross

Gemstone Sorcery, By Gerina Dunwich <3

Wicca A to Z By Gerina Dunwich

Every Witch Way By Ellen Dugan <3

Power Of The Witch By Laurie Cabot <3

The Spiral Dance By Starhawk <3

Spiritual Power - Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee

Book of Shadows By, Phyllis Curott:

Witchcrafting By Phyllis Curott

Spells for the Solitary Witch By Eileen Holland

Wiccan Magick By Raven Grimassi

The Witch’s Familiar By Raven Grimassi

Magical Candle Crafting By Ember Grant

Magical Powder Recipes By Lady Gianne

Wicca For Beginners By Lisa Chamberlain

Scott Cunningham’s Books:

Divination for Beginners

Wicca in the Kitchen <3

Book of Shadows

Living Wicca

Crystal Gem and Metal Magick <3

Wicca

Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs

Magical Household, Rituals and spells for the home <3

D.J Conway’s Books:

Mystical Dragon

Norse Magic

Wicca, The Complete Craft

Falcon, Feather and Valkyrie Sword

Celtic Magic

Christopher Penczak’s Books

Gay Witchcraft - Christopher Penczak

The Living Temple of Witchcraft V. II- Christopher Penczak

The Gates of Witchcraft

The Living Temple of Witchcraft V.II

Mystic Foundation

The Outer Temple Of Witchcraft

The Inner Temple of Witchcraft

The Witch’s Shield

Cassandra Eason’s Books:

A Practical Guide of Witchcraft and Spells,

Fabulous Creatures, Mythical Monsters and Animal Power Symbols

Candle Power

The Art of Pendulum

The Complete Guide to Psychic Development

Illes Judika’s Books:

Magic When You Need It - 150 Spells

Pure Magic

The Element Encyclopedia of Witchcraft

Ellwood Taylor’s Books:

Pop Culture Magic

The Pop Culture Grimoire

Multi-Media Magic

Manifesting Prosperity

For those of you who wish to see my full library on the drive, feel free to send me a message and I will send you the link!

HAVE FUN! :)

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always reblog, this is sooo useful!

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Amazing list of free resources!

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how & when to cleanse your tarot cards ✨

how to cleanse:

shuffle - shuffle your cards for some time with cleansing intent.

sort the cards - put the cards back in the order of the major arcana from 0-21, wands, cups, swords, and then pentacles. let them stay like this for a short while, until you feel they’re cleansed, and then shuffle them again.

crystals - choose a crystal with your intent and place it on top of your deck, or create a crystal grid around it.

smoke cleansing - pass your deck through the smoke of burnt sage or rosemary, or through the smoke from insense.

sunlight/moonlight - natural light sources give healing energies to your deck. sunlight is more masculine, while moonlight is more feminine. keep this in mind when choosing a light source and what’s best for your deck.

meditation - meditate on the cards. this may be one card at a time or the whole deck at once.

yoga - do yoga with your deck, this will soothe and cleanse you both and create a stronger bond between you and your deck.

sound - use a song, a bell, or an instrument to wash vibrations over and through your deck to release energy.

salt - sprinkle salt gently over your deck or put your deck in an airtight bag and submerge it in a bowl of salt and let the salt absorb pent up energies.

sigils - write a cleansing sigil on a slip of paper and put it in the box or bag with your deck.

fresh air - set your deck on a windowsill by a cracked open window. allow the movement of fresh air to cleanse the pent up energy from your cards.

close contact - keep your deck beside or under your pillow as you sleep to both cleanse and build a close relationship with your deck.

when to cleanse:

brand new deck - if you bought or have been gifted a new or secondhand deck, the best way to sort out its energy is to cleanse it before the first use.

after each use - this is the best way to upkeep the health of your cards.

every day - a great way to take care of your cards, routine cleansing is a wonderful daily ritual for you and your deck.

when someone else touches it - energies can get muddled when someone other than the reader touches a deck.

after a complicated reading - your deck can run out of energy quickly when you ask it to do a complcated reading, and the best way to replenish these energies is to cleanse.

after not using it for a while - stagnant energies will build up in your deck if you go a while between uses. the best way to counteract this is a thorough cleansing.

with your life cycles - whether moon cycles, menstrual cycles, or sleep cycles, cleansing your deck when your energy is high can be a good idea.

whenever your deck tells you - sometimes you will be able to feel when your deck needs to be cleansed. a good cleansing and recharging is helpful when shuffling becomes difficult, you’re getting the same cards repeatedly, or you feel your deck run low on energy.

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Y’all asked for it so y’all gonna get it! I’mma start off with the barebones essentials and work my way to basic definitions. Sit down on something comfy and get yourself your warm beverage of choice and maybe grab a notebook because here goes.

What are runes?

Runic alphabets have been around since about 150 AD and used as a writing system by a lot of Germanic languages. These systems were eventually phased out, slowly but surely, with the progressive Christianisation that started around 700-1100 AD. The three most commonly known (and used?) Are the Elder Futhark, the Younger Futhark and Futhorc.

Runes aren’t, themselves, broadly meant for divination, thought there are a few passages in the Eddas that mention Odin “finding” and using them.

Alright, so which alphabet should I use?

Whichever one you want! I prefer using the Elder Futhark, because it’s the first alphabet I learned and got familiar with, but that doesn’t at all stop you from using the Younger Futhark or Futhorc. I’d heavily suggest making sure you read up on the differences in each alphabet though; Ansuz, for example, won’t look the same, mean the same or even be called the same from one alphabet to another.

Familiarize yourself with each of them if you want/can, and choose based on your own preferences and criteria. Always work with what feels best for you!

But I’m not really familiar with Germanic traditions / I’m a baby witch, should or can I use runes for divination?

This is the concept that got my goat real good the first time. You do not, in any way, shape or form, need to be experienced to cast runes. This is a notion that is outdated and perpetuated by gatekeepers and exclusionists. No one gives a flying flip how long you’ve been practicing witchcraft, or if you even practice at all!

Divination should be seen as a tool to further yourself and/or your craft. It can be used by itself or in conjunction with other activities, practices or beliefs. I was 15 when I started learning about runes (dear god that was literally over ten years ago) and I had no idea what I was doing back then. I read up as much as I could about the system I was wanting to use and, once I was comfortable with it, I started doing small readings.

It shouldn’t matter how new or familiar you are to divination, rune casting or Germanic traditions. If rune casting feels right to you, you are more than free to use whatever divination method feels right to you.

What should I do before I start a reading?

As a Norse Pagan, I usually invoke my patron deities (Baldr and Loki, in this case), as well as Odin and Freyja, sometimes Gullveig/Heiðr because reasons. I have no idea whether or not this has any actual bearing on the reading itself, as mine were as accurate before I converted as they are now.

Making sure you’re in a quiet and/or comfortable space is also a good idea, even if that just means popping in some earphones and listening to something that makes you focus and feel calm.

This is also a good time to mention that cleansing your runes (stone, bone, wood or otherwise) is a very good idea. I typically do this with candles, incense, a bowl of water and a point of quartz for each element. I don’t do this nearly as often as I probably should, since most people suggest cleansing them after each reading… but, whatever, being lax with that hasn’t bitten me in the ass so far. So if you’re a spoonie, don’t worry: cleanse your runes when you feel they need to be cleansed, and that’s it.

Alright, I think I’m ready; how do I start reading?

Let me start by saying that the bullshit about never reading yourself? It’s just that. Bullshit. Do readings on yourself if you want to. Who the hell is going to stop you. Do whatever you want.

On that note, there are a few ways to cast runes, though these probably aren’t close to being the only ones:

Intuitively choosing the stones Lay the runes down on a flat surface and let your hand hover over them and pick out the ones that feel right. You can either pick them in order of the spread you’re using, or place the runes where you feel they belong on the spread.

Throwing the stones Make sure you have a large flat surface to work with (preferably the floor honestly) where you won’t drop, scatter or lose a rune. You can use a mat underneath, and read the stones that fall on the corresponding positions in the spread or circle. (You can find many of these with a quick google search, or make your own mat!) Otherwise, you can take the first stones you see facing up and lay those out according to your spread.

Picking them blindly Either you or the person you’re reading pull stones blinding out of a pouch, bag or other container, and lay them out according to the spread you’re using. Pretty straightforward.

If you can think of another method, literally nothing is stopping you from using that instead. The runes are acting as a universal translator for whatever it is you’re tapping into. They’re just a tool to receive a message. How you choose to receive that message is completely up to you!

So I’ve got my runes laid out, now what?

Now comes the fun part. I can only really give you a good run-down of the Elder Futhark, and though it’s a good starting point, I would highly advise you do your own research on whatever alphabet you want to use. Wikipedia is a great place to start, but don’t stop there: look at several different websites and lists and compare. Combine and condense the information for yourself, and get to learn the definitions and meanings for yourself!

ᚠ Fehu • catle wealth, money, hard work paying off, can represent spiritual wealth reversed: effort gone to waste, natural and/or financial loss, greed

ᚢ Uruz • ox physical strength and speed, great energy, courage, masculine reversed: physical weakness, illness, violence, misdirected aggression

ᚦ Thurisaz • thor reactive, destructive and/or defensive force, tendency towards change reversed: dangerous compulsions, betrayal and malice, lies, spite

ᚨ Ansuz • of the Æsir revelations, intuition, signs and signals, wisdom, power of words/names reversed: misunderstandings, delusions and vanity

ᚱ Raido • chariot physical/spiritual journeys, transition, seeing the bigger picture reversed: crisis, maybe due to stagnation, unwanted disruption

ᚲ Kaunan • torch creativity and inspiration, power of transformation, power of life reversed: instability, lack of creativity, false hope revealed, disillusionment

ᚷ Gebo • gift gifts in the form of sacrifice or generosity, contracts, partnerships reversed/opposed: greed, isolation and dependence, over-sacrifice

ᚹ Wunjo • joy comfort, pleasure, companionship, possibility of going over the top reversed: sorrow and alienation, growing distance, raging frenzy

ᚺ Hagalaz • hail wrath of nature, destruction for the sake of creation, natural order reversed: natural disasters, powerlessness, suffering

ᚾ Naudiz • need strength/growth from hardships, survival, determination reversed: deprivation and emotional starvation, constraints/restraints

ᛁ Isaz • ice challenges and frustration, psychological block, anticipation reversed/opposed: can oppose other runes with malice and treachery

ᛃ Jera • good year hard work is fruitful, peace, happiness and relief, breaking the cycle reversed: sudden setbacks and bad timing

ᛈ Pertho • vagina secrets, mysteries, undiscovered abilities, choosing your own path reversed: stagnation, isolation and loneliness

ᛇ E/ihwaz • yew tree strength, stability, endurance, trustworthiness, your goal is realistic reversed: confusion, dissatisfaction and weakness of the mind

ᛉ Algiz • elk shield, the instinct to protect yourself/others, connection to the gods reversed: hidden dangers, loss of link to the divine, turning away

ᛊ Suwilo • the sun success and goals achieved, you have the power you need to succeed reversed/opposed: deception, false goals, gullibility, divine wrath

ᛏ Tiwaz • tyr honour and leadership, authority, success in competitions reversed: artistic block, over-analysis and sacrifice, imbalance/conflict

ᛒ Berkana • birch tree fertility in a broad sense, personal/physical growth, new beginnings reversed: family/relationship issues, anxiety over loved ones, abandon

ᛖ Ehwaz • horse steady and gradual progress, teamwork/loyalty, relationships reversed: reckless haste and its consequences, restlessness

ᛗ Mannaz • mankind the self, the human race, your attitude toward others and vice-versa, social awareness, altruism reversed: mortality, self-deception, cunning and manipulation

ᛚ Laguz • water literal/metaphorical flow, imagination, the unknown, chance of loss reversed: confusion/uncertainty, may be making the wrong choice

ᛝ Ingwaz • probably freyr warmth and love in general, tying loose ends, relief, freedom to move reversed: moving without change, fruitless effort, helpelessness

ᛞ Dagaz • dawn breakthroughs and clarity, security, power to change and grow, the ideal reversed/opposed: endings and coming round full circle

ᛟ Othila • inheritance ancestral property, what is most important, spiritual heritage and safety reversed: slavery, homelessness, bad karma, what one is unwillingly bound to

Phew! What a list. These are just brief descriptions and meanings that I’ve been able to compile and condense over the years.

But, what does “opposed” mean?

I see where you’re coming from. As a baby diviner, I, also, was confused by this. But let me explain how I’ve come to understand it!

Sometimes, if you’re doing a set spread, you’ll have a spot for things like, “what will oppose you”, or “what you need to avoid”. Things like that. If, say, a rune like Suwilo was found in something like that, you’d want to try and keep a sharp mind to avoid deceptions or letting yourself be too gullible.

When runes don’t have a reversed form, their position in your spread will usually determine what they mean. (Though really this is true for literally any rune.)

Anything else I should know?

The best advice I can ever give anyone is to always do what you feel is right. If you find yourself wondering, “Should I do this? Is this right?” If you question yourself at all, you should probably not to the thing and go with something else.

It’s also important to mention that the names I have for the runes may not be the ones that you’ve learned to know them by; a lot of runes can go by different names depending on who you ask and where you look. Do your research, and know the runes by the names you feel are best! (And preferably historically accurate.)

As always, if you have any questions regarding runes and how to read them, please ask me! My ask box is literally always open and almost always empty.

ᚺᛖᛁᛚᛚ ∙ ᛟᚲ ∙ ᛋᛇᛚᛚ

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The Moon 🌙

Mysterious, secretive, reflective… beautiful.

The next step to learning astrology is, in my opinion, the most fun. The moon sign.

The sun will reveal a brighter, forced part of yourself, but the moon comes naturally. Just like the waves of an ocean, the moon sways our emotions and feelings. The sign your moon is in is also reflective of the you that you were as a child: shy and awkward or bright and talkative? The moon reveals all. Even when the sun does not shine on it, it still lingers there, hiding your secrets but still with a promise that what has been lost will be found.

So now; without further adu, my take on what your moon sign means for you. Heads up: this is gonna be a long one. I have spent YEARS taking note of someone’s birthday (famous people and close friends alike), specifically looking at the moon sign for them.

Moon in Aries

When the moon is in Aries, the emotions are rash, passionate, and childish. This “childish” doesn’t always act as a flaw, as it can sometimes be refreshing with someone who views things innocently and honestly. Despite being inattentive at times, these natives are perceptive to their emotional environments and “feel” things out rather directly. If something is bothering them, they are not shy at all when bringing it up. In fact, these individuals are rather good at talking about their feelings. The only time they falter at being direct is when they feel they’re being threatened emotionally in some way, and even then, subconscious body language is bound to give them away. Moon in Aries can be quite infuriating sometimes, but sometimes the truth they are trying to point out is where the real hurt comes from. These are amazing friends for keeping you in line and also complimenting you on your achievements.

Moon in Taurus

The moon in Taurus is stubborn, unmoving, and powerful. These natives can take a tremendous amount of emotional stress and pressure before they break. Unlike the comparatively easy-going Aries, the moon in Taurus thinks long and hard before expressing their feelings to others. When they finally do, they will stubbornly uphold everything they have and haven’t said. They are also very traditional, and may have conflicting thoughts regarding gender, for example, a born man may have trouble expressing feminine thoughts and vice versa for a born woman. These people also have a strong sense of loyalty. There are very few things which would convince them to betray their companions trust, especially in emotional matters.

Moon in Gemini

The nitty gritty of this sign is hard to pin down. Their emotions flow from one place to the next in a matter of seconds, yet not necessarily like water, the flow is more remiscent of the wind. Unlike Arian moons, these natives lack a hard substance in their emotions. Not to say that they aren’t there, because they certainly are, but they don’t have dramatic, passionate urges. In fact, they’re modes of handling emotion would be to approach it logically. Rarely will these individuals get caught up in the heat of a moment for anything other than sheer curiosity. These natives have a yearning to understand the human psyche and flow of emotion, but when it comes to their own, they have few dramatic instances.

Moon in Cancer

The moon in cancer is quite different from Gemini. It is extremely loyal, shy, and very much tangible. Their energy is like bounds of water held behind a dam. The emotions are not easily shared with others, and when it is, they need to have complete trust and honesty from the other person. Even those who are more open keep their deepest thoughts and feelings in some sort of containment. These individuals are also the first in this list to be the most intuitive. The water signs are much more privy to having an empathetic niche about them. For cancer, however, this empathy is more geared for their loved ones. For anyone else, the cancer native has their emotional curtains closed. In other words, they more easily handle blocking out unwanted energy than Pisces, but not as well as Scorpio.

Moon in Leo

The moon in Leo is dramatic, boisterous, and self-orientated. No matter how self-absorbed these natives may seem sometimes, they are perhaps one of the most self-aware of their emotions. They see their own energy clearly. Sometimes, this supposed self-absorption is just them trying to relate to the emotions of others. This self-awareness oft can turn into problems of self-consciousness. After all, seeing their flaws is just as easy, if not more, as seeing their best features. Leo doesn’t do well in the moon; it wants to shine, but only at the mercy of the sun. A Leo moon with a critical sun, like a Capricorn sun, is bound to have plenty of blockages of energy, especially around their sense of self. Nonetheless, the sunshine is STILL there, that fun and cool person, they just need to feel emotionally safe.

Moon in Virgo

The moon in Virgo is very particular, critical, and intelligent. For the Virgo moon native, their emotions may appear to them as different pieces of a puzzle they have yet to finish, or something that needs to be logically understood. While mutable like Gemini, the Virgo has more deep and sensual emotions. But similar to Leo, the only person the Virgo feels they have to prove themselves to is themselves. They fight their negative emotions more than others, and their perceptive nature lets them see every single flaw. The challenge for this native is to accept their imperfections, and find peace with the craziness of the world and their own psyche. This moon is less focused on the emotional nature of the world and more so with the emotional nature of themselves and those closest to them.

Moon in Libra

The moon in libra is flighty, sociable, and naturally shying away from conflict. The lunar Libran will find themselves fighting many emotions in the name of keeping the peace, even if it means their own unhappiness with the matter. Sometimes, they will even shy away from the conflict in their own mind, preferring to focus on more positive and “pretty” emotions rather than dealing with more darker matters. These natives are still intelligent and have an eye for beauty, but this part of them is subject to the scrutiny of their sun. This may make them more or less likeable. The biggest challenge for the moon in libra is find a way to express their true feelings without filtering or putting on a facade.

Moon in Scorpio

It is not clear whether Scorpio does or doesn’t thrive in the moon. Here, it is secretive, passionate, and intense. The natives have deep wells of emotions inside them, and they are only unleashed once in a blue moon. This sign is one of the most distrustful, with emotions this strong and powerful, those who are smart take care not to let them flow regularly all the time. This moon does not flow well with a sun that is boisterous and expressive, like a fire sign, because it draws upon a well that has long since been holed up. Lunar scorpios are transformative in nature. Their energy has the power to make or ruin someone else’s day. These are the people who, when angry, leave a scalding energy everywhere they walk. But when you befriend them, it can be very rewarding.

Moon in Sagittarius

The moon in Sagittarius is light-hearted, fleeting, and intelligent. These natives are one of the most adept at handling their feelings. Although they do have some yearning to make logic and sense of their emotions, their exploration of the mind is more so for the sake of curiosity than scrutiny. They have a need to have some sort of self-understanding and usually work well with others because their emotions just kind of “make sense” to them naturally. The Sagittarius moon is also somewhat optimistic when it comes to their emotions. They can easily approach their darker emotions with a sense of humor and live comfortably with their secrets. Their biggest challenge is probably this need for self-exploration, which can lead them to a sort of restlessness. They may feel trapped if circumstances do not allow for emotional freedom and exploration that they desire.

Moon in Capricorn

The moon in Capricorn is critical, practical, and punctual. These individuals experience emotion with a sense of apprehensiveness, because unlike other areas of life, emotions are not so easy to categorize and explain. Just like the Virgo moon, the lunar Capricorn can have a hard time because of their own critical nature. Self-consciousness is not unheard of with these individuals, and they may also have a hard time sharing and exploring their emotions. On the other hand, they are unlikely to have passionate and quickly passing emotions. While not as slow to anger as a Taurus, they also do take some time to break down because of their own determination to stay sane. As companions, the lunar Capricorn is also emotionally dependable and welcomes the energy of a loved one. They are the ultimate caregiver.

Moon in Aquarius

The moon in Aquarius is also another difficult one to pin down. In my experience, the lunar Aquarian has experienced something in their childhood that has stripped them of their ability to explore and express their own feelings. Emotion is stale and dry in the fixed wind sign, and while they do indeed have real and valid emotions, they are buried and encrypted deep within the logical and impersonal heart of the Aquarius. As a lunar Pisces, the lunar Aquarians I’ve been friends with have never failed to perplex me. At the end of the day it’s very difficult to find out what they really feel because that is hard to pinpoint for themselves. They might view their own feelings as “different” and quirky from those of others out of sheer will to not confront their feelings.

Moon in Pisces

The moon in Pisces is easily swayed, empathetic, and psychic. While the other signs are rather adept at hiding emotions if they want to, a lunar Pisces practically drips with emotions at all points. There are few walls to contain their feelings and it flows continuously from all points. Even a lunar Pisces who is rather quiet about their personal feelings will express subconscious body language that will give them away. Other moons knows they can easily trust or distrust this person from the moment they meet them. This sign is also bound to have problems creating boundaries. With their heart continuously on their sleeve, there is not a single one without a single story that has taught them to be more careful with their relationships and what they allow.

Hope you guys enjoyed! All of these positions can be found on cafeastrology.com for free, along with their own interpretations.

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2019 Retrograde Dates

Mercury Retrogrades

March 5th - March 28th, beginning and ending in Pisces

July 8th - August 1st, beginning in Leo and ending in Cancer

October 31st - November 20th, beginning and ending in Scorpio

Venus and Mars will Not be going retrograde

Jupiter Retrograde

April 10th - August 11th, beginning and ending in Sagittarius

Saturn Retrograde

April 30th - September 18th, beginning and ending in Capricorn

Uranus Retrogrades

An ongoing retrograde that began on August 17th, 2018 ends on January 6th in Aries

August 12th - January 1st, 2020, beginning and ending in Taurus

Neptune Retrograde

June 21st - November 27th, beginning and ending in Pisces

Pluto Retrograde

April 24th - October 3rd, beginning and ending in Capricorn

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on my latest trip to the beach, i collected enough fragments to complete a project i’d been envisioning: a seashell nordic rune set. each piece i chose has a relatively smooth white side, onto which i painted a black rune and sealed it with a light coat of clear nail polish. they’re pleasing in the hands, and they are shaped so distinctly by the ocean’s energy that they feel intrinsically magical and a perfect medium for divination.

since i’m new to casting runes, i also spent some time adding extended rune meanings to my grimoire. they are paraphrased from an excellent series by @grumpylokeanelder - please go check those out! i also added some tarot correspondences to help me cross-reference as i learn.

they were finished in time to charge under the solstice full moon, but i haven’t found the right time yet to start getting to know them…

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The Elements and their correspondences

E A R T H

Earth represents strength, grounding, prosperity, the material, wealth, success, foundations, death and rebirth. Focus on this element if the goal of your spell is about fertility, prosperity, business or stability. Earth spells may take longer to work, but they’re also more firm and are good if you’re looking for long-term solutions.

GENDER: Feminine SEASON: Winter DIRECTION: North HOUR: Night

COLOURS: Green, Brown, Black ANIMALS: Bears, Deers, Wolves, Badgers HERBS/PLANTS: Ivy, Ash, Vetiver, Wheats, Oats INSTRUMENTS: Drums (Percussion instruments)

STAR SIGNS: Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn STONES/GEMS: Jade, Onyx, Emerald, Salt RITUAL TOOLS: Stones, Dirt, Bones, Pentacle, Salt, Crystals RITUAL FORMS: Burying, Planting, Imprinting to soil or sand TAROT SUIT: Pentacles

A I R

Air represents intellect and the mind, wisdom, knowledge; logic as well as abstract thought, intuition and higher consciousness. If you’re seeking freedom, travels, or to enhance your memory and focus - focus on Air spells! Air is whimsical and amiable, personally I haven’t found it useful for more serious spells, but it does wonders for my studies.

GENDER: Masculine SEASON: Spring DIRECTION: East HOUR: Dawn

COLOURS: Yellow, White, Sky Blue, Pastels ANIMALS: Birds, Spiders, Butterflies HERBS/PLANTS: Lavender, Birch, Vervain, Dill, Aspen INSTRUMENTS: Flute (Wind instruments)

STAR SIGNS: Gemini, Libra, Aquarius STONES/GEMS: Amethyst, Opal, Alexandrite, Beryl RITUAL TOOLS: Incense, Wand RITUAL FORMS: Fanning, Tossing into air, Suspending in a high place TAROT SUIT: Swords

F I R E

Fire represents energy, passion, purification, love, inspiration, desire, will, courage, power, leadership, sexuality. In spellcraft, focusing on Fire is good for purification, healing and love spells; it’s the best element for quick, strong spells. Although, Fire is fierce in essence, and Fire spells are susceptible - they should be well thought out.

GENDER: Masculine SEASON: Summer DIRECTION: South HOUR: Noon

COLOURS: Red, Orange, Gold ANIMALS: Snakes, Lions, Horses HERBS/PLANTS: Cacti, Cinnamon, Pepper, Basil INSTRUMENTS: Guitar (Stringed instruments)

STAR SIGNS: Aries, Leo, Sagittarius STONES/GEMS: Amber, Citrine, Ruby, Tiger’s Eye RITUAL TOOLS: Athame, Candles RITUAL FORMS: Burning, Smouldering, Heating TAROT SUIT: Wands

W A T E R

Water represents purification as well; though it’s focused more on the soul and the subconscious rather than the physical, material world. Water stands for emotion, intuition, wisdom, eternal movement, reflection, lunar energy. Focusing on the Water element is good for psychic abilities, getting in tune with your inner self, mysteries, friendships, love, dreams and sleep.

GENDER: Feminine SEASON: Autumn DIRECTION: West HOUR: Dusk

COLOURS: Blue, Indigo, Silver ANIMALS: Otters, Fish, Sea Mammals, Frogs HERBS/PLANTS: Lotus, Water Lilies, Aloe, Gardenia INSTRUMENTS: Cymbal, Bell (Resonant instruments)

STAR SIGNS: Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces STONES/GEMS: Moonstone, Aquamarine, Pearl RITUAL TOOLS: Cauldrons, Chalices, Seashells RITUAL FORMS: Diluting, Placing into water, washing away, bathing TAROT SUIT: Cups

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Herbs Masterpost

Valuable information on individual herbs down below! 🌿

Posted: May 7th, 2018.

Updated: May 7th, 2018.

Acacia: Masculine. Deities; Astarte, Diana, Ishtar, Osiris, and Ra. Element; Air. Planet; Sun. Powers; Psychic Protection and Powers.

Agrimony: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Protection, banishes negative energy and spirits. Once used to detect the presence of witches.

Alfalfa: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Prosperity and Fortune.

Allspice: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Fortune, Luck, and Healing.

Almond: Masculine. Deities; Attis, Hermes, Mercury, and Thoth. Element; Air. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Fortune, Prosperity, and Wisdom.

Aloe: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Protection and Luck.

Althea: Feminine. Element; Water. Powers; Protection and Psychic Powers.

Amaranth: Feminine. Deity; Artemis. Element; Fire. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Healing, Calling the Dead, and Protection.

Anemone: Masculine. Deities; Adonis, Venus. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Health, Healing, and Protection.

Angelica: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Exorcism, Healing, Protection, Visions.

Anise: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Purification and Youth.

Apple: Feminine. Deities; Aphrodite, Apollo, Athena, Diana, Dionysus, Iduna, Hera, Olwen, Zeus. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love, Healing, Immortality.

Avocado: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love, Lust, Beauty.

Bamboo: Masculine. Deity; Hinna. Powers; Protection, Luck, and Hex-Breaking.

Banana: Feminine. Deity; Kanaloa. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Fertility and Prosperity.

Banyan: Masculine. Deity; Maui. Element; Air. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Luck.

Barley: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love and Healing.

Basil: Masculine. Deities; Vishnu and Erzulie. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Fortune, Love, and Protection.

Bay: Masculine. Deitites; Aesculapius, Apollo, Ceres, Eros, and Faunus. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Healing, Protection, Psychic Powers, Purification, and Strength.

Beet: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Saturn. Power; Love.

Belladonna (TOXIC, do NOT ingest, use in moderation): Feminine. Deities; Hecate, Bellona, Circe. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Power; Psychic Powers, Divination.

Bergamot (Orange): Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Mercury. Power; Fortune.

Bergamot (Wild): Feminine. Element; Air. Power; Clarity.

Betony: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Love, Protection, Purification.

Birch: Feminine. Deity; Thor. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Protection and Purification.

Bistort: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Fertility and Psychic Powers.

Blackberry: Deity; Brigit. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Healing and Fortune.

Bloodroot: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Love and Purification.

Boneset: Feminine, Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Power; Protection.

Borage: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Jupiter. Power; Courage.

Bracken: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Healing and Prophetic Dreams.

Broom (slightly poisonous): Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Mars. Powers; Purification, Psychic Powers, Divination.

Buckwheat: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Fortune.

Cabbage: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Power; Luck.

Cactus: Power; Protection.

Caper: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Potency, Lust, and Love.

Carnation: Masculine. Deity; Jupiter. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Strength and Healing.

Carrot: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Fertility and Lust.

Cashew: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Power; Fortune.

Catnip: Feminine. Deity; Bast. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love, Beauty, Happiness.

Cat Tail: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Power; Lust.

Cedar: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Healing, Purification, Fortune, and Protection.

Celery: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mercury. Power; Psychic Powers.

Chamomile (German): Masculine. Element; Water. Planet; Sun. Powers; Calming, Fortune, and Protection from Curses.

Chamomile (Roman): Masculine. Element; Water. Planet; Sun. Powers; Fortune, Sleep, Love, and Purification.

Cherry: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love, Lust, and Divination.

Chestnut: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Jupiter. Power; Love.

Chickweed: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon, Powers; Fidelity and Love.

Chili Pepper: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Power: Hex-breaking.

Chrysanthemum: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Protection and Happiness.

Cinnamon: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Spirituality, Success, Protection, Happiness, and Healing.

Citron: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Sun. Powers; Psychic Powers and Healing.

Clove: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Protection, Fortune, Love, and Money.

Clover: Masculine. Deity; Rowan. Element; Air. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Fortune, Luck, Success. TWO leaves; will soon find a lover. THREE leaves; can be worn as protection. FOUR leaves; strengthens psychic powers, leads the way to money. FIVE leaves: attracts money.

Coconut: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Purification and Protection.

Columbine: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love and Courage.

Comfrey: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Safety and Fortune.

Coriander: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Health and Healing.

Corn: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Luck and Divination.

Cotton: Feminine. Element; Earth, Planet; Moon. Powers; Healing, Luck, and Protection.

Cucumber: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Healing and Fertility.

Cumin: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Power; Protection.

Curry: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Power; Protection.

Cypress: Feminine. Deities; Aphrodite, Apollo, Artemis, Ashtoreth, Cupid, Jupiter, Hebe, Hekat, Mithras, and Zoroaster. Element; Earth. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Longevity, Healing, Comfort, and Protection.

Daffodil: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love, Fertility, and Luck.

Daisy: Feminine. Deities; Artemis, Freya, and Thor. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love and Lust.

Dandelion: Masculine. Deity; Hecate. Element; Air. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Divination, Wishes, and Calling Spirits.

Deerstongue: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Power; Psychic Powers.

Dill: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Protection, Fortune, Lust, and Love.

Dock: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Healing, Fertility, and Money.

Dogbane: Power; Love.

Dogwood: Powers; Wishes and Protection.

Dragon’s Blood: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Protection, Exorcism, and Potency.

Ebony: Powers; Protection and Power.

Echinacea: Power; Strengthening Spells.

Elder (American): Feminine. Deities; Holda and Venus. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Protection, Healing, Prosperity, Sleep.

Elm: Feminine. Deities; Hoenin, Lodr, Odin. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Power; Love.

Eucalyptus: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Healing and Protection.

Fennel: Masculine. Deities; Dionysus and Prometheus. Element; Fire. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Protection, Healing, and Purification.

Fern: Masculine. Deities; Luka and Puck. Element; Air. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Protection, Luck, Youth, and Health.

Fig: Masculine. Deities; Dionysus, Juno, and Isis. Element; Fire. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Divination, Fertility, and Love.

Figwort: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Health and Protection.

Flax: Masculine. Deity; Hulda. Element; Fire. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Fortune, Beauty, and Healing.

Frankincence: Masculine. Deities; Baal and Ra. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Protection, Spirituality, and Exorcism.

Galangal: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Protection, Lust, Health, and Fortune.

Gardenia: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Love, Peace, Healing, and Spirituality.

Garlic: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Healing, Exorcism, and Protection.

Geranium: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Fertility, Health, and Love.

Ginger: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Fortune, Love, Luck, and Success.

Ginseng: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Healing, Beauty, Protection, and Lust.

Goldenrod: Feminine. Element; Air. Planet; Venus. Powers; Fortune and Divination.

Golden Seal: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun, Powers; Healing.

Gourd: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Protection.

Grain: Powers; Protection.

Grape: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Fertility and Mental Powers.

Grass: Powers; Protection and Psychic Powers.

Hawthorn: Masculine. Deities; Cardea, Flora, and Hymen.Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Fertility and Happiness.

Hazel: Masculine. Deities; Artemis, Diana, Mercury, and Thor. Element; Air. Planet; Sun. Powers; Luck and Protection.

Heather: Feminine. Deity; Isis. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Protection and Luck.

Heliotrope: Masculine. Deity; Apollo. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Prophetic Dreams, Healing, and Fortune.

Hemlock (TOXIC, do NOT ingest): Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Astral Projection, Empowerment.

Hemp: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Visions, Meditation, and Healing.

Henbane(TOXIC, do NOT ingest or burn): Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Love.

Henna: Powers; Healing.

Hibiscus: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Lust, Love, and Divination.

Holly: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Protection, Luck, and Prophetic Dreams.

Honeysuckle: Masculine. Element; Earth. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Fortune, Psychic Powers, and Protection.

Horseradish: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Purification and Exorcism.

Horsetail: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Fertility.

Huckleberry: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Luck, Protection, Prophetic Dreams, and Hex-Breaking.

Hyacinth: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love, Protection, and Happiness.

Hydrangea: Powers; Hex-Breaking.

Hyssop: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Purification, Protection, Divination, and Astral Projection.

Iris: Feminine. Deities; Iris and Juno. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Purification and Wisdom.

Irish Moss: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Fortune and Luck.

Ivy: Feminine. Deities; Bacchus, Dionysus, and Osiris. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Protection and Healing.

Jasmine: Feminine. Deity; Vishnu. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Love, Money, and Prophetic Dreams.

Juniper: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Protection, Love, and Health.

Kava-Kava: Feminine. Deites; Kanaloa, Kane, and Lono. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Visions and Luck.

Kelp: Element; Water. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Protection.

Knotweed: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Binding and Health.

Lady’s Mantle: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love.

Lavender: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; mercury. Powers; Health and Protection.

Leek: Masculine Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Protection and Exorcism.

Lemon: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Longevity, Purification, Love, Happiness, and Friendship.

Lemongrass: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Psychic Powers and Divination.

Lemon Verbena: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Purification and Love.

Lettuce: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Protection, Love, Divination, and Prophetic Dreams.

Licorice: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love and Lust.

Lilac: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Exorcism and Protection.

Lily: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Protection, Banish Negative Energy, Strength.

Lime: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Healing, Love, and Protection.

Linden: Masculine. Deities; Venus and Lada. Element; Air. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Protection, Luck, and Sleep.

Liverwort: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Love.

Lobelia: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Love.

Lotus: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Protection.

Magnolia: Feminine. Element; Earth.Planet; Venus. Powers; Fidelity.

Mahogany (Mountain): Masculine. Element; Fire. Powers; Protection.

Mallow: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Protection and Exorcism.

Mandrake: Masculine. Deities; Hathor and Hecate. Element; Fire. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Protection, Fertility, Fortune, Love, Health, Divination, Psychic Powers.

Maple: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Love and Longevity.

Marigold: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Protection, Prophetic Dreams, and Psychic Powers.

Marjoram: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Protection, Love, Happiness, and Health.

Masterwort: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Strength, Protection, and Courage.

May Apple: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Fortune.

Mesquite: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Healing.

Mimosa: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Protection, Prophetic Dreams, and Purification.

Mint: Masculine. Deities; Hecate and Pluto. Element; Air. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Lust, Healing, Fortune, and Protection.

Mistletoe: Masculine. Deities; Apollo, Freya, Frigga, Odin, and Venus. Element; Air. Planet; Sun. Powers; Protection, Love, Fertility, and Health.

Moonwort: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Fortune and Love.

Morning Glory: Masculine. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Happiness and Peace.

Moss: Powers; Fortune and Luck.

Mugwort: Feminine. Deities; Artemis and Diana. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Strength, Psychic Powers, Divination, Astral Projection, Protection, Prophetic Dreams, and Healing.

Mulberry: Masculine. Deities; Diana, Minerva, and San Ku Fu Jen. Element; Air. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Protection and Strength.

Mullein: Feminine. Deity; Jupiter. Element; Fire. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Courage, Protection, Health, Love, and Divination.

Myrrh: Feminine. Deities; Adonis, Isis, Marian, and Ra. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Protections, Exorcism, Healing, and Spirituality.

Myrtle: Feminine. Deities; Aphrodite, Artemis, Ashtoerth, Astarte, Hathor, Marian, and Venus. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love, Fertility, Youth, and Peace.

Nettle: Masculine. Deity; Thor. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Exorcism, Protection, and Healing.

Nutmeg: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Luck, Fortune, and Health.

Nuts: Powers; Fertility, Prosperity, Love, and Luck.

Oak: Masculine. Deities; Dagda, Dianus, Erato, Hecate, Heme, Janus, Jupiter, Pan, Rhea, Thor, Zeus. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Protection, Health, Fortune, Fertility, and Luck.

Oats: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Fortune.

Oleander: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Love.

Olive: Masculine. Deities; Apollo, Athena, Irene, Minerva, and Ra. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Healing, Peace, Fertility, Protection, and Lust.

Onion: Masculine. Deity; Isis. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Protection, Exorcism, Healing, and Prophetic Dreams.

Orange: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Divination, Fortune, and Luck.

Orchid: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love.

Orris: Feminine. Deities; Aphrodite, Hera, Iris, Isis, and Osiris. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love, Protection, and Divination.

Palm: Masculine. Deities; Apollo, Artemis, Hecate, Isis, Ra, and Taht Element; Air. Planet; Sun. Powers; Fertility.

Pansy: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn, Powers; Love and Divination.

Papaya: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Love and Protection.

Papyrus: Masculine. Element, Air. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Protection.

Parsley: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Purification and Lust.

Patchouly: Feminine. Element; Earth, Planet; Saturn. Powers; Fertility and Lust.

Pea: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Fortune and Love.

Peach: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Exorcism, Love, Longevity, and Fertility.

Pear: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Lust and Love.

Pecan: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Fortune.

Peony: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Protection and Exorcism.

Pepper: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Protection and Exorcism.

Peppermint: Masculine. Deity; Pluto. Element; Fire. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Purification, Sleep, Healing, and Psychic Powers.

Periwinkle: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love, Lust, Fortune, Mental Powers, and Protection.

Persimmon: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Healing and Luck.

Pine: Masculine. Deities; Astarte, Attis, Cybele, Dionysus, Pan, Sylvanus, and Venus. Element; Air. Planet; Mars. Powers; Healing, Fertility, Protection, Exorcism, and Fortune.

Pineapple: Masculine. Element; Fire, Planet; Sun. Powers; Luck and Fortune.

Pistachio: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Mercury.

Plantain: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Healing, Strength, and Protection.

Plum: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love and Protection.

Plumeria: Feminine. Deity; Buddha. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love.

Poke: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Courage and Hex-Breaking.

Pomegranate: Masculine. Deities; Ceres and Persephone. Element; Fire. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Divination, Luck, Wishes, Fortune, and Fertility.

Poppy: Feminine. Deities; Demeter and Hypnos. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Fertility, Love, Sleep, and Luck.

Potato: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Moon. Powers; Healing.

Primrose: Feminine. Deities; Freya. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Protection and Love.

Quassia: Powers; Love.

Quince: Feminine. Deity; Venus. Element; Earth. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Protection, Happiness, and Love.

Radish: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Protection and Lust.

Raspberry: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love.

Rhubarb: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Protection.

Rice: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Sun. Powers; Fertility and Fortune.

Roots: Powers; Protection and Divination.

Rose: Feminine. Deities; Adonis, Aurora, Cupid, Demeter, Eros, Harpocrates, Hathor, and Huda. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love, Lust, Psychic Powers, Healing, and Divination.

Rosemary: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Love, Lust, Protection, Happiness, Healing, Purification, Divination, Psychic Powers, and Sleep.

Rowan: Masculine. Deity; Thor. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Psychic Powers, Divination, and Healing.

Rue: Masculine. Deities; Aradia and Diana. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Healing, Health, Mental Powers, and Exorcism.

Rye: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love.

Saffron: Masculine. Deities; Ashtoreth and Eros. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Love, Healing, Happiness, Lust, Strength, and Psychic Powers.

Sage: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Protection, Divination, Cleansing, Purification, Wisdom, and Longevity.

Sagebrush: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Purification and Exorcism.

Sandalwood (White): Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Protection, Wishes, Healing, and Spirituality.

Sandalwood (Red): Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus, Powers; Love.

Sarsaparilla: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Love and Fortune.

Sassafras: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Health and Fortune.

Savory: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Mental Powers.

Skullcap: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Love, Fidelity, and Peace.

Sesame: Masculine. Deity; Ganesha. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Fortune and Lust.

Snakeroot: Powers; Luck and Fortune.

Snapdragon: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Protection.

Spanish Moss: Powers; Protection.

Spearmint: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Energizing, Healing, and Mental Powers.

Straw: Powers; Luck.

Strawberry: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus, Powers; Love and Luck.

Sugarcane: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love and Lust.

Sunflower: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Fertility, Wishes, Health, and Wisdom.

Sweetgrass: Powers; Calling Spirits.

Sweet Pea: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Courage and Strength.

Tamarind: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Love.

Tamarisk: Feminine. Deity; Anu. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Exorcism and Protection.

Tansy: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Health and Longevity.

Tea: Masculine. Elementy; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Fortune, Courage, Strength.

Thistle: Masculine. Deities; Minerva and Thor. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Strength, Protection, Healing, Exorcism, and Hex-Breaking.

Thistle (Holy): Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Purification and Hex-Breaking.

Thistle (Milk): Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars.

Thyme: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Health, Healing, Sleep, Psychic Powers, Love, Purification, and Courage.

Ti: Masculine. Deities; Kane, Lono, and Pele. Element; Fire. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Protection and Healing.

Tobacco: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Healing and Purification.

Tomato: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Prosperity, Protection, and Love.

Tormentil: Masculine. Deity; Thor. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Protection and Love.

Trillium: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love and Luck.

Tulip: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Prosperity, Love, and Protection.

Turmeric: Powers; Purification.

Turnip: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Moon. Powers; Ward off Evil Spirits and Negative Energy.

Uva Ursa: Powers; Psychic Powers.

Valerian: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love, Sleep, Purification, Prophetic Dreams, and Protection.

Vanilla: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love, Lust, and Mental Powers.

Veuns’ Flytrap: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Protection and Love.

Vervain: Feminine. Deities; Aradia, Iris, Juno, Jupiter, Kerridwen, Mars, Thor, and Venus. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love, Protection, Peace, Fortune, Youth, Prophetic Dreams, and Healing.

Vetivert: Feminine. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Love, Hex-Breaking, Luck, and Fortune.

Violet: Feminine. Deity; Venus. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Luck, Love, Lust, Peace, and Healing.

Walnut: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Health, Mental Powers, and Wishes.

Wax Plant: Masculine. Element; Air. Planet; Mercury. Powers; Protection.

Wheat: Feminine. Deities; Ceres, Demeter, Ishtar. Element; Earth. Planet; Venus. Powers; Fertility and Fortune.

Willow: Feminine. Deities; Artemis, Belini, Belinus, Ceres, Hecate, Hera, Mercury, and Persephone.

Wintergreen: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Moon. Powers; Protection, Healing, and Hex-Breaking.

Witch Grass: Masculine. Planet; Jupiter. Powers; Happiness and Love.

Witch Hazel: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Sun. Powers; Clarity and Protection.

Wolf’s Bane: Feminine. Deity; Hecate. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Protection.

Wormwood (TOXIC, do NOT ingest): Masculine. Deities; Artemis, Diana, and Iris. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Calling on Spirits, Divination, Love, and Psychic Powers.

Yarrow: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Venus. Powers; Courage, Exorcism, Love, and Psychic Powers.

Yerba Mate: Masculine. Powers; Fidelity, Love, and Lust.

Yerba Santa: Feminine. Powers; Beauty, Healing, Psychic Powers, and Protection.

Yew: Feminine. Element; Water. Planet; Saturn. Powers; Calling the Dead.

Yucca: Masculine. Element; Fire. Planet; Mars. Powers; Transmutation, Protection, and Purification.

If I missed anything or you would like to add something, please let me know! This list will be updated regularly.

*Note: some information in this post is from personal experience.*

Source: Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs by Scott Cunningham.

Thank you for reading! xx ~ chlovoyant

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Your recent book cover cc is so aesthetic! Got me interested in reading those books tho (they look so legit, must be real lol).

Oh gosh me too man. I have quite a few of them on a wish-list. So since I was kinda bored I decided to share the links if anyone wants to look up/buy the books for themselves as well.

In Focus Astrology

Basic Witches

The Astrology of You and Me

A Little Bit of Fairies: An Introduction to Fairy Magic

The Little Book of Crystals

OJAS: Modern Recipes and Ancient Wisdom for Everyday Ayurveda

Urban Botanics

Living with Plants

Eat Beautiful

The Green Witch: Your Complete Guide to the Natural Magic of Herbs, Flowers, Essential Oils, and More

A Little Bit of Meditation: An Introduction to Mindfulness

Pastel Spells

Modern Tarot: Connecting with Your Higher Self through the Wisdom of the Cards

A Little Bit of Angels: An Introduction to Spirit Guidance

A Little Bit of Crystals: An Introduction to Crystal Healing

A Little Bit of Wicca: An Introduction to Witchcraft

A Little Bit of Runes: An Introduction to Norse Divination

Good Days Start With Gratitude

The Secret Language of Astrology: The Illustrated Key to Unlocking the Secrets of the Stars

Eat Pretty Every Day: 365 Daily Inspirations for Nourishing Beauty, Inside and Out

A Little Bit of Symbols: An Introduction to Symbolism

A Little Bit of Chakras: An Introduction to Energy Healing

A Little Bit of Tarot: An Introduction to Reading Tarot

First, We Make the Beast Beautiful: A New Journey Through Anxiety

The Universe Has Your Back: A 52-card Deck

The Stars Within You: A Modern Guide to Astrology

The Signs: Decode the Stars, Reframe Your Life

A Little Bit of Dreams: An Introduction to Dream Interpretation

The Crystal Seer: Power Crystals for Magic, Meditation & Ritual

The Good Witch’s Guide: A Modern-Day Wiccapedia of Magickal Ingredients and Spells

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I FUCKING LOVE THIS ❤️❤️❤️

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I try to remain mostly positive on my blog but i must point out that anyone who takes their practice very seriously will not enjoy the book Basic Witches. To me it takes the very real ans serious parts about witchcraft and turns it into some joke about how to be this Hollywood perception of a witch. I docnot recommend.

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Pastel spells is a lifesaver!!! @orriculum look at yooooh!!!