excessively average

White tea: 63°C - 70°C

Yellow tea: 70°C - 75°C

Green tea: 75°C - 80°C

Oolong tea: 80°C - 85°C

Black tea: 99.9°C

Rock/Alternative:

Anything by Kaizers Orchestra but Hjerteknuser is always a fave. Begravelsespolka is also awesome

Et Vakkert Liv - OnklP & De Fjerne Slektninger

Splitter Pine - Dumdum Boys

Glemte Minner - deLillos

Midnatt - Oslo Ess

Harry - CC Cowboys

Sjå Attende - Gåte

Det Sorte Karneval - Janove

Pop, Electronic & House

En Annen Deg - No.4

Jeg Vil Heller Ha Deg - Morgan Sulele

Norske Jenter - Katastrofe

Neste Sommer - TIX

Bli Hos Meg - Dina

Afterski - Broiler

Elektrisk - Marcus & Martinus

Acoustic-y Singer-Songwriter-y Stuff

Marlene - Janove (there’s an upbeat version of this song too which is a total bop)

Æ Ror Aleina - Tonje Unstad

Drøm - Ingeborg Oktober

Tir N’a Noir - Vamp

Folk

Ravn - Martine Kraft

Margit Hjukse - Arve Moen Bergset

Helvegen - Wardruna

Huldra - Hanne Tveter

Midnattsol På Svalbard - Liv Mari Schnei

You express your own divinity by being alive and by loving yourself and others.

🔮Path Ahead Spread🔮

1. Preparations

2. Where I want to be

3. How to get there

4. What’s in store?

5. Driving force

a ritual for fresh starts, to remove old energies, and invite new ones in

⏳  to be done at the end of the year, midnights, or the end of each month

⏳  gather: a white candle, salt, two pages, and a fire-safe surface

⏳  write about, or in a sigil, represent the aspects you want to shake off

⏳  on the second page, write the things you wish to usher in.

⏳  place the positive one under the candle, and draw a circle of salt around the candle. burn the negative note.

⏳  if you plan to repeat the ritual, use the back of the positive note to collect the negativities for when you burn it later.

•your anxiety has made it difficult for you to voice your opinion

•your anxiety has made it difficult to dress the way you want

•your anxiety has made it difficult to ask for help

•your anxiety has made you constantly worry if you are being annoying and wonder if your friends and family are valid relationships or if they just put up with you because they have to

you can’t stop me loving myself tarot spread

bts’ idol inspired tarot spread

how you see your current self

current problems with yourself

your lovable traits

I’m sorry to hear that happened. I know it can be rough. :(

[‘Anti-Curse’ Breakup Healing Spell]

[Broken Heart Bath]

[Broken Hearted Jar]

[Charm to Ease a Broken Heart]

[Fill in the Cracks with Gold - A Remedy for Heartbreak]

[Forgetting That Ex Spell]

[To Heal a Broken Heart]

[Heal Thy Heart Powder]

[Healing a Broken Heart Spell]

[Healing Heart Spell]

[Healing Hearts Spell]

[Healing Teas: Broken Heart]

[Mend a Broken Heart Spell]

[Mend the Heart Spell] (cw: gif)

[Paper Charm to Heal a Heart]

[Positive Send Off Spell]

[Sage Drops Spell] (for overcoming grief, but it still suits)

[Selkie Spell to Heal Heartbreak]

[Shake Out Your Devils - To Remove Burdens of the Heart]

[A Simple Spell to Help Heal the Heart]

[Spell for Emotional Healing and Moving Forward]

[Spell to Heal a Broken Heart]

[Spell to Let Go / Heal]

[Throw Away the Key - A Spell to Banish Grief]

[“Without You” Spell for the Broken-Hearted]

[Words of Love] (a spell to deal with an ending of a relationship, either of love or friendship)

I would also recommend trying some [spells for self love] too - because you are worthy of love, and loving yourself can help you realize that.

Hey there! I know quite a few, given my ex and I broke up at the end of June after 7 years, so I had a few saved from back then. Since it sounds like you are already going to break up, and are looking just to ease it and make it easier and help with healing on both ends, I will start with those first. I may include some general break-up spells at the end too.

A Simple Spell  to Help Heal the Heart

A Venus Ritual for Moving on from a Broken Heart

Anti-Curse Break Up Healing Spell

Blue - A Spell to Regain Confidence after Ending a Relationship

Broken Heart Bath

Broken Heart Healing Tea

Broken Hearted Jar

Charm To Ease a Broken Heart

Clean Break Spell

Fill The Cracks with Gold - A Remedy for Heartbreak

Forgetting that Ex Spell

Fuck You I Am a Goddamn Witch and Don’t Have to Tolerate This Bullshit

Heal Thy Heart Powder

Healing a Broken Heart Spell

Healing Heart Spell

Healing Hearts Spell

“I am able to move on” Sigil

“I heal quickly from the pain of break ups” Sigil 1

“I heal quickly from the pain of break ups” Sigil 2

“I move on from unsuccessful relationships with ease” Sigil 1

“I move on from unsuccessful relationships with ease” Sigil 2 

“I move on from unsuccessful relationships with ease” Sigil 3

“Know Who You Are” Spell Jar

Love Banishing Spell

Mend a Broken Heart Spell

Mend The Heart Spell

“Now Its Gone” Spell

Paper Charm to Heal Another’s Heart

Positive Send Off Spell

Selkie Spell to Heal Heartbreak

Shake Out Your Devils - To Remove Burdens of the Heart

Spell for a “Clean Break”

Spell for Emotional Healing and Moving Forward

Spell to Heal a Broken Heart

Spell to Let Go/Heal

Throw Away The Key - A Spell to Banish Grief

To Heal a Broken Heart

Suffering Healing Spell 

War & Roses - Emotional Release

Without You - Spell for the Broken Hearted

Words of Love

General break up spells/moving on spells:

Break it Off

Break Up and Protection Spell

Break Up Spell

Break Up Spell

Get the Balls to Break Up Spell

Severing the Red String of Fate

Spell to Break Up a Couple

Traditional Lemon Break Up Spell

There’s a dozen reasons why I’m excited about Frozen II but Scandinavian folkore is definitely the biggest! There’s been a couple different confusing posts on what nøkk’s actually are so I thought I would clear it up a little bit.♡

The nøkk/nix/nokken/nekker/nøkke is a shapeshifting water spirit mentioned throughout Germanic and Scandinavian mythology and folklore, who often appear in the form of other animals - typically horses. While the tales share many similarities, I am going to focus specifically on the Scandinavian nøkk(näcken or näkki). There are many different names and stories of water spirits in Scandinavian folklore, so a few others will be brought up in reference and comparison! **Please note, most folklore is often based on oral traditions and tales so references will only go back so far.**

The Scandinavian nøkk are told to be male water spirits who play enchanting songs on the violin, often times luring women and children(sometimes men) to drown in lakes or streams. He is also a known shapeshifter, usually changing into a horse or man in order to lure his victims to him. 

However, not all of them are necessarily malevolent; a heafty portion of stories indicate at the very least that nøkk were entirely harmless to their audience. Stories also exist where the Fossegrim(water spirit, “Grim”) have agreed to live with a human who had fallen in love with him, but many of these stories ended with the nøkk returning to his home, usually a nearby waterfall or brook. Fossegrim, much like nøkk, are described as an exceptionally talented fiddler: the sounds of earth, wind and water are said to play over his fiddle strings. They can be bribed into teaching the skill. The Swedish Strömkarlen(Fossegrim) is said to have eleven variations! The eleventh one being reserved for the night spirits because when it is played, “tables and benches, cup and can, gray-beards and grandmothers, blind and lame, even babes in the cradle will begin to dance”. The stories go, that he is willing to teach his skills in exchange for a food offering made on a Thorsday evening and in private. You could bring him either; “a white he-goat thrown with head turned away into a waterfall that flows northwards,” :or smoked mutton(fenalår) stolen from the neighbor’s storage(or your local Walmart lol) four Thorsdays in a row. But if there is not enough meat on the bone, he will only teach you how to tune the fiddle. If the offering is satisfactory, he will take the your right hand and draw your fingers along the strings until they all bleed, after which you will be able to play so well that “the trees shall dance and torrents in their fall stand still”.

There isn’t a set description to how the nøkk looks, due to one of his primary attributes being shapeshifting. Perhaps he does not have any true shape! He could show himself as a man playing the violin in brooks or waterfalls(though in modern times he is often imaged as fair and naked, in folklore he was more frequently described as wearing elegant clothing) but he could also appear to be treasure, various floating objects, or as an animal—most commonly in the form of a “brook horse”. The modern Scandinavian names(nixe/nikker/nøkke/etc) are derived from Old Norse nykr, meaning “river horse”. Thus, it is likely that the figure and tales of the brook horse preceded the personification of the nøkk(and it’s derivatives) as the “man in the rapids”.