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Putting Cards into Play
Iâve had a rough week. I got sick (stupid flu bug), and halfway through the week my water heater tried to to murder-suicide my husband via electrocution. Nateâs fine, and weâre replacing the water heater on Monday, but it sucked, and it threw my whole work week out of whack.
Talking to several of my friends, it appears that Iâm not the only one having these kinds of problems.
So, Iâve decided to take that as a sign that we all could use a little magical advice, so we can make our lives better.
Today Iâm going to talk about how to use tarot cards as spells.
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a guide to exploring abandoned farms
essential supplies include: plenty of food and water, a change of socks, a hat, rope, bandaids, a knife, gloves, an acorn in your pocket, and an offering
there are always odd noises on the farm. half of them come from the animals
try to forget what the lake looks like between the hours of three and four AM
never ever find yourself alone in the milking shed in the south end of the farm. time passes differently there
if you happen to hurt yourself in your exploration, make sure you do not bleed onto the dirt
bring plenty of water, you do not want to drink from there
the cows will watch you, this is normal
close every gate you open, even if the fields are empty. donât ever leave one open behind you, just trust me
beware unstable rocks, the cracks tend to be filled with insect nests
bring a weapon with you, but no guns
if you see someone else while exploring, never tell them your name. you can never be sure if they are real or not, and further out you go, the less real they will seem. the patupaiarehe have evolved in cruel and unusual ways
do not go inside the empty share-milkers cottages, whatever you do, do not go inside. something else lives there now
a tree with the undersides of its leaves showing mean that a storm is coming. a tree with no leaves means the storm has already come
sometimes the hills look like theyâre moving. be aware of this, because some things donât like to be disturbed
do not sleep under the full moon, in fact, just donât sleep on the farm
finding skulls is normal, only become worried when you start finding ribs
if you find yourself lost in a forest, continue walking in a straight line until you are free again. the trees may make it look as though you are going in circles, but i promise youâre not. ignore the soft music you can hear
your phone wonât work out here
the ghosts from the land wars wonât harm you, but be sure to show them respect
donât take anything from the farm with you when you leave. just be grateful you have made it out alive
This is labeled as New Zealand Gothic so there are a few things specific to NZ here, but I live in Michigan and let me tell you. This isnât a joke, not is it region specific. There is a farm my father has visited since childhood that never felt right. He once saw a black mass that they donât like to talk about. A few years ago a swarm of flies attacked his tent one morning while he was camping with a friend. That same day, he became suddenly and violently ill. He brought whatever attached itself to him back home and it didnât leave until we did a full cleansing ritual.
Do not fuck around on farm land. Especially if you donât know what was on that land before it.
@aprilwitching
I actually need to add to this because thereâs some stuff the locals out in Missouri told me.
around dawn/dusk/twilight if you feel something behind you, donât turn around. Â Even if you are in an open field
you hear a woman crying in the woods, hope that its probably a cougar. Â dont go looking for it
avoid the woods around these farmlands if you can
dont cross streams
try not to be there around the evening time. Â whatever youâre feeling will get worse and might follow
if youâre religious, donât bring any artifacts of such if you can. Â crosses etc. Â it can upset whatever is there. Â
I dont care how pretty the rock is, donât pick it up
avoid going in most buildings. Â not just the ones listed above. Â especially barns. Â look in, look around, donât physically walk in there. not only is it structurally unsafe, you donât know whats hiding in there. Â corporeal or not.
lastly, before you leave. Â check your belongings and pockets and anywhere anything you can stash stuff in. chances are you will be missing something, thatâs normal. Â if you had something there you didnât before. Â sometimes they just happen to be there even with no recollection. Â get rid of it on that land, not off of it!
IT IS RARE IN THIS DAY AND AGE THAT THE EARTH IS ALLOWED TO RECLAIM LAND BUT WHEN IT DOES IT DOES SO TOOTH AND NAIL AND WILL NOT GIVE IT UP AGAIN SO EASILY
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This is such a good image. I want this as a poster.
I keep seeing this without the source. Hereâs the artist: Tristan ElwellÂ
and hereâs a link to the print (which I am buying)
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BY THE WAY!!! That second picture was one of the covers for The Time of the Dark by Barbara Hambly, which @thiscrookedcrown introduced me to, and since Iâm still in a book rec mood â yâall should read it.
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Tarot -10- The Wheel of Fortune
Canât even remember how many versions I tried, but finally this card is done!
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âI Am Majesticâ Bath Ritual
Lavender buds
Rosemary sprigs
Lushâs Rose Jam shower gel, inscribing @sigils-in-your-areaâs âI am majesticâ sigil
Lushâs Brightside bubble bar - SMALL AMOUNT! A little goes a long way!
Handful of oats
16oz of almond milk
Assorted flowers
Half dozen roses - use 3 for petals and toss 3 whole heads in
Medium sliced orange
Small sliced lemon
White candles
Layer ingredients as listed above, running the bath water after you have added the oats. As it fills, feel free to mix in the milk. Be sure to stir the water with your hands as the water rises, gently whispering your intent. You may also light your candles as you wait and be sure to exercise fire safety!Â
This bath is one of self care and love. Speak softly and kindly phrases such as âI am powerfulâ and âI am knowledgeableâ when stirring - we want it to be brimming with lovely positivity! Once the tub is full, shut off the water and add your flowers and fruit.Â
Whilst in the tub, visualize any negative thoughts or energies being washed away. Deeply inhale the lovely fruity, floral scents around you. Think of yourself as royalty! You deserve this luxurious soak!
Remain in the tub for as little or long as you see fit. I stayed in until the water got chilly!
After your soak, be sure to drain the tub carefully - little bits like lavender buds and oats can clog your bath.Â
And thatâs it, loves! You took a bath worthy of the majestic creature you are!
Note: You may use as many or as little of these ingredients as you like, or substitute if need be - whatever you need to make YOU feel great!
Supermoon Wish Jars
To help harness the energy of the supermoon, or any full moon, to help your wishes come true, hereâs a fun little project you can do by yourself or with your witchy friends. This also makes a nice activity for esbats that doesnât require a lot of setup.
Materials:
Small Jar with tight-fitting lid
White or Black candle
Incense of your choice
Herbs and Items representing your wish
Find a clear space to work. Make sure itâs free of fire hazards. If possible, try to work near a window through which you can see the moon. (If you donât have one, thatâs all right too, since youâll be setting the jar out for the moonlight when finished.) Light your candle and choice of incense and get to work.
Select herbs and trinkets which fit inside the jar to represent your wish. For example, if your wish is for money or prosperity, you might include coins or metallic glitter or small craft gems. If your wish is for health, you might include vitamin pills or a charm representing medicine.
Check your books for herbs or crystals that correspond to your wish as well, to give the jar plenty of oomph. The contents of the jar can be whatever you want. Use the materials that resonate best with you.
Some basic herbs for wishmaking include:
Bamboo
Bay Leaf
Beech
Black Walnut
Blue Violet
Buckthorn
Chicory Root
Dandelion Seeds
Dogwood Petals
Lotus Root
Nutmeg
Peppermint
Pomegranate
Sage Leaf (any color)
Sandalwood
Spearmint
Straw
Sunflower
Tonka Bean
Walnut
Willow Bark or Leaves
Once your jar is complete, drip three drops of wax from the candle into the jar and circle the mouth of the jar three times with the incense. Then seal the jar and place the jar somewhere that it will be touched by the light of the full moon and leave it overnight.
The jar should work for about a month, or slightly longer if youâre working with a supermoon. When the next full moon rolls around, you can recharge the jar by leaving it out overnight again, or make a new jar with a new wish.
Happy Witching!
Bringing this back since weâre expecting another supermoon at the end of the month! Go forth and witch it up, my darlings!
Yall
You can use paper in all kinds of ways, not just for writing sigils on.
Spray your magic on it. Dip it. Fold it. Shape it.
Cut it.
Spit and mark on it.
Oil it.
Roll it up with herbs.
Burn it.
Get creative yall.
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donât make moon water in a glass jar when itâs below freezing outside
Magical Wood
Useful in the creation of artifacts or the building of homes and lairs, magical wood can reduce expensive enchanting costs by introducing energies native to their species. It should be noted that working with an eldritch lumberjack will be crucial so you do not run afoul with the local fey.
Bluewood: Commonly found in mangroves and near coastlines, these trees are great boons for water-based magic users. Bluewood planks are extremely buoyant and rot resistant. They work well to create platforms and docks, but rarely last more than a few years if not tended to with aquatic potions during dry seasons. Bluewood is best used within a few miles of the harvesting site as these trees tie directly into the local magical ecosystem, providing a filtration of water and storm energy.
Bones of the Earth: An underground tree that synthesizes the glow of subterranean monsters, bone trees are pitch black and extremely gnarled. They often sprout up beneath highly populated forests, drawing down curses and hexes from passing undead and especially wicked monsters. They entwine with the roots from the trees above to create symbiotic relationships, exchanging nutrients and various magical energies. The wood is pulpy and soft, useful for furniture accents and jewelry.
Hexblood: Black and red trees with golden leaves, hexblood trees can be found exclusively in areas deeply afflicted with dark magic. They grow incredibly slowly, taking centuries to mature, so even small twigs are highly prized by malcontents. Hexblood trees exude a chilling aura that is said to corrupt or kill any good-hearted adventurer that gets too close. While this power is dampened once fragments are removed from the tree, they do help channel necromantic and lunar magic.
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I have one of these!! I really recommend it, itâs very beautiful and incredibly comfortable to wear
Funny way to find out which plant you might like to buy.
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FOR MY FOLLOWERS THAT HAVE DIFFICULTY CARING FOR PLANTS AND ASK WHAT THEY SHOULD BUY, THIS IS REALLY GREAT!!Â
though the snake plant can and will get smallish-human-sized, my momâs was at my eye level last i saw it
Witch Problems
Cleaning out your bag before a trip and finding about a pound or random crystals, plant pods and flowers, and random rocks you picked up along the way.