Samhain Blessings emoji spell
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Samhain Blessings emoji spell
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🌿🎃Samhain Pumpkin Seed Banishing Spell🎃🌿
Hello my greenies! Happy Samhain! This is a wonderful holiday for us witches and I’m so excited to share this lovely treat that I snack on throughout the season. Its a family tradition to cook pumpkin seeds and eat them on halloween and I’ve turned it into a witchy tradition of mine as well. I hope you all enjoy the recipe and have a wonderful holiday!
These seeds are to help banish bad omens and negativity around you. This could be from spirits, people, or yourself. Either way, these seeds will help strengthen your core and grow inside you.
***there aren’t going to be exact measurements because it depends on how many pumpkin seeds you have, but don’t worry because you’ll be able to judge it by site.
Ingredients
pumpkin seeds
large bowl
baking sheet
around 2 tbsp butter
salt
black pepper
butter
garlic powder
Directions
Place the seeds in a bowl and rinse them with warm water. Pick off any excess pumpkin attached to the seeds and drain the water.
Place the seeds on a paper towel, baking sheet, or any space and pat them dry and then leave them out for about 15 min.
Preheat ovan for 350 degrees f
Place them in a bowl and place around 2 tbsp of butter (it might need more bc of the size, but just make sure all the seeds are coated nicely in butter.
Give a couple swirls of salt, until they’re fully covered. Then lightly dust the seeds with garlic powder and a few pinches of pepper.
Make sure you mix thuroghitly so that all the seeds are evenly covered. While you mix say the chant at the end of the post, or use your own, and focus a orange red color onto the seeds. Give them a powerful color or one you associate with strength, and fuel it with the desire to no longer be controlled by a suffocating shadow.
Place on a baking sheet and make sure they’re evenly spread out. Place the sheet in the oven and cook for around 15 min. Keep an eye on it and wait until they’re golden. My seeds always like to cook through different times, so make sure you’re paying attention to them.
Once done, take them out and wait for them to cool down. Then enjoy:)
Chant:
I am more than what you make me. Let these seeds grow, let them root in my depths and rip away the weight of this shadow latched to me. Banish harmful words, harmful people, and let me be reborn.
I hope you all have a wonderful Samhain and wish you all the best. I hope we can overcome these struggles together and let this beautiful time of year rejuvenate our souls.
- Kenzie
p.s. I will be getting to all the trick or treats as fast as I can. There are quite a lot of them, but don’t worry! I will be getting to all of them. This is the last day to ask and any after October 31st will not be counted (just because there are a lot for me to do.)
Love you all!
Wow it's that special time of year where you can summon the spirits to help you hex ur ex 👻🕯️💀🥀
"I will ensure a good and wholesome sabbat"
"I Am a Ghost, I Am a Faerie..." Ancestor Blessing and Rememberance Jar Spell
This is my Samhain spell to honor our shared ancestors in witchcraft who lost their lives to the craft. We honor them when we are proud and open, we bless them with our words and intent, and we remember them for their unique lives and love. In some belief systems we are those who were lost, and we honor ourselves in casting this spell. The end of the spell is a modified children's chant!
White candle
Rosemary for Rememberance
Cinnamon for Blessing
Lemon for Love
Hibiscus Flower for Attracting Good Spirits
Salt for grounding
Black pepper for increasing the spells power
Red thread to represent our shared blood.
Poppet to represent yourself
Mortar and Pestle
This is a great time to burn an ancestoral incense or samhain insence!
To begin: Light your candle and cast your circle and invite the elements, as well as invite your family spirits near. This can be as simple as stating "I now ask that my ancestors and loved ones who have passed to join me"
Take your poppet and after pulling the thread to its length wrap it up in the thread "we are connected together through my time here" making reference to your time on the planet now.
Place the poppet in the jar and add your salt and pepper over it and announce "I am grounded and my spell is strong, I am safe and nothing will go wrong"
Next, grind together the cinnamon and lemon with the mortar & pestle. Chant "we share this blessing throughout our line, our love grows together and thickens as a vine" until combined
Add in the rosemary and combine while chanting "we remember you always, you are one of our own"
Now add in the hibiscus and finish with "you are with us always, carried deep in the bone"
Add it all into the jar and seal with the candle finishing the spell by chanting
"I am a witch, I am a faerie, I am the wife of Bridget Cleary!"
“It’s just an old custom. Samhain—Hallowe’en, you know?—that’s one of the feasts when it was customary to try to divine the future. And one of the ways of divination was to walk to the end of the house, and then step outside with your eyes closed. The first thing you see when you open them is an omen for the near future.” (Voyager)
Dumb Supper Ritual
Four tea lights
Black candle
Rosemary, basil, sage
Salt
Pumpkins
Wine
Food
Before the ritual, prepare your space by carving sigils into four tea lights: protection, cleansing, renewal, and invitation. Place in the center of your dinner table, and light, focusing on the purpose of each. Allow to burn as you sprinkle a mixture of rosemary, basil, and sage over the surface, tossing a pinch under the table and each chair as well.
With salt, blessed if you wish, draw a boundry around the perimeter of your dining space. Cast a circle along the same line and banish unwelcome spirits from the table. Let the candles burn -this will fuel the ritual and energize your boundries, so the longer the better. You may step out of the circle at this point, but do not leave the flames unattended! Stay nearby. If possible, let them burn down naturally, but if not, simply suffocate them.
Remove the candles. Place a tablecloth over the herbs, or brush them off, and toss them out the front door for a very mild protection charm and an invitation to friendly spirits. Set the table with an additional seat. Decorate the table with pumpkins, which amplify spirits.
At the first sign of sunset, light a black candle at a window. When dinner is ready, gather guests around the table, but do not be seated. Upon entering the circle, they are not to talk amongst themselves. The host serves the empty seat at the head of the table.
Pouring wine, the host says, “Tonight, of all nights, we welcome our family to join us at the table.”
As they serve food, “We invite our friends, our loved ones, to share this meal.”
Once you’ve finished, the guest to your right says, “I remember my [relationship], [their name].” Repeat, naming all the people in their life that they’ve lost within the past year. “...and my ancestors, all the souls I never knew.” They sit down in their seat.
This continues, clockwise, until it comes back to the head of the table, where the host is still standing. They share their names, then pulls out the chair. They walk back to their seat and say, “Please, have a seat, and communicate as you will.” All guests may sit, and the feast commences.
As the meal slows down, the host brings out dessert. Serving the spirit first, they say, “Thank you for joining us, and for bringing us life, for bringing us joy, and loving us as you did. You are, and will always be remembered. Guide us through this life and into the next.”
Together, all participants say, “Thank you for your presence.”
With the ritual finished, the group may come and go from the table, and talk as they wish.
Letters To The Dead - Samhain Ritual
Medium carving pumpkin
Rosemary
Candle
Fire-proof bowl
Parchment paper
Letters to specific spirits
Remove the pulp of the pumpkin, and prepare an outdoor ritual space as you see fit. Place the pumpkin in the center, and a fireproof bowl inside with a candle. Surround with sprigs of rosemary.
Light the candle. We begin with life.
Blow the candle out. We end with death.
Relight the candle. We return and renew the cycle.
On a small piece of parchment paper, write the names of the recently deceased. Crumble this up, and burn in the bowl. I welcome your presence this Samhain.
Fold the letters and place them in the fire. Speak to the dead, or meditate. Allow the smoke to rise. As always, do not leave a flame unattended. Keep a bowl of water nearby in case the fire gets out of control.
When you feel finished, extinguish the flame. Remove the bowl and candle, and empty the ash into the hollow pumpkin. Bury or otherwise allow to decompose. If in good shape, it may be used to attract spirits in your other Samhain activities, or in divination.