Spirit Tea for the Soul

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This meme is a MURDER ATTEMPT.

I am absolutely fucking serious. The original meme, without the big red denial, is someone's attempt to fucking kill people.

There is NO SAFE DOSAGE of pennyroyal oil. Even Mother Earth News says there's no reason to use pennyroyal essential oil for ANYTHING, even topically or as a fragrance, for fuckssake! That should give you some idea about how dangerous it is!

Pennyroyal tea, plant matter in hot water, is a traditional abortifacient. It is *incredibly* dangerous, induces abortion by bringing the body close to organ failure (and frequently pushing the system right over the edge, because dosage is impossible to meter), but I would drink a gallon of it before I took a half-teaspoon of pennyroyal essential oil.

Two teaspoons, taken across 48 hours, has successfully killed someone.

Three teaspoons taken as a single dosage killed the consumer within THREE HOURS.

There is NO SAFE DOSAGE! FOR PENNYROYAL OIL INTERNALLY! NONE!

The person who made this meme is PURPOSEFULLY, ACTIVELY, trying to get desperate people killed!

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Pennyroyal oil contains pulegone, which is highly toxic, particularly to the liver. Ingestion can lead initially to gastrointestinal distress such as nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain. Later on, it can lead to failure of the liver and kidneys, resulting in bleeding, seizures, multiple organ failure, and death.

There is no antidote for pennyroyal oil poisoning.

- straight from poison control

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boo 👻🎃💨

[esotericawakenings]

[stonerparty]

[bbapothecary]

All of this! 🖤

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[iridescent-witch-life]

Esmavart

Which is your favourite?

[ragnars-world]

Say it ,dear one! Say it out loud!

[notshinynotnew-deactivated20220]

My little familiar 🖤

[octoberwitch]

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[theskepticalwitch]

Practical Things I Think Witches Should Research

Cultural Appropriation

Closed paths and practices

Cult warning signs

Spiritual Discernment

Herb interactions (i.e. how they interact with your medications, if they are poisonous, if you are allergic, can you ingest them, etc.)

Fire safety (for candles, smoke cleansing, incense, etc.)

Crystal Care (learn if your crystals will dissolve in water, if they can be in the sun, if they can be in the cold, etc.)

Pet Care (make sure herbs don't have poor interactions with your pets, make sure you know what to keep away from them, etc.)

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eastern sun // ayla nereo

[lioninsunheart]

Let’s walk in this world,

you and I, together.

Let’s be explorers

of the sacred every day.

We will voyage into the heart matters

to compare what we learn

and have yet to figure out,

then gently collapse inside the mystery

of what we may never understand.

Let’s be pilgrims in a land

of prismatic doors to be opened,

and we’ll savor each realization

that steps through.

We’ll be life’s devoted pupils,

asking questions religiously,

discerning glimpses of truth

in one another’s eyes.

And you won’t insist you own every answer,

and I won’t pretend to be holding all the keys.

For you are ever the enlightened one

in the acceptance of not infinitely knowing…

and I will always be the seeker,

not the one who claims the way.

~ Susan Frybort

[thirdgenderindividual-deactivat]

Every night I smoke Weed to lobotmize myself... and every morning I drink coffee to restore my lobes. Send fucking tweet.

[spiritteaforthesoul]

Not sure if anyone active even follows this blog anymore but reminder that you can always dm me or send me an ask for a free tarot reading!

[theskepticalwitch]

🚩 Witch Red Flags 🚩

These are some things that I consider red flags in witches I have come across before:

Believes only women can be witches.

Believes that magic/spirituality/energy/crystals can cure mental illness, physical illness, chronic illness, and disorders.

Doesn't respect closed paths or practices.

Tells others how their paths should be.

Won't stop telling witches they need to protect themselves from deities.

Thinks they are more powerful than anyone else, won't stop talking about how powerful they are.

Judges all witches with Wiccan rules.

Treats baby witches like they are somehow idiots and don't deserve respect.

Calls themselves a fancy title without being able to back it up.

Thinks hereditary witches are more powerful/better than first generation witches.

These are just a few I've noticed. If you know of any others, add them in reblogs or replies!