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Tools: Arrowhead, Athame, Boline, Bow & Arrow, Chalice/Cup, Dew Drops/Tear Drops (shape and representation), Glass, Glitter, Glowsticks, Glow-in-the-Dark Items, Lanterns/Paper Lanterns, Lunar Calendar and Charts, Moon Imagery, Moon Phases, Moon Shapes/Crescent Moons, Moon Water, Music/Song, Ocean/Sea Imagery, Parchement/Paper, Pendulums, Porcelain, Silver Jewelry/Objects, String/Thread, String Instruments

Colors: Silver, Blue, Light/Pale Blue, Violet, Lavender, Pale Yellow, White

Corresponds To: Beauty, Grace, New Beginnings, Patience, Time, Water/The Ocean, Rest, Sleep, Dreams, Divination, Mystery, Secrets, Femininity, Youth and Age, Silence, Changes, Transformation, Cleansing, Emotions (pure)

Crystals: Moonstone, Opalite, Sodalite, Aquamarine, Selenite, Labradorite, Fluorite, Clear Quartz, Milky Quartz, Aragonite

Metals: Silver, Mercury, Steel, Nickel

Plants/Herbs: Lotus, Mallow, Almond, Arrowleaf, Blue Hibiscus, Moonwart, Morning Glory, Mushrooms, Chamomile, Clary Sage, Pear, Seaweed, Sea Beans, Peace Lily, Melon, Sweet Pea, Hazel, Lettuce, Wintergreen, Watercress, Waterlily, White Rose, Cabbage (flowering), Broccoli (Flowering)

Animals: Wolf, Bat, Owl, Moth, Rabbit, Crab, Cat, Dolphin, Toad and Snail

Beasts & Creatures: Jade Rabbit, Werewolf and other werecreatures, Moon Men, Man in the Moon, Aliens, Nymphs (esp. Water), Faeries/Fae, Vampires, Spirits, Moon Hare, Munipuru (”People of the Moon”)

Sense: Vision, Taste

Body: Tongue, Throat, Digestive Track, Bladder, Lymph Nodes, Brain, Brain Stem, Pelvis

Moon Related Magic: Divination, Energy Work, Cleansing, Beauty, Glamour and Illusions, Dream Work, Sleep, Trance Work, Spirit Work/Necromancy, Purification, Change & Transformation, Communication, Secret Keeping, Invisibility

This post is compiled from my personal research and grimoire, please do not repost.

Correspondences

Love, Protection, Purity, Fertility, Beauty, Youth, Improving Romance and Libido

Scientific Information/Overview

Lady’s Mantle is a the common name of Achemilla, which is a genus of plant in the family Rosaceae. There is about 300 species of Lady’ Mantle found across Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas. Some are used for medicinal purposes for gynacological disorders, issues or menstruation while others are commonly used in teas for spiritual or traditional purposes.

Other common names of Lady’s Mantle are - Lion’s Foot, Bear’s Foot, Stellaria and Pied-de-Lion.

Historical 

Known as a herb greatly revered by alchemists, and where it gets its name Achemilla, it was often believed that gathering that the dew on the leaves of this plant was very magical and powerful. Many alchemists would bottle the dew believing it was connected to many magical powers and itself would increase their own powers. Some believed it could be connected to the Philosopher’s Stone. Women, especially in Europe, would also collect the dew from Lady’s Mantle believing that applying it to the face and skin would rejuvenate it and make it more beautiful and soft. It was later on commonly used in the 16th century by women to “restore” virginity for it was believed that the herb would heal any signs of pre-marital sex and restore any “damages” to the vagina and uterus. 

Mid-wives would use tinctures and teas of Lady’s Mantle before and after child birth believing it would help the mother recover faster and allow her to carry child again sooner.

It was wildly believed that Lady’s Mantle was a cure-all for many ailments including rashes, impotence, sores and welts, fever, bronchitis and organ failure though like many historical believes most of these declarations were inaccurate and unresearched.

Folklore

Often the plant is associated with the Christian Virgin Mary and where its restorative powers of virginity in women likely originated from. Though the name “Lady’s Mantle” also is related to Mary due to the curved leaves appearing to be like a lady’s mantle or cloak.

Many female deities are related to Lady’s Mantle, especially goddesses of fertility, virginity and motherhood, such as: Isis, Tawaret, Brigid, Damara, Freyja, Frigg, Demeter, Hera and Libera. Though a few male deities are related to it as well. Both Dionysus and Pan are associated with it due to its associations with fertility and libido.

The herb is said to be connected to the planet of Venus and the element of Water.

Modern Medicinal Uses

Often, Lady’s Mantle is brewed into teas used to help relieve the pain, cramping and bloating caused by periods. It is also commonly utilized by women facing and experience menopause to lessen some of the symptoms of it such as bleeding, sweating and soreness. The teas are also drank to help with digestive issues, painful gas and upset stomachs.

As a tincture it is often applied to rashes, swelling or areas the muscles are sort to help bring some minor relief. It can also be applied to the stomach to relieve stomach aches, indigestion, bloating and menstrual cramps though it isn’t usually as strong as the teas. Some herbalists recommend both the use of the teas and the tinctures to relieve insomnia and anxiety in some patients.

This herb is still used by midwives with women after giving birth to help the uterus “heal and regain shape” though this is wildly debated among professionals over whether it actually helps in after birth care or not. Some midwives still use it to induce labor and contractions in pregnant women if they are having difficulties in birthing or are past their due date - though doctors and hospitals no longer use this method.

Some dentists will recommend its use to help with tooth and gum pain after extractions and other oral surgeries. Tea from it can also be used to help with canker sores on the tongue and gums, though it isn’t proven to help them heal any quicker only to help relieve the pain for short periods of time.

Modern Magical Uses

Many witches associate Lady’s Mantle with love spells and fertility spells - which it has been used for both for a very long time. Teas of it are often shared by couples before intercourse to promote fertility in a simple ritual. Rituals of applying tincture of Lady’s Mantle flowers to the chest and stomach of a lover is said to improve libido and passion between the pair before intercourse. Carrying the flowers is said to improve one’s attractiveness to others. Carrying sachets of the dried leaves is said to to help attract love into one’s life. Bathing with the herb added to the bath water is said t improve self love and beauty. 

Lady’s Mantle is often added to jar spells and enchantments to increase the power and fortitude of the spells. It is seen like a magnifier of most magic - so often it is added to all sorts of spells to give it an extra boost as well as to wards, poppets and altars. Some believe that planting Lady’s Mantle in your garden will help keep it protected and warded from baneful magic.

Using Lady’s Mantle in anointing oil and anointing oneself or a candle is said to improve the spell or ritual being done, improve energy flow and improve psychic awareness. Some will use it on their forehead and chest to help keep themselves from exhausting their energies too quickly during divination or trancework.

Casting Lady’s Mantle into fire or burning it in a spell is said to be a “cure” for a broken heart and mourning of a lost relationship allowing the caster to move on from it.

Cultivation and Care

Lady’s Mantle comes in a wide variety of species thought most like to grow in cool, moist climates with rich fertile soil. These plants need plenty of space about 12 inches (about 30cm) of room to properly flourish and grow. It can be potted though that is not ideal for long term growth and care, it does best planted in the ground. When planting from seeds they need only shallow planting but need thorough watering to ensure the soil stays moist. Germination of most Lady’s Mantle is around 3 to 4 weeks, though it varies between species.

These plants need plenty of water, especially if in intense sunlight or bright areas. In less sunny areas make sure the soil stays moist but not flooded. Lady’s Mantle is prone to seed and spread rapidly, be sure to take precautions to prevent it from getting too out of hand and taking over your garden or yard.

The parts of these plants used are mostly commonly the leaves and flowers. The leaves can be dried and used in teas or tinctures as well as fresh ones can be used in carrier oils to make Lady’s Mantle anointing oils. The leaves can also be eaten fresh, though often they need to be harvested when young, and are used in salads, wraps, sandwiches and pesto. Though women in late pregnancy are advised not to ingest or use caution when using Lady’s Mantle (more below). The flowers of the plant can also be used for teas or dried for magical uses and purposes. The roots of the plant are occasionally used as well but the benefits and taste of the powdered roots are not as potent as the leaves.

Side Effects and Cautions

According to Webmd - Lady’s Mantle is possibly safe for most people when taken in proper doses. Though some research shows that it could potentially cause liver damage over time if used in large amounts - though many professionals argue that this research is exaggerated or incorrect.

It is advised due to lack of overall research with this herb in recent years for women who are breast-feeding to avoid using this plant. Mixed information on its effects on women who are pregnant make it a cautionary herb and also recommended to be avoided or to speak with a doctor before using. It is not known to cause any issues with medications but this is again under researched and is advised that people on regular meds should speak with their doctors before using Lady’s Mantle regularly. It is not known to cause skin irritations though people with allergies to common herbs or grass are recommended to avoid using this plant on their skin.

Sources

*much of this post came from my personal grimoire and years of research on the herbs and plants I commonly use. Additional information I used are listed below!

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Please do not copy or repost this post, I put a lot of effort and time into making this (theft isn’t nice) - reblogs are of course always welcome! 

There's a lot of different ways to do that. It really depends on what you are trying to specifically ward/protect your home from and what manner you wish to do it.

Some popular options for warding are:

1. Energy Warding: this is using your own energy via what is called Energy Work, to create barriers of your own energy as sort of like a walls or a bubble around your home or specific areas. Doing so often takes the practice of centering oneself and vivid visualization to help "set up" how you want the boundaries to be. This method can be tricky for beginners but there are several step by step guides you can easily find!

2. Crystal Warding: this is using crystals and gemstones that associate with warding and banishing around your home, often at main entrance points (windows, doors, chimneys) to keep negative energy or entities at bay. Crystals do need to be regularly recharged and cleansed to keep wards strong.

3. Salt Warding: this is popularly seen in the media and things such as movies and television with the salt circles or salting your windows. This is an old method for specifically keeping out entities and spirits. Please do not salt outside of your home because it can cause damage to the plants and natural soil - but inside you can choose to use it as long as no pets are at risk. It can be a bit of a messy method so some people opt to use jars or containers of salt placed near entry points instead of lines. 4. Moon Water Warding: The moon is often associated with both cleansing and warding so water infused with the moon's energy is often used as a method to keep away negativity and historically disease and illness. Often it is used either through the dabbing method (anointing entry points with the water), spray bottles or the droplet/flick method. Moon Water Warding needs to be done on the regular, best results is every few days in all areas that have a lot of traffic and entry points. It is the safest method to do outside of your home as well as around pets and young children. 5. Fire Warding: This is also called Ash Warding because instead of using literal fire all over your home you often burn protection sigils, herbs associated with protection and written prayers in a fire then use their ashes along entry areas of the home and scattered about the property. This method can be messy so I do not personally recommend using it inside the home, but it can be good for use outside of your home as long as you don't have shared entrances with other people's homes (ie: apartments) 6. Rosemary Warding: this is a common method that can be traced back centuries through different beliefs. It was used to ward the home from unwanted guests/visitors (including inhuman ones), keep away illnesses and to protect the family inside. Often it is done by making bundles of dried rosemary and hanging them on or above doorways. The rosemary bundles should be replaced weekly to biweekly, make sure they are predried before hanging them above your doors - you don't want rotting or moldy herbs hanging at your house!

I can think of no tool in a witches’ arsenal which requires more finesse than the mortar and pestle. So often people will pick one up, looking forward to pounding and grinding, not realizing it takes so much more than brute force. Resins will gum up, herbs will be stirred with little to no effect, roots will refuse to powder, all causing a great deal of frustration to those who so looked forward to using this marvelous set. But here’s the secret to using a mortar and pestle: brute force is rarely ever needed, and will not work well in most cases.

Working with resins, herbs, spices, flowers, and more can be maddening with a mortar and pestle, as each of these requires different ways of grinding and working. You cannot approach each the same, as each is entirely different. Simply pounding away at everything will not produce the fine powders so often hoped for. In some cases, a powder is simply not attainable. But, with a little patience and cunning, the tool will serve you well. But before we get to any of that, it’s important to note that if you’re having excessive trouble with working with a mortar and pestle, and the set came from a specialty occult shop, it might just be best to toss it aside. Most of the time these sets are too smooth, not having what it takes to actually grind the materials down. A mortar and pestle made for culinary use is usually the best way to go. Such sets are generally not expensive, and will last you a lifetime.

With that in mind, left’s get right to it! Below are a few examples of the different grinding methods I use.

Resins- Resins can be notoriously difficult to powder properly, often succumbing to the friction between the mortar and pestle and gumming up. Even pounding the resinous chunks too hard will result in sticky pieces. When it comes to tree resins, you must consider what it is you are grinding. Don’t pound the chunks with all your might, or try to grind them with force. No, resins require a delicate touch. Use the pestle to gently hit the chunks until they crack apart. Then use the pestle smoothly, gently, with patience. Resins will take time to powder, giving you plenty of chance to focus your will as you work. Before you know, the gently circular grinding motion will produce a fine powder for any use. Be aware, though, that you cannot use one technique for all resins. Copal powders easier than Dragon’s Blood, which powders far easier than Myrrh.

Dried Herbs and Flowers- Another example of a place where brute force will not serve you, though dried herbs and flowers are much more forgiving. Rosemary, jasmine, lavender, and vervain are all good examples here. Simply stamping at these will not be enough. Often times it takes a gentle grinding of these ti create a suitable material for a powder. Some dried herbs, like mugwort, simply will not powder, whereas Jasmine flowers will be reduced to a fine powder in mere seconds. As with resins, take your time. Be gentle. When you grind dried herbs, you’re either working with botanicals you have dried yourself, or that come prepackaged. If you’ve dried them yourself, you’ll have a much easier time. Prepackaged herbs, while useful at times, are very difficult to grind down any further than the state in which they are purchased. It’s possible to do though with yet more patience.

Dried Roots, Barks, and Berries- Don’t let anyone tell you these are easy to grind because holy mother, that is a lie. Dried roots, bark, and berries are prbably the hardest thing I’ve ever had to grind in my life, and these botanicals are some of the only ones where brute force is your friend. Each of them requires a great deal of power to break down. However, once you’ve pounded them apart, the force is no longer needed. You’ll still have to give it some welly, but it won’t require near as much effort once you’ve broken the materials down. Mandrake root is a good example of this. When dried, mandrake becomes wood-like. It’s very difficult to break down. However, once you’ve got it worked down, you can powder it as you would anything else. Other roots are not so forgiving which is why, if you pull your iwn roots, I encourage you to slice the root pieces into disks. These are much more managable than even small pieces, as the larger surface area gives you more to work with. Bark should be handled much the same. As far as berries, you have to be sure they’re comoletely dry before attempting to work then down. Some berries are far easier to powder than others. Juniper berries (not being real berries) will give you hell. But, as always, keep your patience. It will serve you well.

Fresh Botanicals- This is where you’ll want to forget about powdering. When it comes to fresh botanicals, it’s often only feasable to draw out the juices via stamping and bruising of leaves and flowers, or making a paste by the addition of warm water. Roots will create a paste of their own, as will mucilagenous plants like aloe-vera and marshmallow. Berries will simply muddle down. If you’re trying to get seeds from fruits or berries, you can use a mortar and pestle to (gently) muddle the materials, then add water. After some time, the seeds will sink to the bottom while the body of the fruit/berry floats. Using fresh botanicals in a mortar and pestle can create a great poultice, as well as helping release the volatile oils and constituents of a plants for an infusion or decoction.

Ceramic - best with manmade pills, fresh botanicals, and resins, fresh berries or fruit the slick surface holds juices well (many barks and seeds just roll around because ceramic has no traction)

Stainless Steel - manmade pills, resins (fresh botnaicals will wilt and most seeds slide around. Unnecessarily expensive mostly aesthetic purposes.)

Stone (coarse)- heavy grains like corn wheat, rye etc. Seeds and nuts, barks, dry herbs. (Typically comes in large almost pot sizes. These are for use coarse raw materials. Usually expensive just from it’s size, unless you buy them at flea markets. The coarse stone does shed sometimes and if you’re looking for a fine powder, I don’t recommend this one)

Stone (refined)- dried herbs and flowers, powders, manmade pills, fresh botanicals, resins (kitchen multipurpose tool, typically comes in small sizes so its a good thing to have in the kitchen, depending on stone and size it will vary in price. Readily available at most kitchen suppliers.)

0° placements in a birth chart usually indicate the pure energy of that sign and it shows a lot of potential of integrating the energy that the sign portrays into something bigger, it's the initial stages and it needs working on, but it's very innocent and that can get you far. However, in my personal opinion, this degree does not mean that there is some energy left from the previous sign, but everyone has their own take on it. A 0° can also be somewhat of a shadow side, as it takes us a while to figure it out, so we might not be aware of what we need right away. Some examples of how this energy can play out in your chart:

Ascendant at 0° shows the fact that you might not be very aware of how you are perceived or how you perceive the world until you start opening up your eyes and realizing your true potential and then embodying that step by step.

Sun at 0° shows the fact that you might not identify 100% with your sun sign from the very beginning, as the energy is still quite new and it's likely that you will learn to embody your sun sign's energy as you evolve and how to work with it in order to showcase your potential.

Moon at 0° shows the fact that you might be really new to emotionally expressing the energy of your moon sign, this will take time and patience, but you will learn a lot about what emotional fulfillment means to you and how to reach it.

Mercury at 0° means that you will figure out your communication style as you go, you are going to need to learn how to assert yourself in a healthy way and you will be appreciated for the thorough knowledge you have on your expertise subject or for your honest opinions.

Venus at 0° means that your love language is clear and specific, you have a great knowledge on how you like to receive and give love, however you do gain that knowledge through life experience.

Mars at 0° means that you need to make certain mistakes and learn from them before you know how and when exactly to assert yourself, once you do you will gain great motivational skills.

Jupiter at 0° means that your learning experience will be in the way that the sign is, if it's Capricorn you will take learning very seriously, if it's Aquarius, you will research a lot and find creative ways to learn etc

Saturn at 0° means that there is definitely a lesson to be learned from your Saturn and is a very clear one, depending on the sign and house it's in. Pisces Saturn at this degree in the 10th house can show a lesson to be learned about the way you set boundaries in career.

Uranus at 0° means that your originality is shown through the sign Uranus is in and in that house and is very straightforward, noticeable and innocent and you might need to learn how to exteriorize this authenticity.

Neptune at 0° means that your imagination has to do with the sign Neptune is in, but also a lot of your boundaries in relation to that sign can be crossed until you learn how to say no.

Pluto at 0° means that you might have specific fears or gifts related to the sign Pluto is in and it's up to you to use these fears in your advantage and not let them take ahold of you.

MC at 0° shows a need to accept the sign on your mc as someone you are in your career, if you have Gemini here you might be really talkative and this shows, but maybe you have a harder time liking or seeing this trait in yourself, since it's mostly seen from outside.

Success!!! It rules!!! 🎃

Pumpkin spice syrup for lattes at home!

Devastatingly, I am a pauper with no espresso machine but I thworped it into some cold brew with vanilla almond creamer and 🤌 delichis.

Recipe from Starbucks at home 🥄

1 ½ cup sugar

1 ½ cup water

6 cinnamon sticks (or 3 Tbsp ground cinnamon)

1 tsp ground cloves

1 tsp ground ginger

2 tsp ground nutmeg

4 Tbsp pumpkin puree

•Combine sugar and water in saucepan and bring to a simmer.

•Once sugar is dissolved, add cinnamon sticks, ground cloves, ginger, nutmeg and pumpkin puree, and let simmer for 20 minutes.

•Remove from heat and immediately strain through cheesecloth.

The Black Phooka

The black Phooka is a shape-shifting creature from old Celtic mythology. It is a benign but mischievous creature. Their normal appearance is similar to that of a cat (its tail will twitch when its angry much like a cat), but this creature can take the form of horses, goats, cats, dogs, hares and even humans. No matter what shape they take, their fur is always dark.

They mostly prefer to take the form of a pony and will try to entice humans to take a ride on their back. If a someone does get on, they will give the rider a wild and terrifying journey before dropping the unlucky person back at the place they were taken from.

While they’re mostly mischievous creatures, they’re also known to be benevolent and will help farmers with their harvest and field work. Due to this, they are associated with Samhain, a Goidelic harvest festival.

The character Puck from A Midsummer Night’s Dream is based off of this creature.

Good morning pals! (or whatever hour is there) So, i saw this post that is basically everything a baby hellenic polytheist should know and now im just going to do part of the research for you- But please remember we should all do our own research so read and research. (Also feel free to correct me if I did any mistake)

Primordial gods (Protogenoi) The first born gods and goddesses who were formed by fabric and components of the universe. 

Some examples: Uranus, Gaia, Pontus, Ourea 

Olympian gods  Gods who reside or that are associated with Mount Olympos

Some examples: Zeus, Hera, Apollo, Aphrodite, Ares

Chthonian gods (Theoi Khthonioi) Gods of the Underworld and Earth

Some examples: Nyx, Thanatos, Hades, Persephone, Hekate

Titan Gods Pretty self explanatory 

Some examples: Themis, Prometheus, Atlas, Rhea, Tethys

Sky Gods (Theoi Ouranioi/ Meteoroi)

Some examples: Helios, Eos, Anemoi, Hesperides 

Sea gods (Theoi Halioi/Einalioi)

Some examples: Amphitrite, Thetis, Aphrodite, Galatea

Rustic gods (Theoi Nomioi)  Gods of the countryside, the pastures and wild forests

Some examples: Artemis, Ariadne, Dionysus, Pan

Agrarian gods (Theoi Georgikoi/Khthonioi) Gods of the agriculture

Offerings for Chthonic and Death related deities

Warding property and rooms

Ingredient in banishing powders

Boost divination and spirit work abilities

Ingredient in hexes and curses

Use in psychopomping rituals and altars

Use to create a diorama or bonding jar with a particular graveyard

Shadow work booster

Ancestor work and altars

Use in crafts and artwork related to death

Boost enchantments and charms of shielding jewelry/trinkets

Cleanse and charge tools related to spirit work and divination

If you say your prayer out loud, it will be heard.

If you say your prayer silently, in your head, it will be heard.

If you say your prayer standing or kneeling or lying motionless at your altar, it will be heard.

If you say your prayer while you wash the dishes or fold the laundry, it will be heard.

If you say your prayer slowly and mindfully, each word hanging in your mind like a leaf on a tree, it will be heard.

If you say your prayer quickly, with the words racing through your head so fast you are barely aware of them, it will be heard.

If you say your prayer calmly, with precision and measured meaning, it will be heard.

If you say your prayer desperately or in a panic, with no sense or coherence, it will be heard.

Ok so I am gonna say this is my personal reference, its mainly through associations. You might TOTALLY disagree and thats chill!

Its more something to think about and a guideline of what I use myself…

Candle Magic:

Carve a candle when…. the candle represents the target, in sympathetic magic. When, essentially, the candle is a poppet and lighting it is a symbol of destruction or empowerment to the target.

Place something under the candle or before it when… you are doing general candle magic, when the candle represents empowering a wish, idea or concept.

Anoint the candle when… doing work with spirits and gods, when you mark the candle for a special purpose, when doing high magic.

Herbs and plant work:

Use dry herbs when… it is convienent to do so, when the herbs are out of season or when you need to store them in a jar or bottle for a long time.

Use fresh herbs when… the spell is very earth orientated, when doing magic on behalf of another or when the magic is sympathetic so that the herbs represent the target, within kitchen witchery.

Use flowers when… when the spell concerns love and sex, or perhaps fertility and attraction, due to flowers being the reproductive parts of the plant.

Use fruit when when… working with children as a target, or with children practising. When you work with fertility and abundance spells.

Use wood and twigs when… when the spell is for protection or binding, for hardiness.

Burn herbs (recaning/incense) when… you wish to cleanse or banish, or invoke an atmosphere - that being, for divination using herbs that are said to open up your perceptions, when banishing, burning acrid or pungent herbs.

Use oil infusions when… you wish to anoint something, when you wish to mark something permanently.

Use floral waters (rose water etc) when… dealing with spirits and gods, for glamour as it has a long history of being used to beautify.

Crystals:

Use metals (haematite, copper, ores etc..) when… you work in protection, when you do energy work due to the conductive properties of metal.

Use shell, pearl, coral and such when… you work in sea magic, when you work within emotional magic due to the element of water.

Use points when… you wish to direct magic to a target.

Use tumble stones when… you wish the magic to be gentle or manifest at a certain place on the body on a target.

Use geodes when… you work in protection, when you work with glamour aimed to obscure and hide.

Knot magic:

Use cotton when… it is convenient.

Use silk when… doing spells that benefit the target.

Use ribbons when… love spells and wealth spells, as well as confidence and beauty spells. Spells to ensure victory.

Use rope when… doing spells that aim to hurt or weaken the target, binding especially.

Poppets:

Use cloth when… the spell aims to benefit who the poppet represents, use particular care when sewing or cutting, choose colours that are appropriate to them.

Use wax when… you wish to manipulate the target.

Use clay when… wish to create fetches or servitors, when you wish to create permanency.

Use twigs when… you wish to bury or throw the poppet out, when you want the poppet to be easily destroyed by breaking or setting on fire.

Sigils:

Use an alphabet grid or circle when… you wish the sigil to be more random and less attached to you.

Combine the shapes of letters from a sentence… when your sigil is very specific and a short term goal.

A ring guide for you, lovelies <3

Hello!! I am so sorry for not being active for a whole century.

I’m finally on break now so I’ll be more active^^

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This little guide is very useful not only for kitchen witches 🍃

I use this every day. Not only in potions but in everyday life as well.

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Anxiety Bag 🌙

☆Most of you wanted an anxiety jar so here it is. I will be doing more so your requests will be fulfilled. I couldn’t find a jar but that’s not a problem at all, instead we will make an anxiety bag.

☆ Sometimes we can all feel anxious while performing or saying a speech in front of the class. I definitely experienced that and this bag always helped me feel better. So here is how to do it.

You need: 🌼 Chamomile for calmness and peace 🥐 Cinnamon for happiness 🍚 Salt for protection 🌿 Lavender for relaxation 💎 Quartz for stress reduction 🏺 Bag/jar

( 🌰 You can also add acorns, but I couldn’t find any. Acorns help you build up spiritual strength )

☆ Mix all of that up and if you want, add a sigil.

☆ Take the bag with you where ever you go especially to places where you know you’re gonna feel anxious.