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đĽđ Got-Your-Tongue Spellâď¸đĽ
Ingredients:
A piece of paper cut into the shape of a tongue, with the targetâs name written on the underside, and your name written on top in quotations (like this: âYourNameHereâ)
Lemon Juice
Hot sauce
Instructions:
Take the tongue and put a drop of lemon juice and a small squirt of hot sauce over your name. As you do this, say out loud, âMy name is a sour flame on your tongue; every time you speak my name, it burns you.â
Roll up the tongue with the hot sauce on the inside, and then light it on fire. As it burns, repeat the incantation 3 times.
Dump the ashes somewhere away from your home, preferably in a nasty dumpster.
âđA Pretty Big Curseđâ
Made for an Asshole. A big Asshole. It worked the next day. I wanted this person to feel what they made me feel
Ingredients
âBayberry (depression)
âCayenne Pepper (anxiety)
âChili Powder (discord)
âDragons Blood (destruction)
âLemongrass (bitterness)
âTobacco (potency)
âPepper (potency)
âA black candle
âA piece of paper with their name (make sure itâs a piece of paper thats big enough to fold in on itself, kind of like an envelope)
So what you do is you take the paper and put it on something that you donât mind getting wax on. Light the candle near it. Let it burn while you work. Take each ingredient, put your intent into each one, and start covering their name with them. Make sure you let yourself feel what each ingredient means to you as you add them. Get angry. This is what itâs for.
Now you fold the edges of the paper over your ingredients like an envelope. Pour the black wax over it so itâs sealed. You can add sigils or symbols if you want, I personally didnât.
Now you dispose of it. Throw it away. Flush it down a toilet. Burn it. Do what ever you feel you need to.
Always remember to cleanse yourself before and after curses. Before, to make sure you donât have any influences other than what you want. And after, so you donât have (super bad) negative energy that can make your life hard. I had to cleanse myself deeply twice.
Happy cursing!
Not everyone believes in the threefold law...
For example I donât. So, please, friends, buddies, amigosâŚ
Stop. Sending. Me. Messages. About. It.
I went through a LOT of fucked up shit and let me tell you: my abusers never got punished. My father, a good man that also was abused as a child, got cancer and died a slow painful death. Funny how the threefold laws only seem to apply to witches that try to fight back, uh?
When Iâm punched, I will punch back, and I will curse when I have to. Sometimes my magic is glitter and bay leaves, but sometimes itâs gutter water and nails. Itâs still my magic. Itâs the same thing.
I respect people who donât curse. Itâs your right and I will NEVER question it. Weâre different and we all have rules we abide by. I trust your intellect and I trust you to make the choice thatâs best for you. It might not be the one I would have made but Iâm not in your shoes so I have no right to criticize you.
I just demand the same respect.
Iâm a grown ass adult, not a child one must scold and school. So to those wiccans that are sending me PMs and/or commenting on my post about cursing:
You can stuff your morality lessons right where the sun doesnât shine along with your condescending attitude.
Lemon Test
Have I been cursed? Only one way to find out! The lemon test, much like the lemon curse, uses a lemon to find out whether or not you have been cursed: Buy one lemon. Anoint a black slow burning candle with an oil with a scent that reminds you of the person who you believe is cursed. Cut the lemon in half and write the name of the person on a small piece of paper and place it on one half of the lemon. Lemons that are cut and left out of the refrigerator only last one day before they start to go bad. leave the lemon halves on the table next to the anointed candle that is burning. Be very concise and ask if the person has been cursed and then leave the candle to burn with the lemon next to it. When the candle burns out, if the lemon with the small piece of paper on it is significantly more âdecayedâ than the other half of the lemon. Then there is a curse. If they look the same, youâre fine. When you are done with the lemon, rub it in salt and dispose of it. This wonât get rid of the curse if there is one. Just helps with determining.

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Tips for Hexing & Cursing
Anything Hot, Spicy, or Sour can inflict physical pain, heat, agitation, or âsournessâ to the individual.
Anything you normally use for divination, dreams, or astral can be used for Illusions, Delusions, & Nightmares
Anything you use for spirit work can be used to send unhappiness, restlessness, or spirits to someone
Anything poisonous/toxic can be used to create either illness or even death.
Any number or color association you may have can be used in opposition against them.
Anything with positive aspects can be used to siphon those aspects from your target.
Personal Recommendations:
Stones
Amethyst - Nightmares, illusion, paranoia
Jet - cloud their vision, blind them
Serpentine - Sickness, illness, make their ground unsteady
Smoky Quartz - Delay them, cloud their vision, make them be late
Lead - weigh them down, make them be late
Malachite - Anxiety, fear, cowardice, nausea
Green Obsidian - Siphon/steal energy
Obsidian - Cloud judgement, block energy
Jade - give yourself control over aspects of their lives
Amber - get them stuck, cause obstacles
Bloodstone - Nausea, chaos, frailty
Carnelian - Rage, anger
Hematite - Attract negativity into their lives
Peridot - Confusion
Petrified Wood - Ruin, abandonment
Garnet - Steal their loved ones, others wide with you
Plants
Nightshade - Anxiety, nightmares, sickness
Rosemary - Taint their dreams, nightmares, cloud their vision
Mistletoe - Attracting serious harm
Gardenia - Steal their love life, break someone up
Ivy - Binding, standstill
Roses - Tempt them into cheating, cause cheating in their life, make them attracted to you (especially good when you want to hurt them)
Mint - Visions, nightmares, paranoia
Lavender - Depression, lack of sleep, restlessness
Lotus - Depression, sadness
Catnip - Distraction, loss
Dahlia - Bad luck, loss
Violet - Nervousness, Anxiety, Paranoia
Valerian - Nightmares, Anxiety
Foxglove - Nausea, nightmares, obsessive vanity
Ginger - Bitterness
Incense/Scents
Sandalwood - Block, prevention, aids in astral cursing
Dragonâs Blood - Cause unwanted attention, spotlight, destruction
Frankincense - Can be used to control, subconscious actions to your bidding
Myrrh - Reflect back hexes/curses
Lavender - Anxiety, fear, depression, delusion, lack of sleep
Patchouli - Cause unwanted attention, push away loved ones
Nag Champa - Cause tunnel vision, over-focus, fussy, over-criticalÂ
Musk - Temptation, authoritative interference
Sage - âCut that shit outâ
Colors
Red - Unwanted attention, aggression, anger, divide, agitation, burning, itching, emotional/personal obsession, impulsive, temptation
Pink - Anxiety, nervousness, unease, fussiness, over critical, discrimination, bias, error
Blue - Sadness, anxiety, depression, loss, mourning, grief, loss of money and valuables, distance, emptiness
Light Blue - Anxiety, detached, cold, loss of control, slipping, time manipulation (cause lateness or earliness), vague, cloud judgement, obscure visions, dream manipulation
Dark Blue - Nightmares, dream manipulation, fear, terror, darkness, manipulation
Purple - Nightmares, anxiety, dreams and visions altered/tainted, material obsession, confusion, constant change, manipulate variables, influence
Lavender - Lack of ambition, distraction, confusion, lack of motivation, easily distracted, restless, dissociation, indecisive
Green - Stubborn, forceful, rash, obstacles, getting nothing from work, blocking, inability to reach milestones, halt, stop
Orange - Expenses, not enough money, blocking flow, material obsession, yearning and getting nothing, distractions
Yellow - Siphon money/fortune/good from them, leech from them, lack of energy, lack of control, constant annoyanes
Gold - Financial ruin, siphon money, narrow-minded, tunnel-vision
Silver - Financial ruin, lying (to them), reveal truths, loss, mourning, departure
Black - Death, loss, mourning, depression, obscure their vision, bring out the worst, drama
White - Lack of ambition, blank their mind, disappear, make them (or yourself to them) invisible, push away their family
Numbers
Ego, selfishness, loneliness
Discontent, not enough, divide
Imbalance, obstacles, hurdles
Hard authority figures, brutality, dominated
Lack of reason, lack of logic, lack of common sense
Unwanted attention, steal love, take away passion
Lack of ability, taken advantage of, gullible
Blocking knowledge, not thinking, clouded judgement
Shadow, unwanted memories
Forced change, starting over, ruination
Lack of energy, siphon strength and courage
Over-sacrifice, sensitivity
Ending, regrettable actions
Restraint, discomfort
Dissatisfaction, lackluster, anti-climatic
Destruction, violence, catastrophe
Hopelessness, lack of courage, blocking
Anxiety, delusion, nightmares, trouble with discernment
Lack of expression, trouble expressing, you have influence over them
Absolution, resolve, forced ending, loss, limitations
Note: Adding salt to certain herbs or small spells (such as bay and/or basil mixed with lemon for money) can siphon that thing to you from them for a simple small hex.Â
Whatever you do with information is on you. Do with it what you wish.
đĄď¸Â Jinxes, Hexes, & Curses đĄď¸
đĄď¸  JINXES -  quick-lasting, harmless but mean-spirited.
nox - a spell to end a source of light or positivity
your heart in my hand - Â to send someone nightmares and to feel a general sense of being lost in life
burn your wishes - a simple curse to destroy someoneâs wishes
spell of shattered sight - Â a spell that makes a person only see the most ugly aspects of themselves and others around them
đĄď¸ HEXES - mal-intended spells with temporary effects.Â
burst your bubble - Â a simple curse to destroy someoneâs ego/hope
hex for a player - Â 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 - Â to affect someone you resent for leaving
pumpkin head - seasonal hex to âburnâ those who wrong you
bad moon rising - a revenge curse, general misfortune for a month
đĄď¸ CURSES - intense, powerful and long lasting. Â
to sink a sailor - Â to symbolically drown someoneÂ
marooned sailor curse - Â a curse to strand them alone in life.Â
avada kedavra - a curse not to kill, but to make the target feel deathâs presence in their life.Â
imperius curse - Â 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 - Â 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 âkarmaâ, âthe three fold lawâ or whatever.  mind your own craft.Â
Letâs de-Christianify this, shall we? Hereâs a modified version.
May those who love me, love me;
And those who donât love meâ
May the Goddess turn their heart.
And if she doesnât turn their heart,
May she turn their ankle,
So I may know them by their limping.
Obviously you can replace âGoddessâ with a deity or force of your choosing, or you can just replace it with âthey.â Either way, we love a good rhyming jinx.
Witchy Song Suggestions
Hello Family! I am with you today to speak about some of the songs which I listen to when I am trying to manifest. I may suggest some *Some of these songs may fall into more than one category.* Feel free to add songs!
Love/Romance Magick:
Wonderful by Lianne La Havas
Serial Killer by Lana Del Rey
Lovefool by The Cardigans
Little Numbers by BOY
Love by Lana Del Rey
Romanitcise by Chelea
A Dream by Rachmaninoff - Sung by Dawn Upshaw
Morgen by Strauss - Sung by Barbara Bonney
Hey Now by London Grammar
Like I Can (Cover) by Jordan Smith
Golden Slumbers (cover) by Jennifer Hudson
Bittersweet by Ellie Goulding
Warm on a Cold Night by Honne
River Flows in You by Yiruma
Lâheure Exquise by Hahn - Sung by Susan Graham
The Way I Am by Ingrid Michaelson
Giant Steps by John Coltrane
Red Arrow by Gem Club
Blue Skies by Ella FitzgeraldÂ
Long Time Ago by Trad/Copland - Sung by Nathan Gunn
Chi Il Bel Sogno from La Rondine by Puccini - Sung by Renee Fleming
Claire de Lune by Debussy - Performed by Xavier de Maistre
Che Gelida Manina from La Boheme by Puccini - performed by Vittorio Grigolo or Luciano PavarottiÂ
Sex Magick:
Is It a Crime by Sade
I Put a Spell on You by Nina Simone
Teeth by Lady Gaga
All Night by Beyonce
Hey Now by London Grammar
Tear You Apart by She Wants Revenge
Hummingbird Heartbeat by Katy Perry
Pillowtalk by Zayn
Do What U Want by Lady Gaga
Off to the Races by Lana Del Rey
Money Magick:
Dog Days Are Over by Florence + The Machine
Feeling Good by Nina Simone
Coca Cola by Beth Hart
Digital Witness by St. Vincent
6 Inch by Beyonce
Money Honey by Lady Gaga
Beautiful, Dirty, Rich by Lady Gaga
National Anthem by Lana Del Rey
Million Dollar Man by Lana Del Rey
Luck Magick:
Tokyo by Lianne La Havas
Dog Days Are Over by Florence + The Machine
Feeling Good by Nina Simone
Primadonna by Marina and the Diamonds
Q.U.E.E.N. by Janelle Monae
Evergreen by Yebba
Right Place, Wrong Time by Dr. John
No Roots by Alice Merton
When the World Was at War We Kept Dancing by Lana Del Rey
Nagual by TrifoliaÂ
Make Me Feel by Janelle Monae
Beauty:
La fille aux cheveux de lin by Debussy - perormed by Xavier de Maistre
Venus by Lady Gaga
Lâheure Exquise by Hahn - sung by Susan Graham
Unstoppable by Lianne La Havas
Radio by Lana Del Rey
Bel Air by Lana Del Rey
Breaking my Heart by Lana Del Rey
Binding:
Paradise Circus by Massive AttackÂ
Work Song by Hozier
Summer Bummer by Lana Del Rey
In My Feelings by Lana Del Rey
Brother Sparrow by Agnes Obel
Wallflower by Agnes Obel
Avenue by Agnes Obel
Gold Dust Woman by Fleetwood Mac (good cover by Karen Elson)
Up in Flames by Ruelle
Body Electric by Lana Del Rey
Circle the Drain by Katy Perry
No Roots by Alice Merton
Hit Me Like a Man by The Pretty RecklessÂ
Backfire by Lana Del Rey
Goodnight Moon by Shivaree
Baneful Magick (Curses and such):
Paradise Circus by Massive Attack
Wallflower by Agnes Obel
Strange Fruit sung by Nina Simone
Sinnerman by Nina Simone
Seven Devils by Florence + The Machine
Power and Control by Marina and the Diamonds
Teen Idol by Marina and the Diamonds
Kill of the Night by Gin Wigmore
The Rakeâs Song by The Decemberists
Humans by SevdalizaÂ
No Rest for the Wicked by Lykke Li
Killing Moon by Roman Remains
Bones by Ms Mr
Limbs by Widdowspeak
Yubaba (Spirited Away Score) by Joe Hisaishi
The Raven by Alan Parsons Project
Neverland by Sisters of Mercy
Countdown by John ColtraneÂ
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida by Iron Butterfuly
Bloodletting by Concrete Blonde
You Know that Iâm No Good by Amy Winehouse
Power Gathering:Â
Death Defying Acts by Angus & Julia Stone
Django Jane by Janelle Monae
The Curse by Agnes Obel
Superpower by Beyonce
Spectrum (Song and Album) by Florence + The Machine
Sinnerman by Nina Simone
Edge of Seventeen by Stevie Nicks
Four by Miles Davis
Twice by Little Dragon (Lianne La Havas also does a beautiful cover)
Sarajevo by Max Richter
Retrograde by James Blake
Personal Jesus by Depeche Mode
With You In My Head by UNKLE
Out Alive by Ke$ha
Ninth Gate: Vocalise performed by Diana Damrau
Sunrise by Yeasayer
Castle by Halsey
Breath of Life by Florence + the Machine
Healing:
Dreams by Fleetwood Mac
Who You Are sung by Jordan Smith
Stevieâs Dream by Janelle Monae
Hunger by Florence + the Machine
Life Goes On by Fergie
Wonderland by Haley ReinhartÂ
Twice by Little Dragon (Lianne La Havas also does a beautiful cover)
Alive by Sia
Unbreakable Smile by Tori Kelly
Arabesque No. 1 in E Major by Debussy - Performed by Xavier de Maistre
Im Here from the Color PurpleÂ
Meditation:Â
Death Defying Acts by Angus & Julia Stone
Icarus by White HinterlandÂ
Love Drought by Beyonce
Twice by Little Dragon (Lianne La Havas also does a beautiful cover)
Sarajevo by Max Richter
Cranes in the Sky by SolangeÂ
So Much More Than This by Grace Vanderwaal
Arabesque No. 1 in E Major by Debussy
La fille aux cheveux de lin by Debussy
Protection:
Safe & Sound by Capital Cities
Florets by Grace VanderWaal
Sarajevo by Max Richter
Alive by Sia
Ständchen D.957 by Schubert - Performed by Evgeny Kissin
Câest Lâextase Langoureuse by Debussy - Sung By Elly Ameling
The Fire by Kina Grannis
The Bird by Duke - Sung by James Taylor
Arabesque No. 1 in E Majoy by Debussy - Performed by Xavier de Maistre
Confidence:
Fashion! (Artpop) by Lady Gaga
***Flawless by Beyonce
Bodak Yellow by Cardi B
Raining Men by The Water Girls
Sugar Pill by Kovacs
Q.U.E.E.N. by Janelle Monae
Oh No! by Marina and the Diamonds
Sisters Are Doinâ It For Themselves by Aretha Franklin
Land of Lola from Kinky Boots
Sex Is In the Heel from Kinky Boots
Screwed by Janelle Monae
I like that by Janelle Monae
Bad by Michael Jackson
Check it Out by Will.i.am & Nicki Minaj
Happiness/Just Good Vibes:
Blood (Album) by Lianne La Havas
Blue Skies by Ella Fitzgerald (or anything she sings)
Origami by Capital Cities
Pocket Full of Sunshine by Natasha Beddingfield
Rumors (Album) by Fleetwood Mac
Young Volcanoes by Fall Out Boy
Donât You Worry âBout a Thing (cover) by Tori Kelly
Seven Wonders by Fleetwood Mac
Happy by PharrellÂ
Feel it Still by Portugal. The Man
Letâs Get Together by Beth Hart
Arabesque No. 1 in E Majoy by Debussy - Performed by Xavier de Maistre
Tightrope by Janelle Monae
I hope yâall find this useful! Feel Free to add songs! Also, email me at [email protected] for any questions, follow my YouTube @ Mojo Magick for some Magickal content, and Be Blessed!Â
Love,Â
Mojo Magick
Celebrating Lughnasadh in the kitchen and at home
August 1st is the first hovers holiday. We celebrate the harvest of corn and wheat. Lughnasadh is known to be The Bread holidayâ˘-
I gathered some videos and recipes about bread and other delicious food that you can bake on this day! I also found activities that can be done inside and at home for those (like myself) who are still isolating!
Youtube videos
đ Strawberry and Wineđˇ Tarts, the perfect dessert for Lughnasadh / Lammas - Kitchen witchery https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CU4qu2KlWAs
Baking a Brioche for a sabbath on a stormy day // Slow living approach. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uKI1VwDoB8
Lughnasadh Bread Magick đž Lammas Bread Recipe đ Kitchen Witchcraft https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kk0OiPRo3Ok
Braided Bread Recipe || Lughnasadh Recipe || Kitchen Witchery https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7VH8O9nrs8
Lammas recipe | Lughnasadh Honey Lavander Bread & Wild Berry Jam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ubT3i-LQWU
Tumblr recipes
Making Jam https://witchy-kitchen-craft.tumblr.com/post/623437754808827904/strawberry-and-rosemary-jam-for-joy-luck-and
Baking a Brioche https://witchy-kitchen-craft.tumblr.com/post/619474744633360384/baking-a-brioche-on-a-stormy-afternoon-a-slow
Making Fruit Pies https://witchy-kitchen-craft.tumblr.com/post/624711718492340224/strawberry-and-wine-tarts
Lammas/Lughnasadh tea
Lughnasadh Bread Recipe đâ¨
đ Soda Bread for Lughnasadh/Lammas đ https://andreja-luna.tumblr.com/post/176533425247/happy-lughnasadh-everyone-i-hope-everyone-had-a
honey lavender bread https://grimoireprxject.tumblr.com/post/187210413073/honey-lavender-bread
Perfect Bread: https://bloomingnova.tumblr.com/post/183592875156/i-absolutely-love-this-recipe-the-bread-is-soft
Activities that you can do at home
đżLammas Activitiesđż
Subtle Witch Tips - Lammas / Lughnasadh
Food Correspondance
If you donât want to follow a recipe but still want to celebrate.
Bread
Corn
Potatoes
Nuts,
Wild Berries
Strawberries
Apple,
Rice,
Squash,
Oats,
Grains,
Elderberry wine,
Ales,
Fruit pies
Also now is the time to work on your abundance spells since we are celebrating the harvest and all the abundant food!
Itâs also the time to start thinking tidying up the house, start making preserves and jams in prevision of the darker months to come. In the same spirit, itâs time to finish some big projects to be clear during the darker months.
Deep cleaning your house is always a good idea, get rid of things that you donât use to make space.
I hope youâll have fun on this holiday. Let me know what you are planning to do!

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The Craft (1996)
đŞHeavy-Lifting Curse Warding for the Home and SelfđŠ
Home
Spread a thick line of warding powder over your windows and door frames
Anoint a mirror with warding oil and place it in your entryway, facing the doorway if possible. If you have a back door, do it there, too.
Make a clay decoy for yourself (and people in your home, if you wish, one for each person) and place in a return-to-sender warding jar.
Have a cactus in each corner of your home, ideally planted outside but some of us live in apartments). If possible place one in north, south, east, and west positions, but if you canât then each corner is fine.
If youâre one of those people that hangs wreaths on their door, make an evil eye đ§ż wreath and hang it on your front door.
Self
Carry black tourmaline and blue kyanite with you.
Anoint a chunk of Himalayan pink salt with your warding oil and hang it from your rearview mirror.
Carry a protection/reflection sigil with you; in your pocket, in your bra, in your sock, in your wallet, whatever. Probably donât tattoo it on you though, that will bind the energy to you.
Charm your favorite perfume/cologne/body spray/deoderant (or make one yourself) and use it daily. A quick way to do this is to draw a sigil on the bottom of the container and shake it up a bit before you use it to disperse and renew the energy.
Charm a talisman to draw negative energy and intentions away from you and into itself, and carry it with you. Cleanse it regularly; weekly for normal life, at the end of a rough day, and during the full moon.
Carry a water bottle with you with lemon-infused water and drink it throughout the day. Itâs also refreshing and keeps you hydrated so itâs a win-win-win. For extra oomph infuse water with your favorite protective flavors and freeze, then add a few ice cubes to your water so the energy is fresh throughout the day.
Stay safe, friends.
đ§ż Curse-Resistent Ward Powder đ§ż
Ingrediants
Salt
Egg shell powder
Cinnamon
Paper and pen
Process
Create a sigil of your choice. Iâll be using a return-to-sender sigil but you could also use a premade generic protection sigil or something. It really depends on your preference.
Draw the sigil nice and big on your paper. Use thick lines to make sure the sigil is clear and strong. As you draw it, focus on the intent you have for it. Envision your intention flowing from your hand into the ink and on to the page.
Once youâve finished the sigil and the ink has dried, burn it someplace you can collect the ashes. I have a special pail specifically for burning things.
Thoroughly mix the salt, cinnamon, and eggshell powder with the ashes of the sigil. Feel your intent flowing into the mixture and saturating it the more you mix it.
Youâre done! Use the powder as you like, for example in warding jars, or spread lines over the windows and doors of your home.
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Witchy Mood Music
I responded to a post about chants and music to help raise energy (for hausofsageandcrystals & ace-of-pentacles) before or during practicing magic, and I thought instead of just helping that person, Iâd just make a master post to help anyone who might be looking for a list like this.
Each artist is listed here with a link to an example of their music⌠I would 10/10 recommend all of these artists to anyone with a taste for the medieval/pagan/witchy feel. I will do my best to define the genre of music they all fall under for you guys.Â
Blackmoreâs Night - English Renaissance Inspired Medieval Folk RockÂ
Loreena McKennit -Â Eclectic Celtic (good for Christo-pagans)
Faun - Medieval Folk (German)
Lyriel - Folk Metal
Nightwish - Symphonic Metal/Folk Metal
Celtic Woman - Modernized Celtic/Covers
Enya - Synthesized Celtic Folk
Elane - Gothic Folk (German)
Edenbridge - Symphonic Metal/Folk Metal
Clannad - New Age Celtic Folk
The Moon and The Nightspirit - Medieval Folk/Neofolk
Lunatica - Symphonic Metal/Folk Metal
Inkubus Sukkubus - Pagan Gothic Rock
Xandria - Symphonic Metal
MediĂŚval BĂŚbes- Medieval Folk
Kamelot - Power Metal with Medieval Themes
Capercaillie - Gaelic Funky Folk
Gregorian - Gregorian Chant versions of Modern PopÂ
Altan - Celtic Folk
Within Temptation - Symphonic RockÂ
Corvus Corax - Neo-Medieval Folk Metal
Cruachan - Pagan Metal
Haggard - Medieval Folk Metal
Celtic Spirit - New Age Celtic Folk
Era - Gregorian Chants/New Age/Ethereal
Moya Brennan - New Age Celtic Folk
Abney Park - Industrial Gothic Folk with a Steampunk Vibe
Lindsey Stirling - Violin Folk/Rock/PopÂ
Sava - Medieval Folk â
Gaelic Storm - Traditional Celtic/Pub Songs
Avantasia - Symphonic Metal
Edguy - Power Metal
Battlelore - Symphonic Metal with a Medieval/Viking Theme
Vanessa Mae - Modernized Classical
David Arkenstone - New Age Celtic with LotR Themes
Angelzoom - New Age
The Corrs - Folk Pop
T-Rex - 70s Rock with Pagan Flair
The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath a Cloud - Gothic Medieval Neofolk â
Adrian Von Ziegler - Traditional Celtic
Dead Can Dance - Darkwave/Gothic World
Omnia - Neo-Celtic Pagan Folk
S.J. Tucker - Pagan Folk
TĂR - Pagan Symphonic Metal
Wardruna - Nordic Folk
Lumsk - Viking Folk Metal
Krauka - Viking Folk â
BrunuhVille - Fantasy Instrumental
Fleetwood Mac - everyone knows Stevie Nicks is a Witch ok
Lorde - Alternative popÂ
Aurora - Indie synth pop with really neat vibes
Florence + the Machine - Alternative indie rock
Haroula Rose - Â Indie psych folk with haunting vocals
Lewis Watson - Indie acoustic singer-songwriter
Lana Del Rey - Indie pop with a haunting cult vibe
Forndom - Dark, ambient Swedish neofolk with Norse references
Anilah - Ethereal, ambient neofolk chants
Eluveitie - Celtic pagan folk metalÂ
Heidevolk - Dutch pagan viking folk metal
Korpiklaani - Finnish viking folk metal
Nechochwen - Native American inspired neofolk
Hoopy Frood - Psychedelic ambient chill electronic
Carved in Stone - German acoustic neofolk
Matt Norris & The Moon - Alternative folk with Scottish roots
Kerli - Estonian alternative pop-rock (English lyrics)
Eivør - Icelandic Faroese folk/alternative pop-rock (English lyrics)
Dark Sarah - Finnish symphonic gothic metal
Jonne - Finnish folk rock
Eurielle - Classical crossover, synth/acoustic folk with melodic vocals
The Soil Bleeds Black - Medieval neofolk
Wendy Rule -Â New age neo-pagan folk
Gaia Consort - Celtic neo-pagan folkÂ
Pragnavit - Dark ambient pagan folk
Damh the Bard - Celtic-inspired pagan Druid folk
Zolita - Electronic indie cult-pop with heavy lgbt & feminist themes
Sevdaliza - Ambient alternative art-pop/trip-hop
Grimes - Electronic experimental psychedelic dream-pop
Nyxx - Dark electronic pop-metal
Elyose -Â French symphonic gothic electro-metal
Blackbriar -Â Symphonic gothic electro-metal
Ivy Levan - âBlue-eyed soulâ/Pop (modern female witch aesthetic in vids)
Ulvesang - Neofolk from Nova Scotia
Louise LemĂłn -Â âDeath-Gospelâ, slow-paced alt rock w/ relevant themes
Darkher - Darkfolk, ethereal wave, gothic neofolk
Vodun - Psychedelic Metal with a funk vibe and voodoo themes
Heilung - Nordic neofolk/darkfolk
SkuggsjĂĄ - Norwegian darkfolk/black metal
Sangre de Muerdago - Spanish darkfolk/neofolk
Jethro Tull - 1970s progressive folk rock
Lurte - Aragonese medieval folk rock
NebelhexĂŤ - Pagan darkwave
Emerald Rose - Pagan neofolk/chants
Stille Volk - French celtic neofolk/chants
Ataraxia - Italian neoclassical darkwave
Kellianna - Neofolk with Hellenic references & Wiccan themes
Laboratorium PieĹni - Polish/Slavic acoustic neofolk
Whirling Pope Joan - French folk/Hurdy Gurdy
Braia - Brazilian progressive rock with an Irish Celtic sound
Claudiney Prieto - Brazilian Wiccan neofolk
Kajiura Yuki ( 梜澌çąč¨ ) - Japanese anime instrumentals
See-Saw - Japanese experimental pop (anime themes)
Kalafina - Japanese neoclassical pop-rock
Wagakki Band ( ĺ漽ĺ¨ăăłă ) - Japanese folk fusion rock
Angelit - Finnish electronic folk rock
Kari Rueslütten - Norwegian neofolk
AURORA - Melodic synthpop/neofolk with chanting
Cellar Darling - Melodic folk rock
Rainbow - 1970s metal/rock with Richie Blackmore of Blackmoreâs Night
Richard Einhart - Modern classical
Christopher Tin - Modern classical composer for video games
Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares - Bulgarian folk
Globus - Epic cinematic rock
E.S. Posthumus - New age orchestral instrumentals
Villa-Lobos - Modern orchestral composer
Break of Reality - Cello covers of modern songs
2Cellos - Cello covers/mashups/originals
David Garrett - Violinist who covers modern songs/soundtracks
Trobar de Morte - Spanish medieval neofolk
Mägo de Oz - Spanish power folk metal
Danheim - Nordic pagan darkfolk/neofolk
Garmarna - Swedish medieval folk rock
Schandmaul - German medieval folk rock
Subway to Sally - German medieval folk rock
In Extremo - German medieval folk metal
Santiano - German folk-rock shanties
Heather Dale - Celtic medieval neofolk
Ghost - Psychedelic occult metal (Satanic/Luciferian vibes)
Separate list for OSTs! Selections from these will also be included in the playlist if I can find them.
Black Sails OST - Bear McCreary (Pirate shanty-style instrumentals)
Journey OST - Austin Wintory (Peaceful, melodic intrumentals)
Ori and the Blind Forest OST - Gareth Coker (Surreal instrumentals)
Assassinâs Creed: Black Flag OST - Brian Tyler (Pirate shanties)
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt OST -Â Marcin PrzybyĹowicz, MikoĹaj StroiĹski, Percival (Cinematic orchestral with celtic vibes and chants mixed in)
Dragon Age: Inquisition OST - Trevor Morris (Cinematic orchestral with gregorian-style chanting)
Violet Evergarden OST - Various Artists (Cinematic instrumentals with very whimsical emotion-driven sounds)
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim OST -Â Jeremy Soule, Mark Lampert (Cinematic orchestral with gregorian-style chants in the gameâs dragon-tongue as well as tavern songs)
I hope this list is helpful for people! These are just some of my favorites, if there is anyone you think I should add to this list, message me! :)
Also adding a link to a new spotify playlist that includes all of the artists from this list that spotify has. Iâll mark the ones that arenât on it with âââ
WITCHY MOOD MUSIC SPOTIFY PLAYLIST
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Hello again friends!
I know itâs been quite some time but I do read all of your comments and messages, and I have updated this list again today with additions and amendments from several Tumblr users!
Thank you so much to the following users for their recommendations to this list:
@icarusskycruiser @dunnimagining @panspanther @artemis-devotee @cukibola @nakedpagan @chaosqueen2222 @herbs-and-nerds @darkfellartist
And similarly, a huge thanks to the following users who left comments with helpful information about certain artists:
@halethevampire for their advising that Loreena McKennit is great for Christopagans, as well as @sara8181 & @johyejung for letting me know that Eivør is actually Faroese rather than Icelandic!Â
I really appreciate everyoneâs comments and helpfulness in building this list, and I will be slowly adding all of the new additions into the Spotify playlist linked at the bottom of the original post.
Much love to all!
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Methods for Spells
TO BIND- wrap in black thread, drip wax over, or seal in a jar and hide it in the dark.
TO BANISH- burn an effect to ash and sweep off the back door step, cast it out a window, or bury in the ground and spit on it
TO ENCOURAGE- Â plant it by the front door/steps, bury by a window, or place it on a windowsill
TO HIDE- place in a jar painted black, cover with cloth and bury, or wrap with a ribbon
TO CLEANSE- bury it in a bowl of  salt, burn herbs and pass through the smoke, or lay it in a moonwater bath
TO GLAMOUR- leave under the full moon, hold its reflection over a mirror with herbs, orÂ
TO WISH- place before a candle and blow it out, drown a coin in water, or let seeds blow into the wind
TO COMMUNICATE- (with a spirit or deity) - anoint a candle, leave out offerings, or open the front doors and windows
TO WARD- leave part of the spell in four corners, draw lines around the protected area, or plant an object of projection in the north, east, south, and west edges
TO CURSE- spit on it, drag your nails down it, or stick sharp things in it
TO DISCOURAGE - plant or bury by the back door, or burn to ash
TO JINX- say it three times out loud, or say a word the same time as someone else
TO MANIPULATE - use wax, use poppets, or tie several strings to pieces of an effect
TO BENEFIT - light a candle, charge a crystal, or create a talisman
Study tips for herbalists
 If you have any questions about this post or if you are considering going to school to study herbalism and want some advice, donât hesitate to ask me! If you like this kind of information consider following my facebook for other herbal posts.
There is a lot of herbal information online which is amazing! We are living in a beautiful time when it is becoming easier to find information on herbs. Unfortunately there is a lot of misinformation as well. My hope is that more people find good quality information and that accurate sources of herbal knowledge are more popular than websites just trying to make a quick buck off of the wellness industry. I have this post here which includes herbal websites, blogs, schools, and resources for people who need it. This post is updated a couple of times a year. Save it and subscribe to the newsletter to be notified of new herbal resources.
Resources for absolute beginnersÂ
Herbmentor.com - the very first resource I recommend to beginners who have no idea where to start
Check out my recommended books
Gather your resources sustainably
Want training? Here are some herbal schools and teachers
Paul Bergner has excellent information and courses available here
Matthew Wood is one of my favorite herbalists. He has many affordable courses on his website here
The Herbal Academy has beginner, intermediate, and advanced courses here
The East West School of Planetary Herbology is a great place to take courses
The Lunar Apothecary is a great for leaning about herb magic and lunar herbology
Check out the American Herbalists Guild for mentorship opportunities (prices are usually around 50-75 USD an hour
 The Eclectic School of Herbal Medicine
Vermont Center for Integrative Herbalism
Northeast School of Botanical Medicine
Herbalachia has several local courses to offer
http://www.blueridgeschool.org/
Chestnut school
http://herbalconstituents.com/
Click here to learn more about Matthew Woodâs course on Shamanic Herbalism
Herbal blogs and websites -
There are many herbal blogs, but not all of them are by qualified herbalists! Be selective with your online resources. Here are some of my favorites:
Bear Medicine Herbals
Herbcraft.org
Herbal Remedies Advice
http://greenmanramblings.blogspot.ca/
https://onewillowapothecaries.com/
https://www.henriettes-herb.com/
Herbal therapeutics - David Winston
https://herbalgoddessmedicinals.wordpress.com/
https://www.herbrally.com/monographs
Here is a list of herbal blogs written by a herbalist I trust
American Dragon - materia medica and tutoring
White Rabbit Institute of Healing - courses, materia medica, cool posters
https://classicalchinesemedicine.org/
http://catstcmnotes.com/
This website will help you to find local plants (USA only)
 General tips for gathering info and getting started
 Check out local plant societies to see what activities they have planned. Some of them offer free plant walks that will help you to get to know your local plants. Check Facebook and Meetup for local plant medicine groups.
 Become a student member of the American Herbalists Guild if you really are an herbal student. They have tons of resources.
  Start experimenting with your (safe) local weeds first. For many of you, this means pine, dandelion, plantain, violet leaf, and ground ivy. Do not buy expensive and/or at risk plants, you really do not need them.
  Get your warnings and safety information from reputable books and herbalists not social media. I am thankful to have had the opportunity to learn from people who have years and years of clinical herbal experience but even if you do not have that same opportunity, you can still use discernment with where you get your information. I cannot stress this enough.
  Even though social media can be a bad place to get information, it can be a very good idea to follow reputable herbalists on Facebook. I have found so many great articles and resources this way because of what they share. It is also a good way to connect with other herbalists and stay up to date with what is going on in the herb industry.
  Keep a few materia medica books on hand to check for contraindications and safety instead. My go-to books for checking whether an herb is okay with me are located in the recommended books post above
  Pick 1 herb a month to really focus on. Keep in mind that you can do a lot with a few herbs, some of them have dozens of uses
  Learn about your herbs by tasting and using them, not just reading! Personal experience is more important than book knowledge (except when it comes to safety). If you are choosing to spend the month learning about calendula, make as many calendula based things as you can. Calendula teas, salves, lotions. What works and what doesnât? Ask other more experienced herbalists how they use calendula and see if they have recipes they are willing to share.
Equipment
Check out the recommended books list above for books on medicine making and help with tools
Jars
Alcohol
Oils - like grapeseed, joboba, and almond
Vegetable glycerine
Funnels
Cheese cloth for straining herbs
Potato ricer to help with straining herbs
Muslin cloth to help with straining herbs
Kitchen scale
French press (easy way to make loose leaf tea)
Labels (never forget to label your herbs and herbal creations!)
Where to buy herbs and botanical medicine making supplies
Mountain Rose Herbs
http://chinesemedicinalherbfarm.com/seeds
http://nuherbs.com (proof that you are either a student or professional is required)
http://kamwoherbs.com (proof that you are either a student or professional is required)
Starwest botanicals
Frontier Herbals
https://www.mayway.com/Â (proof that you are either a student or professional is required)
https://www.humboldtherbals.com/bulk-herbs/
https://legendaryherbs.com/ (Chinese herbs) (proof that you are a professional is required)
https://www.evherbs.com/evshop/ (Chinese herbs)
https://1stchineseherbs.com/
Ideas of what to start making with herbs (recipes coming soon)
Bruise/injury salves
Bug sprays
Calming tinctures/teas
Digestive tinctures/teas
Pain liniments
Poultices
Other links
Herbs for disaster relief
podcast list (coming soon)
This is for educational purposes only and it is not meant to replace the care or advice of a medical professional in any way. Please do not work with herbs if you do not have training or if you are not being advised by a professional herbalist. This post is fully of affiliate links but these are tools/books I really use or I wouldnât recommend them!
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