Morriganna's Corner

1 lemon

1 long nail

picture of/ name of/ etc of person you’re cursing

Cut lemon in half, place paper on lemon, add other half of lemon so the paper is sandwiched,  drive nail through the lemon and paper while focusing on the intention of making their life sour and painful. Throw that shit in the trash. 

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This will make your crush ask you out if they already like you. It will not mess with their free will.

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If you feel like your love life is at kind of a sticking point, this spell catalyzes things to get you out of a rut. For example, if you think your relationship is getting boring, this can help spice things up. If you’re waiting for your partner to propose or your crush to ask you out, this will help open the way so to speak.

As someone who married her internet best friend, I know the pain and specialness of this process. For those going through it, this is an emoji spell to bring you togetherness in any way it can.

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The Phantom Queen as a whole

Morrigan is one of the great Goddesses of Ireland and is a multifaceted Goddess. She is one as Morrigan and many, a trinity as The Morrigan or the Morrigu. She is a shape shifter known for being a Goddess of war and battle, the cycle of life and death, and is also associated with wisdom and prophecy, magick and the land, among other aspects.

To truly gain a more insightful understanding of who Morrigan is, it is important to understand Celtic culture of that era. The Celts idolized warfare, and women were warriors up until 697 CE, often fighting in battle or helping the wounded. Protecting their families and their land (viewed as female) was a dominant aspect of the Celts pride and was reflected in the Morrigan.

Morrigan first appears in The Lebor Gabala Erenn (The Book of Invasions), dating back to 1150 CE, and is a pseudo-narrative of the history of Ireland that includes the arrival of the Celtic gods, the Tuatha De Danann, in Ireland and their later battle with the indigenous gods, the Fir Blogs. Interestingly, these stories were not recorded by the Irish Pagans. Celtic culture prized oral tradition and memorization, as it was an art form of storytelling. It was the Irish Christian monks, who were their descendants that preserved what they believed to be historical account.

Morrigan’s origins can be traced back to the Copper age megalithic Cult of the Mothers (Matrones, Idises, Disit, etc.) whom appeared as triple Goddesses from narrative texts written by Irish monks sometime between the eighth and twelfth centuries, after Christianity had replaced Paganism as the dominant religion in Ireland.

Morrigan’s connection to battle and why Morrigan was important to the Celts and their culture becomes evident in these texts, although that is not all she represents. Morrigan’s name in history has varying spellings and translations, but in Irish her name was originally Mor-Rioghain, meaning great queen or phantom queen. The word Rigan, translates to queen and although Mor has several translations, grea” is the most accredited and accurate meaning to Morrigan. This meaning connects her to sovereignty as she was very much revered.

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Macha Correspondences

Hello dears!

I’ve decided to do a giveaway to thank you all for following me and to be able to share with people some of my witchy supplies. So here’s what in it:

Glass jar filled with Lavender

Glass jar filled with Mugwort

Glass jar filled with Spearmint

Brown necklace with a leaf

Pink necklace with a holographic pentagram

Witch hat + broom earrings

“Witch” mug

“Live dream” magnet

A meditation mask

“Good Witch” keyring

4 badges - “Mirror Mirror” “Positive vibes” “Three of swords” “Pentagram”

Tiny crystal ball

14 small candles (the colours are in the photos)

Dream Manifestation pot

Dream Journal

Incense cones

Incense sticks - “Frankincense and Myrrh” “Black Coconut” “Mystery Mix”

9 organza bags (the colours are in the photos)

Bull’s eye (a seed used for protection)

Face Palette from Kiko in Elegant Charm

Artic Holiday Matte Lipstick from Kiko in Mystic Blackberry

All the herbs are edible (I use them for teas) and the makeup was never used.

Most of the items are of the amazing subscription from @witchcasket

This giveaway is not in any way affiliated with Tumblr or Witchcasket.

Now for the rules!

You must be following me

Each reblog counts as an entry but to prevent anyone spamming I’m setting a limit of 20 entries for each person.

Don’t tag it as a giveaway

You must be willing to give me your address/name

This giveaway will end on the 19th of April and I’ll send an ask/message to the winner. If they don’t answer in 24 hours another one will be chosen.

here’s the link for the digital copy, if you have the kindle app it should be able to download there 

however there is also an etsy link with a word.doc if that’s easier!

 Having had my blog since the emergence of witchblr, the majority of my asks are from beginning witches looking for where to start. I struggle to respond to such asks, so I wanted to make a fat masterpost of everything I as a beginner wanted to know, as well as some personal advice and FAQ. I think this masterpost is useful for old witches as well, since we all need to brush up and be reminded of things here and then. 

 This post will be split up into 2 parts–permalinked resources and my personal, written out answers to questions. Much love! 

   - @nature-is-punk

Quartz– Your first stone and your best friend. Whisper your secrets and it will start to whisper back. Take it traveling.

Amethyst– A dream healer. Cleanse regularly, it works hard.

Tiger’s Eye– Your talisman, your lantern flame. Its spirit is the safety you feel near the hearth.

Fluorite– Your third eye is dying to show you everything, and this is your key.

Rose Quartz– Gentle sunshine through white curtains. If you do not follow a goddess of love then this is the closest thing.

Citrine– Luck-fire. Tend to the flames lest you get too cocky.

Obsidian– A reliable friend. Give it your shame, your grief, your rage, and it will grow roses.

Selenite– It carries the spell of the first snow. Cast it where you need and let it sing.

Moonstone– You will see the night’s blessings and curses. It will encourage you to wander.

Stones : Rose quartz, ruby, green aventurine, citrine.

Colours : Reds, white, pinks, dark blue, dark purple.

Plants : Roses, willow trees, succulents, catnip, daffodil, peppers.

Foods : Fruit salad, watermelon, chocolate, candies, pastries, pastas.

Gods / Goddesses : Venus, Aphrodite, Cupid, Annallja Tu Bari, Anteros, Apis, Cliodhna, Flora.

A small list of things that are suitable for a love spell.

Herbs for love-

Apple leaves and seeds

Coriander

Cyclamen

Cinnamon

Daisy

Ginger

Geranium (pink)

Iris

Jasmine

Lavender

Marigold

Marjoram

Myrtle

Periwinkle

Passionflower

Rose

Vanilla

Incense for love-

Amber

Cherry

Jasmine

Rose

Sandalwood

Ylang-ylang

Crystals for love-

Jade

Jasper

Opal

Ruby

Rose quartz

Pearl

(Remember that Rose quartz fades in the sun and same goes for Opal when in contact with salt)

Day of the week-

Friday or Tuesday

Time of day-

Sunrise or Sunset

Moon phase-

Crescent or Full

Colours-

Red and Pink

Other things-

Himalayan salt

Seashells

Mirror

Lipstick

A bed

Silk

Heart emoji

Apple pie

As someone who married her internet best friend, I know the pain and specialness of this process. For those going through it, this is an emoji spell to bring you togetherness in any way it can.

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