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I picked up my first Tarot deck when I was thirteen—long before the internet existed. My local library became my sanctuary, and I happily tumbled down a rabbit hole of occult books, learning everything my very human brain could hold. I lived in those stacks. I soaked up every detail with all five senses: the scent of aging paper, the weight of the ink on the pages, the cool hush of the aisles, the softness of worn book covers. Tarot and the occult quickly became my favorite subjects—my lifelong obsessions. When I finally crawled back out of that rabbit hole, I came out a little older, a lot wiser, and (quite deservedly) with streaks of silver in my hair. Today, I’m a tech-witch with a double major in History and Writing. I began as an eclectic witch, eventually finding my home as an elemental witch. Then the world changed—technology blossomed, libraries went quiet, and the digital realm became a new kind of spellbook. Suddenly my magic grew faster, sharper, and more effective than anything I could’ve imagined back in those library days. My teaching style is a blend of all these experiences: the curious girl wandering between bookshelves, the elemental practitioner honing her craft, the historian, the writer, the tech-witch. I hope my teachings become more than stepping stones for you— I hope they become a spark that lights your own flame, bringing warmth, passion, and magic into your life. Disclaimer: Participants are responsible for their own choices and interpretations of the information provided. My services are for entertainment only and should not be considered as medical, legal, or psychological advice. If you are under the age of 18, it is your responsibility to get permission from your parents before communicating or participating in any of my services. This includes teachings.

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From Study to Spellwork: Building a Consistent Magical Practice

One of the biggest misconceptions about witchcraft is that it has to be elaborate or expensive.

We picture beautifully decorated altars, hour-long rituals, rare herbs, perfect moon phases, and enough free time to read three occult books before breakfast. Somewhere along the way, many of us begin believing that if we can't practice perfectly, we can't practice at all.

But the witches who came before us didn't wait for the perfect moment.

They folded magic into ordinary life. They blessed the bread they baked, watched the sky for signs of changing seasons, gathered herbs along familiar paths, whispered charms while sweeping the floor, and found the sacred in the repetition of everyday tasks. Their craft wasn't separate from life—it was life.

The same can be true today.

The way we begin our mornings quietly shapes everything that follows. Before the emails, headlines, notifications, and endless demands, there is a brief window where we can choose how we enter the day. Most of us have been taught to wake up and immediately react—to our phones, our responsibilities, or our anxieties. It's no wonder our nervous systems spend so much of life in a constant state of alert.

Rituals offer another way.

Unlike routines, rituals invite us to be present. They transform ordinary moments into intentional ones, gently signaling to the body that it is safe to slow down, breathe deeply, and settle into itself. A handful of simple acts can become anchors, reminding us that peace is not something we find—it is something we practice. Pull a tarot card. Light a candle. Open the curtains to greet the morning sun. Sip your tea without distraction. These small moments remind us that the sacred isn't somewhere else. It's already here, waiting for our attention.

Over time, these quiet beginnings do more than create a pleasant morning. They help regulate the central nervous system, soften the effects of chronic stress, and cultivate a steadier relationship with ourselves. We cannot always control what the day brings, but we can influence the state in which we meet it.

Before the world asks for your attention, offer a few moments to yourself.

Try beginning your morning without screens.

- Step into the morning sunlight.

- Drink a glass of water before your coffee or tea.

- Spend 2–3 minutes breathing intentionally.

- Meditate for 2–5 minutes.

- Cuddle your favorite pet.

- Sip your favorite drink slowly and mindfully.

- Step outside and take in the fresh air.

Then, anchor your morning with magical intention rather than productivity.

✍️ Take a pen and journal through these three questions:

- How do I want to feel today?

- What is one thing I can do today that will make me proud tonight?

- What can I release from my to-do list?

Lead your day with clarity, softness, and presence. Let your actions reflect the person you are becoming rather than the demands placed upon you.

✍️ One practice that has transformed my own week is spending a few quiet minutes every Sunday evening looking ahead. Instead of wondering when I'll "find time" for my craft, I choose one or two simple rituals for each day based on the planet that rules it. Monday might be journaling beneath the Moon's influence. Friday might become an evening devoted to Venus through beauty or self-care. Saturday might simply be cleaning my home as an act of Saturnian devotion.

By planning ahead, witchcraft stops feeling like another task on the to-do list and becomes the rhythm that quietly carries me through the week.

Across many magical traditions, the days of the week have long been associated with planetary energies and archetypal themes. Rather than treating them as rigid rules, think of them as gentle invitations—a framework for bringing more intention, beauty, and meaning into ordinary life.

Plan Your Week with the Planets

Monday — The Moon

- Journal and reflect.

- Set intentions, stir it into your morning cup.

- Write a to do list for this week’s chores.

Tuesday — Mars

- Begin new projects.

- Tackle your to-do list.

- Exercise or move your body.

Wednesday — Mercury

- Catch up on emails and messages.

- Brainstorm new ideas & goals.

- Journal about any long-term plans.

Thursday — Jupiter

- Practice gratitude.

List 3 things you’re grateful for.

- Review your finances.

- Take an action toward your biggest goal.

Friday — Venus

- Spend time with loved ones.

- Practice self-love. Do one thing that makes you feel good about yourself.

- Tidy your altar or magic space. Light your favorite candle.

- Indulge in life's simple pleasures.

Saturday — Saturn

- Clean and organize your home.

- Finish lingering projects.

- Learn something new.

Sunday — The Sun

- Take a nap.

- Express your creativity.

- Spend time outdoors.

- Reflect on the week and prepare for the next.

Remember, these aren't rules—they're invitations. If you miss a day, the magic doesn't disappear. If life gets busy, your practice isn't broken. Witchcraft has never been about perfection. It has always been about relationship: with yourself, with the seasons, with the land beneath your feet, and with the unseen threads that connect all things.

Magic is rarely found in grand gestures. More often, it arrives quietly—in the first light that spills across your windowsill, in the warmth of a mug held between your hands, in the card drawn before breakfast, or in a few intentional moments spent honoring the spirit of the day. These small rituals become the threads that weave an enchanted life, one ordinary morning at a time.

The old ways have always reminded us that the sacred lives in repetition. Tend to these moments with care, and you'll discover that your craft is no longer something you practice only when time allows. It becomes the way you move through the world—present, intentional, and awake to the quiet magic that has been there all along.

⭐️ Modern witches often consume endless content but struggle to build a consistent practice. This list gently offers an antidote. It’s not about buying more tools or learning another spell. It’s about creating a rhythm that makes magic part of everyday life.

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I'd like to address something I've noticed within the tarot community. Readers are sometimes dismissed simply because they glance at a guidebook during a reading, as though needing to reference a book somehow invalidates their intuition.

While it's true that confidence often grows with experience, I don't believe a guidebook should be used as the sole measure of someone's ability. Some readers naturally recall symbolism from memory, while others think more clearly with a reference nearby.

For some, opening a book isn't about searching for an answer—it is a moment of reassurance, a way of confirming that the thread they've been following is supported by the traditions they've studied. Every experienced reader was once a beginner, and every skilled practitioner continues to learn. There is wisdom in knowing what you know, and just as much wisdom in being willing to look something up.

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Reclaiming the Word “Witch”

There was a time when calling a woman a witch was enough to ruin her life.

Not because she flew through the night on a broomstick, but because she knew things. Because she healed. Because she lived outside the expectations placed on her. Because she was outspoken, intuitive, independent, aging, grieving, unmarried, intelligent, sexual, strange, spiritual, herbal, poor, powerful — or simply inconvenient.

“Witch” was never just about magic.

It was a warning.

A way to mark certain women as dangerous for stepping outside obedience.

And that is exactly why I refuse to treat the word as meaningless now.

When people say “witchcraft is outdated,” I understand what they often mean. They picture superstition, fantasy, aesthetic trends online, or something unserious. But many of us are not reclaiming the word because we believe every historical accusation literally involved spellcasting.

We reclaim it because history matters.

Women were persecuted under that label for centuries. Midwives. Healers. Folk practitioners. Outsiders. Widows. Women with property. Women who frightened people by refusing submission. The accusation of witchcraft was often social control wearing religious language.

To reclaim the word “witch” is, for many of us, an act of memory.

It says:

I remember what happened to women who spoke too loudly.

I remember what happened to women who healed outside accepted systems.

I remember what happened to women who trusted intuition over authority.

I remember what happened to women who did not fit neatly into the roles assigned to them.

And still — we continue.

Modern witchcraft, at least for me, is not about pretending to live in the 1600s. It is not escapism. It is not a costume.

It is intentional living.

It is understanding symbolism, ritual, psychology, nature, intuition, ancestral memory, personal responsibility, and transformation. It is creating meaning in a world that constantly tries to strip meaning away. It is making the invisible inner world visible through practice.

Lighting a candle with intention may look silly to one person and sacred to another. But humans have always used ritual to survive uncertainty. We do it at funerals, weddings, birthdays, graduations, prayers, holidays, and gravesides. Ritual is deeply human.

Witchcraft simply refuses to apologize for it.

The truth is, the discomfort around the word “witch” has never fully disappeared. Even now, people often mock women interested in spirituality, intuition, tarot, herbalism, moon cycles, energy work, or alternative practices long before they understand what those things actually mean.

The ridicule itself proves the point.

Reclaiming “witch” is not about asking society for permission to use the label correctly. It is about removing shame from it entirely.

If a woman centuries ago was called a witch for being knowledgeable, intuitive, healing, rebellious, or impossible to control, then maybe some of us wear the word now with purpose.

Not because we misunderstand history.

Because we understand it very well. 🕯️

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How To Start A Witchcraft Practice Without Overcomplicating It

So you’ve started practicing witchcraft but you’re not sure how to actually live the lifestyle…

➡️ If it starts to feel overwhelming, that’s your signal to simplify.

Not to quit.

Just take a step back and remove what you don’t actually need. ✨

A Simple Week of Practice

If you want a place to begin, try this for a few days. Nothing elaborate—just small, consistent moments.

Day 1

Stir your morning drink slowly. Choose one word for the day (calm, focus, patience) and keep it in mind as you drink.

Day 2

Pull one tarot card. Write 2–3 sentences about how it might show up in your day—not as prediction, but as perspective.

Day 3

Before responding to someone, pause. Notice your first reaction, then choose your response intentionally.

Day 4

Sit for five minutes with one thought or situation. No fixing—just staying with it.

Day 5

Pay attention to your environment. Notice when your mood shifts and what’s around you when it happens.

Day 6

Write down one thing you want to let go of. Read it once out loud, then intentionally tear it up.

Day 7

Do one small action you’ve been avoiding. No overthinking—just begin.

None of this looks like much on the outside.

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But this is how a practice actually forms.

Not in big moments—but in small ones you return to.

Start simple.

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Channel One: Spirit Guide Communication

This channel of Spirit Guide Communication feels like something being placed in your mind.

A sentence that arrives fully formed. A sudden certainty about something you have no logical reason to be certain about.

The “random” idea in the shower that solves a problem.

The voice in your head that says “my phone is going to ring” and it does!

📓 Practice Exercise: ✨

Stop dismissing these things as random.

Every time you think “that was probably just my imagination” and move on, you’re teaching your brain to suppress the signal.

Start recording them in your journal.

Every time you think “that felt different” and write it down, you’re teaching your brain to amplify it.

Write down: every placed thought, every insight, every moment of sudden knowing — date, time, what the thought was, and what happened next.

After 30 days, patterns emerge that will make you realize you’ve been receiving guidance your entire life.

This is just the first channel.

Stay tuned. There are five!

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A Quick Beltane Ritual

Write down three things that are already alive and good in your life right now. Not goals. Existing things. Light a candle. Read them out loud. That’s it!

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A Simple Candle Working (Done Properly)

A candle isn’t the working.

Your attention is.

The candle just gives it somewhere to rest.

Step 1: Choose your intention

Keep it clear and honest.

Step 2: Light the candle

No script needed.

Step 3: Stay with it longer than feels natural

This is where most people fall off.

Not 30 seconds.

Not a quick thought.

Sit with it until your mind actually starts to settle.

Until the surface noise quiets down a bit.

For some people, that’s a few minutes.

For others, it takes longer.

You’ll feel the difference.

Step 4: Close it intentionally

Don’t rush off.

Take a second to recognize that you’re done.

Let the moment end on purpose.

If you move too quickly, nothing really happens.

Not because you did it “wrong”—

but because you never stayed long enough to shift out of your normal mental state.

This isn’t about following steps.

It’s about learning how to hold your focus long enough for something to actually change.

That’s the part that makes it work.

When your mind settles, the working begins.

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Remember:

When your mind settles, the working begins.

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Any love spell recommendations!!

Here I answered in detail: https://www.tumblr.com/watchtower-witch/814563393656815616/about-love-spells?source=share

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Tartaria: A Golden Age Hidden in Plain Sight

Hear me out ….

Imagine a civilization where people lived in harmony with the Earth, pulled energy from the air, healed with sound and light, and built structures that resonated with your soul. They didn’t need oil, wars, or a banking system. There was no profit in pain. It was a high-vibration society — and it wasn’t fiction. It was real.

Now imagine those who saw this and thought: That power should be ours. But they didn’t just want the tech — they wanted the people broken. They wanted to sever humanity from its Source, rewrite the rules, and install a new system — one based on scarcity, confusion, and dependency.

🌊 Enter the Mud Flood

The mud flood wasn’t just a disaster — it was a cover-up operation. A physical event to bury not just buildings, but knowledge.

Some say it was triggered using weaponized geoenergy. Others say it was celestial — tied to a great cyclical shift, and the controllers just took advantage of it. Either way, the result was the same: cities buried, populations erased or repurposed, history rewritten.

And what were they covering?

🔥 The Evidence They Couldn’t Erase Fast Enough

They were covering evidence of a past we were never meant to remember:

• Free energy technology: The towers, spires, and domes weren’t decorative — they were functional.

• Advanced architectural knowledge: Geometry, frequency, acoustics — all tuned to the natural field.

• Human potential: We were sovereign beings, not products of evolution or cogs in an industrial machine.

• Global unity: The same structures, designs, and energy systems showed up everywhere — meaning there was likely a unified culture across continents.

All of that would destroy the foundations of the current control grid. If people knew what we used to be capable of, this system would crumble overnight.

🧬 And Spiritually?

The reset wasn’t just technological or political — it was spiritual amnesia. A fall from awareness. Once you cut a people off from their true history, you can feed them any version of reality you want — even one where they believe they’re small, sinful, or broken. Enter: religion, banking, nation-states, compulsory education — the new architecture of control.

How do you erase the memory of an entire civilization? Not just facts and dates, but deep soul-level knowing — like who we are, what we came from, and what we’re capable of? It takes more than mud and broken buildings. What the theory suggests is chilling, because it wasn’t just a physical reset… it was a full mind-body-spirit wipe.

Let’s walk through how they might’ve done it.

🧠 1. Shock and Trauma: The Primary Tool

The quickest way to cause amnesia — in individuals or societies — is trauma. A sudden, overwhelming event like a mud flood, war, or energetic attack can literally shatter memory.

On a spiritual level, trauma cuts the soul off from Source.

On a psychological level, it blocks recall and triggers survival mode.

If the mud flood came with lightning storms, earthquakes, thunderous frequencies — that kind of sensory overload would shatter collective memory and create a blank slate. People wouldn’t remember what came before. They’d only know chaos, loss, and survival.

💉 2. Pharmaceutical and Dietary Interference

What we consume shapes how we think. After the reset, the population (likely orphans or survivors) was fed foods that dulled intuition, pineal function, and spiritual sensitivity.

Fluoride, heavy metals, processed food — maybe it didn’t start in the modern age. It might’ve begun immediately post-reset. Suppress the body’s natural antennas, and you suppress the inner memory of who we are.

📚 3. Education and Language Rewriting

Once the old generation was gone or silenced, the next step was rewriting the story for the children. Enter compulsory schooling — built not to enlighten but to install a new script.

• New maps

• New timelines

• New “heroes” and religions

• A language scrubbed of sacred meaning (words hold power)

Even the calendar was changed. They may have literally shifted time — there’s a whole theory that 300 phantom years were added to the calendar, making it hard to trace anything back accurately.

🎶 4. Frequency Warfare

Tartarian buildings were tuned to Earth and cosmos. Sound could heal. Frequencies aligned with the natural rhythm of life.

After the reset? 440 Hz replaced 432 Hz in music.

Cities were built with sharp angles and concrete instead of domes and stone.

Electric grids, 5G towers, and EMF smog keep us in a constant low-level stress response.

It’s like putting a body in a cage of dissonance — over time, you forget how peace and clarity even feel.

🧬 5. Genetic and Soul Fragmentation

Some say the reset didn’t just affect our minds — it went deeper.

• Souls were recycled before healing

• Memories of past lives and ancient wisdom were blocked

• DNA was altered to limit activation of higher senses

• Entire bloodlines may have been cut off or “hybridized” to erase key spiritual lineages

In this version, amnesia isn’t a bug — it’s the whole point of the reset. Keep us from remembering that we are divine creators, meant to live in harmony with the Earth and each other.

Think it can’t happen again? Think about it.

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About Love & Other Spells

I got a message asking for Love Spell recommendations. I do occasionally give exact spells, but here’s the thing…

Successful Spells start with YOU.

As a witch of over 30 years, I must confess: writing your own simple spells work better than any spell given to you or found scrolling Instagram & other social media.

With that said, I can teach you a method that works beautifully. It does take practice though. The part that seems to require the most effort is ‘feeling it like it has already happened.’

Many practitioners get caught up in that part. When they visualize, they often times say they ‘don’t see anything.’ 👀

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It’s not just about seeing it as already happening, but feeling it too.

💘 You want to do a love spell. Don’t get caught up in the crystals & herbs or the things that look impressive. Instead, feel the love you want to receive. If you got what you asked for, how would it feel inside of you? What would show on the outside of you? How would having it change your life? What does it look like to keep it? Etc.

The best ways that I have found to help you with this part is by the following methods:

Scripting

Write a detailed journal entry from your future self, describing your life as if your desires have already manifested. Like a letter to your future self.

Gratitude Journaling

Use your journal to express thanks for what you have and what is coming. Gratitude aligns your energy with abundance.

The 369 Method

Write your desire 3 times in the morning, 6 times in the afternoon, and 9 times at night. This repetition programs your subconscious mind.

Vision Boards

Create a collage of images, words, and quotes that represent your desired reality. Place it where you'll look at it daily.

Now onto creating & writing your spell into your book of shadows…

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✍️ Step 1: Get Clear on What You Want

Vague desires produce vague results. Write down exactly what you want to manifest with specific details.

➡️ Write your intention in your book of shadows.

🔮 Step 2: Visualize It Daily

Spend 5-10 minutes each morning visualizing your desired outcome as if it has already happened. Engage all your senses — what do you see, hear, feel, smell? (Use the Vision Board idea)

➡️ Put your vision board on your altar space, use it to visualize & feel during your spell working. Light your candle now for focus.

🛑 You’re learning how to direct energy on purpose.

🔥 Step 3: Feel the Emotion

Emotion is the fuel of manifestation. Don't just think about what you want — feel the joy, gratitude, and excitement of already having it. (Write using the Scripting or Gratitude Journal method)

➡️ Script write or write in your gratitude journal during the spell working. Feel the warmth of the candle flame, hold a rose quartz in your hand while writing or concentrating - keeping you grounded & focused. Daydream. Pay attention to how your body feels at the exact moment, while you visualize love reaching you & entering your soul.

🛑 You’re learning how to direct energy on purpose.

🎤 Step 4: Speak it Out Loud

Speak your desire daily with conviction!

➡️ Chant or speak your intention out loud during your spell working. Sing a love song that helps you feel the love you desire, with your soul.

Step 5: Take Aligned Action

💨 Take one small step toward your goal every single day. (Use the 369 Method)

➡️ Light a candle while you write, visualize, feel warmth & sing love songs. Extinguish the candle when you are done for the day, or let it burn out safely on its own. Draw a sigil representation of the love you are attracting into your life, carry it in your pocket. Like someone specific? Send that text, or make that call.

🛑 You’re learning how to direct energy on purpose.

In witchcraft: the candle is for focus, the crystal, bowl of salt or earth is for grounding, and the journal and pen are to take action toward your desire.

Use the following images I found on Pinterest: for tips & other ways to add to the Spells that YOU write. Keep track of when a Spell is performed, the moon phase, time of day, what day of the week, what your 5 senses experience during your spell working, how the candle flame behaves and try drawing one Tarot card telling you what you can expect to happen after the Spell has manifested.

🔮 (I shuffle the cards, find the Magician: draw the card directly after him - and read it, and write it in my book of shadows).

Keeping a Spell log helps you see where things went right, and where things could be modified for next time. It also helps you see your progress as a witch.

Remember:

Spells don’t manifest if you’re performing them like a kitchen recipe. You have to engage with each step by taking an action. It’s not something you do once and forget about it. You repeat as much as needed until you get what you want. It’s not like blowing out a birthday candle itself. You have to sit with the flame for a while. Sometimes 15-20 minutes. Sometimes 45 minutes. Turn off your distractions. Make it a sacred action.

Snuff out or allow your candle to burn out naturally. Don’t blow it out. That will just scatter all the energy you worked so hard to focus on. Aim it upward, not all over the place. This is: Intention on purpose.

📫 Have questions? Message me.

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Witch Bottle - Home Protection

Under the earth, recently excavated in England is what is known now as a ‘ Witch Bottle’ used for protection. Archeology has dated some of these findings to be over 400 years old. Our ancestors were teaching us the art of witchcraft and how to Spiritually protect our space.

Cleansing your home weekly looks nice, feels comfortable and even smells good. But just as we shower our bodies clean, we have to add a layer to ourselves to keep from getting dirty again in the next ten minutes. We put on clothes for this, not just to look good or stay warm.

It is for this same reason that we add a protective layer to our homes. We want to feel safe, as well as comfortable. That’s what the Witch Bottle does for us, but lock the front door too! 🤣

Take a glass jar (any size — a small mason jar works).

Layer in: salt for protection. Thorny plant material (middle layer for active defense).

Then add in iron nails, pins, or small mirror shards (top layer for deflection and return-to-sender).

A small piece of paper with a protection sigil drawn on it, or words written.

Seal the jar with candle wax — drip a candle over the lid until it’s fully covered. The wax seal is the locking mechanism. Once sealed, the bottle is active.

Place the bottle near your front entrance — on a shelf, in a closet by the door. The bottle works passively, continuously, without maintenance. Traditional witch bottles were designed to last for the life of the building. Yours will last until you choose to break the seal and dispose of the contents.

You locked the front door & back door, windows to keep out other humans. The Witch Bottle is to keep out all the energy & spirits you can’t see!

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Mirror Love -

Correction Spell

and it WORKS very well. Don’t just take my word for it.

try it yourself.

🕯️ Stand in front of a mirror. Light a candle, even a tea light candle is sufficient.

📝Notice what the inner critic says first. It will say something. It always does. Write it down in your book of shadows — exactly as it arrives.

🤣“Your skin looks terrible.” “You look tired.” “Your nose is too big.”

♥️ Then — and this is the spell — cross it out and write underneath: what you would say to your best friend if they said that about themselves.

🌟 “You look tired because you’ve been working hard. That’s not a flaw.”

➡️ The crossing out is the banishing. The rewrite is the sigil — a new instruction encoded in your own handwriting.

🎤 Do this daily for thirty days. The inner critic doesn’t disappear. It gets quieter. And the compassionate voice — the one that sounds like what you’d say to someone you love — gets louder.

That’s an official ‘Self Love Spell.’

Simple. Effective. Guaranteed.

It’s the practice of releasing, over and over, the old version of yourself that needed the armor.

It’s the daily practice of catching the inner critic, writing down what it says, and rewriting the script — not with the empty positivity of an affirmation, but with the specific, honest kindness you’d offer your dearest friend.

What It Looks Like When It Works:

🌈 Looking in the mirror and feeling something unfamiliar. Not love, exactly. Not yet. Something quieter. The absence of the flinch. The moment before the inner critic would have spoken, where now there was just… looking. Seeing your face the way you see a stranger’s face on the street — with neutrality, then curiosity, then something warmer.

Don’t just talk about it. Make shit happen. Be the witch who has always existed within your DNA. 🧙🧙‍♀️

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Speak With Intention

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When you don’t pause, don’t edit, don’t let your pen stop moving, you bypass the part of your brain obsessed with managing how you look. You slip past the security system. Your hand writes things your mouth would never say out loud.

Once you see what’s living in your blind spot, you can write a future that directly contradicts it.

— The Courage to Create Community project

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Why Witches Journal

“Journaling helps you listen to yourself. It tunes you into you, your inner world and your highest self. Journaling each day creates a ritual for your mind to have a time and space to unfold, grow and make connections. It allows for personal evolution.”

— Jenny C. Bell

Look for her upcoming book:

Divergent Witchcraft: An Inclusive Approach to Making Magic

https://www.jennycbell.com/divergent-witchcraft