Witchy Cuillere

Anything that looks interesting for my witchy interest. eclectic witch, not a wiccan, secular witchcraft. main (fandoms and rambles) is @cuillere . Header photo by Rene Asmussen

[breelandwalker]

General Advice for Beginner Witches

A brief masterpost of some of my advice posts for beginner witches and the episodes of my podcast dealing with the same. (There is UPG here, particularly where marked, as I base a good deal of my advice on my own experience and observations of other witches.)

Hex Positive Podcast Episodes

Hex Positive, Ep. 04 - Advice for Beginner Witches (July 2020)

Hex Positive, Eps. 6-7 - Come In For A Spell 1 & 2 (Sept 2020)

Hex Positive, Ep. 12 - Witching From The Broom Closet (Jan 2021)

Hex Positive, Ep. 24 - Warding A Witchy Home (Dec 2021)

Hex Positive, Ep. 27 - When Inspo Takes A Holiday (March 2022)

General Tips & Advice

I Feel Like I Might Be A Witch...But I Don't Know

I Have Mental Health Issues - Can I Still Be A Witch?

Can I Still Be A Witch And Use Magic If I Take Medication?

How Do I Teach Myself To Believe In Magic?

How Does Magic Work? (upg ahoy)

Will I Be Possessed Or Haunted If I Try Witchcraft?

What Are Some Things I Can Do To Get Started?

How Can I Start My Practice If I Don't Have Tools Or Books?

How Do I Organize My Study Materials?

How Do I Contact A Deity?

How Do I Worship My Deity If I Can't Have An Altar?

Tips On Working With Deities And Spirits (here be upg)

My Intuitive Spark Feels Low - How Do I Get It Back?

I'm In A Slump - How Do I Get Out Of It?

I've Reached A Stopping Point - What Do I Do Next?

My Candle Is Flickering - Does It Mean Something Bad?

How Do I Make A Magic Circle For Spellcasting?

What Happens If I Get Interrupted While Casting A Spell?

Do I Need To Maintain Positive Vibes For My Spells To Work?

What Should I Do If I REALLY Want To Hex Someone?

How Do I Know / What Do I Do If I've Been Hexed?

How Do I Become More Skilled And More Powerful?

How Do I Know When I'm Ready For The Next Step In My Practice?

Additional Tips For Developing Your Practice

Witchcraft Exercise - Quantifying Your Craft

Witchcraft Exercise - Dig Through The Ditches

Witchcraft Exercise - The Book of Lessons

Witchcraft Exercise - Home Brews

Tips on How to Visualize and Construct Basic Wards

Practicing Your Warding Technique

Cleansing Before Warding / Warding A Shared Space

Refreshing / Patching Existing Wards

Non-Appropriative Herbs for Smoke-Cleansing

Smokeless Cleansing / Other Methods

Recommended Reading & Book Suggestions

[breelandwalker]

UPDATES:

"Witch" Is A Gender Neutral Term (Yes, It Is. Shut Up.)

Critical Thinking Should Play A Role Building In Your Craft

Learn About Baneful Magic...Even If You Never Intend To Use It

Tips for Fact-Checking Your Witchcraft Sources

PSA - Will It Summon Demons?

The Toad Talk on Curse-Shaming

Friendly Reminder - Your Tools Don't Hate You

How Do I Know If I've Been Cursed And What Can I Do About It?

I'm Not Sure Where To Start. Is It Okay To Dabble?

I Feel Tired After Spellwork. Is This Normal? How Do I Deal With It?

How Can I Use Local Plants In My Practice If I Can't Find Magical Correspondences For Them?

Additional Resources

2025 Witches Calendar

Full Moon Info Post Series

How To Write Your Own Spells

Witchcraft Exercises for Building Your Craft

Witchcraft Supply Recommendation Roundup

Additional Book Recommendations

JSTOR Articles on the History of Witchcraft, Witch Trials, and Folk Magic Beliefs

Podcast Recs - Witches and Witchcraft in History

Podcast Recs - Debunking and Fact-Checking for Witchcraft Spaces

Creature-Wizard's Guide To Recognizing and Avoiding Conspiracy Theories and New Age Cult Scams In Witchcraft and Pagan Spaces

Additional Episodes of Hex Positive

Ep. 034 - Building Your Witchcraft Library (May 2023)

Ep. 035 - Money Magic (or Why I'm Not A Rich Witch) (June 2023)

Ep. 037 - Cleaning, Cleansing, and Magical Germophobia (August 2023)

Ep. 038 - Creating Your Personal Grimoire (September 2023)

[malefixium]

the trees you grew up with have not forgotten you. their branches still whisper your name in the breeze and their roots remember the paths your feet once traced through their shade.

[witchycuillere]

This is making me cry.

[witchyintention]

Scrying in a Cup: The Magic of Tea Leaf Readings

Ever stared into your morning tea and thought, Wow, this could tell me my future? No? Just me? Well, welcome to the world of tea leaf reading, or tasseography, where your leftover tea leaves become a mystical roadmap to insight, guidance, and maybe even a little cosmic drama.

Tea leaf reading is one of those ancient practices that just feels right—cozy, mysterious, and deeply personal. It’s divination wrapped in warmth, a little bit of fate steeped into your cup. So, grab your favorite mug, a good loose-leaf tea, and let’s dive into the magic of reading the remnants of your brew!

A Brief History: The Leaves Never Lie

Like most divination practices, tea leaf reading has been around for centuries. It likely originated in China, where tea has long been considered a conduit of spiritual energy. By the 17th century, tasseography found its way into Europe, particularly in Scotland and England, where it became a parlor pastime and a serious form of divination. The Romani people also played a key role in popularizing tea reading across Europe.

Over time, the practice evolved, but the heart of it remains the same—observing the natural shapes left behind in the cup and interpreting their meanings. No crystal balls, no elaborate rituals—just you, your intuition, and a little bit of patience.

How to Perform a Tea Leaf Reading

If you’re ready to let your tea do the talking, here’s how to get started:

1. Pick Your Tea Wisely Loose-leaf tea is essential. Avoid tea bags (unless you like divining your future with a soggy lump). Black tea, green tea, or even herbal blends work, but smaller, irregular leaves make for the best readings.

2. Brew Your Tea with Intention As you prepare your tea, focus on your question or the guidance you seek. Pour your tea as you would normally, but leave the last sip in the cup—this helps the leaves swirl and settle.

3. Drink and Swirl Once you’ve enjoyed your tea, hold the cup in your non-dominant hand and gently swirl it three times clockwise. Then, slowly turn the cup upside down onto a saucer to drain excess liquid. Some traditions suggest tapping the cup three times for extra clarity.

4. Interpret the Symbols Turn the cup upright and take a look inside. The patterns and shapes formed by the leaves are your message. The closer they are to the rim, the sooner they will come to pass. Shapes near the bottom indicate the distant future.

Common Symbols & Their Meanings

Interpreting tea leaves is a mix of intuition and traditional symbolism. Here are some classic shapes to look for:

Hearts – Love, relationships, emotional fulfillment

Circles – Completion, cycles, wholeness

Stars – Guidance, luck, divine intervention

Birds – News, travel, spiritual messages

Snakes – Transformation, wisdom, sometimes deception

Mountains – Challenges ahead, but also strength and stability

Keys – Unlocking opportunities, new paths opening

Letters – Often indicate a significant person or name

Numbers – Pay attention to dates, timeframes, or personal numerology

But don’t get too caught up in strict meanings—your intuition is key. What does the symbol feel like to you? Sometimes, a random squiggle might feel like a path or a person. Trust your instincts.

Tips for Better Readings

Relax & Have Fun – Overthinking will muddy the message. Treat it like a conversation, not a final exam.

Journal Your Readings – Keeping track of what you see and how things unfold can sharpen your skills over time.

Practice, Practice, Practice – The more you do it, the clearer the messages become.

Experiment with Different Teas – Some blends might create clearer patterns for you.

Final Thoughts

Tea leaf reading is divination at its coziest—a quiet ritual that turns a simple cup of tea into a portal for wisdom. It’s intuitive, personal, and a great way to slow down and listen to what the universe (or your subconscious) is trying to say. So, next time you make yourself a cup of tea, take a moment to peer into the leaves. You might just find the answer you were looking for… or at least a really cool shape that looks like a cat.

Have you ever tried tea leaf reading? What’s the strangest or most accurate thing you’ve seen in your cup? Share your experiences in the comments!

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[samwisethewitch]

Keeping Consumerism out of Your Craft

Consumerism is a set of socioeconomic conditions and attitudes that encourage the continual acquisitions of goods and services. There is no “enough” in a consumerist society — members of the society are constantly pushed to buy new things, pay for new services, and keep up with the latest trends.

There are a few reasons consumerism is bad news. For one thing, it’s terrible for the environment — consumerist cultures usually have linear economies, where resources are extracted, consumed, then discarded, with no effort to replenish them. This is highly unsustainable, because at some point those limited resources are going to run out. Consumerism also has a human cost, as it often leads to the use of sweatshops, which violate basic labor laws. In many sweatshops, workers are not paid a livable wage, children are employed as workers, and working conditions are unsafe. Companies in countries like the United States get around labor laws by outsourcing labor to other (poorer) places. Consumerism also contributes to classism, as the acquisition of expensive items is often treated as a status symbol.

Consumerism is present in nearly every aspect of Western culture, and this includes spirituality and witchcraft. There are multiple “Beginner Witch Kits” for sale from Amazon and other online retailers which include candles, crystals, and incense — which is great, as long as that’s all stuff you’ll actually use in your practice. (I mean, do you really need twelve different varieties of incense?) Witchy authors and bloggers often treat magic like a matching game, where every problem requires a very specific herb or crystal. YouTube is full of “witch hauls,” videos solely dedicated to showing off new purchases. All of this contributes to a commercialized witchy aesthetic, which can only be achieved by buying the tools of the trade.

I get it. Shopping is fun, especially when you’re still learning about magic and magical items. It’s exciting to search for the perfect crystal or incense blend, especially if you have a local metaphysical store where you can shop in person. But owning the right stuff doesn’t make you a witch. All you need to practice magic is your will — everything else is optional.

I’m not saying every witch should be a hardcore minimalist, or that you can never buy new things. What I am saying is that all of us, witches or not, need to be more mindful of how we spend our money and the impact of our purchases on the world around us.

How to Avoid Consumerism

If you’re considering buying something, ask yourself if you’ll really get use out of it. For example, I don’t use a lot of tools in my practice because I prefer to work with my hands, so it wouldn’t make sense for me to buy an expensive wand or ritual knife. Don’t feel like you have to buy something just because another witch uses it — if you don’t think you’ll use it, don’t buy it.

Don’t buy multiples of the same tool. Instead of buying multiple different colored altar cloths for different times of year, buy one white altar cloth you can use year-round. Instead of buying multiple tarot decks, find one or two you really enjoy working with. You get the idea. (Obviously, there will be some items you need more than one of, like spell candles. This rule applies more to tools that can be reused.)

Replace things as they run out instead of buying them before you need them. Buying things in bulk can lead to unnecessary waste and drawers full of unused magical supplies. Buy things you know you’ll really use, and only buy one or two at a time. Use up the items you have before you buy more.

Invest in items that have multiple uses. For example, most kitchen spices can also be used in spells — search your spice cabinet before ordering special ingredients online. There are some items that have multiple magical uses, like rosemary and salt. Buy a couple of these multitaskers instead of a large collection of herbs with very specific uses.

Use the “two week” rule. This is something I do to keep myself from making impulse purchases. If I think I want to buy something online, I wait two weeks before I order it. If I still want it after two weeks, I take that as a sign that I’ll actually get some use from it.

Go “shopping” in your backyard. Familiarize yourself with the plants, animals, and minerals that are native to your area and go foraging for spell supplies instead of buying them. Items you can probably find near your home that could be used in ritual include leaves and flowers, pine cones, seed pods, tree branches, rocks, and naturally shed feathers. Just make sure you never harvest enough of a plant to hurt it, and make sure you properly disinfect any animal products you pick up.

If you can, make it yourself. Not only does making your own magic items save money, it also creates a much stronger personal link between you and that item. You can grow your own magical herbs in a garden or in indoor pots. Many common magical tools, like brooms and wands, are easy to make at home with some basic craft skills. Making your own items also means you can customize them, tailoring them to your own craft.

If you can’t make it yourself, but it used. There are some items you can’t reasonably make yourself, like incense burners, cauldrons, and books on the craft. But you can find most of these items used, either in thrift stores or online on websites like Ebay and Depop. Buying used almost always ends up being cheaper than buying new, and because you’re buying items already in circulation you aren’t contributing to a linear economy. Thrifting is also a great way to find unique items that won’t be like what anyone else has on their altar.

If you can’t find it used, support a small business. Sometimes, you can’t make what you need or find it in a thrift store. In that case, buying from a small business is preferable to buying from a big retailer like Amazon. When you support a small business, you’re supporting an individual rather than contributing to some CEO’s massive yearly bonus. A lot of small business owners make their items themselves, which avoids sweatshop labor. Pretty much everything I buy new for my craft comes from Etsy sellers — there are a LOT of witches on Etsy, so with a little digging you can easily find exactly what you’re looking for!

Don’t buy crystals. I know, I know. Thanks to social media, large crystal collections have become synonymous with witchcraft. But the crystal trade is highly unethical, with unsustainable mining techniques, dangerous working conditions, and child labor. Because of a lack of regulations, it’s virtually impossible to find crystals that are truly ethically sourced. Most sellers don’t know where their crystals come from and can’t guarantee that no workers were harmed in their extraction. No stone is worth the health and safety of other human beings, no matter how pretty.

Avoiding consumerism in your witchcraft means being less reliant on tools and set dressing. This will allow you to rely on your own energy and will, which will lead to a deeper and more meaningful spiritual practice.

Resources:

Revolutionary Witchcraft by Sarah Lyons

Simply Living Well by Julia Watkins

“11 Facts About Sweatshops” on dosomething.org

“Child labour in the fashion supply chain” from The Guardian

“Bangladesh factory collapse toll passes 1,000” from BBC News

“Are crystals the new blood diamonds?” from The Guardian

“Dark crystals: the brutal reality behind a booming wellness craze” from The Guardian

[breelandwalker]

Spells to help with my ADHD symptoms.

Call that Focus Pocus.

[witchycuillere]

I did make a sigil for that, actually! I love the name and I'll steal it :)

[crazycatsiren]

Regular reminder to Witchblr that you should take "black magic" and "white magic" out of your vocabulary.

That's all. Carry on.

[cryptotheism]

People making fun of me for owning tarot cards is not a real problem. This is not an axis of oppression. It is not "rooted in misogyny" or "denying a rich history" it is fundamentally not a problem. If anything, they're right. Tarot cards are kinda cringe. I'm an adult. My haircut is cringe. Who cares.

[cryptotheism]

God forbid someone on the internet make fun of you for having a strange hobby. However will you survive.

[witchycuillere]

I don't mind someone on the internet making fun. But if MY THERAPIST does that (yes, yes they did), I ditch them.

[ts-witchy-archive]

Low Energy Witchcraft

I'm neurodivergent and i experience really intense burnout. I get to a point where I struggle to even get out of bed, take my meds, remember to drink water, let alone practice. But, when I want to practice i have a list of things i can usually do. Everyone's experiences with burn out/low energy are different so this list may not apply to you, and that's okay. Take what resonates, leave what doesn't and i hope you enjoy my silly little list :)

create a playlist and infuse it with an intention. eg, a money spell playlist filled with songs about wealth.

draw sigils with soap when in the shower. (you can also use a wet wipe if you can't shower)

found some juice? give it a little shake and use the ingredients as a spell.

have food that has grains as ingredients? wow! an abundance spell!

the classic add intention to your tea and coffee.

bind your hair. for me with is as simple as putting my hair in a ponytail.

watch a witchy video. while not technically practising witchcraft, sometimes all you need is to sit back and relax to connect with your practice.

when I have a decent amount of energy I'll grab a large pillar candle and carve sigils into it. I use it as a long-term spell; all I have to do to activate it is light the candle. I like to light one of these spell candles when I'm having a bad day.

if you're religious, pray. Even if you're lying in bed. Even if you haven't showered in a week. If it makes you happy and you can, do it

burn some insence! it smells good, you don't have to really worry about forgetting about it, it's good for cleansing. it's great!

take a nap with some crystals. any restorative crystals or calming crystals work great! just make sure that they aren't geodes or roughs. i'd hate for you to hurt yourself while sleeping.

if you don't have any crystals for your nap, set an intention instead. please let yourself rest.

It's important to remember that you're allowed to take breaks from your craft. If you're forcing yourself to practice when you have no energy because "that's what a good witch would do!" then you're probably going to make your situation worse. it's a great way to fall out of love with witchcraft. give yourself some grace. rest is infinitely more important than 1 full moon, 1 new moon, or missing your daily/weekly/monthly cleanse. You aren't a bad person if you don't pull your morning tarot card or check the astrology forecast for today. and you aren't a bad person if you miss your daily prayer. take care of yourself. your health is WAY more important than your craft. Go get a drink of water and take care of yourself <3

[peurdesfleurs-deactivated202405]

there's such a huge emphasis on spending when it comes to witchcraft nowadays. 'in order to do this spell you need to buy candles, herbs, crystals, jars, incense' ?? in the past, witches used keys lying around the house and herbs from the kitchen pantry. its not a good idea to promote capitalism for something thats supposed to be universally accessible. your intention matters most.

[will-o-the-witch]

I’ve been reading tarot for over a decade now and I’m a really firm believer that no matter how experienced you are with divination, it is still so valuable to get readings from other people now and then.

It gets you out of your own head. There is such a thing as too much context, and sometimes we’re too close to the situation to break our own thought cycles about it and explore all valid interpretations. It helps you hear things from a fresh perspective.

It can be therapeutic. Not that we should treat readers like therapists, but having to put something that’s been weighing on you into words and talk about it with someone neutral can be very beneficial.

It helps improve your own practice. I can’t tell you how many little tips, tricks, and insightful nuances about various cards I’ve picked up just from watching other people do their thing.

Learning to read and reading for yourself and others can be very fulfilling and empowering, but it’s also good to remember that receiving a reading is also valuable in its own right!

[witchycuillere]

That's extremely interesting!

[heatherwitch]

Hello!

I've decided to get my name out there as an author by sending in short stories and such to various magazines, and I was wondering if you had any spells to encourage inspiration and creativity?

Here’s two I know of off the top of my head! Good luck!!

Inspiration Salt

Intent: To increase creativity and inventiveness. Also assists with clearing creative blocks. Ingredients: 3 pt Salt 1 pt Horehound 1 pt

Writer’s Block Be Gone Spell

A spell to bring you inspiration and remove annoying writer’s block. You Will Need: ✏ Yellow Candle(s) ✏ Agate ✏ Apatite ✏ Paper ✏ Pen

[earth-wolf-naping-deactivated20]

Types of spells

Verbal spells- speak or chant your intent into existence. Words have power- research works

Candle spells- spells involving candles as the main form of sending your intent and not the universe. You can carve words, symbols, or signals into the candle. Can also use oils, herbs, or small objects with it

Sealed spells- includes jars, bottles, and other containers. Even an envelope. Put your spell components into the container and seal it in some way. Can use wax from candles or crayons, stickers, string, or tape

Knot spells- tying knots while saying aloud or in your head. Can choose material, amount of knots,and other objects to best support your spell. Can crochet or knit types of knot spells

Weaving spells- involves any type of weaving- on a loom, sewing, or embroidery. Can use weaving as a form of meditation or you can use your creation as the object that anchors you spell

Petition spells(written spells)- either by fire, earth, water or air. Write out your desire and burn it, bury it, or toss it into a body of moving water. For air, whisper your desire into the wind. You may also use a combination of the elements such as burning the paper and throwing the ashes into the wind

Sigil spells- draw, carve, or inscribe your symbol or sigil spell onto an object. Can be used in conjunction with other spell types like petition spells and candle spells

[evilios]

🔮 Absolutely random, assorted facts from my experience with Tarot:

You can set rules with your deck. Don’t like reversed cards? Don’t pull them. Don’t interpret them. Request not to get them. Don’t care about the position of the card and want only its meaning? Ask for it.

You can pull confirmation cards. If you are working with a companion, you can set up their personal confirmation card. If you’re working with the deck and the general universe, you can pick a feel-good card (or a rare card if you want) and request it whenever you want to get a vibecheck.

You can repull. If it feels weird, it probably is weird. If you keep pulling the same card all over again, it’s probably correct. But if you pulled one weird one that just doesn’t seem like it belongs, repull. Your deck - your rules.

You don’t need to sweat too much over “official meanings”. So what if the Tower means “something bad”? If it means something positive for you, go with your feelings first. Each practitioner will have their own associations with the cards. I for one quite like the Tower, but I genuinely hate getting the High Priestess. It’s individual.

You don’t need to work with a specific Deity, spirit, or daemon. The cards are powerful tools without any additional presence.

You can assign a deck to a particular entity. I have four decks, out of which three belong to (a) companion(s) of mine. This is completely individual and fully relies on who you want to touch your cards.

You can confuse the cards. When the reading starts to feel like it just reiterates your feelings, it probably is. Or you worded your question badly and the cards don’t know what to tell you. Or you already know the answer. Or maybe something else.

You might be turning your spread into multiple spreads. If your session with tarot can be broken into a number of smaller sessions, you are probably overworking yourself. It helps to step back and think whether or not your multi-card spread turned into a multitude of smaller spreads. Is that why nothing is making sense?

You might be told to read cards some other time. Bias, moods, instability, or the cards just being not in the good state - all of these can affect whether they agree to work with you in the first place. I’ve had decks that stayed “silent” for months on and decks that were willing to work with me every day. It depends.

P. S. One more time: this is just my experience. It is not universal.

[fernthewhimsical]

Breaking the Ties that Bind us

For @ivydryad , who asked for help breaking a bloodbond, this spell can be used for any type of bond that needs to be broken, however

What you’ll need:

🔥 two candles, one in a colour that symbolises you, one in the colour that symbolises the person you are bonded with

🔥 a red ribbon, symbolising the (blood)bond

🔥 scissors or a ritual knife

What to do:

(Optional) personalise the candles, carve names, symbols, runes or words into the candles and visualise them being you and the person you want to break free of.

Tie the two candles together with the ribbon, focussing on the bond that now still exists between you. If you have any personal material, like a lock of hair or piece of clothing, tie it to the candle as well.

Light the candles.

Take the scissors or knife and say this spell as you cut the ribbon: “I now break this bond, in this life and those beyond. From this moment on we are apart, by mind, body and heart. You are you and I am me. I am free, I am free, I am free.”

Move the candles a little bit apart and let burn for a while.

Toss the red ribbon, you don’t need it anymore.

Over the course of a couple of days light the candles and set them a bit further away from each other each time. You can repeat the spell if you like.

You can either let both candles burn all the way down, setting them further apart each time, or you can, when it feels right, toss the candle that symbolises the person you have a bond with and let your personal candle burn down.

Some other thoughts:

🌙 If you still have anything from the original bonding (spells), cleanse and destroy it.

🌙 Remember that in seven years ALL of your cells will have regenerated. In seven years all of your blood and all of your cells will be new. You will no longer be the person who entered the bond to begin with. It will no longer hold power over you.

🌙 If it is a bloodbond, consider using herbs that cleanse the blood. Things like garlic, nettle, dandelion and basil. Use them in cooking or, in the case of nettle and dandelion, tea. (Discuss the use of herbs and altermative medicine always with a medical professional)

[coinandcandle]

“Coin and Candle” Success Spell

Recently I have quit my day job in order to pursue my own creative projects. Though I am confident in my ability to learn new skills and that I have the will power to do what I need to in order to succeed, I thought it couldn’t hurt to make a spell for myself! :) 

(This is a very basic spell so that you can add whatever you want to it. That way it makes it more personalized.)

The intention: To bring luck, success, and prosperity to my creative endeavors.

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[thewitchoftheforest]

✨S𝕡𝕖𝕝𝕝 T𝕚𝕞𝕚𝕟𝕘𝕤✨ The timing of your magick can be a really important part of your spell casting. Casting your spell at the corresponding time of day that aligns with your spell can add power to your workings.

Here’s the six main times of day and their corresponding energies.

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[mamaangiwine]

Just Curious: How do you all prefer your tarot readings:

I prefer my readings done by other people and I enjoy their insight.

I prefer to do my readings myself for a more meditative experience.

It depends on the reading and what I'm trying to get out of it.

I don't care.

I have an opinion on this matter that you didn't include, check the notes!

Voting ended onApr 6, 2023