Baby Witch

You can call me Paizli Tarot | Runes | Other forms of divination Sun/Moon: Libra, Rising: Leo Main: xolululuxox Art: artlikedeath

[readingsbylily]

Let’s take a deep dive into one of my favorite topics: How to Ask Better Questions in Tarot!

I put “wrong” and “right” in quotation marks here because of course how you choose to read is entirely up to you! There is absolutely room for yes/no questions in Tarot and many situations where these type of questions can be useful. This post is meant to help if you’re looking to dive a little deeper or if you’re searching to find more empowerment with your readings. Asking more helpful questions is definitely something that I struggled with as a beginner so I figured some of you might find this useful!

Remember, this can be applied to many other forms of divination too and doesn’t just apply to Tarot.

I hope that some of you find this helpful. As always, I am available for readings or divination lessons so feel free to reach out if you have any questions! 🔮

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[the-theory-of-reylativity]

so informative !!!

[starstonemagic]

I’ve picked up my Grimoire again and begun developing my Tarot section, (which is going to be huge and very time consuming but I am SO excited!)

Please feel free to use these pages as a guide in your own practices or as inspiration for your own BOS or Grimoire :) All I ask is that if you wish to recreate my design or wording, please credit in the description of your post!! Thank you 💕

✨Pages in my Grimoire on Tarot ✨

These pages begin my Tarot study on the symbols associated with the Major Arcana, the 4 Suites and associated zodiacs/meanings, the court cards and what they represent in meanings, numerology and their associated majors, and lastly color symbolism. this is basically all I need to do intuitive readings with the tarot!!

The next chunk of this will be meanings for each of the major arcana, based off of my own practices and what i’ve learned about their symbols.

[fernthewhimsical]

These are gorgeous! 💜

[mahigxn-deactivated20200629]

So hard to find a good ol magic shop these days why does no one sell herbs anymore?

[mahigxn-deactivated20200629]

Me: hey do y’all carry devils shoelace

Every magic shop I’ve been to in the past 3 years: hmmmm no we don’t but we have yellow calcite? What do you need it for?

[deerhoofandrabbitsfoot-deactiva]

I could not fine one - ONE - shop in all of Salem, MA that sold European mandrake. Not even mayapple, for that matter.

[anthonythewitch]

Just hoping to add a resource: If you can’t find what you want at a pagan store or if you cant find it for a good price (there are VERY few herbs that should cost more than $3 per oz., much less $10 for a tiny packet), you can always check local apothecaries.

They’re not always pagan owned or operated, but they are entirely centered around earth-based medicine, and they usually have hundreds of herbs for VERY good prices. They may not always have specialty herbs like Adam & Eve Root or Dragon’s Blood Resin, but they have literally everything else. Their herbs are also extremely high-quality and ethically-sourced (their herbs HAVE to be since they’re being marketed as medicine), whereas many pagan stores outsource their herb inventory from low-quality or unethical sources.

Also, you’re much less likely to have something mislabeled at an apothecary. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve bought “Jezebel Root” at a pagan store for a billion dollars, only to find out that I’d been scammed into buying mislabeled low-quality Orris Root (whether intentionally or not).

For Colorado-based Witches:

• Sage Woman Herbs (Colorado Springs, CO) - my go-to apothecary

• Ye Olde Magic Shop (Denver, CO) - my go-to pagan store for ANYTHING herbal related , especially rare herbs (this shop is run by a beautiful goddess of a witch known locally as “Soror”; she has a Master’s in Herbal Medicine and is a life-long witch; if you need ANYTHING plant-related, her shop is the way to go). PS: She also has an online store

• Herb & Arts (Denver, CO) - one of the oldest pagan shops in Colorado, has a massive herb inventory with trained herbal healers on staff and one of the largest collections of home-made essential oils I’ve ever seen

[therestlesswitch]

I’ve not once bought herbs from a pagan shop bc honestly, unless you know who’s doing the growing and harvesting, it’s hard to know if what you’re getting is the herb you’re actually looking for what with folkloric names and common names, and just plain old herbal adulteration.

Talk to herbalists if you want to find herbs. And look for people or shops who use the everloving latin names /please/

Mountain rose herbs is a very popular and very reputable american herbal supplier.

I also have enjoyed Monterey bay spice co, though there’s less info available about their harvesting practices.

For live plants, Richters, here in ontario is who I go to, or The Living Center (who I’m studying through) in London Ontario.

There’s tons of other replutable herbal suppliers depending on your location and my best advice would be to look up your local herbalist’s association or guild and see what resources they have available.

[lazywitchling]

I made an oil for attracting wealth and used a smidge of it on a product at work that I needed to sell quickly.

I sold about two and a half weeks worth in three days.

[shimmeringecho]

But can we get the recipe though lol

[lazywitchling]

Yeah, but get ready cause it’s super highly complicated!

It’s olive oil… and some gold flakes.

That’s it 😹 The gold flakes are actually just the leftover bits of gold leaf from when I illuminated the front page of my grimoire. You put a tacky sort of glue on the page, lay the gold leaf on it, and then rub with a brush to remove the gold leaf that’s not stuck to any glue. And then I had this little pile of gold leaf flakes that I didn’t want to just throw out, so I dropped it into some olive oil and shook it up.

[shimmeringecho]

So…. I bet gold glitter would work lol

[lazywitchling]

Ehhh, not the same thing in this case. Like, disclaimer: this is my UPG, so if you want to try gold glitter, then go ahead. I’ll always advocate the Mythbusters approach to magic. Try it. See what happens.

That being said, the purpose of putting gold leaf in the oil is that it’s somewhat expensive. Not like break the bank expensive, but it’s definitely more of an investment than picking up a pack of glitter bottles from the dollar store. And even though the gold flakes aren’t usually pure gold, they are definitely metal, which pretty much has an inherent value to it. Gold glitter is plastic, and adds nothing representing money/wealth/prosperity to the oil, it just adds sparkle. So you’d be taking out an ingredient that’s meant to represent wealth, and replacing it with something that’s aesthetically similar, but not functionally similar. The point isn’t “gold and shiny”, the point is “representing wealth”. Make sense?

If you were going to sub out the gold flakes, I wouldn’t use glitter. Instead, I’d shred up a dollar bill and put the bits in the oil. Or get a big enough bottle and drop a few coins in the bottom and cover them with oil. Maybe even an earring or some other small jewelry.

The olive oil is also a deliberate choice here in that it’s got history behind it as a valuable commodity. So even though it’s a simple two-ingredient oil, those two ingredients have enough history and inherent value in them to pack a hell of a punch without too much added frill.

Idk, my reply with the “lol it’s just leftover craft supplies” really undersells the importance of the gold, ‘cause I was just using casual blogger speak. But I actually brainstormed the oil and deliberately went out and got the gold leaf FOR THE OIL. The grimoire illumination was actually the byproduct. I did the illumination specifically so that I would get the flakes for the oil.

It’s late and this is getting way more long winded than I meant it to be. But I guess the tl;dr is that if you’re making a cake, you don’t sub out salt for sugar just because they have a similar look and texture, because they’re not functionally the same thing.

[shimmeringecho]

Well see now I’m glad I asked because I hadn’t thought about that! Also your cake analogy is perfect because I’m a baker and I really should know better lol

[witches-ofcolor]

XD This is something I could do! I actually have coins sitting around (unfortunately no gold leaves), that I could do this with!

[recipefordisaster]

THIS!!! THIS IS WHAT WE MEAN WHEN WE SAY YOU CAN JUST SUB OUT ONE HERB FOR ANOTHER OR ONE CRYSTAL FOR ANOTHER IN A SPELL.

Just because something looks similar or is a “catch all” doesnt mean it will have the same effect on the magic. Ingredients are often chosen with a purpose wether for their history or their significance and simply exchanging them for what is easy will not always have the same outcome.

Super important point and very well illustrated. Thank you😊

[willowofthehearth]

This is also why I generally don’t put spell recipes out online. 

My magic works because the ingredients have meaning to ME. Too many magic books (and posters) assume things have the same meaning across the board, but that’s not so at all.

What I loove is OP’s explanation post. That’s the kind of magic instruction I live for. Explaining the purpose behind the parts of a spell so another magic user can use something that has that meaning for them.

[daughterofdiaspora]

my mom taught me the therapeutic power of cleaning. open all the windows. throw out the old. wipe down the entire house. burn some incense. roast some coffee. then rest. that way the tears from last night don’t feel as heavy. 

[citruswitchy]

The root of all hearth magic tbh

[willowofthehearth]

Literally the foundation of my entire witch philosophy.

[fw98]

Crash course on fake stones/misrepresentations

Because I have been too lazy to type this all up.

Quartz:

If your quartz has teeny air bubbles it’s glass.

If it’s got a fruit name it’s dyed. End of story. (strawberry, cherry, lemon, pineapple, blueberry) yes there may be some very rare exceptions-fire quartz being dubbed strawberry- but due to the rise in fakes with that name it’s generally called fire quartz now.

Aura quartz is a regular quartz that’s been bonded with another material. (man made)

Cinnabar Infused Quartz usually reconstituted and mixed together to make a red crystal.

Green quartz can be grown in a lab and anything that forrest green color is

Turquoise:

Magnesite and howlite look very very similar to turquoise when they’ve been dyed, magnesite will have very deep cracks in it though.

No there is no white turquoise. 

You can do a uv test to see if it’s real

Amber

Often faked with Copal. They look nearly identical.

Amber will float in salt water-copal will not.

Irradiated/dyed stones:

Very vibrant colors!!

Irradiated: (they irradiate the crystals to get a deeper or more vibrant color)

deeply pigmented topaz or kunzite

dark (almost black) smokey quartz 

very deep pink or red tourmaline 

colored diamonds 

some cultured pearls 

vibrant yellow heliodor 

Dyed:

Pearls

Agate

coral

other stones may be dyed as well, generally if it looks fake..it is.

Heat treated stones: (really not a bad thing but if you’re going for natural)

Amethyst-lighten color+remove brown

Citrine-heat treated amethyst.

Aquamarine-remove green

Ruby-clearer stone 

Sapphire-clearer stone

Rainbow Cal-Silica

Nope, completely fake 100%

Literally just car paint layered with calcite and resin.

Citrine: (im so sorry)

Much of the citrine on the market is lab made.

If it’s lab made it’s usually amethyst that’s been heated until it changes color

The bottom of these stones will be white with more color at the tips.

srry

Lapis Lazuli:

High quality is vibrant blue, hard to come by, and very expensive.

Low quality howlite, jasper or sodalite is dyed blue, and passed off as lapis.

Acetone will remove the dye but damage the stone.

Obsidian:

The clear green obsidian you see all over ebay is slag glass.

Natural green obsidian has been found but it is opaque and is more gray than green.

there is red obsidian as well but again, it’s not a vibrant red and is more brick colored.

Wikipedia is not always right.

Goldstone:

it’s glass it’s legitimately just glass

Opalite:

also glass. 

real opalite exists but it’s green and not commonly found

once again, don’t believe everything on wikipedia.

Bismuth:

Doesn’t naturally form in the crystals, lab made!!!

rlly pretty though

Hematite:

Not naturally magnetic!

Magnetic hematite is 100% man made!

I’ll add more as I come across them~

[fw98]

Jade:

Real jade is p. heavy! A way to tell if it is real is that it’ll be heavier than it looks.

Jade is faked with the following:

Serpentine “New Jade” or “Olive Jade”

Prehnite

Aventurine quartz

Grossular garnet “Transvaal jade”

Chrysoprase “Australian jade”

Malaysia Jade- dyed quartz that may be called by its color – Red Jade, Yellow Jade, Blue Jade

Opaque dolomite marble “Mountain Jade” (usually dyed)

Dragon vein agate: 

Quench cracked, bleached, and dyed agate and some is quench cracked, and dyed glass.

Snowflake obsidian:

Being faked with a very low grade cheap dalmatian jasper.!

Snowflake will be gray while Dalmatian should have a lighter color

Hollow galena:

A lot of pieces have been proven to have been faked through sand blasting + similar techniques (but there may be real ones I’m not 100%)

Charoite:

Chinese Charoite doesn’t exist.

If it’s called that then it’s not real, real charoite isn’t banded and is more swirly.

Moldavite:

Very very commonly faked!!

Biggest giveaway is the ‘wet’ look a faked piece has due to the molding process

White moldavite doesn’t exist!!

Sunspar:

It’s really just yellow Labradorite, which isn’t a v rare gem

[chemicalheart-deactivated202009]

i can confirm that this is 100% correct, most of the moldavite out there is literally just green glass. Like, if it looks like green glass that’s exactly what it is. True moldavite is very fragile but uh, u don’t exactly wanna test it by throwing it around or putting it in water :\ also a lot of people get a strange feeling called a ‘moldavite flush’ when handling it. Basically for gemstones u really wanna go to a reputable store and ideally in-person if you can. Also real citrine (as opposed to heat treated amethyst) is generally a lot lighter in colour.

[elvenwitch]

Another thing about hematite - EVERYONE SHOULD FAMILIARIZE THEMSELVES WITH HEMALYKE.

Hemalyke (also hemalike or hematine) is reconstituted hematite. That means it does have some hematite in it, yes, but it also has a bunch of fillers. It’s like the hot dog of gemstones.

There are tons and tons of shops out there, especially in the magic community, that will mislabel this brand of products as hematite. If you look at the stuff on Fire Mountain Gems, you’ll see a lot of the Hemalyke jewelry you’ve probably seen mislabeled as hematite in Etsy shops and from real life vendors. I’m a jewelry artist, and I use Hemalyke in a lot of pieces (and always label it as such). I’ve seen the same generic pendants in a dozen other places, mislabeled as hematite every time. So be aware of what you’re getting, because there’s a lot of this stuff out there.

[kitchenwitchtingss-deactivated2]

MY FAVORITE COTTAGE CORE RECIPES

Would you guys like me to post more recipes inspired by cottagecore? Please let me know ^_^

Rose lemonade syrup

Cottagecore meat pie (Original content)

Creamy vegetable soup

Chewy oat cookies

Spiced sugar cookies

Orange Cake

Cheddar biscuits

Apple butter

Cozy Wildrice Soup

Amish White Bread

Caramel apple cider recipe

Forest Porridge

Roasted butternut squash

[solastatarot]

10 * 3 card tarot spreads* for you to try:

its late and i’m feeling like coming up with some different 3 card reading ideas. a lot of my inspiration comes from researching and taking ideas i like to combine and to create my own. enjoy~ 

tomorrow spread: have a glimpse at what is in store tomorrow

what emotions will come up

what will help me with tomorrow

what situation will i be in 

blocked creativity spread: for when you are stuck in a creative rut

what is holding me back?

where should i be looking for inspiration?

what are the potential outcomes?

body-mind-soul spread: to assess your mental, physical and spiritual health

body (strength, vitality, flexibility, health)

mind (logic, emotionality and intellect)

soul (instinct, intuition, energy, vibrations and flow)

interview with a crystal spread: (love this one! pretty self explanatory, take a crystal and ask it to speak to you through the cards)

what is the best way to work together?

what would you like to help me with?

what is your message for me right now?

amethyst spread (use an amethyst crystal - hold it in your hands, allowing the energy to flow in to you. then draw the cards)

what is needed to strengthen my intuition today?

what can help me cultivate more calm in my life today?

what can help me stabilize and feel more at peace?

past life spread (if you haven’t done past life work before, i wouldn’t recommend this. in my humble opinion it is better to consult a healer first about your past life(s) before diving headfirst in to on your own) 

theme in past life

how this shows up in your current life

most important lesson you learned

spirit guide spread (you may also want to pick a card to represent your guide)

a message your guide wants you to hear in this moment

a message your guide has been trying to convey that you have not been receptive to

what is this guide helping you with on your path?

psychic abilities spread:

how can i enhance my psychic abilities?

a psychic gift i have

something i should further explore

shadow self spread:

what am i holding on to that is hurting me?

a message from my shadow self

what shadow energy wants to be worked with right now?

relationship spread: (could be for friendships or romatic/love)

you

the relationship/dynamic

the other person

[petticoatcutlass]

Sea Glass Colourings and their Meanings

• Clear:

fairly common, used in just about anything. age can be determined by thinness, bubbles, and markings. 4 in 10 pieces will be clear.

represents: purity, truth, cleansing, and organisation.

• Brown:

common, both an old and new colour. used in modern alcohol product bottles and in old sanitary wipe containers (Clorox/Lysol). 3-4 pieces in 10 will be brown.

represents: earth, education, home, and stability.

• White:

fairly common, used in just about anything. age can be determined by thinness, bubbles, and markings. 4 in 10 pieces will be white.

represents: healing, divination, and protection.

• Kelly Green:

common and used in alcoholic beverage bottles. older green glass, depending on patterns, bubbles, and texture could be considered more rare. 2 in 10 pieces will be Kelly green.

represents: prosperity, luck, wards off greed and jealousy.

• Seafoam Green

unique and used in old soda and alcohol bottles as well as window glass. most newer ones are likely from a Coke or wine bottle. 5 in 100 pieces will be seafoam green.

represents: plants, nature, communication, travels.

• Lime Green

rare, may have been used in lemon lime sodas in the 1900s. 1 in 500 pieces will be lime green.

represents: success, wealth, and independence.

• Orange:

extremely rare, used in decorative glass and taillights of vehicles. 1 in 15,000 pieces is orange.

represents: action, self-worth, and self-expression.

• Red:

rare, most commonly used in decorative glass and a certain beer bottle from the 1950s made by Anchor Hocking Glass Company. can also be from indicators on boats and cars. true red glass uses gold and so is obviously very expensive! 1 in 10,000 pieces will be Anchor Hocking’s Ruby Red. 1 in 20,000 pieces will be True Red, containing gold.

represents: true love, strength, health, and wealth.

• Cobalt Blue:

unique, used in things ranging from Vicks Vaporub to poison bottles to medicine to perfume. considered a symbol of good luck. 1 in 300 pieces will be cobalt blue.

represents: sincerity, peace, healing, and wisdom to make choices.

• Teal

extremely rare, used in decorative glass wares, electric pole insulator from the early 1900s, and seltzer bottles. 1 in 3,000 pieces will be real or turquoise.

represents: clarity, cleansing, and hope.

• Purple/Lavender:

unique, used in any glass product made with manganese. usually used to be white or clear but changed colour over time. real lavender glass was only used by Royalty and Bishops in the Church. 1 in 500 pieces will be purple/lavender.

represents: wisdoms, spirituality, knowledge, and independence.

• Pink:

extremely rare, this colour is usually from depression-era glassware and is a soft pink/peach not to be confused with lavender. 1 in 3,000-4,000 pieces will be pink or peach.

represents: pure love, friendship, affection, and partnership.

• Black:

extremely rare as there is no “true” black sea glass, this usually has a different hint of colour but is so thickly pigmented that light cannot come through. in modern times, it can be found in champagne bottles.

represents: protection, banishing, and hope.

• Opaque Milk Glass

extremely rare, milk glass scatters light due to a different dispersion of particles and can vary in opacity. opacifiers can be bone ash, arsenic, tin dioxide, or antimony compounds. 1 in 50,000 pieces will be opal.

represents: the moon and lunar energy.

• UV Glass

moderately rare, this glass appears seafoam, white, lavender, or red and originates from the depression-era. under a blacklight, they will be revealed to glow!

represents: wealth, balance, and revelation.

[artwitchpath]

I discovered this handy little Feng Shui color palette made by Katherine Betts! I thought i'd share it here for witches wanting to work with the Chinese elements or as a way to utilize color in your home in conjunction with Feng Shui principles, or to use in your Grimoire/BoS!

Definitely check out Katherine's insightful article on how to utilize Feng Shui for your child's (or your own) bedroom!

How to Feng Shui Your Kid’s Room | How to feng shui your home, Feng shui colours, Feng shui house

Jan 3, 2018 - Feng Shui can improve sleep quality and relationships within the home. The idea of energy circulating your home may seem a lit

[the-softwitch]

NEW MOON 🕯🕊🌑

In honor of tonight’s new moon, here are some things to do on a new moon night, relative correspondences, and some general info!

New moons are known for representing new beginnings, renewal, change, and hope.

Things to do:

Set intentions and plan // this is a great time to figure out your life, tomorrow is a new day and it could be the start of something great!

Cleanse EVERYTHING

Divination // I currently use tarot cards and a pendulum because that’s all I have but anything you like will do. This a great time to do divination work and really figure out what may be next for you.

Moon magic!

Start something new // it could be as simple and low key as starting a new book or as adventurous and complex as starting a new relationship.

Spell work // I personally recommend spells that involve healing, purifying, luck, and shielding.

Rest and reflect

Protect yourself, your home with a ward.

Things that work well:

Moonstone, opal, obsidian

Rosemary, lavender, lemon, thyme

Cedar, oak

Daisy, iris, dandelion

Black, gold, white, silver

I hope this is helpful and inspires you of all! Have a great new moon // 🌑✨

[whiteassenby]

What should you put in your bath?

black tea: soothes sunburns [1] [2] and is antimicrobial [3] contains some essential polyphenols and tannin, reduces puffiness/inflammation [4] 

green tea: antioxidant and detoxifier [1] soothes rashes, increases healing rate, softens skin [2] heals sores and wounds, rejuvenates skin cells, improve psoriasis and dandruff [3] anti-aging, mood stabilizing [4]

apple cider vinegar: anti inflammatory and softens skin [1]

ground ginger: increases circulation, promotes sweating, opens pores, relieves pain [1]

lemon: antioxidant (brightens skin) [1] 

olive oil: moisturizes skin [1]

calendula flowers: soothes burns, inflammation, rashes, insect bites, skin disorders [1] useful for small children [2]

elder-flowers: anti-inflammatory and heals rashes cuts and wounds [1]

Himalayan salt: soothes insect bites, heals blisters, relieves arthritis pain [1] softens skin [2]

oatmeal: soothes, anti-inflammatory, calms angry skin [1]

rose petals: relax mind, relieve sleepiness, soothe headaches and stress [1] promote positive feelings [2]

valerian root: relax the mind, relieve sleepiness, soothe headaches and stress [1]

lavender: relax the mind, relieve sleepiness, soothe headaches and stress [1] [2]

mugwort: relax the mind, relieve sleepiness, soothe and headaches and stress [1]

chammomile: soothes nerves [1] good for dry skin [2]

passion flower: soothes nerves [1]

hops: soothes nerves [1]

rosemary: pain relief, soothes headaches and fatigue [1] relaxing, increases alertness and clarity of mind [2] soothes sore throat[3]

thyme: pain relief, soothes headaches and fatigue [1]

devils claw: eases joint pain [1]

juniperberries: soothes muscle aches [1]

peppermint: increase blood flow, relieve congestion [1]

eucalyptus: increase blood flow, relieve congestion [1] increases energy [2]

thyme: increase blood flow, relieve congestion [1]

jasmine: emollient and antiseptic, soothes skin [1] 

organic coconut flakes: nourish the skin [1]

sage: uplifting, good for oily skin and back acne [1] stimulating [2]

marjoram: decongestant, soothes muscle pain [1]

whole cow’s milk: hydrates and mildly exfoliates skin [1]

cow’s buttermilk: hydrates and thoroughly exfoliates skin [1]

goat’s milk: thoroughly hydrates and exfoliates skin, provides nutrients [1]

[orriculum]

Fruit Tea Magic 🍑✨

there are plenty of ways to work to work a little magic into your day without doing a full on ritual, and your daily (hourly?) tea is one of them! here’s just a couple of suggestions with fruits and their correspondences.

raspberry - love, strength, endurance and reliability

black currant - for  abundance, lust, and fertility

rhubarb -  for fidelity and protection.

mango -  harmony, balance, contentment, fertility. 

strawberry -  for fortune, friendship, and love.

lemon -  for friendship, love, and purification.

cherry -  for divination and love.

blueberry -  for protection.

apple -  for banishment, fertility, healing, love, protection, and purification.

pear -  for wealth, love and lust.

orange -  for beauty, divination, fortune, love, purification, and wealth.

cranberry -  for protection, positive energy, courage, passion, determination, goals, and action

rose-hip - for luck, love, and spirituality. 

pomegranate - for divination, luck, wishes, wealth, and fertility

there are a number of combinations of fruit teas, with other types of fruit as well as spices, herbs, flowers and teas. teas can be simple, easy potions with a variety of brewed intents. 

floral tea magic ✨  herbal tea magic ✨  general tea magic

[glazecake]

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[witch-of-roses]

Wealth Spell

* Five coins * Two green candles * Green or gold ribbon or string * Something to write with/on * Green aventurine * Sigil for wealth (one made by yourself is more powerful)

1. (Optional) Spell opening rituals

2. Set up: aventurine in the middle, four coins surrounding it, and the two candles on either side; light the candles

3. Draw the sigil and write the desired amount

4. Place one of the coins and the aventurine on the paper and tie it with the string/ribbon while visualizing the bundle drawing wealth to you

5. Keep the bundle on you until you feel that you have gained the desired amount

6. (Optional) Spell closing rituals

If you feel that the spell has stopped working before you reach your goal, then disassemble the bundle, recharge the aventurine, redraw the sigil, and rewrite the amount.

[hiswitchcraft]

Kitchen Witch Masterpost

- General Posts: [The Basics Of Kitchen & Cottage Witchcraft] [Infusing and Charging your Drink] [Basic Ideas For Kitchen Witchery]  [Bedridden Witchcraft: Kitchen Witch Edition] [A Guide (Of Sorts) To Kitchen Witchcraft]  [Ethics of Enchantment of Food and Drink] [Mini Herb Packets] [On Kitchen Magic]

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[celestineskyy]

a love potion.🍓

i spent ages working on a lengthy, detailed post all about imbolc and the goddess brigid for the upcoming sabbat, but just as i was about to finish i accidentally left the site and all was lost! but (though i was pretty miserable about it), i still wanted to post something today. so here’s a simple, sweet potion to help you attract some romance into your life.

ingredients: frozen raspberries and strawberries, honey, vanilla extract, sun water and an orange.

raspberries and strawberries promote love and fertility, whilst honey can sweeten up any spell and simply make the potion taste nicer (it also has love correspondences). vanilla represents both passion and protection. sun water is magickal in itself and being charged in this way makes the potion especially fiery and romantic. finally, oranges are known for beauty, as well as being associated with the fire element.

feel free to swap out any of these for another similar ingredient to meet any preferences or dietary requirements. for example, if you’re vegan, you could supplement honey for golden/maple syrup.

also note that the measurements for these ingredients will all depend on how much potion you want to brew!

equipment: a kettle, a saucepan (or a cauldron if you’re feeling especially witchy), anything to stir with and a grater, which is optional. you’ll also need any serving glass or bottle of your choice for consuming the potion.

timings: it’s best to make this brew during a new or waxing moon. personally, i like to have this potion at imbolc since it’s a time of transformation for the earth and new life, so why not transform your love life too?

now for the fun part: the method.

step one: tip the frozen berries into the saucepan on medium-low heat. stir clockwise until the berries stew, meaning they’ll thaw, becoming soft and mushy whilst releasing their juices into the pan. whilst they stew, boil some water in a kettle.

step two: add the hot water to the pan as well as the sun water. keep stirring until the water is just steaming slightly.

step three: add a drizzle of honey and a few drops of vanilla extract.

step four: after stirring again, cut the orange in half and squeeze the juice from both halves into the pan.

step five: your potion is complete! after allowing it to cool, you can serve it in any cup, glass or bottle before enjoying. an optional step is to grate a little orange zest on top.

step six: simply focus on your intent whilst drinking the brew, or say the words:

“by the sun, i beckon a warm and passionate lover, who takes note of my beauty and charm. may they be a sweet partner in all that we do; to this love there shall come no harm.”