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@witchspath
Just a reminder that witchcraft was born out of necessity. In times of desperation.
Do you think that people really had money to go buy 5000 different pieces of equipment and ingredients? Nah.
Grow what you can. Buy your supplies in affordable ways. Reuse things you already have. And fuck anyone who tells you your craft won't work.
So much classism in the craft nowadays and its fuckin gross
Vultures are holy creatures.
Tending the dead.
Bowing low.
Bared head.
Whispers to cold flesh,
“Your old name is not your king.
I rename you ‘Everything.’”
fun fact!
Vultures are also responsible for keeping diseases at bay.
Vulture stomach acid is so powerful that it can kill anthrax and many other deadly diseases.
So when they consume the carcass of a creature that has died of disease, they actually destroy the disease within it too!
So yes vultures are 100% holy creatures because they not only eat the dead, but protect the living from death.
Deity Work Masterlist
Warning: LONG Post
Everything is in alphabetical order
🌊 Ægir
God of: Personification of the Ocean, God of Brewing and the Sea
Culture: Norse
Symbols: Aegishjalmur, Laguz Rune
Plants: Oak, Polybody, Rose
Animals: Dolphins, Whales and other Sea Creatures
Colors: Blue, Green, Turquoise and other sea-like shades
Tarot: King of Cups
Offerings: Singing Sea Shanties, Seashells and Pearls, Cleaning up shores and the oceans, Bread, Sea Glass, A Bowl of Salt Water with food dropped into it, Anything related to the sea. Do not offer most Beers as he does not like the modern chemical-filled ales. Homebrew or Local Brew beer is better.
💕 Aengus Og
God of: Youth, Love, Poetic Inspiration, Summer, Healing
Culture: Celtic
Symbols: Venus, Copper, Golden Harp
Plants: Basil, Cinnamon, Rose, Jasmine, Sandalwood, Strawberries, Mistletoe, Violet, Birch, Cherries, Elder, Sycamore
Animals: Swans, Cats, Doves, Sparrows
Colors: Green, Pink and Red
Tarot: The Lovers, Justice, The World
Offerings: Red Roses, Strawberries, Cake, Chocolate, Honey, Wine, Cherries, Music and Art
Fruit Magic: I
Apple:
Protection, immortality, romance, longevity, adoration, endurance, warding, happiness, and love.
Apricot:
Admiration, compassion, cheerfulness, devotion, bliss, love, happiness, romance, and optimism.
Avocado:
Compassion, adoration, contentment, optimism, pleasure, romance, happiness, lasting love, and positivity.
Banana:
Fruitfulness, affluence, s*xuality, lustfulness, fertility, prosperity, passion, bounty, sensuality, and desire.
Cherry:
Resurgence, reawakening, prosperity, revival, rebirth, sensuality, romance, rejuvenation, and fortune.
Coconut:
Purifying, revolution, rejuvenating, reawakening, exclusion, cleansing, transformation, and banishment.
Dragon Fruit:
Conquest, opulence, strengthening, excellent luck, victory, energizing, achievement, and success.
Grape:
Extravagance, lushness, prosperity, fruitfulness, magnificence, regard, bountifulness, fertility, and luxury.
Lemon:
Cleansing, invigorating, cunning, purification, dexterity, refreshing, intelligence, and banishing.
Lime:
Regeneration, cleansing, stimulating, sustenance, transformation, revitalization, purification, energizing, and transformation.
Lychee:
Good fortune, sophistication, love, attraction, wealth, excellent treasure, elegance, romance, splendor, and abundance.
Mango:
Cheerfulness, success, happiness, delightfulness, prosperity, pleasure, abundance, and blissfulness.
Olive:
Camaraderie, coherence, cleansing, harmonization, restoration, purification, collaboration, synchronization, and healing.
Papaya:
Escalation, inspiration, contemplation, love, prosperity, and compassion, attraction, introspection, and romance.
Peach:
Vitality, perseverance, rejuvenation, wellbeing, spiritual rebirth, vigor, fertility, longevity, vitality, and fecundity.
Pear:
Synchronization, intelligence, wellbeing, affluence, endurance, harmonization, healthiness, prosperity, and longevity.
Pineapple:
Decadence, magnificence, affluence, knowledge, abundance, understanding, good luck, and opulence.
Pomegranate:
Fruitfulness, attraction, majesty, magnetism, lushness, fruitfulness, splendor, magnificence, and fecundity.
Tomato:
Relationships, accomplishment, dignity, reward, triumph, desire, connections, success, honor, bounty, victory, and lustfulness.
Watermelon:
Great fortune, fecundity, profusion, fertility, abundance, bounty, lushness, opulence, potency, multitude, and good luck.
“Persephone”
Use this sigil on your altar and/or during devotional acts to Persephone
I wasn’t really resonating with any of the full deck spreads I was finding so I’ve ended up making my own. It’s intended to be a big check in for yourself, your life, and the next 12 months. Ideally, you would only do it at most every few months. But without further ado, here are the card positions.
Full Deck Spread
1-5 Positive things in your life right now
6-10 Things you can currently improve
Self Check In
11-13 Spiritual
14-15 Emotional
17-19 Mental
20-22 Physical
Life Check In
23-24 Home
25-26 Family
27-28 Work/School
29-20 Relationships
Monthly Forecast
31-34 January
35-38 February
39-42 March
43-46 April
47-50 May
51-54 June
55-58 July
59-62 August
63-66 September
67-70 October
71-74 November
75-78 December
**If you want to add an oracle card in the middle, go wild. I feel like it could provide a nice little overall message for the reading.**
Y'all ever get the vibes that we're out here seriously over-complicating witch shit
A while back I was in a bit of a pickle. I didn't know how to approach the situation from a magical perspective. A friend of mind said, "hey, not to be pedantic - but have you tried just asking?"
I did just that. I went out and had myself a little prayer asking for help, and the situation was resolved.
Just the other day a friend of mine had an unwanted spirit in her house. She asked for help on banishing it.
"Not to be pedantic," I said. "But have you tried asking it to leave?"
She did just that and it left immediately.
I think we can forget how simple magic and witchcraft can be.
Perhaps, breaking out the candles and chanting over fancy incense is not supposed to be the first step.
I've been practicing magic for nearly 9 years; not too long, but enough to learn a thing or two. I saw a post last month: "y'all are over-complicating cleansing, just blow on it and brush it off."
Bullshit, I said. If that worked, why am I over here with my damn chants and saltwater.
I tried it, and it worked. No visualization, no incantations, no charmed saltwater.
It's come into my awareness since I recreated my blog in January that the kinds of things I like to discuss and create content on is not beginner level/101 magic.
I think the kind of stuff I'm into is step 3 or 4, well beyond asking the spirit to leave, and well beyond pulling out the first candle to speak a charm over.
I think at that point, it's alright for things to get technical and complex.
But do you guys ever feel like....
Candle spells aren't supposed to be that complicated.
Cultivating power isn't supposed to be that complicated.
Talking to spirits isn't supposed to be that complicated.
Maintaining spiritual hygiene isn't supposed to be that complicated.
Do you all ever get the vibes that we're out here going nuclear on ourselves and everything around us when we're not supposed to be?
I think maybe I'm a part of that culture. I do label stuff as 101 that I shouldn't be. I think that because my goal is to break stuff down to where anyone regardless of experience level can understand it, I somehow think it's basic, everyday, or beginner level.
When it ain't.
I wonder how many people out here think they're magically weak or incapable because they're doing "simple, basic, beginner" energy work exercises and are actually raising huge amounts of energy - and exhausting themselves.
I wonder how many people think magic is fake or have given up hope because they started with a "basic, beginner" candle spell "anyone can do" calling for 2 candles, 7 herbs, and the intermediate-level instruction to "visualize and set intent."
I wonder how many people have given up on finding their spirit guides, or been scared away from it, because of discussions on how many skills you need to start.
I know it can get complex, and at a certain level it's very wise to have certain skills before you progress...
I just can't help but feel that not all of it is supposed to be hard, most of it should be easy, and the things that help people commonly everyday should be easiest of all.
🍂My BIGGEST witch tip!🍂
ALWAYS ASK WHY
Stop taking information at face value. Ask questions like “why is rose quartz always associated with love” or “why do people always cleanse” you’ll begin to gain a deeper understanding of the craft and why things are used the way that they are.
Never stop asking why!
Using Herbs in Witchcraft
I've had a few people ask me to make a cohesive list of common uses of herbs, so here's the post responding to those asks. I know I have quite a few posts about herbs, but I don't think I've discussed things such as uses and how-tos, so this is a brief list of a few more common, easy uses.
Burning. This one is pretty self-explanatory. Burning herbs, or adding some to your smoke cleanse, is a beginner-friendly way to infuse your space with the effects of that herb. For example, adding a basil leaf to your smoke cleanse will help protect your space from outside influences. Be careful with this if you have pets or are sensitive to inhalants, and make sure to research if something is safe to burn.
Adding Whole. This includes things like ritual work, spell jars, etc. It's the practice of using the herb as it is, be it dried, fresh, store-bought, however you get it.
Passive Whole. Using whole herbs passively is usually quick and easy. This usually applies to things like lavender under your pillow for good dreams or carrying acorns for luck.
Scattering. Just as it sounds. Scattering herbs around your space can infuse it with the effects of said herbs, similar to smoke cleansing. This is a good alternative if you have pets or are sensitive to smoke. This includes hanging dried bay leaves for protection or scattering salt around your space for cleansing.
Consumables. Mostly used in kitchen magic, this is the practice of consuming herbs to benefit from their metaphysical properties. You can add cloves or nutmeg to a latte, lavender into your tea, etc. It can also apply to cooking every day meals, so there can always be a touch of magic in your kitchen.
I know it can be difficult keeping up with your practices when you're stressed, especially as the holidays come to a close and we're exhausted. I hope my blog has shown you a few easy things you can do to passively practice. As always, be safe, do your research, and Blessed Be :)
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Ingredients for Psychic Spells
- Acacia
- Althea
- Amazonite
- Amethyst
- Azurite
- Bay Leaf
- Bistort
- Cedar
- Celery
- Cinnamon
- Citron
- Deerstongue
- Emerald
- Eyebright
- Feldspar
- Flax
- Grass
- Hiddenite
- Honeysuckle
- Iolite
- Lemongrass
- Mace
- Marigold
- Mugwort
- Pearl
- Peppermint
- Quartz
- Rose
- Rowan
- Saffron
- Sodalite
- Star Anise
- Tanzanite
- Thyme
- Wormwood
- Yarrow
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sea salt - though not technically a herb , sea salt is great for purification and cleansing while also helping to balance emotions .
black pepper - black pepper is most commonly used to protect and banish negative energies . it also tends to ward off evil .
basil - the magical uses behind this herb span out from protection to love to wealth to driving away the evil eye . basil is also sometimes known as the witches herb .
sage - sage is both a powerful and magical herb with varied different uses . these properties include wisdom , cleansing , lifting spirits , purification , healing and longevity .
rosemary - this herb is blessed with a variety of different uses — from purification to lust and love to good health to cleansing and preventing nightmares .
oregano - this herb is good for promoting joy , strength , vitality and energy .
bay leaves - one of the most common herb found in a witches cabinet — these are good for love , protection , money , success , manifestion and binding . they can also be used to remove jinxes .
lavender - most commonly used for protection , peace , love , purification and clarity . lavender can also be used to assist in mediation , divination and even sleep . pair lavender with a piece of amethyst for a great night sleep .
chamomile - primarily used in love , healing and stress reducing spells , but can also used for luck and gambling .
thyme - the best herb for attracting loyalty , affection and a good reputation . other properties include courage and strength . it's also believed to be a stimulant for psychic gifts .
peppermint - peppermint is a great herb for cleansing energy , rest , dreams , renewal and prosperity , passion , fluidity and psychic stimulant .
cardamom - cardamom is an amazing herb for love and lust , sexuality , building and reigniting intimacy .
cloves - commonly used to attract prosperity & friendship . some other uses include , banishing evil , attracting love , promoting home and personal protection , attracting money and preventing gossip .
ginger - provides protection from evil and is widely used to heat up love affairs and sexuality . some other properties include passion , love , money , luck and energy .
parsley - this herb is used for purification and protection . it can be used to promote fertility and lust .
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CORRESPONDENCES BY NEED (PART 2)
Justice: lapis lazuli, amethyst; High John; Apollo, Athena, Hecate, Isis, Tyr
Legal issues: High John, calendula; Ma’at
Love: amber, jade, lapis lazuli, moonstone, pearl, rose quartz; apple, basil, catnip, cinnamon, ginger, damiana, gardenia, jasmine, lavender, maple, rose, mint, strawberry, vanilla, vervain; Aphrodite, Isis, Venus
Luck: aventurine, jade, tiger’s eye; allspice, heather; Lakshmi, Ganesha
Lust: carnelian; allspice, damiana, clove, vanilla; Aphrodite, Venus, Eros, Pan
Mental activity: hematite, quartz, sodalite; bay, mint, rosemary, camphor; Apollo, Cerridwen, Hecate, Mercury, Lugh, Ganesha, Athena
Peace: amethyst, obsidian, malachite, sodalite, rose quartz; chamomile, rose, lavender
Prosperity: green agate, jade, pyrite, tiger’s eye; cinquefoil, clove, orange, nutmeg, cinnamon, nuts, clover; Lakshmi, Ganesha
Protection: carnelian, hematite, jade, jasper, onyx, obsidian, tiger’s eye; angelica, clove, salt, rosemary, sage, oak, ash, rowan, hawthorn, bay, frankincense, myrrh, lavender, mugwort, pepper, rose; Mars, Thor, Athena
Psychic abilities: amethyst, citrine, quartz; mugwort, eyebright, nutmeg; Apollo, Hecate, Odhinn
Purification: sandalwood, lotus, frankincense, cedar; Kuan Yin
Sleep: amethyst, citrine; chamomile, valerian, verbena, lavender, jasmine, hops
Stress management: amethyst, rose quartz, sodalite, jade; valerian, lavender, rose, chamomile, calendula, St. John’s Wort; Kuan Yin
Study: sodalite, fluorite, citrine; eyebright, mint, rosemary; Thoth, Ganesha, Sarasvati
Success: carnelian; cinnamon, High John, orange, clover, bay; Apollo, Diana
Transformation: Cerridwen, Persephone
Wisdom: amethyst, jade, sodalite; rowan, hazel, sage; Athena, Thoth, Odhinn
(from "Spellcrafting")
list of mundane things that feel like ancient human rituals
cleaning or wipe your bare feet
breaking off a piece of bread and handing it to someone
putting the weight of a basket on your hip or head
eating nuts or berries while hunched over close to the ground
seeing something startling just out of your line of sight and very quickly stepping or leaping on to a larger object to get a better view
cupping your hands into running water to wash your face
the unanimous protection of a baby or child in a public space where women are present
when an elderly woman laughs and grips your forearm tightly
May I add?
Touching someone’s face with the back of your hand to see if they have a fever
Stopping to watch animals moving in groups (geese, fish, horses, butterflies, bees)
Helping an elderly person to walk or sit
telling stories around a fire
huddling together for warmth when it’s cold
marveling at sunlight through leaves
wonderment at the brightness of a full moon
bringing food to sick or grieving families
Witches Herbal Code
Bird's Eye. Calf's Snout, Eye Of Newt and Hair Of Baboon sound more like byproducts of a bizarre slaughterhouse, than contents of a spice ra
Heart- Bud or Seed
Beak, Bill or Nose- Seed, Bud or Bloom
Tongue or Teeth- Petal or Leaf
Head- Blossom
Tail- Stem
Hair- Dried Herbs or Stringy Parts Of Herbs
Privates, Genitals Or Semen- Seeds Or Sap
Blood- Sap
Guts- Roots or Stalk
Paw, Foot, Leg, Wing or Toe- Leaves
A
Adder’s Tongue: Dogstooth Violet; Plantain
Ass’s Foot: Coltsfoot
B
Bat’s Wing : Holly Leaf
Bat’s Wool : Moss
Bear’s Foot: Lady’s Mantle
Bird’s Eye: Germander, Speedwell
Blood: Elder sap or another tree sap
Blood from a Head: Lupine
Blood from a Shoulder: Bear’s Breeches
Blood of a Goose: Mulberry tree’s sap
Blood of a Hamadryas Baboon: Blood of a spotted gecko
Blood of a Snake: Hematite
Blood of an Eye: Tamarisk Gall
Blood of Ares: Purslane
Blood of Hephaistos: Wormwood
Blood of Hestia: Chamomile
Bloody Fingers: Foxglove
Blue Jay: Bay laurel
Bone of an Ibis: Buckthorn
Brains: Cherry tree gum [this phrase usually designates any fruit tree gum]
Bull’s Blood or Seed of Horus: Horehound
Bull’s Foot: Coltsfoot
Bull’s Semen: Eggs of the blister beetle
C
Calf’s Snout: Snapdragon
Capon’s Tail: Valerian.
Cat: Catnip
Cat’s Foot: Canada Snake Root and/or Ground Ivy
Clot: Great Mullein
Corpse Candles: Mullein
Cuddy’s Lungs: Great Mullein
Crocodile Dung: Ethiopian Earth
Crow Foot: Cranesbill, wild geranium, buttercup
D
Devil’s Dung: Asafoetida
Dog: Couch grass
Dog’s Mouth: Snapdragon
Dog’s Tongue: Hounds Tongue
Dove’s Foot: Wild Geranium
Dragon’s Blood: Resin of Draco palm
Dragon’s Scales: Bistort leaves
E
Eagle: Wild Garlic of Fenugreek
Ear of an Ass: Comfrey
Ears of a Goat: St. John’s Wort
Englishman’s Foot: Common Plantain
Eye of Christ: Germander, speedwell
Eye of the Day: Common daisy
Eye of the Star: Horehound
Eyes: Inner part of a blossom; Aster, Daisy, Eyebright
F
Fat from a Head: Spurge
Fingers: Cinquefoil
Five Fingers: Cinquefoil
Foot: Leaf
Frog: Cinquefoil
Frog’s Foot: Bulbous buttercup
From the Belly: Earth-apple
From the Foot: Houseleek
From the Loins: Chamomile
G
Goat’s Foot: Ash Weed
God’s Hair: Hart’s Tongue Fern
Gosling Wing: Goosegrass
Graveyard Dust: Mullein
Great Ox-eye: Ox-eye daisy
Guts: The roots and stalk of a plant
H
Hair: Dried stringy herbs; ripe male fern
Hair of a Hamadryas Baboon: Dill Seed
Hair of Venus: Maidenhair fern
Hare’s Beard: Great mullein
Hawk: Hawkweed
Hawk’s Heart: Wormwood seed or wormwood crown
Head: Flower of a plant
Heart: Walnut; bud, seed, or nut
Hind’s Tongue: Hart’s Tongue Fern
Horse Hoof: Coltsfoot
Horse Tongue: Hart’s Tongue Fern
J
Jacob’s Staff: Great Mullein
Jupiter’s Staff: Great Mullein
K
King’s Crown: Black Haw
Kronos’ Blood: Cedar
L
Lamb: Lettuce
Lamb’s Ears: Betony
Leg: Leaf
Lion’s Hair: Tongue of a Turnip [i.e., the leaves of the taproot]
Lion’s Tooth: Dandelion aka Priest’s Crown
Lion Semen: Human Semen
M
Man’s Bile: Turnip sap
N
Nightingale: Hops
P
Paw: Leaf
Physician’s Bone: Sandstone
Pig’s Tail: Leopard’s Bane
Privates: Seed
R
Ram’s Head: American Valerian
Rat: Valerian
Red Cockscomb: Amaranth
S
Seed of Horus: Horehound
Semen of Ammon: Houseleek
Semen of Ares: Clover
Semen of Helios: White Hellebore
Semen of Hephaistos: Fleabane
Semen of Herakles: Mustard-rocket
Semen of Hermes: Dill
Shepherd’s Heart: Shepherd’s Purse
Skin of Man: Fern
Skull: Skullcap Mushroom
Snake: Bistort
Snake’s Ball of Thread: Soapstone
Snake’s Head: Leech
Sparrow’s Tongue: Knotweed
Swine’s Snout: Dandelion leaves
T
Tail: Stem
Tears of a Hamadryas Baboon: Dill Juice
Teeth: Pine Cones
Titan’s Blood: Wild Lettuce
Toad: Toadflax; Sage
Toe: Leaf
Tongue: Petal
U
Unicorn’s Horn: False Unicorn Root; True Unicorn Root
Urine: Dandelion
W
Weasel: Rue
Weasel Snout: Yellow Dead Nettles/Yellow Archangel
White Man’s Foot: Common Plantain
Wing: Leaf
Wolf Claw: Club Moss
Wolf Foot: Bugle Weed
Wolf’s Milk: Euphorbia
Woodpecker: Peony
Worms: Thin Roots
Many grimoires and books of magic use animals and their parts as codes for herbs and other materials. Here are a number of them, some from t
