The flower is strong in its beauty as it can be forgotten, set aside, or destroyed. The ambitious do not know beauty. The feeling of essence is beauty
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The flower is strong in its beauty as it can be forgotten, set aside, or destroyed. The ambitious do not know beauty. The feeling of essence is beauty
Heads up pet keepers: zebra mussels have been spotted in Petco Betta Buddy brand moss balls.
If you don't know what zebra mussels are, they're an invasive aquatic species that reproduces incredibly quickly, to the point where it can damage power plant equipment and pipes, and also is a major threat to native mussels as it rapidly outcompetes them. They are a scourge on lakes across the midwest and spread easily on boats or other watercraft thats been exposed to them.
Finding one in a chain pet store item is BAD NEWS. These items are sold across the entire country and this has the potential to be a major spreader event. If you spot a zebra mussel on marimo or on any other aquarium plant please make a report to the relevant wildlife officials so they can be controlled. Do not dispose of any aquarium animal or plant in a waterway.
If we are vigilant, we can help keep our native mussels safe.
Not bug related, but important. I’ve seen piles and piles and piles of zebra mussels on beaches along Lake Michigan, they are a nightmare.
You can also report aquatic invasive species sightings from anywhere in the US on the United States Geological Survey’s sighting report form, if you don’t have a local contact like the specialist listed in the social media post above. Zebra mussels have caused immeasurable damage in the Great Lakes, and stopping their spread to other inland freshwater systems across North America is critical if we want to maintain the health and functionality of our waterways.
Hello, world! I’m fat. I look good. That’s all, thank you.
Greetings, friends. If you are fat, you also look good. Okay, good bye.
Thin people, you are welcome to reblog this to let your fat friends know they are phenomenal
answer some questions and ill describe u in the most beautiful way i know how
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warm hands
you are the feeling of someone holding your face. you are the feeling of true human connection. you are the feeling of warm happy tears rolling down your face. you are the feeling of victory. being around you feels like a warm hug. you are the feeling of dancing to your favorite song with your best friend. sometimes you may feel too clingy or “too much” for people but that isnt true. everyone around you just simply adores you.
pink glossed lips
you are the butterflies in your stomach when you see the person you loved. you are soft pink blushes, and lacy socks. you are the perfect strawberry, a bag full of candies, the joy of loving someone with all your heart. you are the small flowers blooming in spring. you are the kind of person that makes peoples hearts ache because of how much they love you. dont ever apologize for being soft and in love, one day it will all come back to you.
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🕯️ Reading Candles for Yes-or-No Questions 🕯️
🔥 High, steady flame - Yes.
🔥 Low, steady flame - No.
🔥 Short, weak flame - No.
🔥 Dancing flame - Needs more focus. Re-ground, concentrate, and ask again.
🔥 Violently flickering flame - Strong no. Take this as a warning (if you are positive the flickering is not caused by any outside force).
🔥 Sputtering and crackling flame - There is more to your answer than a simple yes or no.
🔥 Dual-Flame - Thinking, wait for your answer.
🔥 Flame leaning to the left - Yes.
🔥 Flame leaning to the right - No.
🔥 Candle will not light - Now is not the right time to ask.
🔥 Candle will not go out - You are not done yet. There is more to your answer that you need to hear.
🔥 Candle goes out on its own before giving an answer - Now is not the right time to ask.
What to do if you are facing eviction
Eviction protections are expiring across the United States and Canada right now, and millions of people are suddenly finding themselves facing eviction with a pandemic still raging and the start of winter just around the corner.
Not knowing where you’re going to live next month is an unbelievably scary position to be in, and there are a lot of people out there who are facing this for the first time in their lives. It’s okay to be scared. But it’s also important to start taking steps to deal with this as soon as you realize that might be at risk of eviction.
As someone who has worked in homelessness and housing advocacy my whole career, here’s what I recommend you do:
Do not leave your home. Many landlords count on their tenants not knowing or understanding their rights, and take advantage of that to try to illegally evict them without following proper procedure. I have seen landlords attempt some flagrantly illegal things during my time working with vulnerable people. Many landlords have been ignoring and violating eviction moratoriums during this pandemic. Don’t fall for it. There is a legal process that has to be followed to evict you, even if your name isn’t on the lease - your landlord cannot simply slip a note under your door ordering you out by the end of the week, no matter what they tell you. Do not leave your home until a judge orders you to do so. You may have a better shot in court than you think you do, and seeing the court process to the very end buys you valuable time to figure out your next move.
Get a lawyer. Many legal aid societies and law school legal clinics offer free legal assistance for people facing eviction. Having a lawyer can make an enormous difference - one study found that people without lawyers were evicted 65% of the time, compared to just 15% of people who had legal representation. Start calling and contacting legal aid services as soon as your landlord threatens or files eviction - these services often only do intake for new clients on certain days, so it’s a good idea to research these services ahead of time.
Understand your rights. The protections you have under the law depend on where you live - it’s critical that you take the time to educate yourself about what those protections are. Your area will likely have a Residential Tenancies Act, a Tenant Act, or something along those lines. Look online for information specific to your area. There may also be special protections and procedures in place because of the pandemic. If you live in NYC, for instance, you have a right to free legal counsel if you are facing eviction. Find out what protections you have in your area.
Contact resources in your area. Again, depending on where you live, there are different resources available. There may be a tenant support agency that can connect you to free legal resources directly. You might be eligible for unemployment benefits or emergency income. Your state or city might also have emergency funding or eviction prevention programs in place. NYC, for instance, offers “one shot deal” emergency grants that cover rental arrears for people who are facing eviction due to unexpected crises. You should also look at emergency housing options, community food banks, or other resources that can help you survive this situation. In many cities you can call 211 or 311 to learn more or about resources, or you can go online.
Attend your eviction hearing. Once you are given a date and time for your eviction hearing, it is critical that you attend. Even if you have not paid rent in several months and you think your case is hopeless, you absolutely must show up for this hearing. If you don’t attend, you will lose by default - if you attend, you may be successful in winning leniency, the opportunity to pay back rent with a payment plan and avoid eviction, or even just a few weeks’ extension on the eviction date so you have more time to come up with a plan. Attend your hearing.
Have a back-up plan. Even with legal aid resources on your side, you have to prepare for the possibility that you might not be able to fight your eviction. Buy yourself as much time as you can, and use that time to start researching possible options. Is there a cheaper room for rent that you can afford with your unemployment benefits? Do you know anyone you can stay with? Are there any housing non-profits in your area that can help? Do you have any leads on employment in the future? Explore your options, and remember that it’s okay to ask for help right now - people in your life can’t help you unless you tell them that you’re struggling.
Call your representatives. You are not the only person suffering as a result of expiring COVID protections - your elected officials need to know that letting these programs expire is having serious, dire consequences for real people that they represent. Call everyone. Call the office of your congressman, call your MP, call your state senator, your MLA, your local city counsellors. Tell your story, and make as much noise as you can. It doesn’t guarantee that anything will be done, of course, but it makes the problem harder for your elected officials to ignore.
Important Resources for Americans: LawHelp.org - website for learning more about local laws and finding free legal aid in your area JustShelter - a database of community resources available to people facing eviction (might not include all emergency pandemic programs) Eviction Moratorium Database - a database showing where evictions have been legally paused or restricted because of the pandemic National Evictions Database - a database where you can look up what the legal eviction process is supposed to look like in your state Tenant’s Union Resources - a website where you can find information for the tenant’s union or pro-tenant organizations in your area Legal Services - a federal non-profit that helps connect low-income households to legal resources for fighting eviction
Fannie Mae Renters Resource Finder - a database that will tell you if your rental unit is federally financed, and show you resources to fight eviction accordingly Freddie Mac Renters Resource Finder - another website to show you if your rental property is federally backed and connect you to resources
Eviction Lab - a website that outlines information about pandemic eviction moratoriums and restrictions currently in place in your state The National Housing Law Project - a comprehensive database of resources for people facing eviction or foreclosure Important Resources for Canadians: The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation - up-to-date information about eviction moratoriums in each province and territory Affordable Housing Programs Across Canada - information on affordable housing programs in each province and territory Western Law Eviction Information - a website outlining the eviction process in Ontario and what you need to do to fight it Community Legal Education Ontario - a website that shows the proper procedure for eviction in detail and outlines steps that can be taken to fight it Nova Scotia Legal Residential Tenancy Law Resources - detailed information about the eviction process in Nova Scotia and how to fight it Centre for Public Legal Education Alberta - resources and information for renters facing eviction in Alberta BC Housing - information and resources for tenants facing difficulties in British Columbia Saskatchewan Office of Residential Tenancies - information for tenants facing difficulties in Saskatchewan Tribunal Administratif du Logement - resources and information for tenants living in Quebec. Available in both English and French.
Now the question is what am I going to do with all that curse money?
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2021 Lunar Calendar
2021 Full Moons
January 28 (Wolf Moon in Leo)
February 27 (Snow Moon in Virgo)
March 28 (Worm Moon in Libra)
April 27 (Pink Moon in Scorpio)
May 26 (Flower Moon in Sagittarius) SUPERMOON LUNAR ECLIPSE!
June 24 (Strawberry Moon in Capricorn)
July 24 (Buck Moon in Aquarius)
August 22 (Sturgeon Moon in Aquarius)
September 20 (Corn Moon in Pisces)
October 20 (Hunter’s Moon in Aries)
November 19 (Beaver Moon in Taurus)
December 18 (Cold Moon in Gemini)
2021 New Moons
January 13 (in Capricorn)
February 11 (in Aquarius)
March 13 (in Pisces)
April 12 (in Aries)
May 11 (in Taurus)
June 10 (in Gemini) SOLAR ECLIPSE!
July 10 (in Cancer)
August 8 (in Leo)
September 7 (in Virgo)
October 6 (in Libra)
November 4 (in Scorpio)
December 4 (in Sagittarius)
Dates are approximate and calculated for the Northern Hemisphere (East Coast, USA).
Sources:
Cafe Astrology | Calendar-12.com
Herbs/spices A-z
Anise - wards evil, happiness, divination, protection. Treats cough and cold, helps headaches and hangovers. (avoid with slow blood clotting meds)
Agrimony (churches steeple, cocklebur, holly rope, st. john herb) - protection, banishment. Aids sleep and diarrhea. (don’t take if diabetic, or pregnant/breastfeeding)
Alfalfa - prosperity, money, fortunes, sun. Energy booster, laxative, cleanser, prevents cholesterol absorption. (avoid with slow blood clotting meds, immune system suppressants, or on birth control pills)
Ashwagandha ( Withania, poison gooseberry, winterberry) - adaptogen, treats fatigue, helps with memory and mental clarity, mild sedative, somnifera (soporific) (don’t take if diabetic or if pregnant/breastfeeding)
Astragalus (Huang Qi) - banishments. aids fatigue, anti-inflammatory
Basil (st. john wort) - dispells confusion, love, projection, wishes, luck, success, protection, banishment, fidelity, trust, money, trust, deception, clarity. Calms, relieves pain, fatigue, improves clarity, eases a headache, antibacterial, aids bug bites
Bay - divination, purification, protection, vision, wisdom, strength. Eases indigestion, coughs, colds, and fever (don’t take with narcotics or sedatives)
Bladderwrack (fucus vesiculosus, black tang, cudweed, rockwork,) protection, sea, and wind, travel, money. Aids arthritis, joint pain, digestive disorders, heartburn and anxiety (external use only)
Boneset (eupatorium perfollatum) - protection, exorcism, treats cold, cough and constipation. (don’t use if pregnant/breastfeeding, severe diarrhea w long term use)
Black peppercorn - exorcism, protection, curses. Anti-inflammatory, heals ulcers, arthritis
Borage (starflower, Bannon, bugloss, bee bread, ox tongue, cool tankard) - power, courage. Treats colds and bronchitis (don’t take if pregnant/breastfeeding, seizures, don’t give to children)
Broom (genistein, lupine gorse, laburnum, blood from a head) - protection, money, purification, wind, divination,. Diuretic, cathartic (top only, poisonous in large amounts, vomiting, lowers blood pressure, extreme upset stomach)
Buchu (agathosma betulin, bookoo, diosma) - prophetic dreams. Diuretic, antiseptic, antiinflammatory (don’t take if pregnant/breastfeeding, stomachache, hepatoxic)
Catnip (Nepeta Cataria) - love, luck, optimism, quarrels, mind control. Reduces stress, aids mood and sleep, soothes teething, colic, diarrhea, and anxiety. (causes drowsiness, don’t take with lithium/sedatives)
Chives (Kudda, Nira, Allium Schoehpprasum) - love, protection, divination, hex breaking. Reduces blood pressure, vitamin A K B-complex, copper, zinc, calcium, aids digestion (Poisonous to dogs)
Chickory (blue dandelion, succory) - grounding, health, protection, vitality. Therapeutic, aids digestion
Comfrey (Symphytum, ass’s ear, soapwort) - money, safe travel, stability, endurence, protection. (poisonous and toxic - liver and kidney failure, cancer, can be absorbed through the skin, don’t give to children)
Calamus (dragons blood, sweet edge, sweet flag) luck, healing, money, protection. (external use only, poisonous in large amounts - hallucinations, vomiting, nausea)
Caraway (meridian fennel, Persian cumin) - luck, blessings, courage, love, protection, lust, health.
Cardamon - clarity, concentration, confidence, courage, lust, love. Relieves pain, uplifts mood, improves digestion, mental clarity, and memory
Calamintha - healing, optimism, High in methanal, treats contusions and bruising, depression, and grief
Cilantro - money, healing, love. Folates, vitamin c, a k, b6, antiseptic, antispasmodic
Cinnamon (winter wood) - protection, money, lust, wealth, prosperity, healing, strength. relieves pain, uplifts mood, relieves fatigue, natural disinfectant, improves digestion and appetite, Bark: soothes sore throat and cough, antiinflammatory, (avoid taking with antibiotic meds)
Clove - protection, exorcism, love, money, purity, business, relieves digestion, pain, uplifts mood, improves clarity, helps bronchitis (don’t take with slow blood clotting meds, liver changing meds, anticoagulants)
Coriander - health, healing. relives pain, fatigue, improves digestion and mental clarity, reduces nausea
Deer Tongue (Dichanthelium Cladestinum) - luck, love, psychics, legal matters
dutchman’s breeches - love
Devils bit (succisa pratensis) - Exorcisms, love, protection, lust. Diaphoretic, demulcent, febrifuge, properties, aids cough and fever
Dill - protection, fortune, lust, love money. Vitamine c, a, aids insomnia, hiccups, diarrhea, mental problems, boosts immunity, anti-inflammatory, aids arthritis, increases apatite
Dittany of crete - spirit work, divination,, astral projection
Dock - healing, fertility, money, laxative, astringent (poisonous to chickens, horses, and cattle)
Dodder (Cuscuta) - love, divination, knot magic
Elecampane (inula helenium, horse heal, elf dock) - love, protection, divination, clairvoyance, kills worms in the stomach (don’t take in large amounts, if pregnant/breastfeeding, diabetic, or allergic to ragweed.)
Epazote (Mexican tea, dysphonia, ambrioids, wormwood, Jesuits tea, payau mastruz, herba Sancta maria) -health, protection, aids digestion and flatulence
Feverfew - protection, prevents migraines and headaches, arthritis, fever, muscle pain/tension, lowers blood pressure, increases apatite (don’t take if pregnant/breastfeeding)
Frankincense - protection, courage, luck, spirit work, exorcisms. Anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, improves digestion, expectorant, sedative
Galangal - protection, lust, health, money, anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, pyroxene, vitamin c, iron, potassium, heart-healthy, aids cough and cold and sore throat ( don’t take if pregnant/breastfeeding)
Gotu kola (centella asiatica, astatic, pennywort, herb of longevity, Brahmi, tiger herb) - stamina, health, calming, focus
Ginger - bitterness, love, money, success, power, treats cramps, nausea, flu treatment, diarrhea, and fever (avoid with slow clotting meds)
Goldenseal (eye root, orange root, yellow puccoon) - healing, money, divination, anti-viral, anti-biotic, aids digestion, eases cold and fever, minor cuts/bruises, congestion (don’t take with liver meds, are pregnant/breastfeeding, or have high blood pressure)
Horehound (bull blood, the seed of Horus, marrubium Vulgare) - protection, mental powers, exorcisms, antiseptic, expectorant, vermifuge, aids nausea and vomiting
Horsetail (equisetum) - Fertility, charming
Hounds tongue (beggars lice, dog tongue, rat and mice, Cynoglossum officinale) - curses, surprises, healing
Hyssopus officinalis - purification, protection, divination, astral projection, soothes cold and fever, sore throats, asthma, rheumatism, indigestion, expectorant
Kava Kava - visions, protection luck (fatigue, deep depression, don’t take pregnant/breastfeeding)
Licorice - love, lust, natural sweetener, aid menstrual cramps, boosts the immune system, relieve pain/stress, prevents heart disease.
Majoram - healing, protection
Meadowsweet (meadwort, queen of the prairies, filipendula ulmaria, bride of the meadow, queen of the meadow) - love, peace, divination, happiness, aids rheumatism, soothes stomach and acid reflux, astringent, antibacterial anti-inflammatory (don’t take with warfarin)
Mint (Mentha Piperita) - strength, arguments, virtue, vision, money, luck, love, exorcism, travel, protection, aids anxiety, colic, flatulence, indigestion, IBS
Mistletoe (devils fuge) - difficulties, fertility, health, protection
Morning glory - affection, happiness, peace
Mullein (Verbascum thapsus, clot, hag taper) - courage, protection, health, love, divination, exorcism, aids cough, earache, sore throat, analgesic, antibacterial, relieves asthma, burns, insect bites, and diahrea.
Mustard - health, fae magic, fertility, protection
Myrrh - protection, wards, banishments, love, death, weddings, luck, money
Myrtle (murtus) - love, death, weddings, luck, money, youth, fertility, peace, meditation, uplifts mood, anti-inflammatory, aids in healing skin
Paprika - heat, fire
Parsley - festivity, protection, death, bad luck, helps with anemia, diuretic, fatigue, (don’t take with slow clotting meds)
Patchouli - invisibility, fertility, lust, money
Peppercorn - protection, banishments, courage, love, relieve nausea, anxiety, indigestion, IBS, colic, diarrhea, cough and cold, anti-inflammatory (avoid if you have acid reflux disease, take cyclosporine, or liver meds)
Ramson (allium ursinum, bear paw, eagle) - festivals, creativity, health, antibiotic, antiseptic, reduces blood pressure, heart attacks, and stroke
Rosemary -beauty, feminity, empowerment, protection, love, lust, willpower, memory, nightmares, cloud vision, curses, improves focus, and memory, blood pressure, circulation, antiseptic, antidepressant, eases indigestion
Saffron - warnings, mirth, love, healing, wind magic, psychics, strength
sage - cleansing, virtue, immortality, longevity, wisdom, wishes. Aids cold and fever, hot flashes, cramps, rashes, and sore throat
sagebrush - purification, exorcisms
sandlewood- purification, love, protection, wishes, spirituality
sea salt - cleansing, purification, consecration, grounding, protection, sea magic, mermaids
Solomon’s seal (Polygonatum) - protection, exorcism
spearmint - healing, love, energizer, uplifts mood, relieves pain and fatigue, breaks up congestion, improves appetite, soothes itchy skin, anti-inflammatory (wear gloves when dealing with raw spearmint)
sugarcane - love, lust
Tansy - health, longevity
Tarragon - healing, protection, consecration, iron-rich, aids circulation, vitamin c, a, calcium
Tea - fortune, courage, strength
tea tree - relieves pain, natural disinfectant, vapors help with breathing
Thyme - courage, healing, sleep, loyalty, strength, courage, purification, anti-bacterial, antiseptic, eases cough and cold, expectorant, relaxes muscles, uplifts mood, anti-inflammatory, improves digestion and appetite, natural disinfectant (don’t take with slow clotting meds)
Tormentil (potentilla erecta) - protection, love
Tumeric - purification, strength, anti-inflammatory, reduces cholesterol (don’t take with slow clotting meds)
Urva Ursa (ursi) - psychic increase, earth, grounding
vervain (enchanters plant, verbena, yerba de Santa ana, cross plant, Juno’s tears, pidgeon grass/weed, herb of grace) - enchantment, bindings, blessings, peace, fortune, youth, fear, nightmares, curses, wisdom, sleep, banishments, love eases tension and stress (Poisonous in large amounts)
Witch hazel (hamamelis) - protection, clarity, aids acne, cuts and bruises, insect bites, minor burns/sunburns, colitic, antiseptic
Wood aven (geum urbanum) - earth, grounding, meditation, astral projection
November 2020 Happenings:
Nov 1: Retrogrades in Mercury, Mars, Uranus, Neptune, and Chiron continue Nov 3: Mercury retrograde ends Nov 4: Waning gibbous moon in Gemini Nov 8: Last quarter moon in Leo Nov 12: Waning crescent moon in Libra Nov 14: Mars retrograde ends Nov 15: Super new moon in Scorpio, when moon is at its closest point to Earth. (More info can be found here.) Nov 16 & 17: Leonid meteor shower reaches peak, visible in both hemispheres. (Check your local listings here.) Nov 18: Waxing crescent moon in Capricorn Nov 21: Sagittarius season begins Nov 22: First quarter moon in Pisces Nov 26: Waxing gibbous moon in Aries Nov 29: Neptune retrograde ends Nov 29 & 30: Penumbral lunar eclipse, final one of 2020, visible in parts of both hemispheres. (Check your local listings here.) Nov 30: Full moon in Gemini (November’s full moon is called a Beaver Moon) Nov 30: Retrogrades in Uranus and Chiron continue into December
Please check your local and daily listings for up to date information in your time zone.
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This is part of an ongoing cosmic calendar series.
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Friendly All Souls Day reminder that you are going to die.
Resources for Storm and Weather Magic
Updated: March 30th 2016
GENERAL INFORMATION
[Collecting Storm Water] (an ask)
[Combining Storm Craft and Knot Craft] (an ask)
[Creating or Moving Weather] (an ask)
[Drawing Energy From Storms] (an ask)
[An Intro to Weather Magic]
[A Little Weather Witchery]
[Magic for a Snow Storm]
[Resources: Rain Water]
[Resources: Storm Water]
[Snow Magic]
[Storm Catching - Cyclone Stopper]
[Storm Craft Basics]
[Storm Crystals : Banded Amethyst | Chrysocolla in Quartz | Snowflake Obsidian]
[Storm Scrying]
[Storm Water]
[Storm Water vs Rain Water] (an ask)
[Stormcraft]
[Summoning Wind Without Whistling] (an ask)
[Tentative Steps: Beginning Storm Witchery]
[Tips for Starting Storm Craft]
[Tools of a Storm/Weather Witch] (an ask)
[Traditional Storm Raising Methods]
[Weather]
[Weather Magic] (tw: gif)
[Weather Magic for the Sailor]
[Weather Magic - Storm Casting]
[Weather Station Symbols for Sigils]
[Weather Symbols for Sigils]
[Whistling Up a Wind]
SPELLS AND SIGILS
(Note: spells that involve storm water are included)
[Air Lock Spell] (to help drive away bad weather)
[To Bring a Storm]
[Calm After the Storm Elixir]
[Charm to Seal Up a Storm]
[A Chant to Bring in a Storm and Strengthen Witches’ Power]
[Chant to Make It Windy] (tw: gif)
[“Clouds produce rain”] (tw: sigil)
[Cold Weather Box]
[A Colorful Sunny Day Spell]
[Cottage Crafts: Elemental Magic Storm Ward] (a home protection charm that draws its power from the energy of passing storm systems)
[Drought Spell] (to work with the element of air to bring a storm / fix a drought) (tw: sigil)
[Electric Charge Spell] (to increase one’s energy, motivation, and focus) (tw: gif)
[Forget Me Spell]
[Glamour Jar for Intimidating Looks]
[“Grey Cloud” Curse]
[Heavy Rain Spell]
[Holiday Ornament Snow Spell]
[Hurricane Curse]
[“I direct rain towards the places that need it”] (tw: sigil)
[“I influence the weather around me with ease”] (tw: sigil)
[To Lessen a Storm]
[Let It Snow]
[A let it snow sigil] (tw: sigil)
[Let’s Try a Spell: When It Rains] (for a better perspective)
[A Light in the Storm] (to aid in the healing of seasonal depression)
[Protection From Storm]
[“Protection from storms”] (tw: sigil)
[Protective Storm Ward]
[Rain-Banishing Spell]
[Rain-Calling Chant]
[Rain Spell / Storm Spell / Sigils for Rain / Sigils for Thunder / Sigils for Lightning] (tw: sigil)
[Rain Summoning Spell]
[Rainy Day Anxiety Spell]
[Rainy Day Spell to Clear Negative Energy]
[To Raise a Storm] (tw: gif)
[Sea Witch Rain Spell]
[Sigil for Bringing Clouds / Rain] (tw: sigil)
[Snow Spell] (tw: gif)
[Snow-Summoning Sigils] (tw: sigil)
[A Song of Storms]
[“Song of Storms” Enchantment] (for whistling up rain/storms) (tw: gif)
[Spell for Sunshine]
[Spell to Attract Rain]
[A Spell to Ward Off Rain] (tw: sigil)
[Spells for Weather]
[Spells to End a Storm]
[“Stop Rain” Sigil] (tw: sigil)
[Storm-Calling Spell]
[A Storm Chant]
[Storm of Tears and Nightmares Curse]
[Storm Spell] (to summon a storm)
[Storm Witch’s Transformation Spell]
[Summon a Storm]
[Summon a Storm Spell]
[Summoning rain and storms sigil] (tw: sigil)
[“Sun to cloud, cloud to rain, rain freezes and turns to snow”] (tw: sigil)
[Sunshine Spell]
[Teru Teru Bouzu] (a sunny day spell)
[Thunder Cake] (to help connect with the storm’s energy; to honor the storm; to ask for protection)
[Thunderstorm in a Jar]
[Untie the Wind] (to increase and decrease wind)
[Ward Water]
[Warm Weather Chant]
[The weather is cool and pleasant] (tw: sigil)
[“The weather is in favor of snow”] (tw: sigil)
[Wind Spell for Inspiration & Creativity]
[Winter (Snow) Spell for Anxiety]
STORM / WEATHER MAGIC BLOGS
[rainy-day-witchcraft]
[stormbornwitch]
[stormsorceress]
[stormwaterwitch]
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I've decided to just NOT celebrate christmas this year.
It's an overrated holiday anyway.