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Ravenclaw:

Slytherin:

Gryffindor:

Hufflepuff:

Ravenclaw:

Gryffindor:

Hufflepuff:

Slytherin:

They tried to teach me that it meant weak

I have learnt to like pink again on you

Your lips

Your blush

Maybe I am weak, but, still -

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most of us have been there. we lose our touch with the craft and don’t feel like doing much. we feel too tired and exhausted to put effort in it and sometimes we feels like there’s no point.

here are some tips on how to get out of this sticky situation! 🌙

drink tea ✨

yes, you heard me! drinking teas with specific herbs (like chamomile for sleep, lavender for anxiety, etc.) will help you get in tune with herbal magick. you can also stir your tea clockwise to bring forward something (like good energy or calmness) or add a sigil on the bottom with some honey (doesn’t have to be perfect). 🍵✨🌸

nature walk ✨

get in tune with those energies outside! i always find a walk on the grass helps pick up my mood (especially barefoot!!). envision the energies from the earth flowing into your body 🌱🌎🍃

witchy movie ✨

sometimes, we just need a little inspo to bring us back to our craft. watching witchy movies can bring back that spark into us! some great movies i recommend are:

the craft

hocus pocus

the love witch

practical magic

charmed (a show)

carrie

the vampire diaries (a show)

tarot ✨

start off with one card if more than that feels like it would tire you. it’s ok! you can do one in the morning by asking a simple question like “what should i focus on today?” 🔮✨💜

food ✨

incorporate some magick into the food you eat! this isn’t hard at all, especially since we all eat food everyday. simply add an intent to an herb or spice and then add it into your food. for example, add cinnamon onto your oatmeal, with your intent being that you will have abundance 🥐🍦🍩

songs ✨

songs are great to get you back into magick! listen to pagan music, celtic songs, or just look up “witchcraft songs,” “wiccan songs,” or “pagan songs” on spotify🌛🤍🌜

gratitude ✨

this one’s real simple! when you wake up, thank the universe that you got to live to see another day. you can even journal it. breathe in the air and think of how grateful you are that you’re able to do that. soak in the sun’s rays and feel the heat. 🌞🌼💛

final words...

it’s ok to take breaks! nothing wrong with that. it’s human. appreciate yourself as a person. remember, you are magickal and divine no matter how many burnouts you have. burnouts happen to nearly everyone and it’s completely normal! 🍄🐥🌈

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FAIRYTALE: A TRUE STORY (1997) dir. Charles Sturridge

“Why haven’t I ever seen them?”

Although you will doubtless want to go out and draw close to water fairies in their own habitat, it is good to start by affirming your closeness and respect in your own home.

💧METHOD💧

🌊 You will need to dedicate a small shelf or cupboard top as an altar to the water fairies

Place on it some blue or green candles and a chalice- that is, a special glass with a stem, which honors the Element of Water. Fill the chalice with water from a special spring,lake, or stream, or from the ocean. An indoor fountain is an especially lovely idea and, if you have one, use spring water in it.

Add to your altar crystals such as amethyst, aquamarine, chalcedony, jade, moonstone, and saphire. Seashells and stones that have been worn by water are also good choices. A stone with a hole in it symbolic of the Mother Goddess and is especially suitable. You could also place there figures of aquatic creatures, such as fish,dolphins, and crabs, and any flowers that appeal, especially watery ones. Seaweed, willow artifacts, pictures,statues, and any material that resemble ripples,shells, or scales are all suitable, along with anything that reminds you of water.

You may like to burn joss-sticks scented with jasmine,lemon balm, eucalyptus, myrrh, rose or vanilla, for these herbs were associated in old times with the deities of water.

If you wish to invoke a specific water-sprite attribute, be very clear about what it is that you wish for. For instance, you may want the wisdom and healing powers of Melusine, the seductiveness of a mermaid, the gracefulness of Undine, or the dancing gift of the Selkie. Place symbols of the appropriate fairy on your altar, such as a picture or a seal for the Selkie or a snake carving for Melusine. Be creative!

Light the candles and sit in front of the altar, clearly envisioning the gift coming your way and how life will be when you have it. Allow your imagination free rein. Also ask for protection, and promise to honor the water fairies- above all your own inner Feminine.