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Have you been to the tiny town, where the fairies fly, pixies play and elves build? Houses made of old tree stumps, doors of horseshoes and hotels powered by stardust! Oh what a sight to see!
New Witch Advice
Hi, so you’ve decided to embark on the great adventure into witchcraft. That’s cool. And I’m here for it :) So I wanted to give you a little advice to start your journey and to hold onto through out the process of learning, experiencing and connecting with witchcraft and those within the community.
~ You’re energy doesn’t need to match anyone else’s energy for you to practice witchcraft or for you to be successful at it ~
Just because you meet a group of witches that can do 2 hour long rituals doesn’t mean you have to also do 2 hour long rituals. If someone who is claiming to have some sort of authority within our community is shaming you, making you feel unwelcomed or causing you to doubt your studies and practice as a witch - It’s best to cut that person (or those people) loose. There is no set amount of time a spell, ritual, reading etc should take in order for it to be effective. We are all different. We all work at different paces. We all have different amounts of energy we can give. Don’t let someone tell you you’re being lazy because you aren’t dedicating every free moment to witchcraft or you’re not doing spells and rituals that take hours. You work at your pace.
~ Never trust anyone that tells you it’s expensive being a witch or that you need to spend X amount of dollars in order to be a “real witch” ~
Tarot cards, crystals, herbs etc. are all nice to have but not at all necessary for a successful practice. Sticks, dirt, rocks, shells, water etc. are all things that are just as useful and usually free. And most of us have been building our collection of supplies and tools over the course of many years.
~ No, you do not have to be gifted your tarot decks ( or any tools ) ~
Idk who made that up but it’s absolutely untrue lol. You can purchase your own tarot decks, and it’s probably better if you do. You’re more likely to get one you really connect with and that you chose because you actually like it, not something you feel obligated to use because someone else gave it to you. This goes for every single tool you might want / need in your practice. Buying your own stuff is fine.
~ Yes, you can total buy tools and (certain) supplies secondhand ~
Thrift stores, FB marketplace and Ebay are great places to find secondhand things you might want for you practice. Everything from books, crystals, tarot decks and more. Just be careful of the energies attached to the items and consider cleansing them before actually using them. Never hurts to start fresh.
~ Just because it’s online doesn’t mean it’s true BUT just because it’s on Tumblr, Pinterest, IG, FB etc. doesn’t mean it’s untrue either ~
Using spells and rituals you find on Tumblr (or anywhere else online) is fine as long as you know what you’re doing (be sure that crystals is okay to be placed in liquid, make sure you’re not allergic to herbs or they won’t interfere or interact with any medications you are on, and PLEASE never ingest essential oils! lol Just do your research first). Some of the funniest, simplest spells and rituals are on Tumblr. It doesn’t mean they’re stupid, lazy or ineffective.
~ Journal it alllllll ~
Like forreal, just journal anything and everything related to your practice and studies. You never know what might come in handy later and it’s always nice to look back on.
And so there’s just some advice. Good luck on your journey and studies!
Products, and services
Custom sigil commissions:
All my custom sigils are $6, and can be for any form of intention you would like them to have crafted by my style, and practice. Feel free to message me at my email at [email protected], or in my direct messages with questions, or to place an order.
Divination Reading:
Raven of antimony Nomancy = $5.00:
By going through the process of writing out an individual's name in the Ravens of antimony one can gain insight into their being.
Ravens of antimony dice = 5.00:
Using my custom-created dice, and the ravens of antimony I am able to gain insight into a question an individual has on many different levels. Hopefully giving them new inside around that question simply through the rolling of the dice.
Bibliomancy or Stichomancy = $3.00:
Divination done through the randomly-selected passage of a book. Done in order to gain insight into a question. Any book can do that the individual request that I have access to.
Dowsing rods yes or no questions = $1.00:
Yes, or no question found out through the use of Dowsing rods.
Pendulum = 1.00:
Yes, or no question found out through the use of Pendulum.
Cartomancy = Price depends upon the amount of placements in the spread:
Spread done with a pack of playing cards.
Bicycle playing cards
Tarot Reading = Price depends upon the amount of placements in the spread:
Spread done with a deck of tarot cards.
Rider Waite
Animal Totem Tarot
Animal Wise Tarot
Oracle card reading = Price depends upon the amount of placements in the spread:
Spread done with a deck of oracle card.
Gaia Oracle
Ravens of antimony Oracle
Wisdom of the House of Night Oracle
Sacred path cards
Chakra wisdom oracle cards
Runes = Price depends upon the amount of placements in the spread:
Spread done with runes.
Elder futhark
You are able to select whatever spread you want for the last couple divinations and depending upon what type of spread you choose will determine the price:
1 placement spread = $1.00
2 placement spread = $2.00
3 placement spread = $3.00
4 placement spread = $4.00
5 placement spread = $5.00
6 placement spread = $6.00
7 placement spread = $7.00
8 placement spread = $8.00
9 placement spread = $9.00
10 placement spread = $10.00
Plus $2.00 per placement in the spread, after this point
The Ravens Of Antimony Micro Unkindness Of Ravens Spread $10.00
The Ravens Of Antimony Macro Unkindness Of Ravens Spread $15.00
Feel free to message me at my email at [email protected], or in my direct messages with questions, or to place an order. I have the right to deny any questions.
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This is my Redbubble where you are able to buy my sigils on shirts, while also helping to support me is a content creator.
Redbubble: https://www.redbubble.com/people/Wolfofantimony/shop?asc=u
Donation:
A places to donate, if you feel like it. I would be very grateful for any form of support you would be able to give me.
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“No One Touches Me”
For those like me that can’t stand it when people touch me. This is very much meant as a ‘fuck off’ to terrible grabby people.
Made in Krita. Do Not Repost. Feel free to modify, copy, or change to fit your practice. Requests are open.
The Mabon style is inspired by the Mabon Festival, a time of gratitude that celebrates the Autumn Equinox. Witches don their finest clothing to make offerings of wine, cider, and herbs, giving thanks for the balance provided by the seasons. This style will be coming soon to Covens! ⭐️🖤🌙
Just a note, garden witches... when you set candles into your mulch.. you end up with a giant clump of wood chips fused to the bottom of your candle..and now that candle can only be used in the garden. i might be speaking from experience here... 🌱🕯
Celtic witch
Testing the Validity of Tarot
I happened upon an interesting PDF this evening. This paper, titled Testing the Validity of Tarot Cards: Can We Distinguish Between a Real and a Controlled Reading by Itai Ivtzan & Christopher C. French of the University of London was ... presented? at the 2004 Parapsychological Association Convention (question mark there because I’m not 100% sure of the circumstances behind it).
This particular paper is only three pages long, so I’m sure it’s a summary of a more lengthy article - if someone knows of a longer version, please let me know.
From the introduction:
This study juxtaposes two alternative approaches to understanding the results obtained in Tarot reading: the paranormal and the non-paranormal. People consult advisors using different means of divination and claim that the insights they are supplied with are accurate. The assumption behind this experiment was that if this is true, the participant should give higher ratings to a real reading in terms of overall relevance compared with a control reading.
The Results and Discussion and Effect of Belief on Rating sections were particularly interesting to me. Check out the paper [HERE] ... archived version [here] in case the original disappears.