Sara

how did you discover witchcraft?

how long have you been a witch for?

where did you start in your craft?

how has your craft evolved since then?

what is that one thing that happened that convinced you that magic is real?

what is one area you are completely convinced that is real? what are you more skeptic about?

what celestial object do you feel most connected to?

do you have a favourite crystal? favourite herb?

what is your favourite divination method?

are there any less known areas that you practice?

how open are you about your craft?

do you know any witches in real life?

any areas you wish you were better at?

any areas you have always been interested in but never got around to trying?

any areas you have been interested in and know a lot about but are too scared to try?

do you have a familiar?

do you have a spirit guide?

do you have any spirit companions?

what is your favourite thing about your craft?

what is some advice that you would give baby witches? or your past self when you were just starting out?

post a picture of your favourite page of your grimoire/book of shadows/witchy journal!

how important are tools in your practice?

Emoji Spell for Motivation

May your August be filled with love and growth.

From simple love spells to glamours and hexes, wax seal charms are a powerful and versatile tool for any witch’s arsenal. Small, inconspicuous, and easy to hide, these simple charms are useful for nearly any type of magick.

First, you will need a smooth work surface (I used the bottom of a ceramic bowl). Fold a small envelope from a square of paper. You want the envelope to be the same size as or smaller than the wax seal to ensure complete wax coverage.

Next, write your intent (or draw a sigil) on the inside of the envelope. Keep it simple or write very small.

You can add a small pinch of herbs (or a taglock) if you like, but try not to use too much or the charm won’t flatten and may not seal correctly.

Once you’ve added your herbs, fold the envelope shut. You may need to squish it a little to keep it closed.

Pour your wax over the envelope, making sure to cover any open edges, and place your stamp in the molten wax. Apply light pressure for a few moments and then allow to cool.

Once completely cool, remove your stamp and peel the charm off your work surface.