#spell tip

[hermaea]

Keys in My Jar of Keys with Special Words on 'Em (& What I Think They Mean)

A-963 — Jupiter, Venus, and/or Mars work (respectively)

Abud — Blooming, coming to fruition, plenty

Abus — (Abuse) Revenge, escaping a bad situation, justice

Axxess — (Access) Will bending, honesty, understanding, consciousness [curses & hexes]

Baldwin — Strength, bravery

Chalet — Mercury/Hermaea work, speed, quick results

Eaglelock — Strength, holding out

Emergency — Open will, energy boost, sharper intuition

esp — (French "spirit," « esprit ») Spiritual healing

GAS — Speed, environment healing, connection to nature, technomancy work [curses]

GHO23 — (Ghost) Spirit work

GM — (Good morning) Energy boost

Kwikset — Fast results, yields, strength

Master — Rituals, offerings to deities of power or status, will bending; any spell that needs a huge punch

Presto — Fast results, yields

Skyway — Astral travel, astral projection, spiritual experiences, universe

Taylor — Appearing as is willed, transfiguration, alchemy [glamours]

Trustworthy — Will bending, control of self, control of others, keeping a secret

Weslock — Green, protective, hard to find [protective]

Wright — Hard work paying off, yields

Yale — Locked away, hard to find, protection [glamours]

[little-plant-witch]

We always talk about candle magick, but here’s an underrated concept of candles in witchcraft

Making your own candle with a specific color, shape, size, scent/oil, extras etc to empower it for the spell you plan on using it with // Setting an intention for it before the wax dries to add to success of the spell

[in-her-broomcloset]

Love Spell Tip

If you cast a love spell, I suggest keeping some kind of remnant of the spell until it takes effect so that when you wish to “cancel” the spell in the future, you have something physically connected to it that you can destroy or release. This applies to any spell, but love spells are the most notorious for backfiring

[mo-by-mo-blog]

WTOTW: Spell Check!

This is probably the most common mistake I’ve seen while reading some of other people’s work on Wattpad. I’ve come up with at least two possible solutions on how to prevent that from happening.

1.) Using a dictionary! 

          This is an very effective way to check your spellings and it’ll help you find which word would be a better fit, so it’s a huge plus in my book. Also, if your mother language is NOT English then using an English dictionary could bring up value in your story. All in all, it’s a win-win situation.

2.) Install a safe grammar/spell check app!

          An grammar/spell check app would benefit people who’s too lazy to pick up or search through a virtual/normal dictionary. (For instance, my good friend in school.) However, be sure to download a SAFE app! There will be some gadgets that could infect your device with viruses and getting personal info stolen! So BE CAREFUL! ONLY install apps that YOU trust!