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Anti-Anxiety Spell Jar
1 Bag chamomile-lavender tea
Sage
Pink Salt
2 drops Lavender essential oil
Pine Needles
Amethyst
Clear Quartz
I throw this little jar in my bag before class and I get great results!
Inspired by this post from @witchy-woman
To Open A Romance (Spell Jar)
A spell jar to help open a romantic relationship between you and another person.
Ingredients â allspice â apple â mint â lavender
Steps 1. collect the ingredients and prepare your workspace 2. add allspice, apple, mint, and lavender to the jar 3. find or make a sigil of the targetâs name 4. fold the sigil up and add it at the top of the jar 5. seal the jar with a red candle
â¶*â§Introduction to Spell Sealingâ§*â¶
Everything must come to an end.
This is an area of spellcraft that doesnât get a lot of publicity because for most people it just becomes a natural part of the process. However, if you want to mix up how you do it, try something new, or otherwise let go of the way you were originally taught, this might be a good resource for performing rituals!
What are Sealed Spells?
In the context of magic you usually hear about sealing and binding like binding a person or something from being able to do something. Here we're talking more like a binding contract. This is a binding or seal locks in an action or intent. It is binding in the way an agreement is binding. You have given it firm parameters that it must follow and you have endeavored to finalize the action. You have provided certainty, locked in your answer, sealed the deal. Â
The benefits of this are inherent in the finality. You have a set thing that now is much harder to alter and is much harder to waver in its purpose. This is no longer some multi-purpose object. It has varitably been christened for this and this alone. The work to undo it will be just as rigorous as the work to do it in the first place. A light cleansing of your materials afterwards might not be enough. You're gonna need the spiritual bleach.
To some extent you might just feel that something needs to be finalized. If you feel it in your gut like you need something to formally end the working, these are what you might be looking for.
More Common Than You Think
This might be more familiar to you than you would initially think. Signing your name on something at the end is a common one, but even in a ritual sphere there are many examples. This is going to be your âso mote it beâ, your âAmenâ, and your other declarations of finality. Even purely secular situations often have rituals of finality. I think youâll find that when these things are left out, there is sometimes a feeling of the energy hanging in the air. In a lot of ways it does not feel right. Whether this is the social convention of signaling to everything and everyone present that the ritual has come to a conclusion, or just to announce youâre finished, there is some power to it.
Types of Seals
There are several different ways to express finality in your workings. Here are just a few examples.
Shutting the Door and Sealing the Envelope
If your work involves some kind of lid or package, you can physically seal it. Whether this is corking a jar, sealing with wax, tying a string around something etc. If this is a possibility it is a good way to finalize a spell.
Written and Spoken Seals
Whether this is through signing something like you might finalize a formal contract or expressing that it is finalized verbally. A few examples of this are listed above that you may have heard before, but there is really nothing stopping you from making your own.
Kiss Seals
Sealing with a kiss. Kissing something to finalize has historical precedent and takes no extra tools to complete besides your lips. Whether this is physically using your lips or the other means, this is one option for a quick seal. Just donât kiss poison.
Burning, Burying, and Bestrewing
Few things are more final than destruction. Once youâve set the flame, youâve pretty much confined what youâve set on fire to that purpose forever. Burying something in the ground would be another example of this. Whether you feel the finality is from returning it to the earth, or because you are sealing it in a tomb of soul, this will certainly signal that it is done. Some feel like things are not complete until theyâve scattered the ashes, in which case throwing something to the wind could be your version of finality.
Whether this is through signing something like you might finalize a formal contract or expressing that it is finalized verbally. A few examples of this are listed above that you may have heard before, but there is really nothing stopping you from making your own.
Sigil Seals
An extension of the written or spoken seals are sigil seals. It accomplishes much the same thing, but can be a little more formal. Some might think this is kind of a stretch, but wax seals, like what might go on a letter, could fall into this category, technically.
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posted 06/19/2022
Tasseomancy symbols and meanings
Laws of Magick (Grimoire Excerpt)
The Laws of Magick are concepts that describe patterns in the effects of witchcraft. Here are some simple definitions.
The Law of Attraction
What you put out to the world will be returned to you. This is manifestation through intention: "I want kindness so I will give kindness"
The Law of Knowledge
Knowledge is power. The more you know about something, the more you understand it and can use it or have power over it.
The Law of Self-Knowledge
Know thyself. The more you know yourself, the more you are capable of becoming the master of your own destiny and the facilitator of change in your own life.
The Law of Cause and Effect
Consistency is key. If you do the exact same action in the exact conditions, you will get exactly the same results every time.
The Law of Synchronicity
There is no such thing as coincidence. Though possible, it's extremely rare that two things happen at the same time that are not interconnected in some way.
The Law of Association
If any two patterns have elements in common, the patterns interact through those common elements.
The Law of Similarity
Having an accurate physical or mental representation of something facilitates control over it.
The Law of Contagion
Objects or beings in physical contact with each other continue to interact after separation. More contact = more connection.
The Law of Names
Knowing the complete and TRUE name of an object, being, or process gives one complete control over it.
The Law of Words of Power
Certain words hold great power. Even if their meaning is lost, the power is still there. An example is names: though you may not know what your name means exactly, it still holds a lot of power.
The Law of Personification
Personifying (considering it alive or to have a personality) anything makes it an entity. This can be beneficial in many ways: one example is personifying an object to channel a deity through it
The Law of Invocation
It is possible to establish internal communication with entities from either inside or outside oneself, said entities seeming to be inside of oneself during the communication process.
The Law of Evocation
It is possible to establish external communication with entities from either inside or outside oneself, said entities seeming to be outside oneself during the communication process.
The Law of Identification
Prolonged connection or association with another (person, being, entity, etc) can result in becoming said person/thing, including holding their knowledge or power. In other words, possession is possible.
The Law of Personal Universes
Reality is only our perceived conscious understanding of the world around us (and within us). It's possible that "reality" means different things to different people.
The Law of Infinite Universes
The concepts that multiple realities can exist at once, whether that be your own (like "multiple/alternate reality theory") or yours vs another's (like your perception of reality being different than your friend's).
The Law of Pragmatism
If a belief system allows someone to cope, survive, or achieve their goals, it becomes "real," "true," and "sensible" to them.
The Law of True Falsehoods
It's possible for two belief systems to contradict but still exist at the same time. Basically, just because something doesn't make sense to you, it doesn't mean it won't make sense to someone else. This is like a TL;DR of the above 3 laws.
The Law of Synthesis
If two "opposing" patterns combine to produce a new pattern, that new pattern will be more true than the previous two alone. In other words, if two understandings of reality combine, the new understanding will be more "true" or reasonable/understandable because it applies to more realities and therefore can be believed by more people.
The Law of Polarity
Any pattern of data can be split into (at least) two "opposing" characteristics, and each will contain the essence of the other within itself.
The Law of Opposites
The "opposite" of something contains information about said thing, by providing information on what it is not. This creates control or power over it because you now have knowledge over it, even if through its opposite; once again showing how interconnected all existence is.
The Law of Dynamic Balance
Balance is key. To live life to its fullest, one must allow themselves to not fall into extremes so that they can experience all that life is and can offer.
The Law of Perversity
Murphy's Law. If anything can go wrong, it will go wrong. Emotional stability and self-awareness can help avoid things becoming utter disasters.
The Law of Unity
Every phenomena in existence is linked directly or indirectly to every other one, past, present, or future.
Witchcraft: Spell Jar Ingredients
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This is the text under the label "Sealing Wax" (as it's a bit difficult to read at the bottom):
Blue: protection, focus, forgiveness, truth, calm
Purple: spiritual power, breaking bad habits, driving away evil
Green: growth, luck, nature, success
Brown: blessings, the earth, animals, pets, finding lost items
Pink: love, care, friendship, affection
Yellow: the sun, intelligence, luxury, memory, positive attitude
White: peace, purity, healing, innocence, divination
Orange: creativity, justice, joy, ambition, celebration
Black: pride, safety, protection, banishing negativity
Red: passion, strength, fire, survival, independence
I made this tarot cheat sheet after being inspired on tiktok <3 I hope this can help anyone who needs it!
Violetâs Witchy Tips Masterpost
This is a collection of my most popular witchy tips content posts! I will be adding on to this regularly. It is designed to help witchlings and seasoned practitioners alike! If there is a topic you would like for me to writer about that I have not already covered, please contact me and I will make it!
The Basics//
So, You Wanna Be a Witch? : A Beginnerâs Guide to Witchcraft
Classification of Modern Witches: A General Guide to Witch Types
Which Sect Should I Start In? : A Personality Quiz for Witchlings
Glossary of Commonly Used Witchcraft Terms
Common Misconceptions and Appropriations in Witchcraft
Getting Started/
Witchcraft is Not a Religion: Difference Between Wicca and Witchcraft
All About Grimoires: Creating Your Very Own Witchâs Journal
A Beginnerâs Guide to Spell Writing
A Brief Guide to Sigil Creation
A Beginnerâs Guide to Tarot
A Beginnerâs Guide to Runes
Elemental Based Craft//
Green Witchery: A Guide to Earth Magic
Sea Witchery: A Guide to Water Magic
Suncraft: A Guide to Fire Magic
Stormcraft: A Guide to Wind Magic and Weather Work
Winter Witchery: A Guide to Snow MagicÂ
Stellar Witchcraft: A Guide to Space Magic
Location Based Craft//
Kitchen Witchery:Â Magic for HomebodiesÂ
Urban Witchcraft: Magic for City Dwellers
Wastecraft:Â Magic for DesCert Dwellers
Swampcraft:Â Magic for Swamp Dwellers
Internal Based Craft//
Hedgecraft:  The Basics of Astral Work
Oracle: The Basics of Divination
Channeling: The Basics of Spirit Work
Intrinsic Magic: The Basics of Energy Work
Inner Darkness: The Basics of Shadow Work
Chaos Magic: The Witch on the Offense
Hobby Based Craft//
Creature Magic: A Guide to Working with Magical Creatures
Artistic Craft: Magic for Artists
Melodic Craft: Magic for Music Lovers
Pop Culture Witchcraft: Using Mainstream Media in Magic
The Craft, Identity and Health//
LGBTQA Witches: Tools and Spells for LGBTQA Practitioners
Magic and Neurodivergency: Metaphysical Tools for Neurodivergents
Period Magic: Blood Magic for Menstruating Witches
The Craft and Conservation//
Ways to Go Green!
Reducing Your Carbon Footprint and Carbon Offsetting Programs
Open Pantheons//
The Nordic Pantheon:
The Kemetic Pantheon
The Hellenic Pantheon
The Celtic Pantheon
Intro to Traditional Celtic Magical Practices (Pre-Wicca)
Intro to Traditional Norse Magical Practices (Pre-Wicca)
Cultural Appropriation//
Cultural Appropriation Masterpost: How to be culturally respectful
A Basic Guide to Open and Closed Religions and Cultures
Censing/Saining Instead of Smudging
Totems and Spirit Animals (And why non-natives cannot have them)
Dreamcatchers (and why you should Buy Native Instead)
Halloween Costumes, Redface and Mascots
Racist Slurs and Phrases to Stop Using
Other Useful Information//
Which Herb Should I Use? A Helpful Beginnerâs Quiz
Which Crystal Should I Use? A Helpful Beginnerâs Quiz
Crystals in Healing and Magic
Herbs in Healing and Magic
Herbalism: How to Do It Yourself!
Violetâs Witchy Tips
Viâs Witchy Book Rec List and Book Reviews
Violetâs Shop of Curiosities
Viâs Youtube Channel (Crystal and Stimmy Videos!)
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types of people: woodland creatures
deerđŠ ~ pastel colour palettes; soft cloudy sunrises; babbling streams; daisies; daffodils; poetry in foreign languages; peach-scented perfume
chipmunkđż ~ round rosy cheeks; freshly baked bread; bakeries early in the morning; sunshiny yellow; flower crowns; smiles where your eyes are squeezed shut
owlđŠ ~ blue-tinted nightlights; big, worn-out books; poems written on the back of receipts; herbal tea; the sound of rain putting you to sleep
raccoonđŠ ~ pastries & berries for breakfast; writing notes in pink pen; lace; the first time you get to wear sandals outside after winter; pearl earrings
rabbitđ ~ growing a herb garden; embroidering small flowers on your jean pockets; powdered donuts; painting your nails in shimmery colours
hedgehogđŠ ~ taking walks during dusk; crouching down to pet stray cats; earthy, neutral colour palettes; opening a window even when itâs raining
mouseđ ~ cotton candy; corduroy overalls; giggling when youâre not supposed to; ice cream truck music; small amusement parks; lava lamps
badger𩡠~ farmerâs markets; sunflowers; buying iced coffee from a corner cafe; doc martens; making your own face masks; rose candles
snakeđ ~ sage; parsley; matcha lattes with foam; knitted scarves; keeping a crystal collection; early morning mist; swimming in turquoise lakes
snailđ ~ cheesy teen romance novels; sprinkle donuts; vases of flowers in unexpected places; painting on your old shoes; white chocolate; yellow roses
foxđŠ ~ skinny jeans; oversized t-shirts; perfume sample cards; notes-to-self written on the back of your hand; different coloured nail polish on each finger
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School Witchery
Magic resources for all my student witches out there! Remember, magic isnât going to save your grades if you donât also put the effort in. But it can certainly support you through your journey as a hardworking student <3
General tips and advice:
To the witches who are going back to school
Magical school tips
Back to school witch tips
Tips for high school witches
School witch tips
Herbs and crystals to help with school
Kitchen witchcraft for school lunches
University/college witch tips
Everything you need to know about being a college witch
College witchcraft
College witch tips
Little tips for the college witch
Dorm life:
Dorm friendly offerings & altars
Dorm hacks for the college witch
Dorm room witch tips
Dorm witchery
Living magically with roommatesÂ
Kitchen witchcraft for the dorm
Candle/incense alternatives: [X] [X] [X]
Studying:
Witch study tips
Study candle spell
Study sachet
Spell for focus on homework
Stay strong and carry on study spell
Student witch hacks for focus and concentration
Back in focus spell bottle
Studying tips for witches
Tests and exams:
âI can do this!â motivation bottle
Cramming for a test spell
A charm to help you succeed on exams
Using sigils on your tests (tip)
Sigils masterpost for finals week
A spell for finals week
Focus for finals spell bottle
Final exam spell
Other spells:
A spell for good grades
Back to school success sachet
School success sachet spell
Knot spell for doing well in school
Sweet school year spell
âLeave me beâ spell
Spell to banish anxiety and get a good mark
Restful sleep spell jar
Spells for back to school (masterpost)
Sigils for school, study and education (masterpost)
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Magic to Replenish EnergyÂ
Rejuvenating witchcraftÂ
Housewarming magic (dorm)
Sick witcheryÂ
Periods suck. Witchcraft helps.
Mentally ill witchcraft: For your symptoms
Chronically ill witchcraft: For your symptoms
Drink Magic MasterpostÂ
Bath Magic MasterpostÂ
Bedridden witch series
đ±đ°Seeds in Witchcraftđ°đ±
Iâm not sure if this is a common tool for other witches, but if it isnât then it should be! I was first inspired by this from the evil lilac bush from the book Practical Magic, and partly from my own grandmotherâs ability to make any plant thrive. Iâm here to drop some knowledge about using seeds in spell work.
Seeds are wonderful tools to use for a few different reasons. Firstly, seeds are dormant forms of life. For this reason, they are great candidates for offerings in almost any spell or ritual. Simply use the seeds of a plant that is associated with the deity you are working with, or simply the intention you wish to enforce.
Another beautiful thing about this is the variety you can use and the possibilities of customization. For a love spell, you could incorporate the seeds of any plant that has an association with love, such as roses, forget-me-nots, ect. For a curse, you could use an aggressive weed (obviously this requires responsibility, you should never use invasive non-native plants that can change the ecosystem.) such as dandelion, ivy, or even a plant that is poisonous or foul smelling.
Seeds act as time bombs for spells and grow stronger with time. For a long-term protection enchantment for an area of land, you could use an acorn and plant an oak, which has strong associations with protection and health. You could use an annual plant for a shorter spell that will end with the year. This also makes ending the spell somewhat easy if done properly. To put a stop to your enchantment, simply harvest the plant or remove it from the area. This could also be a problem if you use an agressive plant, but that may be what you want! It could act as a failsafe for others trying to tamper with your magic, or to prevent you from making any rash decisions. It could act as a powerful amplifier for your spell, spreading fast and growing more powerful over time, affecting everything in its path. (This is another example of a time when experience and responsibility are necessary. The commitment required for such a spell may not be appropriate for an inexperienced witch, or for anyone who isnât absolutely sure they want this kind of advanced magic cast into the world. )
Seeds/plants recharge themselves. They are living organisms that create their own power from the sun. This means that you do not need to constantly recharge your enchantments. The closest you may come to this is watering your new plants with intent!Â
Bonus: It is an eco-friendly alternative to other techniques such as spell jars/bags. It is also much less conspicuous!! To anyone else you appear to be gardening or planting trees for the earth (which you kind of are, but they donât need to know the rest.) You can slip seeds almost anywhere without detection. This makes them an ideal alternative for bulky spell bags that could easily be found and are difficult to place. Cast the seeds of morning glory in your abusive exâs yard with the intent of binding them from harming another without a single trace. Cast the seeds of rosemary at your motherâs gate to offer protection. Iâm not here to police your craft, the possibilities are endless! Â
Violetâs Witchy Tips Masterpost
This is a collection of my most popular witchy tips content posts! I will be adding on to this regularly. It is designed to help witchlings and seasoned practitioners alike! If there is a topic you would like for me to writer about that I have not already covered, please contact me and I will make it!
The Basics//
So, You Wanna Be a Witch? : A Beginnerâs Guide to Witchcraft
Classification of Modern Witches: A General Guide to Witch Types
Which Sect Should I Start In? : A Personality Quiz for Witchlings
Glossary of Commonly Used Witchcraft Terms
Common Misconceptions and Appropriations in Witchcraft
Getting Started/
Witchcraft is Not a Religion: Difference Between Wicca and Witchcraft
All About Grimoires: Creating Your Very Own Witchâs Journal
A Beginnerâs Guide to Spell Writing
A Brief Guide to Sigil Creation
A Beginnerâs Guide to Tarot
A Beginnerâs Guide to Runes
Elemental Based Craft//
Green Witchery: A Guide to Earth Magic
Sea Witchery: A Guide to Water Magic
Suncraft: A Guide to Fire Magic
Stormcraft: A Guide to Wind Magic and Weather Work
Winter Witchery: A Guide to Snow MagicÂ
Stellar Witchcraft: A Guide to Space Magic
Location Based Craft//
Kitchen Witchery:Â Magic for HomebodiesÂ
Urban Witchcraft: Magic for City Dwellers
Wastecraft:Â Magic for DesCert Dwellers
Swampcraft:Â Magic for Swamp Dwellers
Internal Based Craft//
Hedgecraft:  The Basics of Astral Work
Oracle: The Basics of Divination
Channeling: The Basics of Spirit Work
Intrinsic Magic: The Basics of Energy Work
Inner Darkness: The Basics of Shadow Work
Chaos Magic: The Witch on the Offense
Hobby Based Craft//
Creature Magic: A Guide to Working with Magical Creatures
Artistic Craft: Magic for Artists
Melodic Craft: Magic for Music Lovers
Pop Culture Witchcraft: Using Mainstream Media in Magic
The Craft, Identity and Health//
LGBTQA Witches: Tools and Spells for LGBTQA Practitioners
Magic and Neurodivergency: Metaphysical Tools for Neurodivergents
Period Magic: Blood Magic for Menstruating Witches
The Craft and Conservation//
Ways to Go Green!
Reducing Your Carbon Footprint and Carbon Offsetting Programs
Open Pantheons//
The Nordic Pantheon:
The Kemetic Pantheon
The Hellenic Pantheon
The Celtic Pantheon
Intro to Traditional Celtic Magical Practices (Pre-Wicca)
Intro to Traditional Norse Magical Practices (Pre-Wicca)
Cultural Appropriation//
Cultural Appropriation Masterpost: How to be culturally respectful
A Basic Guide to Open and Closed Religions and Cultures
Censing/Saining Instead of Smudging
Totems and Spirit Animals (And why non-natives cannot have them)
Dreamcatchers (and why you should Buy Native Instead)
Halloween Costumes, Redface and Mascots
Racist Slurs and Phrases to Stop Using
Other Useful Information//
Which Herb Should I Use? A Helpful Beginnerâs Quiz
Which Crystal Should I Use? A Helpful Beginnerâs Quiz
Crystals in Healing and Magic
Herbs in Healing and Magic
Herbalism: How to Do It Yourself!
Violetâs Witchy Tips
Viâs Witchy Book Rec List and Book Reviews
Violetâs Shop of Curiosities
Viâs Youtube Channel (Crystal and Stimmy Videos!)
Yule Masterpost (Kinda)
Really awfully organised masterpost made for a few pals
Crafts:
DIY Yule Goat
DIY Yule Ornaments
Yule Altar
Candied Oranges
Yule Altar Ideas
Herbal Sachet Gift
DIY Witchy Gifts
Dried Oranges
Pine Cone Gnome Ornament
Toadstool Ornament
Birdseed Ornament
Succulent Wreath
Winter Spice Bath Bomb
Witch Ball Ornaments
Pomander Magic
Recipes:
Faery Cakes
Vanilla Hot Chocolate
Winter Ingredients & Associations
Snow Pudding
Yule Log (Recipe)
Buttered Rum
Faery Tarts
Gingerbread Poppet
Celtic Yule Recipes
Mini Yule Log
Wassail
Spiced Winter Tea
Candied Citrus Peels
Yule Wine
Tradition and History:
Yule Info
Yule Celebrations
Ways to Celebrate Yule
Wassailing
Krampus
Yule Goat
Yule Goat #2
The Wild Hunt
Some Mythology
Yule Tree
Yule
Spells and Rituals:
Prayer to the Earth
Stove Top Potpourri for Yule
Mistletoe Spell
Winter Wish Jar
Winter Magic
Yule Charm
Yule Wish Bottle
Bless your Yule Tree
Yule Ritual
Misc:
Winter Solstice Tarot Spread
Properties of Holly
Yule Potpourri
Winter Solstice Oil
10 things any new witch should know
Metaphysical shops/ new age shops are way over priced. Convenient, but expensive. Check out Etsy, farmers markets, thrift stores and grocery stores first.
Garden sage works just as well as white sage.
Spells can take a day, a week or even months to show. Be patient and donât feel like you have to do the same spell again go get results.
Always, always protect yourself while doing any spell. Draw sigils on yourself or have a talisman of sorts on your person. Always.
If youâre using a spell book for your rituals, switch them up and make them personalized to your craft.
White or black candles can take the place of any colour candle. And rosemary can substitute for many herbs.
You can have certain books ( Wicca, pagan, occult, etc.) send to your local library for free.
You can cleanse your tools or crystals by moonlight and charge them by sunlight.
Always listen to your intuition.
Many âcommon weedsâ can be used for magical purposes ( mugwort, yarrow, dandelion, etc.)
