Emier the Green Witch

Eclectic witch. Tarot reader. High priestess 🌛🌕🌜🔮💕

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Meme templates X tarot

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i usually don't like using tarot spreads but i WILL be using those

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Please reblog, this could really help someone

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Place of serenity. Calm and quiet. My new safe place to go when I feel down

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A guide to worship of Pan- cheat sheets

Hellenic cheat sheets

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[wildgreenwitch]

The death card

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Many interpret this card as a negative card. It is not. This card is a beautiful card to get. Endings may be painful, but there is always rebirth afterward.

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When receiving this card, take a long look at the many different outcomes and repeating patterns you're facing. Ask yourself, what do I need to change or go through to make take this final step.

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Embrace the ever changing cycle of life

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It's my 8 year anniversary on Tumblr 🥳

Wow I can't believe I had this blog 8 yrs

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Sometimes, things must come to an end even when you do not wish it. Although bittersweet, there's always healing in the end. They were toxic for one another. The fights. The tears. The truama bond. It's over. To dissolve the cords are to finally break free and have the courage to do so.

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Cheers to this client for new beginnings. They will be waiting at the end of this ling journey ahead.

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I am getting back into doing readings online. If you are absolutely interested in a rating please either email me or you can reach me in my private messages.

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On the evening of July 31 to August 1, it is Lughnasadh (Or celebrated around this time), the first harvest festival of the year. With Lughnasadh we celebrate the fertility of Mother Earth and that what we have planted can finally be harvested.

The name 'Lughnasadh' comes from the Celtic sun god Lugh, the sun is common during lughnasadh, this is symbolically placed on the altar, or the warm colors and sunflowers can be found. From now on, the sun will set earlier, and the days will be shorter.

Correspondences for Lughnasadh; Symbols | Sun symbols, corn dolls, corn, breads, fruits Colors | yellow, gold, green Spells | Prosperity, abundance and harvesting Crystals | citrine, onyx, carnelian, cat's eye and aventurine Herbs and flowers | sunflowers, calendula, poppy, rose, basil Food | Bread, fresh local fruits, vegetables, nuts and oats How to celebrate | make corn pops, go outside and enjoy the sun and nature, harvest local vegetables, fruits and flowers, bake bread.

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Your daily dose of spooky posts

[wildgreenwitch]

When your guides literally throw the answers in your face 🤣 Imma just keep grinding

[wildgreenwitch]

Foraging time is upon us!!!

I have found foraging to be very therapeutic. Getting to smell the different aromas meet all my troubles away. While foraging I always belring an offering to where I harvest.

Milk, honey, apples, and even bird feed are great offers. I try to stray away from bread due to it harming birds.

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It's my 6 year anniversary on Tumblr 🥳

Wow, I can't believe I have had this for six yeara

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🔮Enchanted & Mystical Blog 🔮 Credit: [x]

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Photo by Egor Vikhrev on Unsplash  

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I LOVE mimosa flowers. Although the Mimosa tree aka Persian silk tree, may be toxic the flowers are not! They can be used in a tinctures, infused in homey, and even cooked in a stew like manner!

I used mimosa flowers for both medicinal and magical.

Magically they correspond to love, protection, purification, prophetic dreams and freedom from loneliness. Medicinally it can be used to ease depression, mood swings, irritation, and anger.

I feel I didn't have enough flowers for this batch and will be foraging more for the tincture