Alwayz Choyce

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There are many ways to protect your home.

A piece of silver nailed to the front door or hidden under the threshold board, wsa a way to deflect malefic magic.

Salt in the window sills and doorways would keep out unseelies and other malefic spirits.

Inscribe an Algiz rune on the entrances to your home (doors and windows). Also, you can inscribe the rune on wooden tiles or small branches and hang them in the doorways.

Often times in the past, things were hidden in the walls of old houses. For instance, horse and cow skulls were walled up upon building the home to protect the home from many different things.

On the boards of the house were carved what is called “daisy wheels,” or hex signs that are supposed to keep unnatural creatures away.

A ghost tree is the name given to a tree in the yard that was decorated with bottles. At night when the wind would blow over the bottles and their were odd noises issuing from the tree, it was believed that spirits were being trapped in the bottles and would dissipate at sunrise.

Bell strung up and hung on the front porch was believed to frighten away spirits, much as wind chimes are believed to do in China. On the same concept, a bracelet of seashells worn about would make similar sounds as to keep away unwanted influences.

A horseshoe hung above the door is very protective, as it is both iron (at one time believed to be the only heavenly metal) and crescent-shaped.

The Irish believed a bundle of Oak, Ash and Thorn bound together by red cloth and set in a windowsill would ward off any negative influences.

A ring of Rowan berries was hung in the home for protection.

Old shoes were once hung in a hearth to deny the entry of spirits. A similar method is practiced to this day, when people will throw an old pair of shoes over the power lines outside their house to keep the property safe from ghosts.

Chimney Dolls were dolls sat on a hearth to protect the home from spirits entering through the chimney.

i’ve had really bad insomnia since I was little and my dad always made me “his magical brew.” every time i drink it, i pass out cold. so i thought my witchy friends would like it too. i’ve added my own spell work and essence into it, but the original recipe is owned by my father.

ingredients

1 cup (1 mug full) of milk

he always used whole milk or 2%, and i can’t grantee it will turn out the same if you use a substitution— but you can try:)

1 & ½ tbsp of honey

dash of cinnamon 

1 tsp of vanilla 

Optional: dash of rum (for my oldies:)

directions

pour milk in cup and add cinnamon. stir clockwise a few times and begin to heat up.

you can do this either in a kettle or from the microwave. i do it in the microwave bc i’m lazy:)

keep an eye on it. milk can heat up fast and turn into a cream like substance that doesn’t taste good. when at your preferred temperature take out.

put in vanilla, honey, and rum. stir clockwise and chant: 

“As the clock ticks down and the night deepens,

calm my restless soul.

Bring to me peace.

Bring to me sleep.”

while you chant, visualize a cream color swirling up from the steam of the cup and as you drink let that cream calmness set into you.

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