My Witchy re-Blog

If you see anything talking about womb envy, or talking as if people who have wombs are magically or spiritually superior, that's not good.

There’s a marked tradition of cleaning and airing out the house in the springtime when the weather warms. As you’re dusting and tidying and getting rid of winter stagnation, take some time to do the same with your craft.

Clean and organize your workspace. If you have an altar space or a shelf where you keep bottles and jars and the like, remove everything from the surface and give it a good dusting. Take the opportunity to rearrange things or swap out pieces if it suits you. If you have ritual tools that don’t often get cleaned, check them for signs or rust or wear and give them a bit of love. Repair things that need fixing, if you can. If you have an iron cauldron that you use for fire magic, get a wire brush or some steel wool and gently remove any burnt residue left inside.

Sort through your supplies. If you have lots of candles and crystals and small items laying about, consider getting some small totes or craft organizers to keep things tidy. Divided storage boxes for beads or scrapbooking supplies are great for small items, and shoebox-sized caddies are perfect for taper, chime, and votive candles. Organizing things will make your space easier to navigate and also gives you a proper idea of what you have on hand. Which might help you resist impulse purchases the next time you’re out shopping for witchcraft supplies. While you’re tidying, be sure to discard any rubbish, candle stubs, wax blobs, herb scraps, bits of string, incense bases, and so forth that might be cluttering up the place. 

Discard things that are too old or worn to be useful. Dried plants and seasonings can usually be kept for 1-3 years if they remain in sealed containers. If they have no scent anymore or smell musty or mildewy, discard them and sanitize the container. If you’re using supermarket spices, you can use the expiration date on the container as a guide. Powdered material will likely last longer than whole herbs or cut-and-sifted material. One helpful tip is to put a purchase date on packets or bags of herbs when you buy them, or to put a little date sticker on your jars of herbs when you refill them. (Anyone who’s worked in food service will probably be familiar with the concept of container dating or day-dotting.)

If you make oils or tinctures or suchlike in your practice, check on these as well. Make sure nothing has gone off or lost its’ potency. Day-dotting your potion containers will help with this as well. A simple sticker with the name of the brew and the date it was bottled will help you keep track of your supplies and know when something needs to be tossed and replaced. (You can also print labels with the ingredients and purpose of the brew if you’re feeling super organized.)

Reorganize your books and resources. Review what's there and see if there are any materials that need to be weeded out, donated, or discarded. Remember that as you grow and progress, some things will become obsolete or may show themselves to be unhelpful or inaccurate. It's okay to remove things from your resource library that no longer serve you if you want to make some space on the shelves.

You can also cleanse your workspace and/or components while you’re tidying if you wish. It doesn’t have to be a full clean-slate-everything-must-go cleansing, but it can be helpful to just clear out stagnation or bring in some freshness and vitality.

Happy Witching! 🧼

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Ohio is trying to codify same-sex marriage into our constitution and it just got approved to start the signature collection phase, but I don't know what the next step is.

So until someone tells me what that is, I made t-shirts.

Proceeds go to a Westerville Queer Collective- a queer nonprofit in central Ohio.

Also available as stickers, hats, phone cases, and tote bags:

And in black and white for you punks:

Definition matters: "setting the minimum age of marriage to 18, no exceptions." The remaining states have allowance in cases of parental permission, judicial approval, or pregnancy.

Ohio, specifically, has the '17-year-old exception.'

This is a very potent spell designed to honor & strengthen your intuition. Be warned that its effects may feel intense for a short period after casting because of the heightened psychic abilities, but you will soon adjust. Intended to be cast under the Full Moon, just after Moonset.

Actually I must admit I am not the most educated on this topic, however I still do know quite a bit so if anyone has any information that I'm missing out on then feel free to comment and correct me or reblog with corrections and additional information

I also want to say that additionally the spirit guides I talk about here exclude deities like Gods, Goddess, demons, angels, demi-gods and demi-goddesses, or dragons, mer-folk (including sirens and mermaids as well as other sea spirits like selkies), the fae and other known spirits.

Spirit guides are beings that support, protect, and guide us through life’s journey. They can show up in subtle nudges, sudden clarity, dreams, signs, or strong gut feelings—and they each have their own vibe and purpose.

Not all guides stick around forever. Some are here for a lifetime, some for a specific chapter, and some show up, drop a lesson like a cosmic mic, and bounce once their job is done.

🌙Types of Spirit Guides (and what they’re great at)🌙

🕊️Lifelong Guides🕊️

Your main ride-or-die(s). They’ve been with you since birth (or early life), and they usually:

Offer big-picture guidance

Help shape your path

Ground you through spiritual changes They might feel super familiar, like you’ve known them forever—and you probably have, soul-wise.

Me and the KGB In 1984, the Summer Olympics were being held in Los Angeles. The Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc countries all boycotted the Olympics, and held their own event -- The Friendship Games -- in the Soviet Union.

At 14, I was too young for the Olympic team, so my horse Michael and I headed off for Sopot in Poland, where the equestrian events for the Friendship Games were being held. On the interminable plane ride, all the athletes were given a briefing by the CIA. We were told that everywhere we went, there would be KGB officers, that we could not talk to athletes from the Eastern Bloc or they could be hauled away and interrogated or imprisoned. We were told that there would be listening devices, undercover agents, all that cold war spy stuff. We were ordered to act with all decorum, to take the security situation with the utmost seriousness, to not provoke the KGB in any way. Those of you who have read my previous story can see that this is all going to end poorly. As a bratty, rage filled teenager, there was no decorum in me. I was determined that if the KGB was going to spy on me, I'd give them plenty to keep them busy. (I would like to pause here and state that I am deeply sorry to the people of Russia and Poland for my lack of respect and maturity. To all the KGB officers who were involved: go fuck yourselves with angry hedgehogs, sideways.)

But last time I reblogged one ten/fifteen minutes later I got a call offering me a job

But I reblogged it because I was waiting on hearing back from the job. So there you go.

"...Respectfully."

You’re trying to contact a deity and you immediately have a random thought? just go with it. It doesn’t make sense? Whatever, write it down. Maybe it will make sense later.

Wondering if you should and get the feeling that you should? do it.

Suddenly think you shouldn’t? don’t.

Doing tarot and the card comes out sideways? It’s sideways. Interpret.

When I go for a walk and take a seat on a bench and think, gods I wish I had some shade, and the clouds conveniently come together to block out the sun, I just go with it.

Thank you :)

Maybe it was, maybe it wasn’t. Truth will reveal itself with time.

People ask me all the time, how do you know Lucifer is speaking to you? I trust him, even when it doesn’t immediately make sense, even when it seems random.

Your first thought, yes, write it down. Your random inclination, follow it.

This doesn’t mean that everything is a sign, it means stop prohibiting yourself from receiving signs by constantly hyper analyzing everything. Let your brain and body perceive without fighting against them.

You heard a whisper in the wind? Listen.

You think you saw something in the smoke? Draw it.

Confusing nonsense that probably means nothing? Document it anyways.

I AM NOT BROKEN!

I AM FORGED!

This is a bindrune.

Forged from five elder runes.

Drawn in flame. Sealed in shadow.

It carries the mark of the ember that refuses to die—

a spirit burned but unbroken,

a soul who walks between worlds.

It is not a sigil of obedience.

It is not a spell of healing.

It is a statement of survival—and a quiet defiance

against those who tried to name me broken.

You don't need to understand it.

If it's meant for you,

Sigil magic is a form of symbolic witchcraft where you create a unique symbol to represent a desire, then charge it with energy and release it. It’s discreet, powerful, and can be used by beginners or advanced witches alike.

1. What’s a Sigil?

A sigil is a visual symbol created to hold magical intent. It’s like a spiritual shorthand—a symbol that represents your goal on a subconscious level.

2. How to Create a Sigil:

• Step 1: Write your intention clearly.

Example: “I attract calm and clarity.”

• Step 2: Remove all repeating letters.

Result: IATRCLMNDY

• Step 3: Rearrange and stylize the letters into a unique symbol.

Blend the letters into a design that feels magical and personal.

• Step 4: Charge your sigil.

Focus energy into it using:

– Meditation

– Candle flame

– Breath

– Dance or movement

• Step 5: Release it.

Burn it, bury it, draw it somewhere hidden. Let go of the desire and trust the magic to work.

Where to Use Sigils:

• On mirrors, water bottles, or phone backgrounds

• Sewn into clothes or written on skin

• In spell jars, candles, or ritual tools

Uhhhhhhhh that seems bad