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Ive had a pest problem and Its made me feel gross and subhuman like i don't belong in society and im trying to hard to overcome it. Im really hoping i didnt just create a new cycle at my mom's place. I JUST finally got rid of my dad and out of that bad situation with him.

At first i was happy to have moved out of that nightmare but the idea of creating a new one makes my stomach turn. It makes me feel like i don't get to be human. Like im a pest too. I dont want to talk to my mom or sister about how i feel because they kinda dont care/are busy. Plus ive already asked so much of everyone to help me and my dad after getting kicked out of the apartment.

I can talk to my therapist about it later on Friday but i just wanted to get it all out because keeping it in has been making me cry a lot.

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I want to be an angel too...

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I need to get smaller no matter what happens. Even if i starve. I need to commit. I need to commit i need to commit.

Eliminating all the avaliable food in the house was the easy part. I bought a measuring cup to make sure i know exactly how much i eat. I need to get serious so i can lose weight no matter what it takes. One meal a day. Diet coke. Less than 800 calories a day.

I dont need to be skin and bones i just need to not be the disgusting creature i am now. Im so obese its horrible. BMI of almost 50. 268 pounds. I can never be anyone this way.

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windvexer

A Spell for Rapid Manifestation

Repost of the example spell from this brainstorm-style tarot magic post.

Not getting a call back from that company? Hangout plans just not coming together? Overdue for lab results? Try this spell and see how you fancy it.

A candle of any size and color (smaller might be better)

The Eight of Wands card from any style of deck

Any taglock to the situation which refuses to progress (resume, lab bill, friend's name and phone number, etc)

An offering (a small one will do)

Prepare your spellcasting space in any way which you desire.

Consecrate, evoke, or greet the Eight of Wands in any way which you prefer.

Light the candle. Plainly explain to the candle that its job is to provide fuel to the Eight of Wands. Tell it to uplift the Eight of Wands on wings of elemental fire, so that it may swiftly accomplish all your goals.

Plainly explain to the Eight of Wands your needs. Express that you would like rapid, if nigh immediate progress on the situation: that whatever should happen next should happen immediately, and that there be no more delays. Explain your taglock: "this is from the lab that won't send me my results, they are the ones who need to act." Etc.

Tell the Eight of Wands that the power of the candle constitutes part of its payment, and that it may keep any excess power which it does not need to complete the spell. Request that it use the elemental fire provided to help further your goals.

Dedicate the offering to the spirit. Place the taglock, card, and candle nearby each other until the candle has finished burning. The candle may be put out and relit later, but it should all be burned (even if the spell manifests before it finishes), as you've already promised it to someone else.

Dispose of any spell remnants as you would normally like to. No special actions need to occur before you return the card to the deck.

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majokkid

Here is a masterlist of all of my Magi Praxis posts. I’ll update this post with any new entries into this series.

As always, if you have any suggestions for future topics, or you have attempted anything I have shared and want you share your experiences, please send me a message! I am always happy to go back and provide further explanation on covered topics as well. ☆

Magical Practice and Technique ⟡ A Beginner’s Guide to Sigil Creation ⟡ A Case for Doubt in Magic ⟡ Adjusting the Layers of Reality and Fine-Tuning your Psychic Censor ⟡ A Land of Will ⟡ Allowing Your Doppel to Take Shape ⟡ An Introduction to Creating and Enchanting Magical Tools ⟡ Basics of Servitor Creation and Implementation ⟡ Contacting an Incubator ⟡ Engaging the Doppel as Shadow Work ⟡ Familiars and Magical Guides ⟡ Grounding versus Adjustment ⟡ How do you Curse a ‘Curse’? ⟡ Obtaining and Using Escudo in Magical Tools ⟡ Practicing Astral Projection and Visualization with a Partner ⟡ Secrets of the Clow, Part I ⟡ Secrets of the Clow, Part II ⟡ Time Magic and Enchantment ⟡ What is a Witch’s Kiss? ⟡ When Magical Tools Have Agency

Regarding Real-World Magical Girls ⟡ A Note on Maladaptive Daydreaming ⟡ But How do I Become a Magical Girl? ⟡ Combating ‘Concept Crisis’ ⟡ Exploring the Distinction Between Physical and Astral Magical Girls ⟡ Maintaining Your Safety as a Magical Girl ⟡ On Forming Magical Contracts ⟡ The Duties of a Magical Girl ⟡ The Overlap of Reality Shifters and Real Magical Girls ⟡ What is a ‘Concept’ in the World of Real Magical Girls? ⟡ Working in the Physical World

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sagittariuswitchery

i’m trying to get better at hearth craft and maintaining my home.

my adhd makes it a challenge to treat my home the way it deserves, so i’m hoping by including it into my spiritual practice, i can turn cleaning into mini rituals and spells, or lean on my home based allied spirits for some guidance.

i’ve seen and reblogged so many incredible hearth magic posts but if anyone has any tips or additional resources, my inbox is open! currently listening to “the house witch” audiobook so i can get a feel for some folk practices …

breelandwalker

If I may? Fellow ADHD witch with tea and suggestions.

I also struggle with finding time for my craft and with keeping my home in order and staying current with cleaning and maintenance. Fatigue, interruption, prioritization, and time constraints all make it more difficult than I feel like it should be, but such is life when your brain refuses to create Routines and everything runs on Manual.

What's helped me the most is building magic into the things I do every day, and assigning magical use or significance to the things on my To Do list. For instance -

I set up my household wards so that they set when I lock my front door. No need to make time for a daily gesture or ritual, it works with the deadbolt and key.

I use a LOT of food magic. In fact, it's become something of a creative exercise to find correspondences and magical symbolism in the meals I make. Even something as simple as a sandwich can be blessed and every cup of coffee or juice can be a potion, if you want it to be. It's all about putting the magic into the food as you make it.

Making a ritual or magical process out of cleaning is VERY high on my list of Multipurpose Activities. Cleaning can be daunting, but it's much more likely to get done if I'm doing it as a cleansing ritual. Dishes, vacuuming, tidying, gathering laundry, taking out the garbage, cleaning the bathrooms and litterboxes....all of these things remove clutter and mess (and biohazards), but in my practice, they also remove illness, bad luck, and intrusive/disruptive/unwelcome energy, and replaces it with my own energy and influence. Airing out the house also helps when things start to feel heavy or stagnant. Sometimes it just needs fresh air and sunlight.

Cleaning as cleansing can be applied to self care and personal hygiene too. Make a magical routine out of your daily ablutions, skincare, shower, and so forth. Draw sigils with your soap or moisturizer during application. Enchant favorite items of clothing and jewelry or favorite cosmetics and personal products for whatever purposes you need. (For example, I have a particular hat and eyeshadow imbued with a confidence glamour, for when I have speaking engagements.)

You can also do little bits of magic for good sleep and sweet dreams in your bedroom, for growth and abundance in your garden (even if it's just a bunch of pots), for luck and prosperity with your spare change jar, and so forth. Make a creative exercise out of it - it's a great way to grow your practice and incorporate new ideas.

Also - and this is VERY important - BE PATIENT WITH YOURSELF. Don't beat yourself up if you don't do anything particularly witchy for days or weeks or months at a time, or if you forget something or you're too tired to do anything on a particular auspicious day. This happens to all of us, because we are human, and because Life Happens. You're still a witch, and a good one, even if you can't maintain a routine or a perfectly-neat home or a social-media-worthy witchcraft practice.

I hope this helps! You can hop in my inbox with questions anytime, and check out my tags and my podcast, Hex Positive, for lots more tips and ideas for growing your practice.

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crazycatsiren

Books on the history of witches and witchcraft that I recommend:

Drawing Down the Moon - Margot Adler

Witchcraft: A History in Thirteen Trials - Marion Gibson

The Triumph of the Moon - Ronald Hutton

The Witch - Ronald Hutton

breelandwalker

Cosigning all four of these and adding the following (check your local library):

Oxford Illustrated History of Witchcraft and Magic - Owen Davies

Witchcraft, Magic and Culture 1736–1951 - Owen Davies

America Bewitched - Owen Davies

Witches and Neighbors - Robin Briggs

Historical Dictionary of Witchcraft - Michael D. Bailey

For those who prefer their learning in audio form, I also have a couple of masterlists of podcast episodes that deal with witchcraft, witch trials, the history of witchcraft-related beliefs, and resources for fact-checking and debunking misconceptions and misinformation commonly found in witchcraft spaces.

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breelandwalker

Magical Oil Recipes - Baneful Blends Edition

For anyone looking to brew up a potion with a less-than-friendly bent, here are some recipes I've created that you might find useful.

To prepare them, blend the ingredients in such proportions as feels correct for your purposes (or as supplies allow). Use dried material except where indicated. Place a few spoonfuls in a mason jar with a screwtop lid and fill the jar with a bland oil of your choice. (Vegetable oil of the sort you would buy for cooking works fine.) Screw the lid on tightly and shake well to combine, then leave the jar in a dark dry place for 2-4 weeks to steep.

Once steeped, prepare a clean storage bottle (also with a secure lid) and label with the type of oil and the bottling date. Strain the oil through paper towels or cheesecloth to remove the plant material, then bottle immediately. Store away from sunlight and heat for up to one year. Use for spellwork as you see fit.

(Please note that NONE of these potions are meant to be taken internally by any means. Observe all proper safety measures related to glass, fire, and potentially harmful plants as necessary during preparation.)

*- Ingredient is potentially harmful if inhaled or ingested. **- Ingredient should not be used or handled if you are pregnant or nursing.

All-Purpose Hexing Oil For general hexing, cursing, and baneful magic.

Dried Chili Pepper

Fresh Lime Peel

Lemongrass (dried or fresh)

Rusted Nail (place in bottle with finished oil)

All-Purpose Hexbreaking Oil For general negation of baneful spells cast by oneself or others.

Agrimony**

Cinquefoil

Fennel

Vervain

Solomon's Seal Root (place in bottle with finished oil)

Backhanded Blessing Oil For blessings that are anything but benevolent.

Burnt Cinquefoil

Bay Leaf

Pine Needles

Bayberry Root NOTE: Prepare as you would a blessing oil, then twist the blessing into a curse, i.e. May You Get Everything You Deserve.

Done in the Dark Concealment Oil For secrecy, confidentiality, and general deception.

Juniper Berries

Licorice Root

Black Hemp (Dogbane)

Ferns or Dried Seaweed Note: For the final ingredient, use whichever is easier to obtain. Both bracken and seaweed work well for basic concealment spells.

Eye of Newt Disruption Oil For disrupting and confounding magical efforts against you.

Black Mustard Seeds

Bloodroot**

Nettle Leaf

Garlic (1 clove, bruised)

No Rest For The Wicked Hexing Oil For punishing one's enemies.

Chili Pepper (any)

Horseradish Root

Cramp Bark

Bayberry Root

On Your Own Head Retribution Oil For counter magic and revenge hexes.

Elderberries*

Bloodroot**

Devil's Shoestring**

Vetiver

Tangled Shoelaces Binding Oil To impede someone's ability to move or act against you.

Pine Needles

Devil's Shoestring**

Scullcap**

Coffee Grounds

Iron Nail in master bottle

Wicked Witch Heavy-Duty Cursing Oil For occasions when a regular-strength hex just won't do.

Wormwood* **

Ghost Chili Pepper (or the hottest chili you can get)

Lemon Seeds

Lobelia* Note: Use With Extreme Caution And Cover Your Ass.

Witchbane Warding Oil For repelling and countering harmful spells.

Bay Leaves

Elderflower

Star Anise

Birch Bark

Should the reader require supplies, I recommend the following:

Penn Herb Company

Starwest Botanicals

Bulk Apothecary

Mountain Rose Herbs

Specialty Bottle

Image Credit - Shaiith

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pearlsandgrapevines

“You Cannot Touch Her” Curse/Binding

This curse is particularly for people who have done harm in the past, and as such already known to be a potential threat. The idea is to keep the person from speaking to or approaching the one you’re trying to protect, and to make them feel watched and judged for their past actions.

You will need the following:

A jar big enough to hold a poppet

Some kind of poppet - I used a wooden one with the offender’s name written on the bottom. A photo could also be used

White out

A black candle

A mixture of black salt & cayenne pepper

A sigil of your own design meaning “You cannot touch [name or pronoun]”

A permanent marker

Light the candle and white out the mouth of your poppet. Roll the poppet in the mixture of black salt and cayenne pepper (black salt tends to stain so keep this in mind). Place it in the jar and seal the lid, leaving the poppet inside under the gaze of dozens of eyes. Write your sigil on the lid. During or after all of this, say the following aloud or think it to yourself (change pronouns accordingly):

You cannot touch her. You cannot speak to her. Think of her and bring this curse upon you. May your tongue catch in your throat if you dare to reach her. May you burn and ache if you come near. May you feel eyes upon your back each time you think her name. They’re watching. I’m watching. May you forever question the gaze of others - Do they know the things you’ve done? I do. I curse you. I bind you. You cannot touch her.

Stash the jar in a dark place, like a closet or a cabinet (I don’t recommend burying jars). Let the candle burn until it extinguishes itself.

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green-witch-archives

Guide to Drying Herbs

Drying herbs is a simple practice, and there are several methods to choose from depending on the type of herb and your desire use. Here's how I dry my herbs:

1. Drying on Newspaper

This method works well for larger leaves and herbs that don’t need to be hung.

Lay the herbs flat on a clean sheet of newspaper in a single layer.

Place the newspaper in a dry, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight.

Turn the herbs occasionally to ensure even drying.

Once the herbs are dry and crisp to the touch, they’re ready for storage.

2. Hanging Herbs Upside Down

Perfect for longer herbs, like rosemary, lavender or thyme, that can be tied together.

Gather small bunches of herbs and secure them with a cord or string.

Wrap the herbs loosely in a breathable cloth, like cheesecloth or muslin. This helps them air freely while catching any small leaves or flowers that may shed during the drying process.

Hang the bunches upside down in a cool, dry place with good airflow. Avoid direct sunlight, as it can degrade the color and potency.

Once the herbs are completely dry (they should crumble easily), remove the leaves or store them as they are.

I do this with fresh lavender that I put in my closet as shown in the picture.

3. Pressing Herbs

This method is ideal for preserving delicate leaves or flowers for decorative purposes or rituals.

Place the herbs between sheets of paper (such as parchment or regular printer paper).

Insert the paper into a thick book, ensuring the herbs are spread flat and evenly.

Place additional books or a weight on top to press them.

Leave them for 1–2 weeks, checking occasionally for dryness.

4. Drying Small Petals

For small, delicate petals or flowers, a rule bag works wonders.

Place the petals or flowers in a breathable rule bag (such as a mesh or cotton drawstring bag).

Hang the bag in a dry, ventilated area.

Shake the bag gently every few days to prevent clumping and to ensure even drying.

General Tips for Best Results

Use Breathable Cloths: Wrapping your herbs or laying them on a breathable cloth allows air to circulate freely, preventing mold while catching any small leaves or flowers that shed during the drying process.

Timing: Dry herbs as soon as possible after harvesting to retain their potency and fragrance.

Environment: Choose a dry, cool, and ventilated area to prevent mold or mildew.

Labeling: If drying multiple herbs, label them to avoid confusion.

Storage: Once dried, store your herbs in airtight containers away from sunlight and moisture.

Using Dried Herbs

Always check if the plant is safe for use before collecting it. Do not make tea or touch anything with unknown properties. Always clean your plants before drying.

Once your herbs are dried, you can use them for teas, rituals, incense, or other magical and practical purposes. Always remember to respect and honor the plants you've harvested by using them mindfully.

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ad-caelestia

“bitch, be gone” powder

an old favorite from long ago

ingredients:

cinnamon

cayenne pepper

black pepper or black salt

rosemary

sage

garlic salt

chamomile

instructions:

combine, grind, and sprinkle around doors and windows to banish unwanted energy and to prevent the entrance of these energies in the future

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green-witch-archives

The Secret Craft: A Guide to Practicing Witchcraft in Secret

Sometimes, the circumstances of your home or life require you to practice your craft discreetly. Whether it’s due to family, roommates, or cultural expectations, here’s how you can honor your path without drawing unwanted attention.

Your craft is personal, and discretion doesn’t diminish its power. Focus on your intentions and adapt your practices to fit your circumstances. The magic lies in your belief and creativity, not in how overt your tools or rituals are.

Hidden Altars:

Use a small box, drawer, or shelf to create an altar that can easily be concealed.

Everyday items can double as altar tools (e.g., a cup as a chalice, a scarf as an altar cloth).

Replace obvious witchy items with common household objects.

Subtle Spell Work:

Tie knots in a ribbon or string while focusing on your intention. Keep it tucked away or wear it as a bracelet.

Draw sigils with water on windows or mirrors, letting them evaporate invisibly.

Witchcraft in the Bathroom:

Simple showers and baths can become rituals.

Most activities, like using candles, oils, or salt, can be mistaken for self-care.

Steam, water, and mirrors amplify magic while blending seamlessly into everyday routines.

Privacy is inherent in the bathroom, offering uninterrupted time for focus and intention-setting.

Store your magical items (herbs, oils, salts) with your toiletries to avoid suspicion. Label them in ways that make sense to you but seem mundane to others (e.g., “Lavender Relaxation Blend”).

Discreet Spell Ingredients:

Use spice jars, tea tins, or food-safe containers for herbs and salts. They’ll look like regular kitchen supplies.

Arrange your ingredients alongside regular cooking items.

Store them in the back of the drawer or cabinet where they’re less likely to be noticed.

Use labels that don’t raise suspicion.

Hidden Grimoire:

Keep your Book of Shadows in a journal that appears like a commonplace notebook or diary.

Hidden Symbols:

Wear jewelry with discreet symbols, like a pentacle hidden in a locket or a moon charm.

Incorporate sigils into your artwork, sewing, or other crafts.

Silent Outdoor Connection:

Take walks to connect with nature. Collect stones, feathers, or plants discreetly.

Practice grounding or meditation during your walk.

Inner Sky Magic:

Practice moon phases and star magic by observing the night sky. Journal your intentions or align them with celestial events.

Cook with Intention:

Infuse your food with spells by focusing on your intent while preparing meals. Use spices and herbs for their magical properties.

Stir blessings into soups, teas, or baked goods.

Tea and Coffee Magic:

Use tea blends for specific intentions (e.g., chamomile for calm, mint for focus).

Draw a sigil on your cup with honey or sugar before stirring.

Meditation and Visualization:

Practice energy work through meditation, breathwork, and visualizing protective light or intentions.

Use your mind as your ritual space when physical tools aren’t an option.

Candle-Free Rituals:

Use LED candles or focus on a flame visualization to replace traditional candles.

Password Protected Digital Magic:

Create a digital Grimoire.

Keep your spells and notes on a password-protected app or document.

Use aesthetic Pinterest boards or private folders to store inspiration and resources.

Music with Headphones:

Listen to playlists that align with your intentions.

Subtly Ward Your Space:

Sprinkle a pinch of salt by doors and windows while cleaning.

Place a small container of protective herbs or stones in inconspicuous places like a drawer or cabinet.

Secret Personal Wards:

Wear protective jewelry with crystals or carry small charms and stones in your pocket.

Anoint yourself with an essential oil blend for protection.

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dionysianivy

𝐖𝐢𝐭𝐜𝐡𝐲 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐝 𝐑𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐝𝐲🍋

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Hello everyone <3 🍇🕯🐆

Since it’s the season where colds are everywhere, especially in winter, I decided to share some natural remedies you might already have in your witchy kitchen. These can help make your cold more manageable and speed up recovery. (for me it worked so good).

I want to mention that I used to have very low immunity and would catch colds almost every month. However, since I started practicing witchcraft and keeping more plants and spices in my home, my immunity has improved, and my colds have become milder.

Here are some ingredients to protect yourself during cold season. These can also double as spells or offerings! I combined all of them in a tea, which helped with my cough, sore throat, and more. These were the only ingredients I had at home for spells, offerings, and practical use, and they worked wonders since I couldn’t afford medicine at the time.

Honey 🍯

Honey is an excellent antioxidant and soothes the throat effectively. I wasn't a big fan of honey but now I love it and it's also very great to shorten the duration of your flu.

magical properties: healing, love, and abundance.

Lemon 🍋

Lemon is high in Vitamin C, making it great for protecting against viruses + relieving the nose and throat congestion. You can add it to tea or eat it plain. A very good combination is mixing water, honey and lemon before going to sleep.

magical properties: purification, happiness, friendship & banishing negativity

Cinnamon 𐙚

Cinnamon is fantastic for fighting infections, reducing inflammation, and helping with respiratory problems.

magical properties: love, power, protection, prosperity, good luck

Basil 🌿

Basil is incredibly helpful for migraines and irritating coughs, whether added to tea or food. It's also high in Vitamin C.

magical properties: protection, love, and wealth, banishing negativity

Oregano 🌱

Oregano has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties. It’s particularly good for sore throats and often used to strengthen immunity

magical properties: good health , happiness, and luck.

Cloves

Chewing cloves worked wonders for my sore throat, fever, and chills!!!! They also act as a natural disinfectant and they are great to warm the throat

magical properties: protection, clarity, good luck, love

Fennel 🍃

I originally bought fennel as an offering for Lord Dionysus, but it turned out to be incredibly helpful for bacterial infections, mucus, and respiratory problems. You can chew it or add it to tea ( I preferred chewing it).

magical properties: purification, courage, strength, healing, confidence

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Garlic and ginger are highly recommended (though I didn’t have them at the time).

Occasionally, I added lavender tea bags to my tea mix. Lavender promotes relaxation and healing.

I drank 3–4 cups of tea per day and was completely recovered in five days.

‼don't forget to drink plenty of fluids; wear masks in public to protect others and yourself and get lots of rest, it's very important for recovery.

Thank you for reading, hope it helps you and stay safe and take care of yourselves ♡🍇🕯❄

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tips♡🍵

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theoccultmoon

Understanding the 3 Types of Sigils

Sigils are one of the most versatile tools in witchcraft, acting as symbols infused with your intention and energy. What makes sigils so effective is their adaptability, you can choose how to work with them based on your goals and needs. When deciding how to use a sigil, it’s helpful to understand the three main types: destructible, temporary, and permanent. Each type serves a unique purpose and adds a layer of magickal flexibility to your practice.

Destructible Sigils 🕯

Definition: These sigils are created with the intention of being destroyed, often as part of the activation process.

Purpose: Used for immediate, transformative, or highly specific goals. The act of destruction releases the energy.

Examples of Use:

⟡ Burn a sigil for quick manifestation.

⟡ Bury a sigil to symbolize letting go of something.

How-To: Draw the sigil on paper, charge it with your intent, and destroy it by burning, tearing, or submerging it in water.

Tip: This method is great for goals where you want to release energy into the universe quickly.

Temporary Sigils ✿

Definition: These sigils exist for a short time and are erased, washed away, or allowed to fade naturally.

Purpose: Ideal for ongoing but temporary needs, like a daily boost of confidence or protection during a specific event.

Examples of Use:

⟡ Draw a sigil on your skin with makeup or henna.

⟡ Sketch a sigil in sand or dirt before a ritual.

⟡ Write a sigil in chalk on your door for short-term protection.

How-To: Use materials that naturally wear off (chalk, marker, or skin-safe paint). Focus on charging the sigil when you draw it.

Tip: These sigils are perfect for quick and discreet magick, as they’re easy to create and remove.

Permanent Sigils 𓃠

Definition: These sigils are created with the intention of lasting indefinitely. They are charged to continuously radiate energy over time.

Purpose: Used for long-term goals or intentions, such as protection, abundance, or anchoring a space with positive energy.

Examples of Use:

⟡ Draw a sigil onto a piece of jewelry or altar tool.

⟡ Paint or carve a sigil on a doorframe for home protection.

How-To: Choose a durable medium (wood, stone, metal) Ensure the sigil is charged and activated with care.

Tip: Permanent sigils require deep thought and a strong intention, as their energy is meant to be constant and enduring.

⛥ No matter which type of sigil you choose, remember that their power comes from the energy and intention you infuse into them. Whether you’re releasing energy through destruction, working with short-term goals, or embedding your magick into something permanent, sigils can adapt to your needs and bring your intentions to life. ⛥

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Have you worked with sigils before? I’d love to hear about your experiences or any questions you might have. Feel free to share your thoughts or favorite sigil practices in the comments! ฅᨐฅ

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jasper-pagan-witch

Jasper's Energyform Zine

Hey. I made a zine about thoughtforms, servitors, and energyforms. It's free. It's yours now. Print it out. Eat it. I don't care. Just don't pretend you wrote it when I did all of this and screamed at the formatting and paid for Canva shit to accomplish this.

Download it as a PDF here.

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starridge

every time i see those posts like ‘what food from a show did YOU always wanna try’ i go lol none? but i just remembered im a liar

i always wanted the fucking soup brock made in the pokemon anime

chingaderita

Hello OP, i don’t have anyway to prove this is the same recipe they make in the shows but i make this to calm my inner kid from wanting the fictional soup:

300gr bacon, beef or chicken. A meat of your choice. These go specially well. I prefer chicken tights. Diced

1 medium onion, diced.

Garlic minced (i used 2-4 pieces depending on size)

300gr carrot, cleaned, peeled and diced.

3 sticks of celery, washed and diced.

800gr potato. Washed, peeled diced in quarters.

1 head of broccoli.

8 cups of stock of your preference. I recommend using the bones of the beef or chicken, but veggies stock works too for a vegetarian or vegan version.

3 tablespoons all purpose flour.

1 cup whole milk. (Almond or rice milk work fine for a vegan option)

½ cup heavy cream. (Skip it for a vegan option)

Salt and black pepper to taste.

½ teaspoon paprika, use the spicy one to get the warmth up a notch in winter.

1 tablespoon fresh chopped coriander. Optional.

1 cup diced gouda or manchego cheese. Optional but really ties all together.

Make sure you have all your ingredients ready and at hand for this one to make sure it comes out nice and tasty!!!

In a pot put water and the bones to prepare your stock (chicken, beef, veggie) You can use premade or bouillon cubes, just make sure its 8 cups worth of broth. In a different pot boil the potatoes until soft.

In a big pot put some butter or olive oil to fry the onion, when it turns a little transparent add the garlic, move constantly.

Add the celery and diced carrots, moving constantly.

The carrot will get a little brighter in color, add the diced meat. Salt and pepper to your taste.

Meanwhile, blend the potatoes with enough stock so your blender wont have trouble blending. If you have a food processor, it’ll be easier.

Ad the remaining stock to you big pot with the veggies and meat, add the broccoli chopped in bite size pieces. Add the paprika and taste for salt and pepper. Let over a medium fire for 10 min.

Separate 3 tbsp of the stock to mix with the flour, set aside. This will be a thickening agent.

Pour the potato mix on the big pot, move to integrate and taste for salt and pepper.

Add the milk and heavy cream. Move with a laddle. Have a final taste and let over low fire for 5 min.

Serve hot and decorate with a pinch of coriander and some cubes of cheese.

ENJOY!

Notes:

I personally prefer to use chicken, love how it goes with potatoes and veggies. Also the tight is very tender and flavorful. With beef you have to be careful not to overcook it or it’ll get gummy and hard to bite, so make adjustments.

VEGAN: could also skip the meat, cheese and heavy cream for a vegan option.

I make it for my younger sister and she loves it. Instead of meat i add some diced, toasted nuts when served. Cashew, pecan and pistachios work nicely.

You’ll have to use 5 tbsp of flour to thicken up the broth a tid bit more without the heavy cream but you can still use a vegan milk.

You can totally skip the coriander, but it adds another dept of flavor.

Do try it with the cheese tho, i promise it’s GODLY. Gouda and manchego are my fave, the melt nicely and have a strong after taste, but i guess any cheese that melts could work.

Finally, if you are like me and like spicy food you can add chopped chili. Serrano and arbol chiles are my go to’s, freshly chopped sprinkled just after serving my bowl.

Hope y'all give it a try and if you have any doubts do ask!

Provecho!

starridge

this is literally the best addition i’ve ever gotten to any of my posts thank you so much

kathaflatta

Hey I tried this recipe out and I can confirm that it tastes heavenly!!

certi-shenanigans

Can confirm this soup is absolutely divine!

Substituted spinach for broccoli because my partner is not a fan of the latter and used chicken and bacon. Gonna try it again with a nice Italian sausage in place of the chicken next time.

#magicnotes

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