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This is one I really like. I used to keep a small bowl at the ready (refreshed weekly), though I now just make smaller bowls whenever the need strikes.

This is one I crafted for those days when my insecurities are a little too heavy. I am definitely my biggest critic and my own worst enemy some days. So, for when those negative thoughts are loud.

Materials

Small bowl

Salt

Crushed rosemary

Pinch of black pepper

Combine salt, rosemary, and pepper in a bowl.

Dip your fingers in the mixture, then flick it away from you and say, "Not mine to carry."

You may want to rest your fingers in the salt first, taking a moment to let those negative thoughts and feelings be absorbed. As you flick the salt away, visualize your insecurities being flung away.

rose water on my skin, baths with vanilla essence, coconut oil in my hair — being pampered and spoiled is my divine destiny.

loving myself so much that my skin glows, i walk tall with the posture of a swan. strangers and acquaintances alike tell me how beautiful i look. i feel like the most beautiful flower in the garden, inside and out.

praying for positivity, wisdom, and more love in my life.

the angels bless, watch over, and protect me today, tomorrow, and always.

flirting with myself in my skincare routine until i blush.

finally, i can free myself from everything i don't need. i can finally shine again and be myself.

Some tag users were saying they wish people would ask them about their practice, and we could use a little spring joy. So here's a little ask game for all of the tag members and all of the other witches out there. Send emojis to ask questions, or send a question of your own. Remember to keep the game going by sending asks to the person you reblogged from.

🌿 What is your "witchcraft origin story"? 🍃 What were your first magical influences vs your influences now? 🧭 If your personal practice had its own unique craft/tradition name, what would it be? 🪶 What specific tradition(s) (if any) do you follow? If you're more eclectic, explain how you put it all together, 🕯️ What does a day-in-the-life look like in your practice? 🧰 What type of workings do you do most frequently? 🌙 What tools do you use the most? 🕊️ What animals and land features do you most often use in your practice and how? 🧠 Do you prefer to do divination with tools or with the inner sense? What are your preferred methods? 🔄 What’s something you believe about magic that’s changed over time? ✨Are you a mundane before magic, mundane beside magic, or magic first type of practitioner? 🌧️ What has been your greatest challenge within your practice? 📚 What magical books are you currently reading / did you last read? 🌱 What is something you are learning, exploring or improving in your magical craft? 💖 What about your practice brings you the most joy?

Bonus:

Send 🔮 for a simple divination reading