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@mountaineerwv-witch
Hey everybody. Im reblogging this cause tumblr is acting strange with me right now.
Yes that cat is mine, his name is Alaska. But the reason im posting is because im trying to expand my talent in Tarot reading. If anybody is interested please DM me!
Im not charging for readings but tips are certainly appreciated. DM me if you want a reading please!
Full Moons 2023
3rd Annual Witchcraft and Sorcery Convention, program book, Ken Krueger's Where House, Cahuenga, CA, 1973 (cover illustration by Bernie Zuber)
I’m sitting on the toilet.
THIS MAKES ME FUCKIN LOSE IT EVERY FUCKING TIME
is it fucking weird to anyone else to think that deer are like, everywhere
like, i tend to think of them as a north american animal, but
I like how they just avoid Mongolia
Mongolia has an anti-deer forcefield.
I like the rat map even better
What is Alberta doing
we are fucking constantly vigilant
Jesus fucking christ, Alberta
Hey! Albertan here. I thought rats were fictional until I was 9 years old. I have still never seen a rat in person.
Poisonous Herbs
I’ve seen quite a few post going around about potentially toxic or harmful herbs so I just wanted to make a list for me and other witches to use.
**I am not an expert so please before you use any herb/plant do your own research please!
Arnica; poisonous in large amounts which can cause serve gastroenteritis, fever, nausea, dizziness, abnormal pulse rate, diarrhea, skin reactions, and internal bleeding of the digestive tract.
Azalea; poisonous and causes nausea, vomiting, depression, difficulties breathing, coma, and it is rarely lethal.
Balm of Gilead; can cause skin irritation, serve stomach upset, and pregnant/breastfeeding woman should avoid.
Belladonna; very deadly poisonous causes blurred vision, staggering, loss of balance, dry mouth and throat, headache, rash, constipation, confusion, hallucination, and convulsions. Careful when handling because it can be adsorbed through skin.
Bleeding Heart; may be poisonous in large amounts which cause convulsion and other nervous symptoms.
Blue Flag; nausea, vomiting, irritation of the mouth, throat, digestive tract, skin, headaches, watery eyes.
Bryony; all parts of are poisonous and can cause death, lethal if consumed.
Buttercup; irritant juices may severely damage the digestive system.
Calamus; toxic in large dosages and causes hallucinations, nausea, and vomiting.
Calabar Bean; extremely toxic which can cause excessive sweating and saliva, reduced pupil size, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, irregular heartbeat, blood pressure changes, confusion, seizures, coma, muscle weakness, paralysis, serve breathing problems, and death.
Camphor; serve allergic reaction which include rashes, hives, itching, difficulties breathing, tightness in chest, swelling of the mouth, eyes, face, lips, or tongue.
Castor Oil Plant; poisonous and causes burning sensation in mouth and throat, abdominal pain, bloody diarrhea. In the next several days dehydration, drop in blood pressure, and decrease in urine. Unless treated death can be within 3-5 days.
Celandine; nausea, dizziness, fatigue, fever, and liver damage.
Christmas Rose; causes burning of the mouth, eyes, throat, oral ulceration, gastroenteritis, and vomiting blood.
Cowbane; poisonous and can attack the central nervous system which can induce seizures.
Daffodil; can cause nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, and can be but usually not fatal.
Daphne; poisonous, causes burns to the mouth and the digestive tract then followed by a coma. Can be fatal.
Dog’s Mercury; poisoning will appear in the next few hours which includes vomiting, pain, gastric and kidney inflammation, sometimes inflammation of the jaw and cheeks, and drowsiness.
Elderberry; poisonous and causes nausea and digestive upset.
Elephant Ear; all parts are poisonous and causes irritation of the mouth and tongue, can be fatal.
Ergot; can be fatal and can also cause nausea, vomiting, muscle pain or weakness, numbness, itching, vision problems, convulsion, confusion, spams, and unconsciousness.
Gelsemium; extremely poisonous even in small amounts very toxic and can cause headaches, vision problems, difficulties swallowing, dizziness, muscle problems, seizures, breathing problems, and slowing of the heart.
Golden Chain; serve poisoning which causes excitement, staggering, convulsions, and coma. This can be lethal.
Foxglove; large amounts can cause irregular heartbeat, digest upset, mental confusion, and can be fatal.
Hellebore; likely unsafe if ingested or applied to skin which can cause irritation of the mouth and throat lining and also slow down the heartbeat. Large dosages cause vomiting, diarrhea, difficulties swallowing, nerve problems, blindness, convulsions, paralysis, difficulties breathing and death.
Hemlock; stomach pains, vomiting, and progressive paralysis of the central nervous system.
Henbane; cause dilated pupils, hallucinations, increased heart rate, convulsions, vomiting, hypertension, and ataxia.
Holly; berries can be deadly and the leaves can cause nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, stomach and intestinal problems.
Honeysuckle; can cause allergic reactions which include rashes.
Horse balm; gastrointestinal irritation, nausea, dizziness, and painful urination.
Hyacinth; nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and can be fatal.
Ilex; serve allergic reactions which include rash, hives, itching, difficulties breathing, redness, burning, swelling of the mouth, eyes, face, lips, or tongue.
Iris; serve digest upset.
Ivy; poisonous, causes stomach pains, labored breathing, and possible coma.
Jewelweed; dangerous when consumed in large amounts.
Jerusalem Cherry; nausea and vomiting and occasionally fatal especially to children
Jimsonweed; do not inhale or consume, can cause many toxic effects like dry mouth, extreme thirst, vision problem, nausea, vomiting, constipation, fast heart rate, hallucinations, high temperatures, seizures, confusion, loss of conciseness, breathing problems, and death.
Laburnum; intense sleepiness, vomiting, excitement, staggering, convulsive movements, frothing at the mouth, unequally dilated pupils, coma and death.
Larkspur; digestive upset, nervous excitement, depression, and can be fatal.
Laurel; poisoning produces anorexia, profuse salivation, depression, uncoordination, vomiting, watering of the eyes, difficulties breathing, weakness, cardiac distress, convulsion, coma, and eventually death.
Lily of the Valley; irregular heartbeat and pulse accompanied by digest upset and mental confusion.
Lobelia; potentially toxic which can cause vomiting, it also can interfere with medication.
Jack-In-The-Pulpit; produces allergic reactions and causes skin, mouth, throat irritation, swelling, burning, difficulties breathing, and stomach upset.
Kava Kava; can cause liver problems, nausea, rapid heartbeat, vomiting, drowsiness, numbness around mouth, hallucinations, kidney effects, shortness of breath, and disorientation.
Mandrake; poisonous which can cause blurred vision, dryness of the mouth, difficulties urinating, headaches, vomiting, rapid heart rate, and hallucinations.
Mayapple; diarrhea and serve digestive upset.
Mistletoe; poisonous and causes gastrointestinal discomfort, diarrhea, weak/slow pulse, seizures, and it is rarely lethal to humans.
Morning Glory; toxic and causes diarrhea, gastrointestinal upset, disorientation, ataxia, anorexia, and hallucinations.
Mugwort; use in a well ventilated area and with the right dosage, too much can be lethal.
Nightshade; fatal and intense digestive disturbance and nervous symptoms.
Oak; poisonous in large amounts and gradually affects the kidneys.
Oleander; extremely poisonous can cause heart effects, serve digest upset and even death.
Pennyroyal; can cause serve liver and kidney damage and also stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, burning of the throat, fever, confusion, restlessness, dizziness, high blood pressure, abortions, and brain damage.
Periwinkle; contains poisonous chemicals and should no be ingested can cause nausea, vomiting, hearing loss, hair loss, dizziness, bleeding, nerve problems, seizures, liver damage, low blood sugar, and even death.
Pleurisy Root; can cause serve heart problems, nausea, vomiting, and skin rashes.
Poinsettia; skin rashes, serve eye irritation, and irritation or burns to the mouth, throat, stomach, and intestinal lining.
Pokeweed; all parts are poisonous and when handling use gloves because some chemicals can pass through skin and affect the blood and it also causes nausea, vomiting, cramping, stomach pain, diarrhea, low blood pressure, difficulty controlling urine, and thirst.
Rhubarb; fatal and large amounts can cause convulsions, coma, and a rapid death.
Snakeroot; can be fatal, cause nausea and vomiting.
Spurge; unsafe and has chemicals that cause cancer, other effects include nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, burning of the mouth, dilated pupils, dizziness, painful bowel movements, near unconsciousness, irregular heartbeat, rashes, reddening, itching, burning, and blisters.
St John’s Wort; can be poisonous and cause fatigue, dizziness, confusion, and dry mouth.
Skullcap; pregnant women should not use it can cause a miscarriage
Thorn Apple; abnormal thirst, distorted sight, delirium, incoherence and can be fatal.
Uva Ursi; can cause skin discoloration, headaches, tinnitus, dizziness, muscle twitching, tremors, convulsion, seizures, nausea, vomiting, irritation to the skin and eyes.
Wahoo; poisonous and potentially deadly, symptoms include serve upset stomach, bloody diarrhea, fever, shortness of breath, unconsciousness, spams and coma.
Wisteria; mild to serve digestive upset, many children have been poisoned by this plant.
Wolfsbane; also know as Aconite, disables nerves, lowers blood pressure, and can stop the heart. Avoid skin contact.
Wormwood; can cause diarrhea, vomiting, nausea, insomnia, restlessness, vertigo, and seizures.
Yellow Jasmine; poisonous and cause nausea and vomiting.
Yew; fatal, death is usually sudden without any warning symptoms.
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This is EXACTLY why I recommend practical herbology studies alongside magical learning.
I’d like to add that it’s important to know which part of the plant is poisonous/toxic and for which applications (i.e. is it harmful to eat, to put on skin, etc.) The fruits of elderberries (Sambucus nigra/Sambucus canadensis) are not poisonous (they are a widely used medicinal and edible); however, the rest of the elderberry plant (leaves, stems, roots and unripe fruits) may be toxic to consume. It’s also really helpful to include species names because common names can change with region and some plants can have the same or similar common names. For example, poison hemlock (Conium maculatum) is a super toxic plant in the carrot family (Apiaceae) that looks similar to queen anne’s lace (Daucus carota). Eastern Hemlock (Tsuga canadensis) is a conifer native to parts of North America and is an entirely different plant.
Latin names for your spell book!
im studying latin and i thought it would be cool to use a latin name for my spell book!!! here are some translations~
book of magic: liber venefica / liber magiae book of the art of magic: liber ars magica book of shadows: liber umbrarum book of spells: liber incantamentus book of secrets: liber secretorum book of spirits: liber spiritus witch book: liber maleficus
Wheel of the Year
Kitchen Witchcraft Masterpost
Spells
‘I am Fresh and Flavorful’ - sigil
Charmain’s Self Love Mug - mug, sink, rose petals, salt, crystals,
Kitchen Charm Magnet for Fresher Food Longer - small jar, magnet, oil, herbs,
Rotten Apple Banishing - apple, mint, burying
Protection Powder - powdered eggshells or cascarilla, herbs
Abitwitchy’s Bath Bag - herbs, coffee filter, salt
Kitchen Cabnet Abundance Jar - jar, salt, alfalfa, coins
Recipe Spells
Pumpkin Pie Happiness Spell - baking, incantation, vegetarian
Baby Kitchen Witch Tip -water bottle, herbs fruit
Peace Spell - room or food sweetener
Feel Better Charmed Soup - bay leaf sigils, stove top, gluten free
Family Good Health Soup - Stove top, (with the right stock, vegan, vegetarian, gluten free)
Edible Wealth Spell - baking, cake mix
3 Spring Witchy Recipes- herbs, flowers,
Give Me Sunshine Potion for Happiness - milk, vanilla, herbs
Recipes (not spells per say)
Apathy Apple Tart - baking, vegetarian,
Preserve Fresh Herbs - herbs, olive oil
Reference
Ethics of Enchantment of Food and Drink
Infusing and Charging your Drink - suggestion from the gang<3, discrete, tip
Mini Herb Packets - Straw, herbs, pliers, candle, marker, idea/tip
Fruit and Vegetables - correspondence
Cinnamon Stick Runes - runes, idea/tip
Cough Syrup - list of ingredients
Cucumbers- witchy and not witchy uses
Magical Uses for Kitchen Tools - correspondence
Weekday Correspondence for Cooking Meals - based on english etymology, Norse gods, Correspondence
Storage tip - tic tac cases
Magic Pies - correspondence
How to Care for your Wooden Utensils - good info
ABCs of a Kitchen Witch ideas/tips
Grocery Store Alternatives for Magical Ingredients - herbs
Basic Ideas For Kitchen Witchery - correspondences
Tools For the Kitchen Witch - tools, ideas
Lemon Juice For Invisible Sigils - sigils, discrete, tip
Honey for sigils - honey, drinks, tip, discrete
How to Clone Herbs - plants
Ethics of Enchantment of Food and Drink
Star of Holy Fire
When worn, the Star bring protection – Holy Fire tearing at any who dare work on you: the malefica. It can also be used as a seal in works of protection and punishment of those who would seek you harm. Best when paired with fire.
Some sigils for plants~
If I were to make a curse sigil and put blood (from like a finger prick) on it would that make it stronger or would it potentially do something else or nothing at all
I find that blood is a powerful charger when it comes to sigils, and, well, magic in general. Whether or not it is more powerful, who can say, but it does hold a lot of energy to allow the sigil to work.
There are some people that would hesitate to use blood in regards to curses, because it is a taglock; the concern is that instead of using the blood just to charge, it would link the curse to you and redirect it back to you instead of going out to your target.
I myself don’t feel that way - intent is as important, if not really the most important thing, as anything else in your magic. So how you are intending to use the blood is the kicker - if you are using it as an energy source or a taglock to bind something to you. Obviously, for a curse sigil, you wouldn’t want the latter. :p
Have some links on blood magic:
[B is for Blood]
[Beginners Blood Magick Do’s & Don’ts]
[Blood Magic]
[Blood Magic and Paradigms]
[Blood Magic- Intermediate Stuff]
[Blood Magic 101]
[Blood Magic vs Self Harm]
[Blood Power]
[Ethics & Safety in Blood Craft]
[How Can I Use Period Blood] (an ask)
[PSA to Blood Witches]
[Safely Storing Menstrual Blood] (an ask)
[Witchcraft for Beginners: What You Should Know about Blood Magic] *
* = external links / resources
I hope that helps you!
Essential oils and their uses within certain spells
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]
🌛🌕Full Moons of the Year🌕🌜
the full moons of the year have a variety of names and were originally used to track the seasons and year, often used by farmers for planting/harvesting reference. each full moon may have various different names, the names used are the most common ones currently.
🐺 WOLF MOON - full moon of january. influences spells that strengthen and renew you, self care, prosperity and healing spells, as well as spirit work.
❄️️ SNOW MOON - full moon of february. influences family related magic, domestic magic, spells that benefit others, and psychic abilities
🐛 WORM MOON - full moon of march. influences preparation, planning, and time-intensive rituals, prosperity and healing magic, and tech witchcraft
🌸 PINK MOON - full moon of april. influences spells that encourage growth, green witchcraft, potential, new beginnings, and working on relationships.
💐 FLOWER MOON - full moon of may. influences commitments, strengthend foundations, green/herbal witchcraft, spirituality and working with spirits.
🍓 STRAWBERRY MOON - full moon of june. influences love spells, friendship spells, magic that instigates changes and introspection, and travel magic.
🌩️ THUNDER MOON - full moon of july. influences grounding and cleansing, magic that works with higher powers, and storm/rain witchcraft.
🐟 STURGEON MOON - full moon of august. influences magic that gives back to others, magic that deals with emotionality, sea, river, and water witchcraft.
🍎 HARVEST MOON - full moon of september. influences kitchen witchcraft completion, harvesting collecting debts, some interpret to be cursing.
🏹 HUNTER’S MOON - full moon of october. influences money, home, and protection spells, the search for guides and spirit work, astral traveling.
🐀 BEAVER MOON - full moon of november. influences home and hearth, and preparation for the winter, cosmic/celestial witchcraft, astrology, revealings
❄️️ COLD MOON - full moon of december. influences protection spells, self care spells, renewal and prosperity spells, ending and casting curses.
🌛 BLUE MOON - happens usually 1-2 times a year. it is the second full moon in one month because the 12 full moons do not divide evenly over the year, the month it happens in changes. for magic that encourages wisdom, healing, logic, and studying,
Gem and crystal uses, part two. [Part one] [Part three] [Crystal care]
