Because time's a bollix and your best is all you can do sometimes.
If you're commuting back and forth to college, draw a protection/happiness/whatever sigil in the air with your finger as you get off to send good vibes to the bus/train/etc driver and other passengers as a good intention to start/end the day (also public transport drivers sure as hell need the good vibes)
For all you conspiracy theorist witches, draw protection/time management/creativity/etc sigils on the piece of paper you use to put over your laptop camera to stop the government spying on you.
Not my tip and can't remember what Instagram account I saw this on! Put sigils on the bottom of your shoes too, to energise and all craic.
Digital altars are a thing, so you can have an altar safe and sound on you at all times in your laptop
If you prefer a physical altar though, like me, and you wear a pentagram necklace, it can act as a portable, minimalist altar you can literally use anywhere (carry 3 LED tealight candles to put around it for that extra oomph)
If you're living away from home in a flat with other people who may not take too kindly to your casual heresy, a minimalist altar is a lifesaver. Use the necklace tip, a shoe box or a small sports bag as I do, whatever will do to store your altar safely and subtly.
Use LED tealights, again, to keep your craft on the down low. Fire and incense tend to attract attention so you might want to tone it down.
Meditation can act as both a disguise for rituals or substitute.
Unsuprsingly, crystals are inconspicuous as fuck plus everyone likes pretty rocks :)
Grow your own herbs (especially rosemary) to save money and the environment, most supermarkets sell herb plants in the fresh fruit and veg aisle.
There's no need to spend a ton of money on altar supplies, most of mine were found in charity shops and euro shops. If you search, I guarantee you will find everything from pretty bowls and dishes to Oracle and tarot cards.
Also always check second hand book shops for a "New Age"/Religion section, I've found several Wiccan and palm reading books in old bookshops priced for nothing after just buying them in regular bookshops for 3x the price.
Local libraries may also have Wiccan books available!
That's all I got at the minute, if I come up with more I'll do a pt 2 :)
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