☽MOON WITCHCRAFT☾

Are you struggling to get up and get shit done? This candle spell is perfect for you.

You Will Need:

An orange or red pillar or 7-day candle

Motivation oil, Mars oil, or full moon water

Any incense ash

Powdered cinnamon - power, speed, success

Powdered ginger - strength, success, speed

Getting Started:

1. Begin by carving into your candle. You can carve the word "motivation", carve the symbol of mars, the elemental symbol of fire, sigils (like this one), etc.

2. Mix together your incense ash, cinnamon, and ginger and add a touch of liquid (oil or water), stirring until you get a paste-like consistency.

3. Use this paste to anoint your candle, followed by your oil or water. Pull towards yourself while anointing in order to "pull in" your motivation.

4. Burn this candle whenever you need to be motivated to complete your tasks. When the task is complete, you can blow out or snuff the candle flame.

Is it incredibly aesthetic and complicated? No!!

I did it at my desk - you can see my keyboard in the back - with an LED candle and things I had on hand.

The amethyst was gifted to me, the hagstone found at a beach, the Holly leaf plucked during a walk and the bee corpse found by the side of the road. The moon water was stored in a recycled glass jar, the sea glass shards were gifted and the teeth were found in a forest.

Spells do not need to be complicated or aesthetic to work.

You do not need to spend money to do effective spellwork.

Witchcraft is not about overconsumerism. You do not have to follow set rules or pre-written spells posted to tiktok.

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I feel like I’ve not seen a post with a list like this so I wanted to share ideas from my own experience!

I love to offer up food to the Gods. Unfortunately, I cannot burn anything, and I can’t leave most perishable items on my altar because either my cat will get to it or it’ll attract bugs as soon as it starts to spoil.

I’ve come up with some non traditional food offerings to give that I find really successful. I leave new offerings every Noumenia, and none start to rot within that time. Hopefully this list can be helpful to others!

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┃ Prepackaged foods:

When you want to remove these from your altar, I recommend either reverently disposing them, consuming/cooking with them in the honor of a specific deity(s), or leaving them until their expiration date and then disposing of them.

Individually wrapped chocolates squares, pieces of candy, etc.

Bagged fruit snacks

Bottles of olive oil

Jars of jam/jelly/preserves

Tea bags

Sandwich crackers

Packets of fruit/veggies seeds

Canned or bottled drinks

Small bags of chips, crackers, etc.

Granola bars

Canned veggies

Shelf-stable oat milk

Baked cheese bites

Veggie straws

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┃ Loose foods

I like to fill little organza bags and glass jars with these kinds of items, but you can also just put them in an offering bowl loose if pets or kiddos aren’t a concern. You can either bury or reverently dispose of these when you’re ready to remove them from your altar.

Rice

Herbs

Sunflower seeds

Freeze-dried fruits

Nuts/trail mix

Popcorn kernels

Uncooked pasta

Ornamental corn

Oats

Pine nuts

Uncooked quinoa

Lentils

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Even if what you offer seems a little silly or informal, remember that we live in the 21st century, and the Gods appreciate 21st century offerings. Give what you can; and if you can’t give anything, the Gods understand. They love you anyways <3

A storm is likely to come when:

deciduous trees flip their leaves due to wind direction

birds fly low in the sky, and go quiet

there’s a southerly wind (in the US)

there’s a red dawn in the east

layers of nimbus clouds move in opposite directions

the morning grass is dry of dew

an earthy scent rises from the soil and flowers

pine cones remain closed

a halo rings the moon at night

nights are warm in winter (cloud cover insulation)

smoke swirls and descends, instead of a steady rise

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if you have only one COURT CARD in your reading - it is usually a person

if there are 2 or 3 COURT CARDS in your reading - those are aspects(energies) of the situation

if there are lots of COURT CARDS in your reading - those are parts of yourself

Cards and creativity

Wands - painting, writing, conducting

Cups - singing, pottery, flowers arranging

Sword - illustration, music composition, computer graphics

Pentacles - dance, sculpture, cooking

Herbs, oils, and stones for common desires

Love - roses, jasmine, and lavender; rose quartz

Money - cinnamon, basil, allspice, and mint; pyrite

Healing - thyme, rue, marjoram and life everlasting

Protection - anise seed, eucalyptus, hyssop, and lemongrass, black tourmaline

Cards of the same element strengthen each other greatly

Wands(fire) and swords(air) are both considered active and support each other

Cups(water) and pentacles(earth) are both considered passive and support each other

Wands(fire) and cups(water) are opposites and weaken each other

Swords(air) and pentacles(earth) are opposites and weaken each other

Wands(fire) and pentacles(earth) have little effect on each other

Swords(air) and cups(water) have little effect on each other

Well, it's about time I brought them up once again, in their own post. This guide may be on the lengthy side, but it's here to explain what they are and how to begin working with them.

What the hell is a house spirit?

House spirits come from all different cultures and folklore. Known as, you guessed it, guardians of the home. They protect the house itself, the land around it (they get along with the land spirit(s) most of the time), and they also protect the family if treated right. A home certainly doesn't feel like one without these presiding spirits helping. In fact it gives the home a life of it's own.

What do they look like? Are there types?

Across many cultures, there are these spirits and the folklore varies for each. In my tribe, we consider them to usually be little dwarves or goblins that must be appeased, otherwise they will cause bad luck or even resort to curses. Regular offerings are required. Then there are the land spirits, which is a whole other topic. If given regular offerings and respect, we believe that they will not only generate good luck and events for us, but protect us and help with our daily lives. For the witches of the tribe, they will often assist in rituals and spells. That all being said, this has carried over into my personal beliefs. Many cultures describe house spirits assisting with the same things and if they are displeased, bad occurrences following. As far as looks go, it depends on the folklore surrounding your area and your cultural background(s). You may believe in one or two types or an entire spectrum of house spirits from the realm of the fair folk. You could have one house spirit or twelve. It's entirely up to your home. In some cultures, there are door spirits (yes, that guard the doors) and ones that work in the kitchen, among others for different functions of the home.

Okay so, I live in an apartment building. Can I still work with them?

Yes. When I used to live in apartments, I found it was an either/or situation regarding how many were there. Some buildings have only a few that roam around, sometimes only one that protects the entire building, or there may be multiple hanging out in one apartment. Most complexes have multiple however. And then for the lucky buildings that have one for each apartment...those are nice. I've included a short offering ritual at the end of this post, which you can use to ask questions about whatever you wish to know, including how many there are in the building.

What kind of offerings do they like?

Milk, honey, bread, and herbs are a safe bet. They especially like bread baked by you, as they see it as a labor of love and that your energy is in there. Taking time to tend to the garden and taking care of your property & home in general are things they like to see. Don't leave the house a huge mess, as many prefer a tidy atmosphere. Not an offering per say, but important to mention nonetheless.

What should I put on their altar?

I keep my altar for them in the kitchen, as it is in a place that is undisturbed and can't be torn up by my land shark (aka, my dog). I also feel that most of the house spirits I have worked with in my life enjoy hanging out in this area of the home. They seem to like assisting in kitchen magic and cooking in general and the warmth of the stove. You may also want to include a small area near the front door if you believe that there are separate spirits for there. I'd recommend a shelf, as it won't take up as much space in the entryway.

Okay, back on track. Plants (if the space gets enough light), a cauldron, candles, offering bowls, a chalice, glass, or mug of some sort. A special spoon to stir the drinks or potions with. Decorative pieces from nature. Things you craft by hand.

How can I begin working with them?

Anytime, in reality. However, you do have to develop an actual relationship with them. This can take time and the more you speak to them, give offerings, and invite them in as you cook or clean, the more they will be willing to help with your spellwork, wards, and healing. Try the introduction ritual I've included. See what happens. Document it. Try again another time the following week. And just...keep going. Make sure that they know you haven't forgotten about them by leaving a small nightly glass of milk out before you head to bed. It doesn't have to be filled to the rim (hey, cost of living is ridiculous right now). It can be a splash with a squirt of honey added. Or a sprinkle of herbs on their bowl. Or maybe a small helping of what you whipped up for dinner. Point is to show them that you acknowledge and respect their presence. That will be the biggest component. Do the ritual once a week until you start seeing signs of contact. Once you do, make your own ritual with them. Incorporate them into your daily life. Ask them to help with blessing your cooking. Ask them to make sure your wards are in tact. Ask the door spirit to purify the energy of anyone that walks in & make bad people resist coming by. Start seeing if they'd like to sit in on a ritual, if you feel comfortable with that idea. Ask for a blessing when you clean the house & to assist you in removing all the bad energy.

Brief introductory ritual

To introduce yourself to your house spirits, I recommend sitting in your kitchen. If you consider your hearth to be the living room, you can choose to do it there. Make sure to bring offerings with that you feel will be applicable. Freshly baked bread (from your own hands) and some milk with honey stirred in would make a wonderful first treat. I usually introduce myself in a new home by bringing these treats to the location of choice, and start by speaking my intention aloud which goes something like:

"Spirits of the home,

Guardians and Protectors of this dwelling,

Please come sit with me and enjoy these offerings.

I wish to have a working relationship where we can honor, respect, and help each other."

I usually spend about ten-twenty minutes meditating after this is spoken aloud. Sometimes you will feel a strong presence. This is the time I take to set up my kitchen altar as well. If there is a place that I am able to create a mini-altar by the front door, I do so there for the door spirits. The land spirits get their own little thing out in the backyard. I've found in the many places I've lived, they almost always work together and some house spirits spend quite some time out there too!

Full moon: July 21st

New moon: July 5th

Sabbats: None

July Buck Moon

Known as: Berry Moon, Blessing moon, Fallow Moon, Feather Moulting Moon, Halfway Summer Moon, Hay Moon, Hewimanoth, Maedmonat, Medow Moon, Moon of Blood, Moon of Calming, Moon When the Chokecherries are ripe, Month of the Ripe Corn, Raspberry Moon, Salmon Moon,Thunder Moon & Wort Moon

Element: Water

Zodiac: Cancer & Leo

Nature spirits: Harvest Faeries & Hobgoblins

Deities: Athena, Cerridwen, Hel, Holda, Juno, Khepera, Lugh, Nephthys, Neptune & Venus

Animals: Crab, dolphin, turtle & whale

Birds: Ibis, starling & swallow

Trees: Acacia, ash & oak

Herbs: Agrimony, hyssop, lemon balm & mugwort

Flowers: Honeysuckle, jasmine, lotus & water lily

Scents: Frankincense & Orris

Stones:  Carnelian, malachite, moonstone, onyx, opal, pearl, ruby, sapphire, spinel, tourmaline, turquoise & white agate

Colors: Blue-grey, green, silver &yellow

Energy:  Childbirth, divination, domesticity, divination, dreamwork, fertility, home matter, meditation on goals/plans, mothers, preparation, relaxation, stress & success

The full Moon in July is called the Buck Moon because the antlers of male deer (bucks) are in full-growth mode at this time. Bucks shed and regrow their antlers each year, producing a larger and more impressive set as the years go by.

• Several other names for this month’s Moon also reference animals & plants

Other Celebrations:

Neptunalia-July 23rd(approximately

The Neptunalia was an obscure archaic two-day festival in honor of Neptune as god of waters, celebrated at Rome in the heat and drought of summer. was one of the dies comitiales, when committees of citizens could vote on civil or criminal matters.

Neptune’s festival (Neptunalia) took place in the heat of the summer when water was scarcest; thus, its purpose was probably the propitiation of the freshwater deity. Neptune had a temple in the Circus Flaminius at Rome; one of its features was a sculptured group of marine deities headed by Poseidon.

Respecting the ceremonies of this festival nothing is known, except that the people used to build huts of branches & foliage(Umbrae), in which they probably feasted, drank, and amused themselves. Ancient calendars describe the days. Entertainment would have probably also included horse racing, with competitors racing round the track & circling ‘turning posts’ (metas) at either end of the Circus.

Sources:

Farmersalmanac .com

Llewellyn's Complete Book of Correspondences by Sandra Kines

Wikipedia

A Witch's Book of Correspondences by Viktorija Briggs

Encyclopedia britannica

LUGHNASADH BLACKBERRY DANISHES

This recipe is surprisingly easy to make and can be eaten for dessert or breakfast. For Luhgnasagh, blackberries are just in season so it fits to use them.

Did you know?: Not only was Lughnasadh a time to honor the harvest, but was also treated as a festival for feasting, matchmaking, athletic competition, and trading back in the ancient pagan days.

INGREDIENTS:

store-bought puff pastry (you can always use your own)

1 cup blackberries

1 tbsp granulated sugar

1 tbsp honey

1/2 tsp cornstarch

 4 oz softened cream cheese

2 tbsp sugar

1 tsp vanilla extract

1/4 tsp almond extract

1 tbsp lemon juice

Powdered Sugar (to top)

Sliced almonds (to top)

DIRECTIONS:

Thaw out puff pastry dough. Preheat oven to 400 F.

To make the cream cheese filling, in a bowl combine, cream cheese, sugar, vanilla extract, almond extract, lemon juice, and a slight bit of lemon zest together into a bowl. Mix until creamy and combined.

Macerate your blackberries by adding sugar, honey, and cornstarch to a bowl and let sit for 10 minutes.

Roll out pastry dough until thin and even. Cut into rectangles that are about 3 inches. You should have about 6-8 Danish Rectangles.

Using a knife, score the edges about 1/4 of an inch away from the very edges of the rectangle. Do not cut all the way through, you're only scoring the edges.

Add about a tbsp of the cream cheese mixture, and then a spoonful of the berries. Brush egg wash on the edges and sprinkle a tiny bit of sugar around the edges if wanted. Make sure to avoid adding too many berries, you should be able to see the cream cheese mixture from underneath.

Bake for 20 minutes, or until the edges are a nice golden brown.

Top with powdered sugar and sliced almonds. Enjoy!

Before you go protect yourself you don't want a spirit attached to you.

Bring coins as offerings to the gatekeepers.

Bring with you offering for the spirits (food, water, flowers ect...) and leave it by a tree or away from the headstones for the spirits.

Make sure you don't step on anyone and apologiz if you do by accident.

Clean up neglected tombstones.

Ask before you take dirt. Use your intuition or divination to get a response.

Don’t take anything that is left for the dead.

Don't leave trash behind and if you find trash clean it.

Leave the way you came.

Go within visiting hours. Unless it's a private cemetery and you have arrangements/necessary permits, of course.

Some cemeteries don't appreciate photography. Most historical ones don't mind, but always check for notices near the gates.

In many historical cemeteries (and some modern!) it's impossible to *not* walk on graves. A simple acknowledgement or hello in this case can suffice.

DON'T sit on graves!!!! Unless the structure was SPECIFICALLY built as a functional bench (as opposed to altar or table symbology) do. Not. Pose. On. Graves. You're going to break them or get broken yourself.

Be mindful of other guests. Grieving family and friends, walkers, photographers, artists, researchers, tourists, bird watchers...there are a million reasons to visit a graveyard and you never know exactly why someone is there

Ask caretakers before cleaning a grave: due to the delicate nature of older markers many cemeteries don't want people doing this.

Likewise: pulling up turf from around a sinking grave can make a mess, damage the plants, and possibly leave a damaged stone exposed to weather. Ask permission first from a caretaker.

Check local and state laws for rules about graverubbing. Yours truly learned the hard way and got off with a warning that this is Not legal in all municipalities.

Wax leaves less mess than charcoal for grave art.

When taking grave dirt: check local rules. It is in fact, not technically legal in many places. Take a pinch, and do your best not to disrupt grass or groundcover.

Plants: these ARE actually illegal to take in a LOT of places. I know that periwinkle would be so pretty dried and framed with a label from "[insert favorite boneyard here]" but you do not want a record for a peice of art. You don't.

If you ARE allowed to take cuttings from plants in a cemetery, be careful not to damage the rest of it.

Don't mark graves. No "X"'s, no kissing [unless its Wilde's but unfortunately that got fucked, so not even his], no tallies, not even chalk sigils for spell or spirit work.

Acorns, whirlygigs, and other tree seeds that fall on the ground, as well as leaves are free game. Go nuts.

If you're going to lurk or sit for a while at a favorite grave, be aware of your surroundings not just for general safety, but also if anyone else is waiting to see it/visit.

🌙Aeromancy

A means of divination through the interpretation of atmospheric phenomena such as cloud formations, wind currents, rain, fog, lightning, thunder, cosmological events, and positions favorable or unfavorable to the planet.

🌙Cartomancy

A form of divination where you use cards to get the answer to your questions. There are different forms of cartomancy like playing cards, tarot, lenormand and oracle cards.

🌙Osteomancy

Or bone throwing. It's an ancient form of divination used by many cultures. This method consist of throwing the bones and then interpret the results and pattern.

🌙Pendulum

This method consist of observing the subtle movements of the pendulum to gain information about a question, object, or situation.

🌙Scrying

Scrying is divination by seeking a vision while gazing into a transparent, translucent, or reflective object and it's often done by crystal ball gazing, fire scrying, water scrying, mirror scrying, etc.

🌙Astrology

This type of divination interpret movements and relative positions of celestial bodies, and how they influence us. Astrology gives an understanding of situations in our lives, based on our individual astrological birth chart.

🌙Lithomancy

Also known as stone divination, is a form of divination that uses stones or crystals to gain insight into an individual’s future or to provide guidance on a specific issue.

🌙Necromancy

Necromancy is divination through communication with the dead. In this method the practitioner summons or communicate with spirits of the dead in order to gain wisdom.

🌙Ceromancy

The practice of reading the flames and wax of a candle. The candle is lit and the flame examined for clues to the mood and energy surrounding the situation and then the wax is allowed to drip into a bowl of cold water or sometimes onto a piece of paper. The practitioner examines the shapes formed by the melted wax and makes predictions based on his or her interpretation of the shapes.

🌙Tasseography

Is a method of divination where you read pattern and symbols from tea leaves or coffee grounds sediments.

🌙Arithmancy/Numerology

Arithmancy is known as divination using numbers, while numerology is divination through using dates and words turned to numbers. Numerology doesn't require any psychic abilities, instead the method use calculations involving name and birth date numbers.

🌙Palmistry

Palmistry is also referred to as palm reading and is divination through reading and interpreting the lines and structure of the hand. It is common to read the dominant hand as a characterization and also predicting the future.

🌙Bibliomancy

is the divination by randomly chosen passages in books, often religious books or Grimoires. This method consist of picking a random passage from a book to answer a question.

🌙Conchomancy

is a form of divination using sea shells. Placing a seashell on your ear and analyzing the sound counts as Conchomancy. You can also use seashells in Casting divination.

Ingredients:

Sage

Rosemary

Lavender

Frankincense essential oil

Coconut essential oil

Pink Salt

Epsom salt

one or 5 small white candles to charge

~As you fill your bathtub with water, sprinkle the bath salts into it. Add the essential oils and herbs to it. Light the candle, place it on the edge of the bathtub, or, if you have a bath tray, place them there. Immerse yourself in the bath water, as you do this imagine any unwanted energy flowing out of you and into the water.

~if you don’t have a bathtub, you can take a big bowl and use the same recipe, but only soak your feet inside the bowl

DO NOT INGEST!

The Simplest and One of the Most Potent Spells You Will Ever Learn

From Prague to Casablanca and France to Cambodia, I came across a ritual that is common to those who still trust the old ways. So common in fact that no one even thinks of it as a spell. They simply see it as the power of affection. Its effect is immediate but temporary. Unlike an amulet that protects constantly, it is only used in moments when danger is a high probability.

STEP 1: Know the right situation.

Is your mother driving home in a terrible storm? Is your child in school during a shooting? Does your partner have to grab supplies during a wildfire or a volcanic eruption? Only perform this spell if the danger is that apparent.

STEP 2: Ensure you love the subject.

As cliché as it may sound, this spell draws its power from love. Just as curses draw their power from fury. If you only “care” about somebody, without having any true space for them in your heart, do not expect this spell to work.

STEP 3: Begin.

Wherever you are, alone or in a crowd, shut down the world around you. As if detaching your soul from your body, go to a tranquil place, even if you cannot do so physically. Quiet your mind and focus your will.

STEP 4: Imagine.

Clearly visualize your loved one. Where they are right now… what it is they are doing… the clothes they are wearing. And try to hear what they must be hearing… smell what they must be smelling.

STEP 5: Bathe them in light.

Imagine a bright white light descending on them from the skies. Watch this luminary landing softly on their skin. Envision it wrapping them up completely and gently embracing their entire body.

STEP 6: Hold it.

The spell will hold only for as long as in your mind’s eye, you are still watching them while bathing them in light. Do this until you have heard that the danger is gone. That your target has reached home or that the threat has been avoided.

STEP 7: Thank it.

Many cultures around the world believe that through our thoughts or through an envious look, a person can harm another person by causing illness, injury or even death. 

There are many different names for this phenomenon, and the most common one is “the evil eye”.

What is the Evil Eye?

This word describes the process during which a person is affected by the negative energy of another person that hurts us intentionally or unintentionally.

In Islam:

“The Evil Eye” (ar. el-ajn) is a "poisonous arrow" that comes out of the envious person or the cause of the spell and goes towards the person who is envied and who wants to be cursed.

Sometimes this arrow works on a person, and sometimes it doesn't. If a man has no protection, then it affects him, and if he protects himself from it, then it has no effect on him.

The spell that affects people is the result of envy or too much admiration for something.”

Although we have our first testimonies of the evil eye in Islamic culture, it is deeply present in other cultures and traditions under different names.

Many people consider this to be pure superstition and a phenomenon for which there are no rational explanations but still partake in some of the methods used against it (such as knocking 3 times on wood) during situations in which they feel like their luck could turn bad.

⛤How to protect yourself

There are a lot of ways to check whether in a period when only bad luck follows us, the cause is someone's magic or the evil eye. 

Some of the oldest and very simple methods offer us the possibility to find out easily.

⛤Spot The Evil Eye with Olive Leaves

Olive oil, olive leaves and water should be prepared for this ritual. 

Fill the pot with water and pour three drops of olive oil. 

Then add the olive leaves.

If the oil separates from the leaves, it is an indication that there is an influence of the evil eye.

⛤Spot Negativity With Lemons

Lemons are used in this ritual, it is best if it is an odd number, three, five or seven. 

They should be placed in the corner of every room. 

After a few days, see if there are any changes on them. 

If black spots appear on them, spots of unclear shape, this is a sure sign of present negativity.

⛤A Magical Ritual to Remove Spells and Negative Influences

This simple and old method is considered very effective for removing spells and negative energy. 

It is done during the full moon. 

This ritual requires a little help from someone you trust.

What should be prepared for the ritual is:

one new white plate

one new white candle

fresh water

olive oil.

First, find a place where you will sit during the ritual and light a candle so that it is close to you. 

In the plate that the person is holding above your head, they should pour water, and then you should touch the water with your left hand. 

After that, the person pours three drops of olive oil into the water, saying:

"The evil eye was sent with envy and left with love."

Then it is observed on the plate how the oil drops have formed. 

If they have not separated, it is a sign that there is no presence of the evil eye, but if they have separated into countless small droplets, then the influence of negative energy is present. 

This method allows us to find out whether the evil energy was sent by a man or a woman. Namely, if the drops of oil are formed in the form of a line, it means that the influences were sent by a man. 

Oil droplets formed in the form of a circle mean that the negativity was sent by a female person.

At the end, the water is thrown into the ground, which should be illuminated by the light of the Moon, and on that occasion it is said:

 "May the spell and evil return to where they came from and to the one who sent them."

⛤Isidora ⛤

Rosemary - memory, anxiety, sleep, cleansing, purifying, learning, healing, love, lust, protection, wisdom, mental power

Turmeric - healing, strength, vitality, purification, abundance, joy, prosperity

allspice - healing, energy, love, luck

pepper - courage, protection

sage - health, immortality, longevity, protection against negativity, protection, purification, wisdom, wishes, anxiety

bay - divination, good fortune, healing, anxiety, money, prosperity, peace, protection, happiness, purification, love, tranquility

oregano - peace, love

parsley - protection, power, strength, lust, purification, prosperity

garlic - protection against evil eye

cinnamon - aphrodisiac, passion, love, luck, prosperity, success, spiritual vibrations, energy, purification, healing, protection

cayenne - healing, removing blockages, protection, strength, motivation, courage

clover - fidelity, protection, love, money, success, animal protection, luck

pine - health, healing

nutmeg - money, prosperity, good luck, protection, psychic abilities, happiness, love, health

cloves - healing, love, friendship, cleansing, protection, abundance

thyme - health, courage, eliminates nightmares, attracts loyalty, affection, psychic abilities

ginger - energy, speeding things up, love, prosperity, success, power, healing

mint - avoid jealousy, dreams, protecting, prosperity, joy, fertility, purification, love, success, lust, travel, money, luck

chamomile - love, healing, stress-relief, calming, sleep

lavender - purification, concentration, love, healing, sleep, dreams

jasmine - divination, innovation, attraction, dreams, love, beauty

mugwort - psychic powers, protection, lust, fertility, prophetic dreams, divination, relaxing, tranquility, banishing, consecration

peach blossoms - luck, prosperity, romance, love, passion, affection, harmony, peace, health, longevity

peony - protection from hexes, luck, prosperity, business success, attracts fairies

rose - divine love, self-love, friendship, healing, domestic happiness, lasting relationships, closeness with nature, divination, tranquility, harmony, psychic ability, spirituality, protection, luck

lemon grass - openness, communication, clear mind, love, luck, libido, psychic abilities, calming

chrysanthemum - longevity, mental clarity, optimism, protection, solving mysteries, soothing grief

pink Himalayan salt - purification, grounding, abundance, prosperity, self-love, cleaning, growth, protection, peace, calming

palo santo - cleansing, positivity, good fortune, creativity, love

sweet orange - optimism, charisma, confidence, restoring aura, attracting love, fertility, abundance

bergamot - protection, purification, calming

ylang ylang - sexual attraction, persuasiveness, peace, love, anxiety and depression relief, fairy magic

geranium - prosperity, happiness, healthy pregnancy and fertility

eucalyptus - purifying, cleansing, good health, protection, negativity

sandalwood - calming, anxiety, purification, protection, healing

anise - peace, tranquility, awakening of psychic awareness, luck, spiritual connection, psychic and magic power

jojoba - healing, protection, purification, grounding, meditation, love

frankincense - cleansing, energy, uplifting, inner peace, balance

peppermint - mental clarity, prophetic visions, success, prosperity,

cedarwood - love, growth, longevity, psychic powers, healing, money

tea tree - cleansing, protection, uplifting, energy, memory, love

vanilla - sex, calming, good luck, love, empowerment, happiness, growth

✨ Locking mirrors ✨

I recently got a mirror and wanted to put it in on my altar. Before doing that I wanted to ensure it was locked and spiritually ready to do, especially with it being in such an important location for me.

By many in the occult and spiritual communities mirrors are seen as portals, with connections to the other side and each other. Some practitioners now go out of their way to ensure that portal can’t be accessed by others.