Darian of House Stark

Mother to fur babies, witch novice. Trying to make the world a happier place. 🌕

[orriculum]

‘Red in Your Ledger’ Curse 📖

a curse to inflict all the pain a person has caused back on them, one item at a time. 

📖 gather: a disposable notebook, red ink, matches, and a taglock

📖 write down an itemized list of everything awful the person has done to you, and anyone else you know they have hurt. fill the book if you must

📖 bind it with the tag lock inside. 

📖 chant three times:

you must know you have debts to pay and your scorned will collect one day

📖 burn the book. 

[saintjumpingmouse]

As above so below

Those who sow reap

And those who reap sow

Those who have suffered

Their wounds will mend

Kindness will reap kindness

Without end

But those who act cruelly shall

Reap cruelty in return

For this is a lesson

That they must learn

With lesson learned

The spell will end

Time will heal and

Love will mend

Those of justice hear my plea

Balance the scales

So, mote it be

[orriculum]

🗡️ Jinxes, Hexes, & Curses 🗡️

🗡️  JINXES -  quick-lasting, harmless but mean-spirited.

nox - a spell to end a source of light or positivity

your heart in my hand -  to send someone nightmares and to feel a general sense of being lost in life

burn your wishes - a simple curse to destroy someone’s wishes

spell of shattered sight -  a spell that makes a person only see the most ugly aspects of themselves and others around them

🗡️ HEXES - mal-intended spells with temporary effects. 

burst your bubble -  a simple curse to destroy someone’s ego/hope

hex for a player -  a curse from scorned lovers to the one breaking hearts, to give them difficulty finding anyone to be with romantically/sexually

cerberus hex - attacks what hurts things under plutonic protection spell

breezeblocks curse -  to affect someone you resent for leaving

pumpkin head - seasonal hex to “burn” those who wrong you

bad moon rising - a revenge curse, general misfortune for a month

🗡️ CURSES - intense, powerful and long lasting.  

to sink a sailor -  to symbolically drown someone 

marooned sailor curse -  a curse to strand them alone in life. 

avada kedavra - a curse not to kill, but to make the target feel death’s presence in their life. 

imperius curse -  to make the intended feel helpless, that things in their life are out of their power and control

cruciatus curse  - to create pain in the life of the intended, whether physical or emotional

seven devils curse -  a curse to burn the kingdom of and haunt the target

thorn in my side - a curse for abusers

red in your ledger - to return the hurt someone has done

if you take issue with cursing, jinxing, or hexing, that is your craft, but please do not add onto this post telling witches not to curse because “karma”, “the three fold law” or whatever.  mind your own craft. 

[lotuseatingwitch]

them: OMG only bad witches curse!!! heathen!!! 3 fold law!!!! karma!!

me: the only three fold law I follow is when I’m doing my damn laundry

[dar-draws]

you look fine to me

[tarot-dreams]

The Seed. a tarot spread for ostara.

1. The Soil.

Where have you grown? While it most certainly is the dawn of a new day, keep in mind your roots are proof that you have already come a long way. The soil is your past. What lesson can you learn from days gone by?

2. The Weed.

You wish to flourish and grow strong, but there is undoubtedly something that is stunting your progress. What are your obstacles, what’s holding you back?

3. The Seed.

Within your immediate future, which area of your life will you first see signs of growth? Which seed has taken hold?

4. The Sun.

The love and support of others is helpful. But the will to grow comes from within. Let the sun be a reminder of what you need to keep in mind in order to help yourself grow.

5. The Rain.

A blessing in disguise. Understand that not all things are always as they seem. Grey skies can sometimes bring you down, but like the sun, rain too is necessary. Through struggle, you will find strength. What blessing in disguise is upon your horizon?

[witchyskie]

Ostara activities! My little seedlings are sprouting and these egg shells will come in handy later to assist them grow! And we did some “spring cleaning”! Witchy tip: anything you grind down, grind down in a clockwise fashion to emulate the movement of the sun. Same goes for stirring a pot when cooking! #ostara #springequinox #witchytips #eggshell #magic #witchythings #garden #sprouting

[officialaudreykitching-deactiva]

‪Don’t forget to light a candle and make your new moon wishes for the next lunar cycle. ‬

[thetrippytrip]

We should be more pro-active or we’ll see more of such sad fates of honest people.

[fluffmugger]

And the utterly ironic thing is I’ve seen repeated tumblr posts of that iconic photo absolutely slagging the shit out of Peter Norman as “lol white guy so uncomfortable”   “Why the fuck isn’t he supporting them”, etc etc.

[heatherwitch]

Ostara Resource Masterpost

A collection of categorized links for your Ostara needs! What is Ostara? [X] Ostara is celebrated on March 20th-22nd, and September 20th-22nd in the S. Hemisphere. Ostara is also called the Spring Equinox or Eostara. 

The basics:

Things to celebrate the spring equinox!

Celebrate Ostara 

Ostara tips!

Ostara ideas!

What can I do to celebrate Ostara?

Ways to celebrate and correspondences

Ostara crafts: 

Offering stones

Witch eggs

DIY flower pressing

Butterfly feeder out of recycled objects

Painted rocks

Ostara recipes: 

Ostara quiche

Ostara honey cake 

Honey and milk cake

Ostara buns

Ostara sugar cookies

Dandelion honey

Ostara lavender lemonade

Ostara spells: 

Spring glamour shower spell

Spring healing jar spell

Ostara spell for future goals

Springtime spell

Ostara tarot spreads: 

Ostara spread (2 card)

Ostara tarot spread (5 card)

March spring flower spread (6 card)

Spring equinox spread (8 card)

Ostara/Easter spread (12 card)

Other:

Setting up your Ostara altar

Ostara psychic body scrub

Ostara masterpost (I know they look similar but I promise I just found this)

[witchyskie]

@lumpybutlovely

[hazelwitchcraft]

Spell to Encourage Plant Growth

For use on herbs, houseplants, gardens, etc. 

First, charge up some sun water - I used the lovely crystal goblet you see pictured above, but feel free to use any vessel you like, as long as sunlight can shine into it.

Once the water has been charged and you are ready, dip your hand into the water and sprinkle it over the intended target three times, saying as you do,

Grow hastily, Grow healthily, Grow heartily.

with one sprinkle being for each of these lines. Do the same for each plant/pot/plot/what have you.

Be aware that some plants, such as African violets, do not appreciate having water dripped on their leaves. For these, I suggest aiming for the soil or even for the item in which they are planted.

Repeat as needed. 

For extra stubborn plants, you may wish to directly water them with the sun water, pouring three times, using the same words.

May all your plants grow swiftly and strong.

~Hazel

[marigoldaisy]

♡ Witch Tip: Eggshells ♡

I’m a “green” witch. I work with plants. I grow all kinds of things. And let me tell you, eggshells are my best friend. They’ve become essential to my practice where my plants are concerned. 

What eggshells are good for:

♡ Extra nutrients for your green babes

♡ Pest/bug deterrent

♡ Spells

♡ Protection (can be used as a replacement for salt)

♡ Feeling witchy (imagine the poof of powder floating around you and your plants as you recite an incantation)

Whenever I use eggs, I keep the eggshells and rinse them clean in water. After they dry, I grind them up into a fine powder/dust with my mortar and pestle. I keep the powder in a small mason jar with a charged sigil drawn on the lid for plant growth and protection. When I feel that my plant babes need it, I sprinkle the powder around them in a circle and over top of them. Sometimes I’ll say or think the words “growth and protection” to make my intent clear. The eggshell on the plant’s leaves and in the soil will deter insects that like to chew on your lil babes and provide a calcium boost. Depending on what type of spell you want to perform, you can also mix other organic materials (that are beneficial to your plants) in with the eggshell powder. 

As an added bonus, this spell never fails to bring me closer to my plants ♡

[lulluluvskullz]

~a spell to heal a wilting plant~

 ingredients 

🌱full moon water (and a container for it)

🌱fresh soil

🌱ground eggshell powder

🌱dried leaves or roots you have collected from said plant

instructions:

1)re-pot and change your plants soil (you can look up how to do it if you dont know how)(also re-pot doesn’t mean you cant use the same pot)this is good to do for your plant every once in awhile even if you are not performing a spell

2) take some of the new soil from the pot and surround the container of moonwater so you have a ring of soil with the water in the center. sprinkle the eggshell over the ring. place the leaves/roots around the ring (or in between depending on how big you made your ring) you can also add any crystals or additional herbs you associate with healing to the ritual if you wish

3) hold your hands over the water and fill it with the energy of all the things you have surrounded it with. add your own personal intent and energy. this step might take a bit of concentration and prior knowledge in energy manipulation

4) once you feel the water is plenty charged, return the soil back to the plant’s pot and despose of the dried leaves.

5) use your newly charged water to water your plant (i recommend using a spray bottle but shwatevs) if you wish, hum or sing a song to your plant while you water it.

🌱 this was my first ever original spell aaaaaa so sorry if its a bit confusing  🌱

[me----irl]

Reblog if you think the person you reblogged this from deserves to be happy.

[hand]

when you’re feeling all sad and emotional but then you remember who you are

[witchyskie]

Most exciting page I have added to any bullet journal. I can’t wait to see what this next adventure brings us. #bulletjournal #newhomedreams #savingstracker

[skylightdreams]

where has this been all my life??

[findinghealthyhappiness]

this is how you get tea to not be bitter. I didn’t like green tea until I learned not to brew it with boiling water.

[dan-panda]

my brother is obsessed with tea and gets really mad and lectures you if you dont brew it right … yikes

[whiteraven57-deactivated2017112]

Ooh… Thank you !!