#witchy talk

[sleepinginmygrave]

i need a tarot deck so bad but i'm stuck with my old playing cards😔

[bewitchedleague]

If you're going to come into my inbox to be angry that I write for Odin - please get a hold of yourself.

I know how Odin is. Egocentric, manipulative, prideful, etc. There is no denying he isn't a good person, but that's what makes good characters to write for. Everyone has their problems and yours seems to be intolerance.

You don't like people that have a different opinion. Please, if you don't like the content - scroll. There is absolutely no need to send me hate when what I am writing is not harmful in anyway.

[punkylilwitch]

Things for Garden Witches to Plant

I made the image myself(as you can probably tell lol). I don’t know much on the subject, so I apologize if this isn’t as well put together as some of my other posts... :/

Also! Any witch can plant these, I just figured it would be extra lucrative for a garden witch to put these to good use! 

Rosemary - a basic herb that can be used as a substitute for any herb, rosemary is a pleasant plant that can be planted near doorways/entrances to invite love into the house

Sages - sages can be used for burning and cleansing, and they can also be used for keeping away moths if they have been bothering you or your plants

California poppy - this flower is gorgeous and can be used for spells of prosperity and it can promote better sleep if near a bed (on windowsill, etc.)

Lavender - a wonderful herb for sleep, lavender is often used for aromatherapy and can calm the mind along with keeping away mosquitos, moths, fleas, and flies

Peppermint - along with being a dream/physic stimulant, peppermint keeps away spiders, ants, and mosquitos, which are some of the most pestering bugs in my personal opinion

Evening Primrose - this is a flower commonly added into moon gardens* with the ability to facilitate shape-shifting

Marigold - a ward for mosquitoes and aphids, this flower also protects against evil spirits and shields during astral travel as long as you stay “within range”, though said range can vary based on the magic implanted by the witch

Basil - this herb is very versatile, as it can be eaten when washed properly, dried and hung for purification of a space, used to keep away mosquitoes and flies, as an aid in necromancy, and in a stress-relieving protection bath among many other things

https://www.wildflower.org/magazine/native-plants/witchery-in-the-garden

[the-hermit-witch]

In the past year and a half I have been much less active in my practice. But in the past couple of weeks I've had occasion to talk about this amazing world to a baby witch, and I realized that just talking a bit about it made me much more enthusiastic, as I once was.

I was thinking about writing on here a bit more about my personal practice (other than just reblogging useful posts).

So if anyone has questions, prompts or just wants to talk about this stuff my inbox is totally open. Let's have a chat.

[a-detraque-barista]

i’ve officially decided that i want to start my own podcast, however, i’m not 100% sure what i should talk about during it. It’s most likely going to range from bts, anime, and witchcraft

so if you guys have any suggestions it would be much appreciated

[sadistmichael]

it's your friendly neighborhood witch here to tell you that this is a very special day, september 13th, 2019! it's a beautiful, full harvest moon in pisces matched with it's pair, a sun in virgo. this is a very intense and rare moon phase that is a sign for you to let go if you’re holding on to any emotional baggage. be free to move in the direction that your dreams and your desires take you. don't let past experiences let you stay in the corner of comfort that may be holding you back. embrace change. what you feel in your heart will always be what leads you to new beginnings, no matter how scary it might seem in the moment. 

bask in the abundance of moonlight, my friends. ✨

[theredribbon]

Witchy Conversation Pt. 2

Welcome back to wtichy conversations, a strive to awken Witchblr and get it active again!

The theme I have for this week is myths and lore! What is your favorite (or most terrifying) myth or lore than you’ve learned about?

Remember, legends are exaggerated stories that have been passed down for generations that stims from a truth. Myths have no solid fact to back them up.   

I live in the southern states of the US, which is rich with myths and lore from old settlers. One that is popular is a costal ghost called the Gray Man that appears before a hurricane is supposed to make landfall. 

A myth that I’ve been told since a very young age was to never look outside the windows at nights - especially when the windows are faced towards the woods. I was always told that bad things happen in the woods when they think no one is looking and if you are bad things will happen to you as well.