Here are some photos of me and @devieboii Anthesteria celebration set up
We set up mini altars for Ares, Aphrodite, Hecate, and of course Dionysus and Hermes
Happy Anthesteria everyone !!!🍷🍇⚕️
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Here are some photos of me and @devieboii Anthesteria celebration set up
We set up mini altars for Ares, Aphrodite, Hecate, and of course Dionysus and Hermes
Happy Anthesteria everyone !!!🍷🍇⚕️
acorn spiral earth element altar by Laura Loescher
Practicing in Secret
Not everyone has the privilege to study as openly as they would like. Maybe your parents are against witchcraft. Maybe your roommates or the person you rent from are too ignorant to explain the craft to. If that is the case, here are a couple tricks so you don’t have to halt your practice.
Mint Tin Altars- Altoids and other mints come in small, deck of card sized tins, that you can fit a surprising amount into. Small crystals or crystal chips (which often can be found for less than $1 at most new age shops). Keep a tarot card at the bottom (drawn is fine), think of this as an altar cloth. You can also keep sigils, small cone incense (which can be burned safely on the metal tin!), and herbs.
These can be hidden pretty much anywhere. In dressers, closet, purse, backpack, or almost anywhere. You can also do these things in a shoebox, pencil box, or makeup box if you have/want the space.
Online Grimoire- Make a blog for your grimoire! Or use google docs for notes. There are lots of places you can do your note taking and book of shadow making all online so no one asks questions! I have a specific sideblog here on tumblr that is for all of my Book Of Shadow things. Tags keep things organized too!
Apps- #Selfcare is an app that helps you do self care right on your phone. It doesn’t give you “goals” or pesky reminders that make the self care feel like more of a chore, it’s simply there when you need it, to give you an escape. The app uses a lot of witchy things in it though, like crystals, tarot cards, altars, and more. It’s a great place to have a bunch of small daily rituals all on your phone! (I swear this isn’t an ad I know it looks like one)
You can also find many apps for tarot, moon phases, candles, etc. Many people like to keep all of their recourses on their phone or tablet. These people are usually known as cyber witches
Kitchen Herbs- Find out what herbs you have in your kitchen that you can use without anyone noticing. Most herbs use in spells can be swapped out for things you have around the house. (Examples include cinnamon, nutmeg, basil, bay leaves, rosemary, or thyme)
Other Kitchen Magic- Often kitchen magic is pretty easy to cover up. Stirring drinks with intention (Clockwise for manifesting, counterclockwise for banishing), as well as simply mixing certain herbs together in good. Making Tea a ritual in your life is a great way to have a secret moment in your craft
Okay witches, this is just a small list, and there are countless ways to study your craft, but for people who may be limited, or need to keep things hidden this may be a place to start! (As well as spoonies, people who travel, and people who just don’t have the space!)
Bright Imbolc, everyone!
I made a mini altar with some salt, lavender, bay leaves and a tea light while I soaked and meditated in a lavender bubble bath.
i bought an altoids tin to make a mini altar out of and that’s great and all but now i have all these fucking mints
My New Moon in Aquarius + Year of the Snake altar🌑♒🐍
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🕯️My winter solstice altar🕯️