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Shadow Banded Pink Agate Pair- It would be great to watch it unfold in timelapse.

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Save The Date : 2023
Full Moon Dates.
🌕 Full Moon : Jan 6th
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Northern Hemisphere Sabbats.
🕯️ Imbolc - Candlemas : Feb 1st
🌸 Ostara - Vernal Equinox : Mar 19th
🔥 Beltane - Mid Spring : May 1st
☀️ Litha - Summer Solstice : Jun 19th
🌾 Lammas - Harvest Festival : Aug 1st
🍁 Mabon - Autumnal Equinox : Sep 20th
🎃 Samhain - All Hallows’ Eve : Oct 31st
❄️ Yule - Winter Solstice : Dec 21st
Southern Hemisphere Sabbats.
🌾 Lammas - Harvest Festival : Feb 1st
🍁 Mabon - Autumnal Equinox : Mar 19th
🎃 Samhain - Witches’ New Year : May 1st
❄️ Yule - Winter Solstice : Jun 19th
🕯️ Imbolc - Candlemas : Aug 1st
🌸 Oatara - Vernal Equinox : Sep 20th
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☀️ Litha - Summer Solstice : Dec 21st
Celestial Signs.
♑️ Capricorn: Dec, 22nd - Jan, 19th
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♌️ Leo : Jul, 23rd - Aug, 22nd
♍️ Virgo : Aug, 23rd - Sept, 22nd
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♏️ Scorpio : Oct, 23rd - Nov, 21st
♐️ Sagittarius: Nov, 22nd - Dec, 21st
Reblog to give an ancient spirit lurking in your room a nice hot bowl of soup
Artsy Witch Ideas/Tips
For all of my witches out there that are artists or just love art of any kind, here are some things to consider adding to your craft.
Use vine or compressed charcoal dust to make black salt
Use sketchbooks as unique grimoires, book of shadows, book of cosmos, dream journals, etc that allow you to use markers, paints, etc to your heart’s desire
Red liquid ink can substitute for blood
Black liquid ink is good for curses especially for blinding, confusion and chaos
Blue liquid ink can represent water or the ocean
Yellow liquid ink for divination
Green liquid ink for protection and healing spells
Enchant your calligraphy pens for sigil work to strengthen the sigils you make or spells you write with them
Use doodles of people or how you see a person for taglocks in curses and bindings
Melt crayons for wax seals on jars or other spells by placing them in intense sun or heating them in a wax melter (use caution that you don’t heat them too high)
Melt crayons and mix with coconut oil and olive oil for anointing oil corresponding with the colors you use (also can be used as lipstick if desired)*
Use scrapbooking paper in your grimoire to give it unique and artsy pages
Use your paints to make painted spells. Make a sigil and paint it onto your page or canvas, and based on the sigil’s intent once dried paint over it an image that corresponds with that intent to activate. Hang up in your room or home. Cleanse and charge regularly
Glitter my witches, great for color magic and jar spells (note glitter is not good to be tossed into the environment so please don’t)
Write down a person or ‘force’ in your life you wish to remove and use erasers to erase it away as a simple severing spell
Use your dirty paint water for curses or inspiration spells
Use stickers to seal spell jars
Unable to burn something in your apartment? Drench it in black ink or paint instead
Use mechanical pencil lead in curses by break it up. very effective for writer’s block and creativity block curses
Bead enthusiasts or jewelry makers, use your beads to make spell/enchanted jewelry based on colors, shapes, and letters used in it for correspondences
Make your own ouija boards, crystal grids, pendulum charts, etc on some matte board or foam board using paints to make unique affordable tools
Use chalk dust for warding and protection spells
Buy chalkboard paint to turn a wall or other object into a chalkboard for sigil use, spell writing, organization, etc
Use those plastic reusable paint containers for small portable spell jars
Sharpies and black markers are good for curses in general
Use your color wheels for divination via colormancy
Use modeling clay or pottery clay to make your own offering bowls, statuettes and poppets for a variety of uses
For a quick and easy black mirror simply paint the back glass of a picture frame with black acrylic paint. It may take several layers
Reuse bottles and cans by painting them up to make them witchy containers for your tools, art supplies and other storage purposes
Make drawings, write poetry, write stories, make pottery, make a painting, etc to make as offerings to deities, fae, spirits, etc. Just be sure not to sign it if it is for fae (your name can give them power of you)
Use glue or tape to seal spells, for binding and for strengthening spells
Use whiteout for banishing and invisibility spells
Use henna, temporary tats or body safe paint for fun body sigils
Save pencil shavings for inspiration and creativity spells
Enchant your art supplies to bring you creativity, focus, motivation and inspiration when you use them
Use your paints to paint rocks colors for easy color magic
Turn your name into a sigil to sign your artwork so people will recognize it as yours (or other such desires)
Use used paint sponges to absorb negativity before throwing away
Mix paint or ink with water to make color potions or spell jars
Collect markers, crayons, colored pencils, pens, highlighters, etc to use for colorful written spells, amplify sigils, and to strengthen spells
Illustrate your grimoire, book of shadows, dream journal, etc with images that you feel are important or doodles to add your own extra touch to the spells and information inside. Make it your own
Paint, draw, or design your desires or wishes and charge the art in the moonlight to help welcome those things into your life. Keep the piece of art in your room or home
Use lines from your written poetry, stories, lyrics, etc as spell incantations or lines when writing spells to make them more personal
Use old sketchbooks, idea notebooks, free write journals, etc for bibliomancy
Try/Practice automatic writing or drawing for divination and spirit communication
Make collages out of posters, drawings, photos, writings, poems, etc on your wall to act as a low key altar
Völva and Seiðr - A Very Brief Introduction
The term Völva (Old Norse Vǫlva) is often misunderstood or mistranslated. A Völva is a Seeress. A Völva acts as a prophetess or priestess by means of performing seiðr (Swedish sejd).
Seiðr is a particular type of Norse magic most often used for divination or clairvoyance. Freyja was the original seiðkona, and it was she who introduced this craft to the gods and to those who followed in her path as a Völva. A Völva performs trancework to journey to the world of spirit, and once there she can ask questions on behalf of herself or others. Sometimes the answers will be shown to her through a vision, and other times the answers will be either spoken to or through her by the spirits.
Spákona is sometimes used synonymously with seiðkona, but the distinction is that a spákona is specifically a woman who prophesizes, while a seiðkona is a broad term describing any woman who performs seiðr.

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Herbs that Correspond w/ Blessings
Health: caraway seeds, eucalyptus leaves, ginger, juniper, berries, pine needles, rose hips, sunflower petals or seeds, thyme.
Happiness: baby’s breath, cedar chips or shavings, fir needles, marigold petals, marjoram, orange peel, oregano, savory.
Love: cardamom pods or ground cardamom,carnation petals, cinnamon chips or ground cinnamon, coriander seeds, hibiscus flowers, linden flowers, mint, rose petals, willow leaves or bark.
Prosperity: acorns, allspice, almonds, banana chips, cloves, oak leave, oats, poppy seeds, rice, saffron threads, sage.
Peace: basil,catnip, lavender, lemongrass, olive branches or olive leaves, rosemary, violets.
Protection: angelica, black beans, cactus needles,garlic powder, or garlic salt, nettles, ground black pepper or black peppercorns, thistles, thorns.
Good Fortune: ash leaves, bay leaves, cumin seeds or powdered cumin, dill seeds or leaves, whole or ground nutmeg, vanilla beans.
I find these very helpful during candles magick and magick bottles, adds a little kick :)
SMALL WITCHY THINGS YOU CAN DO AROUND THE HOUSE
Put a small ward on the door and windows
Visualize the energy you are getting when eating food or ingesting caffeine
Put a glamour on your make-up and brush
Put a glamour on your closet for the clothes inside
Put a small bowl/plate with rose quartz, amethyst, and quartz crystal on your sink counter
Make every shower a “cleansing” for yourself and every bath a gentle recharging
Hang a sigil somewhere in your kitchen to ensure delicious food
Spend a few minutes talking to your plants
Meditate for at least 5 minutes a day
If you do sage cleansings, mix the leftover ashes and sea salt together in a container to keep for if you need a quick protection
Charm your necklace for protection and recharge it once a week
Charm your shoes to ensure that you will make it to where you are going
Add some of y'all’s small things y’all do around the house
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Mythology aesthetic: Południca
Południca is attacking mainly those who go alone into the fields, though she can be also seen wandering around small villages or along main dirt roads. According to some of the tales, she’s targetting only the people who deserved it – the cheating men, or the farmers who do not honor the rites dedicated to the Mother Earth during the harvest season.

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Cabin Pressure Masterpost
Series One
S1E1 Abu Dhabi S1E2 Boston S1E3 Cremona S1E4 Douz S1E5 Edinburgh S1E6 Fitton
Series Two
S2E1 Gdansk S2E2 Helsinki S2E3 Ipswich S2E4 Johannesburg S2E5 Kuala Lumpur S2E6 Limerick S2E7 Molokai
Series Three
S3E1 Newcastle S3E2 Ottery St. Mary S3E3 Paris S3E4 Qikiqtarjuaq S3E5 Rotterdam S3E6 St. Petersburg
Series Four
S4E1 Timbuktu S4E2 Uskerty S4E3 Vaduz S4E4 Wokingham S4E5 Xinzhou S4E6 Yverdon-Les-Bains
Season Five
Zurich Part One | Part Two
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✧ Greek mythology ✧ Next Oracle card game project
- Artemis, goddess of the hunt, the wilderness, wild animals, the Moon and chastity.
- Poseidon, god of the sea, storms, earthquakes and horses.
- Athena, Goddess of strategic warfare, civilization, wisdom, law and justice.
✧ Greek mythology ✧ Apollo, Hecate, Medusa, Nyx, Hestia, Hermes and Hera.
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These are incredible! I love how dynamic and powerful all of these are.
Image by Viktor Orn

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Flying Devil Oil
For the basic formula:
Blend red pepper flakes and/or cayenne pepper into an olive oil base.
When you shake the oil, you should see the red pepper fly around.
More complex versions also include some or all of the following: black pepper, dragon’s blood powder, ground cinnamon, dried patchouli or the essential oil, and dried vetiver or the essential oil.
(from The Element Encyclopedia of 5,000 Spells by Judika Illes)
Rusalka (rus. русалка, the etymology is controversial), plur. “rusalki” (русалки) — female spirits associated with the water areas in slavic demonology, perhaps, one of the most well-known and complex сharacters in slavic folklore. Theoretically, there is a huge group of slavic female mythological characters, which could be called “rusalka”, but in this description I have concentrated on the most famous “classic” version. Even though legends and theories on rusalki’s provenance and entity are numerous and controversial, most of the sources categorizes them as “unholy dead”, noting, however, their origin from much more ancient beliefs in kind water spirits. Being reborn as unholy dead (in this case, from the girls, who died before getting married, from drowned ones and suicidals), rusalki are known for their hostile attitude towards people, as much as for their playful and exuberant temper. It was believed, that walking nearby their territory all alone could be really dangerous — rusalki loved tickling to the death and drowning unfortunate strangers, collecting in this manner young girls and kidnapping lads they liked. Moreover, unlike most of the characters in slavic mythology, rusalki are known to be very sociable and live in groups, which makes it even harder to escape their treachery. Those facts, however, did not prevent people from practicing numerous divinations involving rusalka. Besides, it was believed that certain herbs would scare of rusalki, along with other evil spirits. Despite the common misapprehension (created by western culture influence), rusalki did not have a fish tail. They could be only spotted by their fairness, partial incorporeality of a spirit and, most importantly, long unbraided hair, sometimes with a strong green color (in slavic culture wearing loose hair had sacral meaning and was unacceptable in everyday life).
P.S. I could go on forever on this theme, for the descriptions of rusalka (as it was mentioned) are very controversial and tend to wary depending in a region.