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Amethyst Geodes and How They Form Naturally

methyst geodes are a form of quartz that develop inside cavities in volcanic rock. Over long periods, mineral-rich fluids move through these hollow spaces and deposit layers of crystal along the interior walls. The result is a stone shell lined with purple crystal points that grow inward.

Each geode forms under slightly different conditions. Size, depth, crystal shape, and color tone vary from piece to piece. Some develop tight clusters of small points, while others grow fewer but larger crystal structures.

Looking at amethyst geode examples helps show how much natural variation exists, even within the same material. Some pieces remain compact and dense, while others open wider and expose deeper crystal growth.

Amethyst geodes are often collected or displayed because they show crystal formation in its raw state. Their structure makes them useful as reference pieces when comparing natural stone.

For broader context across materials, sizes, and weights, check out this bulk crystal reference, groups different crystal types together for easier comparison.

[thealtpath]

Pagan Statues for Altar Spaces

Many people use pagan statues for altar use to mark space, honor tradition, or add visual weight to a shelf or room. These statues appear across many paths and cultures, and placement often matters more than the specific figure chosen.

Some statues sit indoors on shelves or altars, while others work well in gardens or entry areas. Materials, size, and finish usually guide placement, especially when choosing between resin, stone-look, or heavier outdoor styles.

In addition to several styles of Baphomet, this site includes Norse, Celtic, Greek, and Egyptian statues. It also includes gargoyle statues.

[thealtpath]

Smudge Sticks and Traditional Smoke Cleansing

Many people use smudge sticks as part of smoke cleansing traditions that go back centuries. The practice centers on burning dried herbs and letting the smoke move through a space, an object, or personal items.

Herbs like white sage, blue sage, cedar, and palo santo are commonly used. Each plant has a different scent and burn quality. Some people prefer strong, earthy smoke, while others look for lighter herbal notes. Because of that, smudge sticks for smoke cleansing are often chosen based on scent, size, and how often they will be used.

Smudge sticks are usually bundled tightly so they burn slowly and evenly. Smaller bundles work well for quick use, while longer bundles last through repeated sessions. Many people also pair them with shells, bowls, or smudge feathers to help guide the smoke.

When choosing sage smudge sticks and herb bundles, it helps to think about where they will be used. Indoor spaces benefit from compact bundles that are easy to control. Larger bundles are better suited for outdoor use or longer cleansing work.

Over time, people tend to settle into a few preferred herbs rather than switching constantly. Having a reliable bundle on hand makes regular smoke cleansing simple and consistent.

[samwisethewitch]

5 herbs for all your winter witchery needs

I don't know about y'all, but in my corner of the world, this is about the time of year when winter starts to creep in. The days are getting colder, the nights are getting longer, and things are winding down for the end of the year.

I love working with seasonal plants in my practice as a way of connecting with the changing of the seasons. Below are a few plants that are really great for this. I've tried to prioritize plants that are accessible -- these are either easy to forage throughout North America, Europe, and Australia, or can be purchased affordably at most grocery stores.

Pine (Pinus spp.) is the plant I associate most strongly with winter, probably because of Christmas trees. Magically, pine is associated with healing, cleansing, and protection. White pine (Pinus strobus) is used as a cold and flu remedy in Appalachian folk medicine. (Please be aware that not all pine species are edible and that I share this fact for educational purposes only.) Appalachian lore also says that pine trees comfort a troubled mind. Scott Cunningham specifically mentions burning pine needles during the winter to purify and cleanse the home and scattering needles on the floor to drive away evil. Like all evergreens, pine is associated with vitality and resilience. Pine is a wonderful plant ally for all cleansing and healing magic, especially during winter.

Holly (Ilex aquifolium) is another very wintery plant. Holly is very strongly protective, and planting it outside the home is said to protect inhabitants from evil spirits and witchcraft. Depending on the culture, carrying holly is sometimes seen as good luck and sometimes seen as bad luck. In British folklore, holly is associated with the Holly King, a figure who represents winter. I decorate my home with holly during Yule for protection and good luck, and as a nod to British folk traditions.

Ivy (Hedera helix) is yet another evergreen plant associated with winter. It is associated with protection and healing. Ivy is said to protect from bad luck and to bring good luck when carried. It is also sometimes used in spells for love and romantic commitment. The flexible vines can be used to bind spell bundles and can be incorporated into seasonal decorations. You might consider decorating your home with holly and ivy together for strong protection during the winter.

Peppermint (Mentha × piperita) is THE winter flavor, at least here in the United States. Once pumpkin spice season ends, peppermint season begins. Like pine, peppermint is strongly associated with healing and with cleansing. It is specifically associated with healing headaches. Peppermint is also used in love spells and spells to strengthen psychic abilities. Author Rebecca Beyer says that mint was associated with the dead in ancient Greece and can be worn as protection against witches. Peppermint can be used in any spells related to improving happiness and loving feelings. (Kitchen magic is a great option here!)

Cinnamon (Cinnamomum cassia) brings warm, fiery solar energy into our winter spells. It is associated with spirituality, healing, protection, sexuality, wealth, and love. Cinnamon is also strongly associated with success and is said to lend power to spells. It is considered a solar plant, meaning it is ruled by the Sun in Western astrology. Because the Sun is an important part of many pagan winter solstice traditions, cinnamon may be used in these celebrations. If you are someone who finds your energy levels are lower in the winter, you might work with cinnamon for an energy boost.

These plants can be added to spell candles or charms, used to decorate a seasonal altar, or given as offerings to spirits associated with winter. Some, like pine and peppermint, can be burned as incense while others, like peppermint and cinnamon, can be used in kitchen witchcraft. As always, you should research drug interactions and talk to your doctor before using any herb internally.

Further Reading:

Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs by Scott Cunningham

Wild Witchcraft by Rebecca Beyer

[thealtpath]

Love your post samwisethewitch - I feel that, last harvest in our coven gardens, then soon to be covered in snow. My witch hut is full of herbs hanging to dry - most for magic and ritual, but also some for teas. I grow a lot of chocolate mint and beebalm, rosemary, sage and lavender. My home feels "naked" to me without herbs hanging on the walls and in windows.

But what I wanted to say is don't neglect herbal teas, especially in winter. Low calorie and fat-free, lol, but comforting, healing even - and certainly a boost for wellness. Doesn't mean those too can't be magical, right?

For those that never have, try some herbal teas, more magical than one might think ...

Herbal Tea and Accessories

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[dark-corner-cunning]

Nature's Comfort in Times of Grief, Sadness, Depression, & Shadow Work

As the days grow shorter and the veil between worlds thins, those of us in the northern hemisphere prepare for our descent into the darker half of the year. The turning inward begins—a time of reflection, rest, and connection with the mysteries of the unseen. With Samhain and All-Hallows fast approaching, many of us will be honoring our beloved dead, inviting their spirits into our hearths and hearts.

Yet, here in Appalachia, the weight of this season feels heavier than usual. We are still grappling with the aftermath of Helene, not only facing the destruction left in her wake but mourning the loss of family, friends, and neighbors. The land, our sacred connection, has been scarred, and we feel that pain deeply in our spirits. In these moments, grief is a shared burden, an ache that runs through the hills and hollers, touching us all.

With this in mind, I wanted to offer some healing guidance to those of you navigating this challenging time. Grief, loss, and depression can be overwhelming forces, but nature has always provided us with allies—herbs that soothe the spirit and support us through our shadow work. These plants can help us not only process our emotions but also guide us through the necessary inner journeys of transformation and healing.

Agrimony: Dispelling negative feelings

Amaranth: Healing the brokenhearted

Ashwagandha: Stress relief

Balm of Gilead Tears: Healing from loss & the broken heart

Beech Tree: Emotional wound healing

Bleeding Heart Flower: Ease broken hearts

Bluebell: Soothes grief & sorrow

Brussel Sprouts: Helps to process emotional heartache

Burdock Root: Removes negative feelings from trauma & wrongdoing

Calamint: Soothes sorrow & aids in the recovery of emotional pain

Cannabis: Aids relaxation & calms

Celandine: Helps with depression

Centaury: Repels hurtful energy

Chamomile: Reduces stress

Chaparral: Aids in resolving sleep disturbances triggered by the mind

Chestnut (Bark, Leaves, Nuts): Relieving worry

Chickweed: Calms anger & releases long-held grudges

Clover (King’s): Helps with depression

Clove: Eases grief

Coffee: Removes negative self-views

Coriander: Eases broken heart

Cypress: Eases grief & broken hearts

Fireweed: Trauma recovery

Garden Sage (Any Sage Other Than White): Eases grief & loss

Ghost Pipe: Assists with shadow work, emotional pain, & aids with bad habits

Katydid: Letting go of patterns, beliefs, & behaviors that no longer serve you

Kola Nut: Helps remove depression

Lamb’s Ear: Dispels despair

Lantana: Helps heal depression

Lavender: Promotes calmness, soothing, & helps overcome depression

Lemon Balm: Helps in healing mental & nervous issues

Linden Tree: Heart healing & stress relief

Lotus Root: Aids in preventing intrusive & negative thoughts

Meadowsweet: Relieves distress & disharmony

Narcissus: Promotes peace of mind

Neroli: Overcoming emotional blockages

Nettle: Dispels fear

Onion Flower: Banishes bad habits & negative influences

Pampas Grass: Aids in overcoming depression

Papaya: Aids in bringing you out of darkness

Passionflower: Aids in destressing

Pine Nuts: Aids in releasing & moving on

Rabbit Tobacco: Aids in helping ease restless spirits (Great for the departed lost to traumatic situations)

Redbud: Healing shame & emotional pain

Reindeer Moss: Helps feeling uprooted, disconnected, displaced, & coping with sudden changes out of your control

Rosemary: Remembrance

Sassafras: Overcoming addiction

Skullcap: Relieves disharmony & disruption

Snowdrop: Relieves sorrow & grief

Spider Plant: Reduces stress

Star of Bethlehem: Releases shock, trauma, psychological & emotional blockages

Sugar Cane: Aids in sympathy

Thyme: Eases grief

Tumbleweed: Releasing the care of other’s thoughts about you

Willow Tree: Overcoming sadness

Witch Hazel: Eases grief

Wood Betony: Eases grief

Wormwood: Eases anger

Ylang Ylang: Overcoming depression

Zinnia: Eases sadness

[thealtpath]

My heart goes out to those affected by Helene ... love this list of herbs and properties, and dark-corner-cunning, that you singled out properties most useful for coping with the emotional trauma and symptoms people experience with such events. I appreciate you!

Not everyone works with magical herbs or is familiar with wort-cunning, but I think everyone knows how to sip a cup of herbal tea. These blends can be helpful for stress and sorrows:

Herbal Tea and Accessories

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Herbal Teas for Daily Ritual and Rest

Herbal teas have long been used for grounding, reflection, and simple daily rituals. Many blends focus on calming herbs, traditional botanicals, and natural flavors meant for slow preparation and mindful use. Tea can be part of a morning reset, an evening wind-down, or a quiet moment between tasks. This category brings together loose herbs, tea blends, and basic accessories used for everyday tea rituals.

Explore herbal tea and accessories here:

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[thealtpath]

Ritual Baths, The Perfect Reset

Ritual baths have been used across cultures as a way to slow down, reset, and mark transitions. The act itself matters more than complexity. Warm water, quiet time, and intention do most of the work.

Some people use ritual baths for grounding or reflection. Others use them before rest, journaling, or meditation. The point is not perfection. It is creating a pause that feels deliberate.

Common items include bath salts, herbs, oils, candles, and simple washes. You do not need everything at once. Many people start with one or two elements and build from there over time.

If you’re curious about what typically goes into a ritual bath setup, this category shows the common options people use and how they’re grouped:

Ritual Bath | Purify, Cleanse, Attract

Ritual Bath Products: Transform your experience with our ritual bath products. Cleanse your aura and promote healing for a deeper spiritual

Ritual work does not have to be dramatic to be meaningful. Sometimes it’s just water, quiet, and showing up for yourself.

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[undeadentropy]

Don't even worry about all that

[montanabohemian]

#well why did he even buy a scrying mirror if he didn’t expect his familiar to scry

[paradoxicalli]

cat understood the assignment

[thealtpath]

Cat DID understand the assignment, lol. I wander what he saw? Cat ancestors maybe?

Do you need a scrying mirror for your cat?

Black Scrying Mirror

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[thealtpath]

Herb books and working herbs for magic

Learning about magical herbs works best when study and practice happen together. Books help explain traditional uses, meanings, and correspondences. Real herbs turn that knowledge into action.

For reference and study, herb books focused on magic are useful for understanding how different traditions work with plants and intention. https://thealtpath.net/product-category/magic-herbs-book/

For hands-on work, two-ounce herb packets are a practical size. They’re easy to use for spell work, sachets, oils, incense blends, and altar preparation without committing to bulk amounts. https://thealtpath.net/product-category/magical-herbs/herbs-for-magic/

Both come from the same magical herbs category, which includes dried herbs used across many types of magical practice. https://thealtpath.net/product-category/magical-herbs/

Reading first helps, but working with the herbs is where everything clicks.

[thealtpath]

Keeping crystals, tarot decks, and small ritual supplies organized.

One thing that gets overlooked with metaphysical tools is storage. When you’re working with crystal chips, herbs, charms, beads, tarot decks, and ritual kits, organization makes everything easier to use and easier to put away.

For small loose items, bulk resealable bags are simple and practical. They work well for crystal chips, herbs, charms, beads, and other tiny pieces that need to stay separated and visible. https://thealtpath.net/product-category/resealable-bags/

For decks, sachets, and grouped tools, tarot bags and pouches help keep sets together and protect cards during storage or travel. https://thealtpath.net/product-category/bags-in-bulk-pouches-totes/

Both of these come from the same metaphysical supply shop I use for witchcraft, Wiccan, Pagan, and general metaphysical supplies. https://thealtpath.net/metaphysical-store-online/

Simple tools, less clutter, and everything stays ready when you need it.

[creature-wizard]

I don't understand why using chakras is considered cultural appropriation

If chakras exist they exist in all humans since humans are the same, so why some people can't try to work on their own?

So, the issue isn't that westerners want to do things with their chakras. That's never been the problem.

The issue is that we have yet another case of western people taking something out of its original context, and presenting their take on it as the basically same thing those other people are doing. Most people aren't aware that what they're being taught has very little to do with actual Hindu spirituality.

I recommend reading this post, which sums the whole issue up. And FWIW, I agree with the writer that if you can't join one of the traditions that uses chakras, then creating your own take on energy centers is a way to go.

[thealtpath]

Love the question, and the answer creature-wizard, and a wise answer I think. I think about how it's easier to say "smudging" than "smoke cleansing" - While cultures all over the world participate in smoke-cleansing, smudging seems to always tie to Native American cultures. They have their way, others have theirs, just a coined term borrowed. Cancel culture gets on my nerves.

But the same with Reiki healing and chakra work. Related because it's a part of all human kind, not just one country or culture. So, that's why I love your answer.

For anyone else wanting to work some Reiki or tweak their 7 chakras:

Reiki Healing

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[madamlaydebug]

[thealtpath]

I saw this and thought, what a great little infographic .... I think a lot of folk don't really consider their personal energy and how it affects them or other people. Let alone how it affects their life, path and trajectory.

There are many energy centers in addition to the main 7 chakras, and all of these energy centers come into play with the ancient Japanese art of Reiki, which in a nut shell is moving personal energy around for healing and health purposes. I can't explain it any easier than that.

For those that do Reiki or chakra work, well here ya go:

Reiki Healing

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[will-o-the-witch]

Witchy Blessings

May your spells manifest exactly as you would like them

May your spell ingredients be affordable and easy to find

May your herbs dry properly

May your intuition be clear and trustworthy

May your space be clean and open

May you find the energy to accomplish all your witchy goals

May your grimoire pages be organized, and may they be beautiful

May your faith in your craft shine through

[thealtpath]

:) I love this, :) I hang and dry herbs all throughout the year in my witch-hut. Even through the winter, by spring the last harvest is ready. Organizing grimoires is always a task if you're OCD about it like I am, ha! Coffee, healthy food and proper rest keep the energy stable for me. Well, that and having nothing to do with toxic and dramatic folk.

Great place for wiccan witchcraft supplies:

Metaphysical Store Online

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[space-queen]

planetary offerings 🪐

moon - moonstone, milky quartz, pearls, silver jewelry, lemonade, a cup of relaxing tea, the moon tarot card, ocean water, seashells, beach sand, sea glass, divination tools, crystal balls, bowls of water, lavender incense, silver or white candles sun - goldstone, citrine, gold jewelry, sun tea, orange juice, white wine, sunflowers, sunflower seeds, oranges, beeswax, lighters, the sun tarot card, crowns or other symbols of royalty, frankincense, yellow or purple candles mercury - agate, amazonite, emerald, coins, business cards, books, stationery, pens/pencils, handwritten notes, travel tickets, stamps, postcards, car keys, technology (cds, floppy disks, usb sticks, computer peripherals, wires or cords, etc.), lemongrass incense, multicolored candles venus - rose quartz, jade, opal, strawberries, strawberry lemonade, silk, perfume, beauty products, love letters, moscato or rosé, paintbrushes, flowers, honey, jewelry, mirrors, rose incense, pink candles mars - bloodstone, ruby, carnelian, red wine, bloody mary's, blood, weaponry or images of such, hot spices, hot sauce, peppers, symbols of power or things that make you feel powerful, matches, iron nails, scissors, knives, cinnamon incense, red candles jupiter - green aventurine, amethyst, lepidolite, dice, playing cards, coins, good luck charms, four leafed clovers, statues of deities or spirits, religious symbology, piggy bank or wallet, horseshoes, sandalwood incense, green candles saturn - onyx, hematite, garnet, obsidian, sapphire, keys, black coffee, stout beers, whiskey, hemp stems, grains, time & dedication, antiques, photos of ancestors, hourglasses, clocks or watches, dark colored flowers, myrrh incense, black candles uranus - clear quartz, aquamarine, herkimer diamonds, cleartech, technology (cds, floppy disks, usb sticks, computer peripherals, wires or cords, etc.), toy planes/spaceships, science equipment, coffee, energy drinks, all things unusual or peculiar, eucalyptus incense, bright blue candles neptune - aquamarine, labradorite, larimar, hemp stems, poppy seeds, lotus flower, seashells, ocean water, beach sand, seaweed, kelp, sea glass, driftwood, pearls, coral, shark teeth, divination tools, mirrors, medical supplies, absinthe, jasmine incense, teal candles pluto - black tourmaline, smoky quartz, moldavite, sprigs of parsley, pomegranate seeds, graveyard dirt, red wine, wheat, bones, snakeskin, mushrooms, precious metals or gems, coins, ivy and fern, dragon's blood incense, black or red candles * glyphs, symbols, magic squares, sigils, and planetary imagery are always appreciated

compiled from my personal grimoire

© 2025 space-queen

[thealtpath]

Hey space-queen, love this! I use many of the same correspondences, and these also roll well with the planetary hours ... it's like art, isn't it? But then witchcraft is part art, part science. Love both aspects of it.

Thought I would share this and some super cool book titles on astrology, numerology and Moon-magic books to go with it

Astrology Books

Astrology Books. For beginners, advanced, moon magic, moon signs, planners, workbooks, numerology & other occult books. Blessed Be.

[ginger-hex]

rune reading made easy

Here’s why you should get your own rune set and how to use it. Yes, Minor Arcana can suffice just fine for very short term, practical predictions… But what about daily life in detail?  Runes are the most accurate and quickest way to gain control of your everyday life right from the smallest things. 

They can be drawn on their own or featured in Tarot readings and other divination forms: a single rune can clarify the meaning of a card more effectively than any other tool at your disposal. 

The ancient who conceived futhark alphabets have assigned simple and concrete meanings to each figure: that’s why they’re easy to understand. By combining them together, one could be able to create more advanced phrases.  Runes should be kept inside a dark/opaque bag or box that won’t allow anybody to see them from outside.  Runic readings should take place in the morning, as they will warn you about what to watch during that specific day.

1. Shake the sachet and draw one rune at a time blindly. 

2. Once you pick the runic symbol, read its straight-forward meaning and keep it in mind without trying to metaphorically interpret it. 

3. If you want, you can carry the rune with you in a safe pocket or in your bag; it helps you stay aware and the rune stone/coin itself protects you in some way.

4. Keep in mind the meaning of the rune religiously: it is warning you about specific objects, events or people.

E.G. (happened to me last month lol):

I wake up in a super good mood, have breakfast and pick one rune from my sachet. This rune is raidō. I decide that “ok whatever lets just go out, take the family car and drive to this event, the sun is shining today”. I get out of the parking lot, all was fine, no crashes, no crazy noises… but after 6 minutes of driving my car had a flat tire.  And I was shocked in the middle of nowhere waiting for help.

The rune was basically trying to tell me “hey yo, check your tires before you jump in the car ‘cause yesterday somebody slashed them or maybe a family member accidentally drove onto something pointy and hard”.

I call dad to seek some kind of comfort and he goes “yes, I was expecting that to happen…” and explains how something may have pierced the left tile on the rear (the one gone flat, I got chills) on the way back home from the countryside. 

In this case, I should’ve checked the state of the car beforehand and/or ask a family member if all was ok with the car. A simple thing, which I just overlooked despite a super specific raidō showing  up in my quick 1-rune morning reading.

That’s only a small example of how runes can prevent you from getting into trouble on a daily basis.

So lovelies, please give em a try if you feel weak or lost in general. These beautiful symbols will guide you through. ♡

ᚠ fehu - wealth, cattle ᚢ ūruz - auroch, wild animal ᚦ þurisaz - the god Thor, giant ᚨ ansuz - The god Odin, ancestors, insight ᚱ raidō - ride, journey, cartwheel, wheel ᚲ kaunaz - fire, ulcer, torch ᚷ gebō - gift, interaction ᚹ wunjō - joy, pleasure ᚺ hagalaz - hail stone, precipitation ᚾ naudiz - need, necessity ᛁ īsaz - ice, cold, blocks ᛃ jēra - year, season, harvest ᛇ eiwaz - yew, tree ᛈ peorþ - dice cup, mystery  ᛉalgiz - elk, protection, shielding  ᛊ sōwilō - Sun ᛏ tīwaz - the god Tyr, creator, male things ᛒ berkana - birth, mother, beginning, female things ᛖ ehwaz - horse, transportation ᛗ mannaz - man, human being ᛚ laguz - water, lake  ᛜ ᛝ ingwaz - the god Yngvi, young person, fertility ᛟ ōþila - home, heritage, estate, possession ᛞ dagaz - day, daylight Hope this post was helpful and inspiring for you!

Stay tuned for more… Loads of love, 

xx @msmoonfire 

[thealtpath]

Interesting take on rune reading, and simplified glaxywolvez92. :) In the old traditional ways, the rune were cast over an area and runes fell into the nine realms, from Midgard to Asgard and the runes would speak to each aspect of life (from that perspective anyway. Then degrees and "aspects" were figured in, too wide or to narrow a degree was not a positive thing, but within certain degrees it was.

There's also the matter of "murkstave" or "brightstave", like with tarot upright or reverse meanings.

Some will say this is the only way to read the runes, but I find that to be quite rigid. I say read them in a way that works for the individual. The old way does take some time to master, for sure.

Anyway, just wanted to say, appreciate your post!

For anyone wanting to check out more about runes, rune books or a bunch of crystal rune sets, here you go:

Rune Divination - Crystal Runes & Books

Rune Divination - Crystal Runes & Books. Sets in many crystals, top titles & authors. Metaphysical & Occult Supplies. Blessed Be.

[thealtpath]

Running out of incense, candles, or crystals and want a real shop behind the website? Coexist – The Alternative Path keeps a full metaphysical store online backed by our brick-and-mortar shop in Ohio.

Browse crystals, herbs, incense, tarot decks, altar tools, jewelry, and more in one place. Main categories sit on this page, so it stays simple to move from crystals to herbs to divination tools.

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Leather Journals are Perfect for BOS's.

Some books hold information, and some hold pieces of you. Leather journals fall into that second category. They age the way we do, picking up moments, scuffs, and energy as they travel through our days. That’s why so many witches and practitioners choose them for spell notes, tarot reflections, dream work, or the thoughts that don’t belong on a glowing screen.

A leather journal feels grounding. It asks you to slow down, write with intention, and actually mean the words you put on the page. Over time, it becomes part of your practice instead of just a container for it.

They also just hold up over the years .... love that.

Here’s the leather journal section I was browsing earlier: https://thealtpath.net/product-category/journals-2/leather-journals-all/