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Don't wake me cause I'm dreamin' of angels on the moon. {Leo sun, Sco moon, Ari asc}

[orriculum]

a little rose vial I use for divination ♡

[thecolorsfucked]

leak that recipe/instructions!!!!

[orriculum]

Ahh of course!!

It’s a bottle filled with full moon water for pensiveness, and a couple different sized/colored rosebuds. I added a little petal luster dust to make it pretty, but basically you turn it/shake it like a magic 8 ball while you consider your question, and then the positioning of the objects and their proximity to one another, you read similar to runes with the meanings you assign to each object inside.

But a lot of the time it’s just fun to turn over and meditate with ♡

[weavemama]

This is true. The director of Jeepers Creepers 3, Victor Salva, is a convicted child molester. He sexually assaulted a child while on the set of a movie he directed back in the 90s. He filmed the assault and was also charged with possession of child pornography. Don’t support this movie or give it a cent of your money. It’s already hard enough for sexual assault victims to come out with what happened, especially if their abuser has a lot of power and money. Don’t add on to the trend of forgiving celebrity rapists. STOP GIVING THESE MEN FREE PASSES. 

[conf3ttif4lling-deactivated2017]

We gotta stop letting this shit slide, people!

[halloweenrice]

Reminder that you can appreciate the art while not liking the artist. Dave Mustaine of Megadeth fame was a homophobic, racist nutjob but people (including me) still love his music.

Also I’m pretty sure watching his movies won’t mean you support or condone what he did.

[weavemama]

But it is supporting him. You’re giving him your money, what your hard earned money. Supporting doesn’t always mean you straight up praise the person, financial support is still considered support.

[orriculum]

you know how you talk with your familiar ;p

first time drawing a deer 🌿

[dumbbbunnnyy-deactivated2021021]

this is awesome

[catsbeaversandducks]

[sindri42]

High quality content.

[tiddiebaby-deactivated20210816]

black cats giving me high quality bleps is a big mood

[spacedlexi]

if anyone would like to learn a couple tricks for carving pumpkins:

- dont cut out the top to scoop out the seeds, cut out the bottom instead. this way the pumpkin doesnt cave in on itself and lasts longer - sprinkle some cinnamon inside at the top after carving. this way when you put the candle in it smells like pumpkin pie

[topsiders-tanlines]

this is the quality content I wanna see on my dash

[spider-hands-mannos-deactivated]

- rub the i sides with lemon after you’re done scooping. This will also help preserve the pumpkin

[dashaibo]

It’s fucking June, at least wait until the fourth of July, you animal.

[frowningfox]

I’m sorry, I can’t hear you over the sound of me disemboweling this pumpkin.

[thewalnutwitch]

Witchy sister in the making?

I dragged my sister into a crystal store today and while I was in my absolute element busying about collecting the crystals I wanted. I didn’t notice her sneak off and buy some! Then when we got home she showed them to me and asked me to teach her about these individual crystals. she then asked about cleansing and charging and what it was, and how to do it. so I put together a little beginners handbook for her with information and the details of her crystals!

She was very excited and that made me excited! That this could develop into her wanting to know more about things that can link into witchcraft! My mum and I could have a baby witchling on our hands soon!!

[unabashedlyhauntednight]

📓Some Grimoire ideas📓

🌿Basic concepts (Banish, bind, cleanse, ground, etc) 🌿The correspondences of herbs 🌿The correspondences of crystals 🌿The Wheel of the year (if you choose to follow it) 🌿The Moon’s phases 🌿Some constellations 🌿Tea! (What each tea is good for) 🌿Mythologies you’re interested in 🌿Candle Magic 🌿Color correspondences 🌿Soap magic 🌿Essential oils 🌿Write down your dreams 🌿Stargazing events of that year 🌿Info about spirits 🌿Moon water 🌿Sun water 🌿Chakras 🌿The elements 🌿Basic divination 🌿The goals of your path 🌿Your belief system 🌿Your daily rituals

[discountprophet]

I wish that I was Nessie’s girl I wish that I was Nessie’s girl

Where can I find a cryptid like that

[beccaboxes]

Loch Ness?

[paganpeach-blog]

What do your signs stand for?

Sun sign: Basic you

Moon sign: Inner you

Rising sign: Public you

Venus sign: You in relationships

Mars sign: Your passion

Mercury: Your communication (and planning)

Saturn: Your limitations

Jupiter: Your luck

Neptune: Your spirit (deeper self)

Uranus: How you Change

Pluto: Your power

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•º Masterpost List of Faeries (and related Magical Beings) from POC ‘Mythologies’ º•

~. requested by popular demand .~

Representation matters. 

It is so important for people of color to see ourselves in real life, and in the art and media we consume. We have been conditioned to Eurocentric, whitewashed versions of our cultural stories. We have stories and tales that are filled with magic and meaning, lessons and life. They are a reflection. 

We forget that we are as old as the moon and our voices as radiant as the sun. 

Here is a personal list of Faeries (and related magical beings) from various POC Mythologies. This list is in alphabetical order. Additionally, it is in order by continent. The countries and ethnic groups included in many of the definitions are there for preciseness. I tried to make this list as inclusive and correct as possible from my folkloristic research. ♥

My greatest wish is that you may find this information useful and inspiring. *:･✧

Asia

Arathaso (Burmese): they are malevolent tree-dwelling spirits.

Bela (Indonesian): a tree nymph or dryad.

Diwata (Filipino): a faery.

Duwende (Filipino): a dwarf.

Eingsaung nat (Burmese): a benevolent house faery, much like a brownie.

Gnan (Tibetan): malevolent water and tree-dwelling beings that can bring illness.

Hantu Rinaba (Malaysian): a spirit that dwells within the deep forests of Malaysia.

Jalpari (Indian): a malevolent siren that lured men who rejected her wiles.

Jinn (Saudi Arabian): also known as Genie (Jinnee) they are faery-like beings born of fire. According to the lore, Jinn were created 2,000 years before God created Adam from the Earth. Evil jinn are revolting in appearance, but the good Jinn are very beautiful. They are also natural shapeshifters.

Kapre (Filipino): a tree nymph.

Khidi (Saudi Arabian): a benevolent water nymph.

Mambang Tuli Harus (Malaysian): a sea-dwelling spirit that has the ability to control currents.

Mbon (Malaysian): a Malaysian sylph.

Nat (Burmese) - a supernatural being, they can be faeries or village guardians. Some are benevolent or malevolent, but they all need offerings to appease them.

Niidono (Japanese): a sea siren.

Ningyo (Japanese): mermaids with a more fish-like body.

Nuno sa Punso (Filipino): a goblin.

Pampahilep (Indonesian): tree-dwelling spirit from the Dayak people’s mythos. The Pampahilep are able shapeshift into humans.

Peri (Persian): a faery. A peri’s evil counterpart is called a Deev.

Pulang Gana (Indonesian/Malaysian): an earth spirit from the mythos of Iban people of Borneo.

Rafusen (Japanese): a faery who adds the fragrance to plum blossom trees.

Raja Jinn Peri (Malaysian): he is considered “The King of Faeries” in Malay mythology, as well as Indonesian and Singaporean mythos.

Sa-bdag (Tibetan): fresh water nymphs.

Suvarnamacha (Thai): a sea goddess that typically appears as a mermaid.

Tennin (Japanese): they are considered to be angels or faeries in Japanese Buddhist mythology. Tennin live on mountain tops and those who wish to meet one must climb. 

Trikurat (Burmese): a forest nymph.

Ts'ao (Chinese): a A water-dwelling spirit.

Yosei (Japanese): faeries that are commonly seen as cranes or swans; Japanese swan maidens.

Africa

Abantubomlambo (South African): they are benevolent mermaids from Xhosa mythos that live in the Transkei River. They teach medicine underwater to volunteers.

Abatawa (South African): extremely small faeries of Zulu mythology. They are so small that they can walk underneath grass and reside in ant hills. They are sometimes depicted as ants.

Azizan (Beninese): benevolent forest-dwelling spirits.

Balubaale (Ugandan): they are nature spirits from Baganda/Bantu mythos.

Dache (Ethiopian): tree-dwelling spirits.

Egbere (Nigerian): in Yoruba mythology, they are small beings that live in forests.

Eqqo (Ethiopian): they are river nymphs that have psychic abilities when possessing a human body.

Harun (Moroccan): a water dwelling spirit than can shapeshift into a snake.

Huntin (South African) A tree nymph from Xhosa mythos.

Ibissa Shayto (Ethiopian): a salamander (fire spirit) from Ethiopian mythos.

Ijimere (Nigerian): forest-dwelling spirits.

Kollo (Ethiopian): shapeshifting faeries that sometimes appear as horned birds. They live in mountains, trees and freshwater springs. 

Mbolom (Cameroonian): mountain-dwelling spirits; neither benevolent or malevolent.

Mingehe (Congolese): forest nymph spirits from Lele mythology.

Mmoatia (Ghanian): forest-dwelling dwarves that practice magic in Asanti mythology.

Tingoi (Sierra Leonean): benevolent faeries of the Mender that can shapeshift into beautiful women. 

Yumboes (Senegalese): very short, white colored faeries of Wolof mythology.

Zin (Malian/Senegalese): a water nymph from [ancient] Songhai mythology.

Australia (and Oceania)

Ati (Polynesian): Ati is a Maori chief who according to lore caught a beautiful water faery in a fishing net and married her.

Kilyakai (New Guinean): malevolent forest-dwelling spirits.

Matabiri (New Guinean): a malevolent swamp nymph.

Matagaigai (New Guinean) a tree-spirit with deathly powers if touched when ill.

Narbrooi (New Guinean): woodland spirits that have soul-reaping abilities. 

Paiarehe (Polynesian): Maori faery/faeries also known as Patupaiarehe.

Ponaturi (Polynesian): malevolent goblins that live near the seashore. They are also called sea faeries in Maori lore.

Tangotango (Polynesia): a celestial faery that comes from a race of beings from Heaven, somewhat like angels, in Maori mythos.

Te Kanawa (Polynesian): Te Kanawa is a Maori hunter who allegedly saw faeries in a sacred forest. 

Toniwha (Polynesian): fresh water spirits that are respected as ancestral spirits. Not to be confused with Taniwha which are water demons.

North America

Elves of Light Fairies (Canadian– Algonquin, First Nations): benevolent faeries from Algonquin lore.

Ka'cak (Canadian– Inuit, Aboriginal): A sea siren that feasts on drowned bodies.

Nantena (American– Athabaskan, First Nations): Alaskan faeries from Athabaskan mythology.

Pukwudjie (Canadian– Algonquin, First Nations): a faery or nature spirit. 

The Little People of the Passamaquoddy Indians (Canadian– Passamaquoddy, Native American): these faeries are called the Nagumwasuck and the Mekumwasuck. Allegedly very short and very ugly in appearance. The Nagumwasuck are more benevolent and interact with humans. The Mekumwasuck are more solitary and live in the woods.

Thonenli` (American– Navajo [Dine]– Native American): a rain spirit of the Yei.

Tunkan (American – Dakota, Native American): an earth spirit.

South America

Apuku (Surinamese): they are forest spirits bonded by the Guarana fruit native to South America.

Avure-cunha (Brazilian): very small forest faeries.

Boraro (Colombian/Brazilian): forest-dwelling spirits of the Tucano Indians mythos.

Ki-apod (Brazilian): benevolent, celestial spirits of the Tupari People’s mythos.

Saci-perere (Brazilian): they are very benevolent forest spirits; sometimes called “The Little People”.  saci-pereré is a trickster spirit. described as a one-legged black child with a smoking pipe and a red cap who indulges in playing tricks, hiding possessions, and spoiling food. (thank you! @tiger-of-bones)

Zakiqoxol (Guatemalan): a fire spirit.

[will-o-the-witch]

Ways to Celebrate Pretty Much Every Pagan Holiday

(And most of these work no matter how discreet you have to be!)

Food- No holiday is complete without a feast! Have a potluck, try a new recipe in the kitchen, or just contemplate your usual dinner and be thankful that you have food. Lots of sabbats have popular recipes or ingredients that you could try making, or incorporate those types of foods into your meals.

Spend Time Outdoors- Have a picnic, go on a walk, or just sit on a chair and observe nature for a little while. Feel the air and observe how the seasons have changed.

Pay it Forward- Celebrate family, do something nice for your friends, or volunteer in your community.  Go out and help people. ‘Tis the season!

Clean and Cleanse- A lot of holidays focus on some type of new beginnings. Clean your space and cleanse yourself of any residual energies you may be holding onto. Getting everything tidy and organized is a great way to give yourself a foundation for the coming year, no matter when that year begins!

Self Reflect- Think about where you were 365 days ago. How much you’ve grown, what you’ve gained and lost, what lessons you have been taught. What are your goals for the future? What is your next step?

Regular Worship- If you have any deities that you regularly interact with, consider giving them an offering and thanking them for just being a part of your life.

[themori-witch]

Liminality & Liminal Spaces

It’s been quite a while since my last original post, and I profusely apologise for my absence.

What is liminality?

The word “liminal’ comes from a Latin word “līmen”, meaning “a threshold” and its Oxford Dictionary definition is:

Relating to a transitional or initial stage of a process.

Occupying a position at, or on both sides of, a boundary or threshold.

[Source]

That is a brief etymological explanation of liminal/liminality, but,… what

is it? What is it in relation to witches and witchcraft?

Keep reading

[themanicnami]

Random Witchy Story Time

A few years ago I was at a museum that had some old grimoires and alchemy books on display and translations to the pages posted by them. My favorite grimoire page was a spell for rain where the person would go outside with a bucket of water and pour it onto the ground, then proceed to pretty much yell at the clouds about ‘see its not hard!’. To date that is my favorite rain spell I have ever seen.

[brutereason]

I imagine you asking, “what’s worse than an f-bomb in the presence of a two year old?” I’m glad you asked. Here are just a few “toddler friendly” examples: “Boys don’t wear make up.” “Don’t cry. You’re just being silly.” “Wouldn’t you rather play with a truck than that doll?” “You can’t wear pink.” Here’s the deal. Saying “poop” when I drop something or “fudge” when I suddenly realize I’m late for a meeting I forgot about might offend some people because those kinds of words have been deemed inappropriate. But, no one is going to get hurt. On the other hand, telling my son that he should ignore his feelings or avoid otherwise harmless activities could hurt him. To his core.

Watch Your Mouth Around My Kid | Kansas City Moms Blog

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EXACTLY FUCKING THIS

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Gods yes.

(via violent-darts)

[songsparrowwitch]

🌟Inconspicuous Witchy Items🌟

This is a list of inconspicuous witchy items that you can keep at home or with you and not draw unwanted attention or letting people know your practice.

🌟 Candles and incense! Candles and incense are great inconspicuous tools for magic, especially birthday candles. Most people wouldn’t suspect you of being a witch if they saw a candle or some incense lying about! Plus, they’re great tools for cleansing and empowering spells! 🌟 Oil diffusers and essential oils! Oil diffusers and essential oils are amazing as well and it won’t out you as a witch. Oil diffusers are great to disperse oil about the room to cleanse it and essential oils can be used in all kinds of magic! 🌟 Salts and herbs! As long as these items stay in the kitchen, no eyebrows will be raised. They’re great for all sorts of spells and amazing with some kitchen magic! Just remember to bring them back to the kitchen and not use all of it if you move these around! 🌟 Teas! If you can’t find the right herbs, you can use tea packets! A lot of teas have a good mix of herbs that may not be on a spice rack in your kitchen. Plus, you can use tea for kitchen magic and the steam from it can cleanse an area. You can also use it in the bath! Best of all, no one will suspect you of being a witch if you have tea in your kitchen cupboard! 🌟 Ziploc bags! Jars can raise some eyebrows, actually, so the safest bet is Ziploc baggies! Plus, they’re easier to move around with no need to be afraid to make noise and they can hold all your herbs, powders, oils, and such. Just make sure to keep them somewhere hidden and don’t poke a hole! It’d be awful to have to clean up a mess or to have someone find your baggie full of herbs. 🌟 Dowels and string! If you’re a crafty witch, this one is perfect for you! You can keep these anywhere you want without causing suspicion. You can use dowels as wands and you can use string or a dowel to cast a circle! 🌟 A deck of cards and a necklace or lanyard! If you want to do some divining, but a pendulum or tarot deck would out you, you can use a deck of playing cards and a necklace or lanyard instead! You can use the playing cards as you would use a tarot deck and you can use a necklace or lanyard as a pendulum! None of these items would cause people to think twice about what you’re doing. 🌟 Bottled water! Any type of bottled water would work, and seeing it around your room would never draw suspicion! You can leave the bottled water under the moonlight to charge in a windowsill for an hour or two and have moon water or you can use it to represent the element of water. There’s so many things you can do with water and a bottle of water wouldn’t drum up suspicion!

[lurosebud]

herb masterpost

master post of herbs <3 if anyone has any new herbs that they’d like me to add, comment / repost and i’ll add suggestions!

acacia : protection, psychic powers, money and love spells adam & eve roots : love, happiness adders tongue : healing african violet : spirituality, protection agaric : fertility agrimony : protection, sleep ague root : protection alfalfa : prosperity, anti-hunger, money alkanet : purification, prosperity allspice : money, luck, healing almond : money, prosperity, wisdom aloe : protection, luck aloes, wood : love, spirituality althea : protection, psychic powers alyssum : protection, moderating anger amaranth : healing heartbreak, protection, invisibility, anemone : health, protection, healing angelica : exorcism, protection, healing, visions anise : protection, purification, youth apple : love, healing, garden magic, immortality apricot : love arabic gum : spirituality, purify negativity and evil arbutus : exorcism, protection asafoetida : exorcism, purification, protection ash : protection, prosperity, sea rituals, health aspen : eloquence, anti-theft aster : love avens : exorcism, purification, love avocado : love, lust, beauty bachelor’s buttons : love balm, lemon : love, success, healing balm of gilead : love, manifestations, protection, healing bamboo : protection, luck, hex-breaking, wishes banana : fertility, potency, prosperity banyan : luck, happiness barley : love, healing, protection basil : love, exorcism, wealth, flying, protection bay : protection, psychic powers, healing, purification, strength bean : protection, exorcism, wart charming, reconciliation, potency, love bedstraw, fragrant : love beech : wishes beet : love belladonna : astral projection benzoin : purification, prosperity bergamot, orange : money, success be-still : luck betony, wood : protection, purification, love birch : protection, exorcism, purification and cleansing bistort : psychic powers, fertility bittersweet : protection, healing blackberry : healing, money, protection bladderwrack : protection, sea spells, wind spells, money, psychic powers bleeding heart : love bloodroot : love, protection, purification bluebell : luck, truth blueberry : protection blue flag : money bodhi : fertility, protection, wisdom, meditation boneset : protection, exorcism borage : courage, psychic powers bracken brazil nut briony : image magic, money, protection bromeliad : protection, money broom : purification, protection, wind spells, divination buchu : psychic powers, prophetic dreams buckthorn : protection, exorcism, wishes, legal matters cabbage : luck cactus : protection, chastity calamus : luck, healing, money, protection camellia : riches camphor : chastity, health, divination caper : potency, lust, luck carawy : protection, lust, health, anti-theft, mental powers cardamon : lust, love carnation : protection, strength, healing carob : protection, health carrot : fertility, lust cascara sagrada : legal matters, money, protection cashew : money castor : protection catnip : cat magic, love, beauty, happiness cat tail : lust cedar : healing, purification, money, protection celandine : protection, escape, happiness, legal matters celery : mental powers, lust, psychic powers centaury : snake removing chamomile : money, sleep, love, purification cherry : love, divination chestnut : love chickweed : fertility, love chicory : removing obstacles, invisibility, favors, frigidity chili pepper : fidelity, hex breaking, love china berry : luck, change chrysanthemum : protection cinchona : luck, protection cinnamon : spirituality, success, healing, psychic powers, lust, protection, love cinquefoil : money, protection, prophetic dreams, sleep cloth of gold : understand animal languages clove : protection, exorcism, love, money daffodil : love, fertility, luck daisy : lust, luck damiana : lust, love, visions dandelion : divination, wishes, calling spirits datura : hex breaking, sleep, protection deerstongue : lust, psychic powers devils bit : exorcism, love, protection, lust devils shoestring : protection, gambling, luck, power, employment dill : protection, money, lust, luck dittany of crete : manifestations, astral projection dock : healing, fertility, money dodder : love, divination, knot magic dogbane : love dogwood : wishes, protection dragons blood : love, protection, exorcism, potency dulse : lust, harmony dutchmans breeches : love ebony : protection, power echinacea : strengthening spells edelweiss : invisibility, bullet-proofing elder : exorcism, protection, healing, prosperity, sleep elecampane : love, protection, psychic powers elm : love endive : lust, love eryngo : travelers luck, peace, lust, love eucalyptus : healing, protection euphorbia : purification, protection eyebright : mental powers, psychic power fennel : protection, healing, purification fenugreek : money fern : rain making, protection, luck, riches, eternal youth, health, exorcism feverfew : protection fig : divination, fertility, love figwort : health, protection flax : money, protection, beauty, psychic powers, healing fleabane : exorcism, protection, chastity foxglove : protection frankincense : protection, exorcism, spirituality fumitory : money, exorcism fuzzy weed : love, hunting galangal : protection, lust, health, money, psychic powers, hex-breaking gardenia : love, peace, healing, spirituality garlic : protection, healing, exorcism, lust, anti-theft gentian : love, power geranium : fertility, health, love, protection ginger : love, money, success, power ginseng : love, wishes, healing, beauty, protection, lust goats rue : healing, health goldenrod : money, divination golden seal : healing, money gorse : protection, money gotu kola : meditation gourd : protection grain : protection grains of paradise : lust, luck, love, money, wishes grape : fertility, garden magic, mental powers, money grass : psychic powers, protection ground ivy : divination groundsel : health, healing hawthorn : fertility, chastity, fishing magic, happiness hazel : luck, fertility, anti-lightning, protection, wishes heather : protection, rain making, luck heliotrope : exorcism, prophetic dreams, healing, wealth, invisibility hellebore, black : protection hemlock : destroy sexual drive hemp : healing, love, vision, meditation henbane : love attraction henna : healing hibiscus : lust, love, divination hickory : legal matters high john the conqueror : money, love, success, happiness holly : protection, anti-lightning, luck, dream magic, balance honesty : money, repelling monsters honeysuckle : money, psychic powers, protection hops : healing, sleep horehound : protection, mental powers, exorcism, horse chestnut : money, healing horseradish : Purification, Exorcism horsetail : Snake Charming, Fertility houndstongue : tying dog’s tongues houseleek : luck, protection, Love huckleberry : luck, protection, dream magic, hex breaking hyacinth : love, protection, happiness hydrangea : hex breaking hyssop : purification, protection indian paint brush : love iris : purification, wisdom irish moss : money, luck, protection ivy : protection, healing jasmine : love, money, prophetic dreams jobs tears : healing, wishes, luck joe-pye weed : love, respect juniper : protection, anti-theft, love, exorcism, health kava-kave : visions, protection, luck knotweed : binding, health ladys mantle : love ladys slipper : protection larch : protection, anti-theft larkspur : health, protection lavender : love, protection, sleep, chastity, longevity, purification, happiness, peace leek : love, protection, exorcism lemon : longevity, purification, love, friendship lemongrass : repel snakes, lust, psychic powers lemon verbena : purification, love lettuce : chastity, protection, love, divination, sleep licorice : love, lust, fidelity life everlasting : longevity, health, healing lilac : exorcism, protection, beauty lily : protection, breaking love spells lily of the valley : mental powers, happiness lime : healing, love, protection linden : protection, immortality, luck, love, sleep liquidamber : protection liverwort : protection liverwort : love looestrife : peace, protection lotus : protection, lock-opening lovage : love love Seed : love, friendship lucky Hand : employment, luck, protection, money, travel mace : Psychic Powers, Mental Powers maguey : Lust magnolia : Fidelity mahogany, Mountain : Anti-Lightning maidenhair : Beauty, Love male Fern : Luck, Love mallow : Love, Protection, Exorcism mandrake : Protection, Love, Money, fertility, health maple : Love, Longevity, Money marigold : Protection, Prophetic Dreams, business and Legal Matters, Psychic Powers marjoram : Protection, Love, Happiness, health, Money, Healing master Wort : Strength, Courage, Protection mastic : Psychic Powers, Manifestations, lust may Apple : Money meadow Rue : Divination meadowsweet : Love, Divination, Peace, happiness mesquite : Healing mimosa : protection, love, prophetic dreams, purification mint : money, love, luck, healing, exorcism, travel, protection mistletoe : protection, love, hunting, fertility, health, exorcism molukka : protection moonwort : money, love moss : luck, money mugwort : strength, psychic powers, protection, prophetic dreams, healing, astral projection mulberry : protection, strength mullein : courage, protection, health, love, divination, exorcism mustard : fertility, protection, mental powers myrrh : protection, exorcism, healing, spirituality myrtle : love, fertility, youth, peace, money nettle : exorcism, protection, healing, lust norfolk island pine : protection, anti hunger nuts : fertility, prosperity, love, luck oak : protection, health, money, healing, potency, fertility, luck oats : money olive : healing, peace, fertility, potency, protection, lust onion : protection, exorcism, healing, money, prophetic dreams, lust orange : love, divination, luck, money orchid : love oregon grape : money, prosperity orris root : love, protection, divination palm, date : fertility, potency pansy : love, rain magic, love, divination papaya : love, protection papyrus : protection parosela : hunting parsley : love, protection, purification passion flower : peace, sleep, friendship patchouly : money, fertility, lust pea : money, love peach : love, exorcism, longevity, fertility, wishes pear : lust, love pecan : money, employment pennyroyal : strength, protection, peace peony : protection, exorcism pepper : protection, exorcism peppermint : purification, sleep, love, healing, psychic powers pepper tree : purification, healing, protection periwinkle : love, lust, mental powers, money, Protection persimmon : changing sex, healing, luck plot weed : protection pimento : love pimpernel : protection, health pine : healing, fertility, protection, exorcism, money pineapple : luck, money, chastity pipsissewa : money, spirit calling quassia : love quince : protection, love, happiness radish : protection, lust ragweed : courage ragwort : protection raspberry : protection, love rattlesnake root : protection, money rhubarb : protection, fidelity rice : protection, rain, fertility, money roots : protection, power, divination rose : love, psychic powers, healing, love, divination, luck, protection rosemary : protection, love, lust, mental powers, exorcism, purification, healing, sleep, youth rowan : psychic powers, healing, protection, power, success rue : healing, health, mental powers, exorcism, love rye : love, fidelity saffron : love, healing, happiness, wind raising, lust, strength, psychic powers. sage : immortality, longevity, wisdom, protection, wishes sagebrush : purification, exorcism st. johns wort : health, power, protection, strength, love, divination, happiness sandalwood : protection, healing, exorcism, spirituality sarsaparilla : love, money sassafras : health, money savory, summer : mental powers scullcap : love, fidelity, peace senna : love sesame : money, lust shallot : purification skunk cabbage : legal matters slippery elm : halts gossip sloe : exorcism, protection snakeroot : luck money snakeroot/black : love, lust, money snapdragon : protection solomons seal : protection, exorcism sorrel wood : healing, health southern wood : love, lust, protection spanish moss : protection spearmint : healing, love, mental powers spiderwort : love spikenard : love squill : money, protection, hex breaking star, anise : psychic powers, luck stillengia : psychic powers straw : luck, image magic strawberry : love, luck sugar cane : love, lust sumbul : love, luck, health, psychic powers sunflower : fertility, wishes, health, wisdom sweetgrass : calling spirits tamarind : love tamarisk : exorcism, protection tansy : health, longevity tea : riches, courage, strength thistle : strength, protection, hex breaking, healing thistle, holy : purification, hex breaking thistle, milk : snake enraging thyme : health, healing, sleep, psychic powers, love, purification, courage ti : protection, healing toadflax : protection, hex breaking toadstool : rain making tobacco : healing, purification turmeric : purification turnip : protection, ending relationships urva Ursa : psychic workings valerian : love, sleep, purification, protection vanilla : love, lust, mental powers venus flytrap : protection, love vervain : love, protection, purification, peace, money, youth, chastity, sleep, healing vetch, giant : fidelity vetivert : love, hex breaking, luck, money, anti-theft violet : protection, luck, love, lust, wishes, peace, healing wahoo : hex-breaking, courage, success walnut : health, mental powers, infertility, wishes wax plant : protection wheat : fertility, money willow : love, divination, protection, healing wintergreen : protection, healing, hex breaking winters bark : success witch grass : happiness, lust, love, exorcism witch hazel : protection, chastity wolfs bane : protection, invisibility wood rose : luck woodruff : victory, protection, money wormwood : psychic powers, protection, love, calling spirits yarrow : courage, love, psychic powers, exorcism yellow evening primrose : hunting yerba mate : fidelity, love, lust yerba santa : beauty, healing, psychic powers, protection yew : Raising the Dead yohimbe : love, lust yucca : transmutation, protection, purification

**some of these herbs ARE toxic. i didn’t mention which ones were/weren’t, please do some further research before consuming any of these herbs!!** 

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Paganism/Witchcraft is not an excuse for appropriation.

Don’t wear dreads if you’re white. Don’t call yourself slurs if you can’t reclaim them (looking at you, white “g*psies”). Don’t claim to have a spirit animal if you’re not Native. If there is something that’s important to a culture, and you use it without permission and especially without respecting the history, you are being oppressive.