My Witchy House

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The Language Of Flowers

Acacia: Hidden love, beauty in withdrawal

Amaryllis: Pride, a hard won success

Anemone: Vanishing hopes

Bells of Ireland: Wish for good luck

Carnation: Fascination, love and distinction

Daffodil (Narcissus): Honesty and truth

Dahlia flower: Warnings and change

Daisy: Innocence, loyal love and purity

Delphinium: Open heart, ardent attachement

Gardenia: Symbol of secret love

Gladiolus: Remembrance, faithfulness and sincerity

Hyacinth: I'm sorry, please forgive me.

Iris: Eloquence

Lily (general) : Purity of the heart and refined beauty

Lily of the valley: Return of happiness

Marigold: Passion and creativity

Orchid: Beauty, refinement and love

Peony: Happy marriage

Lavender: Love at first sight

Red rose: Love, respect, courage and passion

White rose: Purity, secrecy, silence, innocence and charm

Sunflower: Good luck and ambition

Tulip: Irresistible love

Violet: Faithfulness, modesty and delicate love

Zinnia: Lasting affection, daily remembrance and good memories

[oliviamobbs]

[artofmaquenda]

One day an artbook ;^;

[themanicnami]

Crystals for Artsy Witches

Here is a list of crystals that could be useful to artistic witches.

Agate: inspiration, awaken talents and improve them

Alexandrite: creativity, imagination

Amazonite: creativity, intuition

Amethyst: creativity, intuition, perception, insight

Apatite: insight, creativity

Aqua Aura Quartz: motivation, making progress in goals

Aventurine: creativity, imagination, motivation

Beryl: creativity, helps relieves the feeling of tiredness (always good for artists)

Bixbite: creativity

Carnelian: creativity, precision

Cavansite: inspiration

Charoite: inspiration

Chlorite: inspiration

Chrysoberyl: creativity

Citrine: intuition, creativity, clarity

Coral: creativity, visualization

Dolomite: concentration, focus

Emerald: focus

Fire Agate: creativity, expression

Fire Opal: creativity

Garnet: mental rejuvenation, motivation

Girasol: visualization, imagination, creativity

Goshenite: creativity, originality

Hematite: focus

Howlite: expression, creativity

Kyanite: visualization

Magnesite: visualization, unconscious thoughts realized

Mookaite Jasper: expression, versatility

Mother of Pearl: imagination, intuition, mental clarity, adaptability

Opal: creativity, inspiration, spontaneity

Pearl: focus

Rainforest Jasper: variety, progress, creativity

Sapphire: creativity, expression, mental clarity, intuition

Sardonyx: creativity, mental clarity

Siberian Gold Quartz: inspiration, motivation

Tangerine (dyed) Quartz: motivation

Tanzan Aura: intuition, inner vision

Tiger’s Eye: motivation, focus, concentration, mental clarity

Tiger Iron: artistic skills, creativity, motivation

Topaz: creativity, individuality, expression

Ulexite: creativity, inspiration, imagination

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[snootyfoxfashion]

Witchcraft Books from GirlLoveLuna

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BNHA Tarot Major Arcana

[sailor-slaying]

I can shine like the sun ☀️ , but can phase like the moon 🌙

[choualaclem]

I’m really into stars and space since a few months… (If you’re interested you can follow me on my Instagram, I post -a little bit- more regularly than here :)  )

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The Meaning of the 7 Chakras

Sometimes you need to -pause- and meditate on your spiritual condition. Which of your chakras are out of balance? Ponder them one by one.

One way to remember the importance of all of the chakras is to hang a Chakra Dreamcatcher (at your desk or in the room you spend the most time) as a simple little reminder.

Get one here → https://latestaesthetics.com/products/chakra-dreamcatcher-wall-hanging

[lulukenn]

K but this is actually super wholesome. I just said all those I statements out loud and it’s super centering.

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Try it.

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I need this 😩

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Super wholesome

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How to color eggs with onion shells.

This must be the most beautiful DIY tutorial I have ever seen. And it so happens to be in style of this weekend. Found on Ulicam, a very nice blog by Ulrika Kestere, photographer and illustrator. For the whole tutorial and lot’s of inspiration, click here.

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😍😍😍

[quotidianheroics]

When the fork is Easter??

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Add primitive tools into your witchy practice

This is something I’m wanting to do when I get settled into my new place. However I want to share the info I’ve gathered for those who want to use more earth into there witchcraft and grimoire. To feel more connected to the goddess Gaia or just the energy of nature and so forth. 

Natural paint

This is also called Ochre. It’s a rock that you can use for painting. From what I found you can find these near water banks mainly but I’m sure you can find some when hiking without being close to water.  You’ll also need a marble motor and pestle because your going to break up and grind the rocks into a powder almost. 

Afterwards you’ll put it into a glass of water and let it sit until the particles are mostly all on the bottom. Then you’ll want to empty it but not the particles that are on the bottom. Let it dry and harden and place into a container (in my opinion it looks like minieral foundation)  I also heard you can add some dragons blood resin to make it more pigmented. To make a binder for it you can use milk, egg yolk or oil.

You can also use flowers as a natural paint. You’ll need to soak the flower petals in water overnight, pour into a bot and heat until boiling then turn the heat down to simmer it for 40 minutes. Once you see the water having color take a tsp of alaun. Then pour the liquid of them into a jar (without petals). Place the jar into a a pot for a water bath. You’ll then want to add silica powder as this will give you the amount of pigment powder you want of the color.  Please know that his process will take about 4 weeks until the water evaporates and the pigment powder turns into clumps of pebbles or starts to look muddy.

Ink pens

You can easily make a point from a stick and simply dip it into ink and use it to write with like a caligraphy pen.

You can also make ink from walnuts and mushrooms.

Clay

With clay you can get it from close banks of water or just go out and get some dirt. You’ll have to pour water into it and stir it up before pouring it slowly into a different container. Let it sit for 20 minutes and then pour it into another container but this time with a strainer. Afterwards you then have to let it settle to the bottom. Once it settled to the bottom that’s your clay! Just empty the rest of the water out slowly using a cheese cloth or a pillow case to pour into so that the clay can be saved and let it drain a little from the pillow case so it’s not soaking wet.

Charcoal

A lot of people use willow to make charcoal sticks. But you can experiment with different types. However do know that you’ll need to remove the bark from it.

Stamps

You can buy or look around for small yet thick cilinder sticks/stumps of wood and use different items to hammer into it to make designs to use for stamping.

[the-awkward-turt]

There are more species of ladybug than mammals. There are more species of weevil than fish. The average animal is a beetle.

Show me an “animal-lover” who hates insects and I’ll show you a hypocrite.

[mooncustafer]

There’s a saying that goes something like “If you attempt to understand God through His creation, you will soon be forced to conclude He has an inordinate fondness for beetles.”

[ink-the-shitposter]

“the average animal is a beetle” is so profound it opened my fourth eye WOW

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Fleetwood Mac is the moon energy to ABBA’s sun energy.

[williamblakesapprentice]

Like the amount of sense that this makes and the depth of it are too powerful and cryptic. The fact that this wisdom can exist in such a stable form….it astounds me.

[honeyalchemist]

A Whopping List of 160 Grimoire Prompts and Ideas

Alrighty, everybody, I’ve been working all day trying to compile this list together and it came out to be a staggering 160 prompts and ideas for your grimoire! Some of these are pretty vague and others are quite specific, but this is only to help you guys more with filling up your grimoires! So buckle up and get ready to go! 

(Btw since this post is SOOOO long it’ll be hidden :’) )

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