Witchy Shit

just spreading my love of witchcraft

[witchofapollo]

I made more printables!! In this case, it is a Spell Worksheet set. In most cases, it is best if, when making spells, you take your time and think them out. For each item or step included, you must think, why? Once the spell is done and you receive results, it is equally if not more important to reflect on them. This is one of the best ways you can learn what works and doesn’t work, thus, helping your growth as a witch.

You can get the PDF along with other resources here!

On that note, if you want to see or request specific worksheets or resources, feel free to send those my way!!

[marzipanandminutiae]

like. I firmly believe in ghosts and fairies and magic and all kinds of things a lot of people would consider crazy

but I’m not giving anyone unqualified medical advice that keeps them from seeking treatment based on the best scientific evidence currently available. it’s one thing to have unusual beliefs that only affect me. it’s another to use your unsubstantiated ideas to exploit desperate people in ways that are actively dangerous to their health

[themodernsouthernpolytheist]

So much this

[glowingforrest]

my relationship with zodiac sign related stuff

[stormwaterwitch]

Quit asking witch blogs for medical advice and go see a doctor

Unless someone explicitly states they are a doctor do not ask people across the internet for medical advice. Essential oils are NOT substitutes for actual medicine. It makes witches really uncomfortable when we get asks like this in our inbox.

When you ask a non doctor medical questions you are willfully denying yourself accurate medicinal treatments, doing that could end up harming you further. The witch blogger on the other side of the screen doesn’t know if the advice they give is going to interact with your current medication. If anything goes wrong they could be held liable and that’s not fair since they are not a doctor.

Don’t be those asshole who ask non doctors for medical advice. Go see a trained professional and get that proper diagnosis.

GO TO THE DOCTOR

[vivianthewitch]

Some cool closet witch tips!!! 🌱

From: thewitchystuff

[peachesandwitchery]

*stands in the moonlight to absorb big witch energy*

[witchy-wisdom]

Color Correspondences

Red: Element: Fire Planet/Zodiac: Aries, Scorpio, Mars, influencing Saturn Chakra: Root Body Parts: Bones, Teeth, Nails, Colon, Prostate, Rectum, Blood, etc… Magic: Passion, Fire, Power, Joy, Energy, Health, Motivation, Leadership, Self-Esteem, Combat, etc…

Pink: Element: Fire Planet/Zodiac: Sun, Leo, Sagittarius Chakra: Sacral Body Parts: Muscles, Pelvis, Kidneys, Uterus, Bladder, Lymph, Sperm, Adrenalin, Digestion, etc… Magic: Relieving Depression, Self-Love, Friendship, Calming, Romance, Harmony, Passion, Physical Energy, Sex, Action, Surgery, Animals, Gardening, New Beginnings, Morality, Emotions, Femininity, Homosexuality, Compassion, Infants, etc…

Orange: Element: Fire Planet/Zodiac: Leo, Gemini, Taurus, Sagittarius, Mercury, Mars, etc… Chakra: Sacral Body Parts: Pelvis, Kidneys, Uterus, Bladder, Lymph, Sperm, Adrenalin, Digestion, etc… Magic: Relieving Depression, Abandonment, Opportunities, Happiness, Alertness, Wealth, Kindness, Sealing a Spell, Harvest, Strength, Dominance

Yellow: Element: Air Planet/Zodiac: Mercury, Taurus, Libra Chakra: Solar-Plexus Body Parts: Lower Back, Spine, Gall Bladder, Pancreas, Liver, Spleen, Digestion, etc… Magic: Healing, Friendship, Productivity, Stopping Negative Thinking, Creativity, Innovation, Prosperity, Self-Esteem, Beauty, Life, Humility, Intellect, etc…

Green: Element: Earth Planet/Zodiac: Venus, Mercury, Aquarius, Cancer Chakra: Heart Body Parts: Upper Back, Spine, Shoulders, Breasts, Heart, Lungs, Respiratory System, Circulatory System, etc… Magic: Love & Trust, Fae, Healing, Change, New Beginnings, Prosperity, Money / Career, Hope, Immortality / Rebirth, Nature Magic, Fertility, Luck, Courage, Peace, Relationships, Beauty, Love, Art, Grace, Luxury, Marriage, Decorating, Gifts, etc…

Blue: Element: Water Planet/Zodiac: Jupiter, Moon, Virgo, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces Chakra: Throat Body Parts: Neck, Throat, Thyroid, Lungs, Ears, Mind Magic: Wisdom, Wealth, Joy, Opportunity, Patience, Peace, Truth, Loyalty, Meditation, Happiness, the Ocean, Calming, Travel, Education, Politics, Social Standing, Luck, Growth, Sports, Careers, Studying, Reading, etc…

Purple: Element: Water Planet/Zodiac: Mercury, Saturn, Jupiter, Capricorn, Gemini, Sagittarius Chakra: Brow / Third-Eye Body Parts: Face, Nervous System, Bones, Eyes, Ears, Pituitary Gland, etc… Magic: Clairvoyance, Relief of Emotional Pain, Protection, Pride, Spirituality, Wisdom, Psychic Power, Meditation, Justice, Forgiveness, Humility, Memory, Secrets, Intelligence, Communication, Education, Writing, Progress, etc…

White: Element: Air Planet/Zodiac: Moon, Pisces  Chakra: Crown Body Parts: Brain, Pineal Gland, Semen, etc… Magic: Protection, Transformation, Enlightenment, Spiritual Connection, Being Outgoing, Life, Freedom, Health, Initiation, etc…

Black: Element: Earth Planet/Zodiac: Saturn Chakra: Root Body Parts: Teeth, Bones Magic: Balance (w/ White), Divination, Beginning, Rebirth, Patience, Absorbing Energies, Binding, Stability, Wealth, Protection, Karma, Death, Manifestation, Law, Challenge, Sacrifice, Justice, Discoveries, etc…

Brown: Element: Earth Planet/Zodiac: Scorpio, Capricorn, Earth Chakra: Root Body Parts: ??? Magic: Security, Friendship, Animals, Nature, Generosity, New Beginnings, Endurance, Grounding, Strength, Good Decision Making, Concentration, Telepathy, Finding Lost Things, etc…

[witchyfnbitch]

Tarot: The Basics.

Tarot can be quite an intimidating subject. Most people who turn to tarot want answers, and a sense of inner peace. Luckily, tarot isn’t going anywhere soon.

The first thing to know about tarot readings is: you DON’T have to go to someone else to do one for you! Doing one by yourself is more intimate, fulfilling, and at a pace you can handle than someone else can provide you.

The second thing is that you have a MULTITUDE of tarot decks to choose from. A lot of them have the same basic format based off of one, however: The Rider-Waite Tarot Deck.

This is the one I will be covering in this series. The Rider-Waite Tarot Deck is comprised of two different sections: the major and minor arcana. The major arcana symbolizes major life events and the cycles of life. The minor arcana, equally as important, represents specific energies and feelings.

The minor arcana is split into four different sections:

Cups.

Pentacles.

Wands.

Swords.

Each of these has their own “energy” associated with it. The cups: emotion and romance, friendship. The pentacles: money, abundance, and resources. The wands: passion, high-energy, spontaneity. The swords: intellect, wit, and humor.

Each of these categories has a king, a queen, a page, and an ace; followed by 2-10 of the card. For instance, the three of cups.

The major arcana is much more plain. It has cards like: the tower, the fool, and the magician. These all have their own meanings as well.

And now how to actually read them. To do a tarot reading, all you have to do is take a deep breath, focus your energy, and pull a card. Some people prefer shuffling and then pulling the card on top. Some people split the deck into three parts and pick one of the piles. You could even just spread out the deck, and just pick one. Do whatever feels right for you.

And the last most important part, hear what speaks to you on the inside. The card isn’t as important as to what it’s trying to reveal that’s already inside of you. If you’re fearing change, you might get the tower. If you’re fearing being alone, you might get the king of wands. The possibilities are endless. Listen to what’s inside of you, and THAT will be your answer.

[theangelstarot]

An exhaustive list of books for the advanced witch.

Occultism, Witchcraft, and Cultural Fashions: Essays in Comparative Religions by Mircea Eliade

Evolutionary Witchcraft by T. Thorn Coyle

Advanced Witchcraft: Go Deeper, Reach Further, Fly Higher by Edain McCoy

Witches, Midwives, and Nurses: A History of Women Healers by Barbara Ehrenreich and Deirdre English

The Veil’s Edge: Exploring the Boundaries of Magic by Willow Polson

Deepening Witchcraft: Advancing Skills & Knowledge by Grey Cat

Kissing the Limitless by Thorn Coyle

The Sea Priestess by Dion Fortune

The Training & Work of an Initiate by Dion Fortune

The Second Circle: Tools for the Advancing Pagan by Venecia Rauls

The Otherside of Virtue by Brendan Myers

Psychic Self-Defense by Dion Fortune

Curse Tablets and Binding Spells from the Ancient World by John G. Gager

Wicca 333: Advanced Topics in Wiccan Belief by Kaatryn MacMorgan

The Elements of Ritual: Air, Fire, Water & Earth in the Wiccan Circle by Deborah Lipp

777 And Other Qabalistic Writings of Aleister Crowley: Including Gematria & Sepher Sephiroth by Aleister Crowley

Treading the Mill: Practical Craft Working in Modern Traditional Witchcraft by Nigel G. Pearson

Mastering Witchcraft by Paul Huson

The Call of the Horned Piper by Nigel Aldcroft Jackson

Masks of Misrule: The Horned God & His Cult in Europe by Nigel Jackson

The Pillars of Tubal Cain by Nigel Jackson

The Roebuck in the Thicket: An Anthology of the Robert Cochrane Witchcraft Tradition by Evan John Jones

The Robert Cochrane Letters: An Insight into Modern Traditional Witchcraft by Robert Cochrane

Secrets of East Anglian Magic by Nigel Pennick

Jambalaya: The Natural Woman’s Book of Personal Charms and Practical Rituals by Luisah Teish

The Element Encyclopedia of 5000 Spells: The Ultimate Reference Book for the Magical Arts by Judika Illes

HEKATE: Keys to the Crossroads – A collection of personal essays, invocations, rituals, recipes and artwork from modern Witches, Priestesses and Priests by Sorita D’Este

The Satanic Witch by Anton Szandor LAVey

Advanced Wicca: Exploring Deeper Levels of Spiritual Skills and Masterful Magick by Patricia Telesco

The Meaning of Witchcraft by Gerald Brosseau Gardner

The Study of Witchcraft: A Guidebook to Advanced Wicca by Deborah Lipp

Progressive Witchcraft by Janet Farrar and Gavin Bone * The Crossroads in Folklore and Myth by Martin Puhvel

When the Drummers Were Women: A Spiritual History of Rhythm by Layne Redmond

The Night Battles: Witchcraft & Agrarian Cults in the Sixteenth & Seventeenth Centuries by Anne Tedeschi

A Razor for a Goat: Problems in the History of Witchcraft and Diabolism by Elliot Rose

Ecstasies: Deciphering the Witches’ Sabbath by Carlo Ginzburg

Popular Religion in Late Saxon England: Elf Charms in Context by Karen Louise Jolly

The Return of the Dead: Ghosts, Ancestors, and the Transparent Veil of the Pagan Mind by Claude Lecouteux

Contemporary Paganism: Listening People, Speaking Earth by Graham Harvey

Athenian Popular Religion by Jon D. Mikalson

Greek Folk Religion by Martin P. Nilsson

Homo Necans: The Anthropology of Ancient Greek Sacrificial Ritual and Myth by Walter Burkert

The Greek Way of Death by Robert Garland

The Odyssey by Homer

The Iliad by Homer

Theogony, Works and Days by Hesiod

The Histories, Revised by Herodotus

Popular Magic: Cunning-folk in English History by Owen Davies

Myths and Symbols in Pagan Europe: Early Scandinavian and Celtic Religions by Hilda Roderick Ellis Davidson

The Well and the Tree: World and Time in Early Germanic Culture by Paul C. Bauschatz

Carmina Gadelica by Alexander Carmichael

Greek and Roman Necromancy by Daniel Ogden

Rotting Goddess: The Origins of the Witch in Classical Antiquity by Jacob Rabinowitz

The Silver Bough by F. Marian MacNeil

The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion by James Frazer

The White Goddess by Robert Graves

Myth and Sexuality by Jamake Highwater

The Homeric Hymns by Homer

The Wisdom of the Outlaw by Joseph Falaky Nagy

Harvest Home by Thomas Tryon

Trioedd Ynys Prydein: The Triads of the Island of Britain by Rachel Bromwich

Lady With A Mead Cup by Michael Enright

Women’s Religions in the Greco-Roman World: A Sourcebook by Ross Shepard Kraemer

Auraicept na n-Éces: The Scholars Primer by George Calder, ed.

A Guide to Early Irish Law by Fergus Kelly

The Tain by tr. by Thomas Kinsella

The Banshee: The Irish Death Messenger by Patricia Lysaght

Sex and Marriage in Ancient Ireland by Patrick C. Power

The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries by W. Y. Evans Wentz

The Secret Commonwealth and the Fairy Belief Complex by Brian Walsh

Beyond Celts, Germans, and Scythians by Peter S. Wells

Tales of the Elders of Ireland by Ann Dooley and Harry Roe, trans.

The Celtic Heroic Age by John T. Koch and John Carey, eds.

The Poetic Edda

The Prose Edda

Society and Politics in Snorri Sturluson’s Heimskringla by Sverre Bagge

Feud in the Icelandic Saga by Jesse L. Byock

The Secret Commonwealth of Elves, Fauns and Fairies by Andrew Lang

The Way of Wyrd by Brian Bates

The Real Middle-Earth: Magic and Mystery in the Dark Ages by Brian Bates

Gods of Love and Ecstasy: The Traditions of Shiva and Dionysus by Alain Danielou

Pagan Dream Of Rennaissance by Joscelyn Godwin * Spiritual Mentoring: A Pagan Guide by Judy Harrow

Loneliness & Revelation by Brendan Myers

The Pagan Book of Living and Dying: Practical Rituals, Prayers, Blessings, and Meditations on Crossing Over by Starhawk

A World Full of Gods: An Inquiry into Polytheism by John Michael Greer

Exploring the Pagan Path: Wisdom from the Elders by Kristin Madden, Starhawk, Raven Grimassi, and Dorothy Morrison

Between the Worlds edited by Sian Reid * The Gaelic Otherworld by John Gregorson Campbell, ed. by Ronald Black

The Visions of Isobel Gowdie: Magic, Shamanism and Witchcraft in Seventeenth-century Scotland by Emma Wilby

Dreamtime: Concerning the Boundary Between Wilderness and Civilization by Hans Peter Duerr

The Underworld Initiation: A journey towards psychic transformation by R. J. Stewart

Power Within the Land: The Roots of Celtic and Underworld Traditions Awakening the Sleepers and Regenerating the Earth by R. J. Stewart

The Tree of Enchantment: Ancient Wisdom and Magic Practices of the Faery Tradition by Orion Foxwood

The Woman in the Shaman’s Body: Reclaiming the Feminine in Religion and Medicine by Barbara Tedlock

Shamanism: Archaic Techniques of Ecstasy by Mircea Eliade

Walkers Between the Worlds: The Western Mysteries from Shaman to Magus by Caitlin Matthews

Plant Spirit Wisdom: Shamans and Sin eaters, Celtic Techniques for Healing the Soul by Ross Heaven

The Wiccan Mystic by Ben Gruagach

To Fly by Night edited by Veronica Cummer

Nine Worlds of Seid-Magic: Ecstasy and Neo-Shamanism in North European Paganism by Jenny Blain

Cunning-Folk and Familiar Spirits: Shamanistic Visionary Traditions in Early Modern British Witchcraft and Magic by Emma Wilby

Sacred Mask Sacred Dance by Evan John Jones * Circles, Groves and Sanctuaries by Dan and Pauline Campanelli

Hoodoo Herb and Root Magic: A Materia Magica of African-American Conjure by Catherine Yronwode

Sticks, Stones, Roots & Bones: Hoodoo, Mojo & Conjuring with Herbs by Stephanie Rose Bird

Mastering Herbalism: A Practical Guide by Paul Huson

Encyclopedia of Natural Magic by John Michael Greer

The Tree of Meaning: Language, Mind and Ecology by Robert Bringhurst

Leechcraft: Early English Charms, Plantlore and Healingby Stephen Pollington

Learning Their Language: Intuitive Communication with Animals and Nature by Marta Williams

The Meaning of Herbs: Myth, Language & Lore by G. & Field, A. Scoble

The Lost Language of Plants: The Ecological Importance of Plant Medicines to Life on Earth by Stephen Buhner

The Essential Guide to Herbal Safety by Simon Mills, Kerry Bone * By Standing Stone and Elder Tree: Ritual and the Unconscious by William G. Gray also known as Rollright Stone and Elder Tree

Magical Ritual Methods by William G. Gray

The Sacred and the Profane: The Nature of Religion by Mircea Eliade

Hekate Liminal Rites: A Study of the rituals, magic and symbols of the torch-bearing Triple Goddess of the Crossroads by David Rankine

Circles of Power: Ritual Magic in the Western Tradition by John Michael Greer

[herbangirl]

PSA: YEW IS LETHALLY TOXIC. DO NOT BURN.

A message to witches/pagans/lumberjacks out there: As Christmas/Yuletide comes around I know you’re going to want to burn Yew for both its ceremonial properties and it’s slow burn, but please remember that it is a HIGHLY TOXIC tree with VERY toxic smoke. Fatalities in livestock, children, and even some adults have occurred for CENTURIES because of the handling and burning of this wood. I mean, death due to this stuff dates back to the Roman times and further! I would avoid it in the fires as much as I could.

[lastxleviathanrefollow]

The same goes for Oleander! Pay attention to your wood burning safety!

[ta-nehisicoates-deactivated2018]

my girl poured her diva cup out into her plant and now the plant’s alive again her pussy voodoo

[sungawddess-deactivated20180923]

I have questions…

[thatadult]

this is green consciousness and ecofeminism

[the-indecorous-flower]

Period blood is full of nutrients and can act as a plant fertilizer. Which isn’t much help if you use disposables like pads and tampons, BUT if you use moon cups you can pour them onto your plant OR if you use reusable pads you can soak/rinse them in warm water before you wash them and pour that water onto your plants.

[deebott]

Stop being scared of ya own blood 2k18. Do magic. Revive plants. Curse enemies.

[8lckgrlrsng-deactivated20181030]

Woah, plant tip of the year!

[qxessence]

Wonderful fuckin post

[witcheshaven]

To clarify

Blood contains nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus. All three of these macronutrients are good for plants.

This is a great alternative to blood meal fertilizers. While blood meal contains large quantities of nitrogen, some gardeners do not agree with its use due to potential animal cruelty nuances. For anyone who feels that this is gross, please understand that organic fertilizer is usually full of poo - this is hardly different than period blood. They’re both great fertilizers that are produced in different ways.

[morepunkmoresolar]

ok but won’t it introduce pathogenes to plants and soil?

[witcheshaven]

@thirdfloorgarden Excellent question! The answer in general is no (assuming that the person does not have any type of menstrual disease or a disease like HIV). Menstrual blood also does not contain elements that are necessary for coagulation. Before you decide to use it as a fertilizer for your plants, I recommend understanding it, and if you have a menstrual disease/STD, as a preliminary step.

[bubblegum-pwussay]

This is so disgusting

[deshauts--desbas]

Interesting. But if rather my plant die before my apartment smells like period blood

[witcheshaven]

@fadeinto-gucci You add water to it to. The nutrients is absorbed by your plants anyway. I’d also like to highlight that it’s only 2-4 teaspoons of blood in general, which is hardly enough to create any strong odor that lingers.

To anyone who keeps sending me messages about how menstrual blood is not sustainable for farmers

I realize this - this isn’t intended to sustain farmers with acres of crops. A women couldn’t produce that much menstrual blood within a given cycle.

[your-new-dealer]

Whaat about with ya weed plants would it make them taste kinda..funky when ya smoke the bud??? Even if you do a detox cycle for the plants?

[witcheshaven]

I mean do vegetables and other edible plants taste “kinda funky” when farmers use poop to fertilize their gardens?

[witchyrealm]

im grossed out but intrigued at the same time

[heatherwitch]

Sick Witchery

Because everyone gets sick, even witches! Witchcraft does not replace proper medical care, and please be cautious when using herbs and do proper research*

Teas and potions:

Sore throat potion

Sore throat sage tea

Cough/cold tea

Mama’s cold curing tea

Cold banishing potion

Feel better tea spell

Sick witch’s brew

Flu and cold buster

Soothing tummy tea

Vitamin C healing potion

Syrups:

Easy DIY cough syrup

Soothing lemon cough syrup

Simple elderberry syrup

Magic cold syrup

Food:

Swamp’s immunity boosting noodles

Faye’s patchwork soup

“I am not getting sick!” broth

Spells:

Simple sickness spell

Simple healing spell

All-purpose recovery spell

Christian witch healing spell

Healing/cleansing spell bottle

Bath magic:

Anti-nausea bath

Healing milk bath

Healing bath

Shower meditation

Odds and ends:

Cold and flu remedies

Lil’ witch tips for sickness

Immune system sigils

Herbs for a sick witch

Onions

Coriander seeds

Eucalyptus 

Basil

*Resources for herbal interactions:

U.S Department of Health and Human Services

AAFP

Potential Herb-Drug Interaction Chart

Checking for Possible Herb-Drug Interactions

WebMD

[agnosticanimist]

Things to do as witch friends:

Cast spells together (duh!)

Curse each other’s enemies

Make enchanted friendship jewelry

Make enchanted friendship spell jars

Create a shared coded language/alphabet (written and/or spoken)

Make wands together

DO WITCHY CRAFTS

Go shopping for witchy supplies together

Create rituals for special dates, like Sabbats or even your birthdays

Make a shared grimoire that you each keep for a week before passing it to the other to keep for a week, etc. filling it with stuff relative to your practice(s)

Go on witchy camping trips/hikes

Leave offerings at each others’ altars

Witchy slumber parties!

Go to graveyards together

Investigate “haunted” houses/places together

Walk through a forest together

Create a special hideaway for the two+ of you, like a witchy clubhouse!

Practice divination with one another

Think of any others? Add them!

[witchunleashed]

YES I HAVE 2 IRL WITCH FRIENDS!!!

Some more ideas:

Create a spell/potion/etc together

Make friendship sigils

Make candles personalized for them and their needs and exchange them (ie if one of your witchy friends is single, make a candle that when burned, attracts love)

Make voodoo/poppet dolls of each other to attract happiness and peace

Make flower crowns for each other

Contact spirits together

Go shopping and pick out ritual or “witchy” clothing together

Make DIY beauty products together and charm them

Charm each others favorite make-up or accessories

Sit under the moonlight

Try to contact the Fae

Cast protection spells on each others stuffed animals to ward against night terrors

[xangelic-demonx-deactivated2025]

😍🤗🤗

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

Burn, Witch, Burn (Sidney Hayers, 1962)

[bibliotecha-secreta-deactivated]

Faerie Sight

How to see faeries:

Wearing one’s coat inside out.

Wearing a posy of primroses.

A four leaf clover crushed and put into an ointment may give one sight of the Faeries as well as placing Faerie Ointment on the eyelids.

Bending over and looking backwards through your legs.

Looking through a Fir knot hole.

Looking through a loop made with a Rowan twig may cause Faerie sight.

Looking through a hag stone. 

Meditating on a daily basis.

Averting one’s vision.

Dawn, moon, dusk, and midnight are the best times for faerie sightings.

Believe - faeries will most likely not show themselves to non-believers.

Have good intention - faeries can sense it.

Looking for a long time without blinking.

[songsparrowwitch]

🔥Witchy Mistakes to Avoid💥

We’ve all been there. These seem obvious until you do them.

💥 Burned hair and fingers. Practice fire safety! If you have long hair, TIE YOUR HAIR BACK if you’re doing spells with an open flame and do NOT touch incense burners without oven mitts. It really hurts. 💥 Clogged sinks. Be smart with how you dispose spells! Do NOT put a bunch of herbs or other spell ingredients down a sink that has no garbage disposal. It’s gonna get clogged and you’re not going to want that bill from the plumber because of a clump of bay leaves. 💥 Coughing fits. Ventilate your area before you burn stuff! Inhaling a bunch of smoke from a bundle of cleansing herbs is not going to be fun. 💥 Faded and destroyed crystals. Don’t set your crystals in the sunlight unless you are 100% sure it won’t fade the colors, and make sure how to safely cleanse and use crystals so you don’t damage them. You don’t want to put your crystal in some water for a cleansing and see it get damaged. 💥 Bent, torn, and damaged tarot cards. Don’t shuffle them like a playing deck all the time and don’t cleanse them in water. Also, don’t go outside with your cards if it’s a windy day. Seems obvious until one of your cards gets carried away by the wind and lands in some mud. 💥 Spells that take 5000000 years to manifest. Try grounding and centering before doing spells! It helps so, so much with speeding up the spells’ manifestations. 💥 You do a spell for money and the spell decides to manifest by having your car damaged so you get money from the insurance money. Close or make loopholes in your spells! Adding little tidbits to a spell can make a better outcome of the spell’s manifestation, such as casting a wealth spell and adding, “This money shall be given to me without a negative cause.”  💥 The house smells like weed. Research what a herb smells like before you burn a bunch of it. Sometimes burned sage smells like weed. Plus, sometimes if you a burn a herb or plant, the smoke from it can kill or hurt you, like yew. 💥 You just drank some aloe vera juice and now your stomach is hurting and you’re sick. Research the possible side effects of herbs and plants before ingesting them. Some herbs can endanger your health, so research them before you decide to chomp on them.

[warandpeas]

Slutty Witch