Witches World

     1. Cleanse your space, cleanse your tools

Cleansing incense

Cleansing Mist

Crystal & implement cleansing

More cleansing methods

     2. Cleanse yourself

Cleansing Bath Salt Recipe

Purification and Protection scrub

Cleansing shower steamer

Witch Bottle

     3. Protect your home

House Guardian

Protection powder

Eyes like Coals House Protection Spell

Folk Charms for Home Protection

    4. Protect yourself

Protection Charm

Protection Sigil

Sleep sachet

Sleep Circle ideas 

    5. Take it Easy

Sit back

Do something mindless

Here's what I used:

Clear quartz to direct my energy effectively

Moonstone to elevate my mood

Ginger root to kickstart the process

Green tea for energy and drive

Rosemary for mental clarity and acuity

Peppermint for focus and follow-through

Purple deadnettle for tenacity

Oak wood chip for staying power

And the pill dust from the bottom of my last prescription bottle for good measure

Whenever I need that boost, I make sure to eat something, drink water, and take a B vitamin or a brain skittle, then give the bottle a squeeze, turn on my Get Shit Done playlist and say out loud, "Arright, let's do this!"

War Water (also called Iron Water) is a powerful tool in witchcraft used for protection, hexing, banishing, and warding off enemies. It originates from Hoodoo, Appalachian folk magic, and other mystical traditions.

Uses of War Water:

• Protection – Sprinkle around your home to create a spiritual barrier.

• Banishing – Throw it where unwanted people have walked to remove their influence.

• Cursing – Toss onto an enemy’s property to bring discord and bad luck.

• Warding Off Negativity – Add to floor washes or sprinkle near entrances.

• In Spellwork - Use in rituals for breaking curses, creating wards, or calling upon warrior spirits.

Needed:

• Rusty nails (or iron shavings or railroad spikes)

• Water (preferably storm or river water for extra potency)

• Salt (black salt for cursing, sea salt for protection)

• Cayenne pepper or red pepper flakes (for aggression and strength)

• Vinegar – Used to sour relationships in cursing spells.

• Mugwort or Rue – For added spiritual power.

Instructions:

Place the rusty nails or iron in a jar. If your nails aren’t rusty, leave them in water for a few weeks to oxidize. Fill the jar with water. Use stormwater for aggressive energy, river water for powerful flow, or tap water if necessary. Add salt and herbs and let it sit for at least a week. The longer it sits, the stronger it becomes. Some witches let it develop for months. Shake or stir when using, the rust, herbs, and salt should be well mixed before application.

Sea water: good for curse/hex breaking, cleansing, healing, banishing and protection spells.

Dew water: beauty, love and fertility spells, as well as delicate magick. Also Good for Fae work.

Storm water: is great for spells and rituals that has to do with emotional strength, confidence, charge, motivation and force. It’s known for strengthening spells. Also good for curses.

Snow water: Spells and rituals that focus on purity, endings and change, as well as slow working spells.

River water: Good for creating changes, moving on and letting go of negativity, warding and focusing energy.

Rain water: Very multi-purpose, but specifically great for growth and rebirth spells. Great for spells that you want to keep gaining power over time.

Spring water: Growth, holy water, cleansing, protection, prosperity

Moon water: Depending on the moon phase it was created in, it can have different properties.

Sun Water: protection, healing, clairvoyance, courage, strength, prosperity, luck, self-love, cleansing and creativity.

Swamp Water: Used for banishing and binding.

- Witchy

- Magick

- Energy

- Karma

- The Goddess™️

- G slur

But....energy? A basic universal concept?

Witchy? A descriptive term?

The Goddess? I mean, Wiccans still exist?

Baby witch? This one's purely a matter of preference, I think.

except it's actually real fucking specific and possibly shadow work in disguise idk

What are your opinions on AI in Witchcraft?

How do you feel about pop culture deities?

Opinions on fantasy depictions of witchcraft/paganism?

Thoughts on Astral pregnancy?

Do you think witchcraft is a religion or a practice? Why/why not?

What do you think of Aleister Crowley?

Opinions on Wicca?

What do you think of the divine feminine/masculine archetypes?

Do you think they're should be a set period before someone becomes a full-fledged witch?

What do you think of Gerald Gardner?

What are your thoughts on odinism?

Do you think witchcraft is inherently political?

Do you think you can hex/curse/jinx a deity? Do you think you should?

How different do you think your gods are from other religion's gods? What work have you done to deconstruct that?

Do you believe in spiritual psychosis?

How do you feel about TERF witches?

What is your moral code? How do you justify that?

Do you wish paganism were more organised?

Do you think it's okay to have a sexual relationship with a deity? What about romantic (i.e. godspousing)?

Do you research ex-pagans viewpoints with an open mind?

Have you ever been in argument/sent hate to another witchcraft blog? What was the story? Do you still think you were right?

Do you believe in closed practices?

Do you believe in cultural appropriation?

Outside of the online space, where do you get your resources from?

What makes someone a real witch?

Are you a real witch?

Are you confident in your beliefs?

What do you think happens when we die?

Why are you a witch? What need does it serve?

What do you think is a scam in witchcraft?

What post have you seen recently that makes you wanna scream?

What's your hottest take in the witchcraft space?

Do you move out of fear or love?

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Also me, finding out about some of the shit that goes down on witchtok: YOU WHAT

this is just one of the many ways to organize an altar, there is no one specific way of setting up your sacred space this is just an example of an altar to inspire or to reference

Where did this originate?

Why is the god on the left and the goddess on the right?