seventh house moon

As a rule of thumb, reversals are the key.

A good card in a bad position is read using its reversed meaning. A bad card in a good position? Same thing.

Examples:

The Sun as Obstacle

The Sun upright (happiness) becomes The Sun reversed (unhappiness).

“Unhappiness has become your blindfold. Even when it is right in front of you, you cannot see the gold.”

The Nine of Swords as Solution

The Nine of Swords upright (anxiety) becomes the Nine of Swords reversed (releasing worry).

“The beasts are not real. They live only in your mind. Wake up from your nightmare. Leave them behind.”

Offerings: Leaving gifts or foods you’ve made or cooked shows passion and effort that many deities seem to appreciate.

Divination: Using tarot cards or pendulums or writing or dreaming can be way to interpret deities.

Journals: Whether for yourself or for your deity journals are a good way to review past experiences.

Crafts: Whenever making something by hand the time you spend and efforts you put in the details help make connections.

Exploring: Places you discover might feel closer to those you want to know better.

Hobbies: Gardening, writing, or even cooking can be both offerings and activities you share with your deities.

Sharing: Talking to others about their deities can reignite passion and help you realize your own feelings.

Shrines: Having a specific place to do these activities can help you focus on them.

Prayer: It doesn’t have to be formal or it can be a well known prayer simply reaching out is simple and often rewarding.

Clarifying this is my post, I am the source.

i am now home for the summer and parents have decided i am no longer allowed to burn incense in the house….. not even sage which had become one of my main ways of cleansing my spaces. (which seriously sucks because i just stocked up on everything) so my solution for cleansing my room has become making cleansing sprays they are super simple to make and they work great. ive started making them with other herbs for different effects, i will probably post them in the future. 

You will need-

1 empty spray bottle preferably glass ( i try avoid using plastics)

a heat proof for the boiled water 

Enough boiled water to fill bottle 

½ part Sea Salt

2 parts Rosemary

2 parts Sage

1 part Basil

3 Bay Leaves

a few drops of Lemon juice 

Collect and gather the supplies, and start boiling the water once the water has boiled pour it in a heat proof container or mug. then add the herbs and stir them around while focusing on your intent. let them steep until the water has become cool. once the water has cooled strain out the herbs and add the mixture to your spray bottle. Now Enjoy,  you can use it on yourself or your altar or wherever you like. 

🌌🌠Planetary Tarot Spread ✨🔮

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This spread utilizes the correspondences associated with the planets to give you insight on various aspects of your life. 

Sun - how can I gain self-confidence and courage?

Mercury - how can I expand my mind?

Venus - how can I gain new friendships or romantic relationships?

Earth - how can I provide stability for my life?

Moon - how can I meet my current emotional needs?

Mars - how can I be more passionate about my ambitions?

Jupiter - how can I improve my financial situation?

Saturn - how can I be more disciplined?

Uranus - what are the boundaries in my life in which I need to free myself from?

Neptune - how can I show compassion towards others?

Pluto - in what areas do I need to transform myself?

1. The most important clues may be in the background! 

In the Rider Waite Smith deck, many cards show a figure with a number of significant items behind his or her back. What happens behind one’s back is, for oneself, something unseen, shadowy, something to which one has no conscious access. This could point to the idea that the figure in the foreground is unaware of the nature or scope of their issues. You can’t grasp what you cannot see, and that can reveal a lot about the nature of the card’s meaning.

2. The color of the sky reveals a lot!

Again referencing the Rider Waite Smith deck, the color of the sky on a given card often leads to a simple but important clue for its interpretation.

3. Pay close attention to proportions!

In the image of the Four of Wands, the figures are depicted much smaller than is the case in other images; they fall short. Or perhaps they are of normal height and are painted so small in order to emphasize the comparatively huge size of the wands. This sort of thing can be found in many other cards. 

4. Court cards represent developed personalities or facets of oneself!

The Queen: impulsive, an initiator, an investigator (water type)

The King: thorough, intensive, consolidating (fire type)

The Knight: magnifying, expanding, a drawer of consequences (air type)

The Page: makes something tangible out of or with the element in question (earth type)

4. Pay attention to numbers!

Numerology can play a big role in your interpretations of the cards, especially in the Minor Arcana:

Ones (Aces): Something new with vast potential is indicated when you have many aces in your readings. They are pure energy without form - and it depends on you to shape it and bring the opportunities that they represent into fruition. Because they are raw, they are also unstable, and can very quickly overwhelm if not taking care.

Twos: Coming together in pairs is the theme of the twos, and all the complexities that this union represents. We leave the individuality of the ones, and the twos are a taste of union. 

Threes: Group dynamics rule the threes in the tarot, and they depict different outcomes that can occur when a group comes together - whether they are groups of individuals, or groups of ideas. Because it is also symbolically thought of as completion (the first polygon, the holy trinity, etc) it also indicates an initial completion of a first phase of some sort.

Fours: The fours usually indicate that some foundation has been created and is ready to grow and evolve. To grow and evolve is the key here, because though the foundation is created, there is some disappointment indicated sometimes because things may not have progressed entirely as hoped for - thus, the fours are also the universe’s way of pushing us to grow and move forward.

Fives: Change, fluctuations and conflict are represented by the fives. After the fours, the fives are amplifications of that same energy. When that energy explodes, the fives ask us to look within ourselves for a deeper reason of why to progress. To move forward and beyond these instabilities, we have to push forward.

Sixes: While the fives represent conflict, the sixes represent the movement away from that conflict into a solution, whether they are internal or external, whether that means reconciliation or letting go. They are the cards of overcoming suffering, light after the dark.

Sevens: When seeing many sevens in a reading it usually indicates that it is a time to step back and introspect. The sevens ask us to assess, and reevaluate whether the path that you are taking is what is best for you. Sometimes this is a lonely pursuit, but this period is needed to go forward with your authentic desires.

Eights: A completion of a second phase is indicated with the eights, and usually corresponds to some sort of achievement, whether in the worldly sense, or in an emotional sense. Growth either way is indicated here, and sometimes it can take place in a form where we least expected it.

Nines: Nearing completion is indicated by the nines, and this can take the form of entering a plateau of some sort. What looks like the finish line, may actually be just a transitory stage. While the feeling of completion is here, it is usually just a pause before the final part of the cycle comes.

Let’s just start a series of crash courses in witchcraft, since sometimes we need to learn things the quick and dirty way. Today, let’s talk about wards.

What are wards? Wards are protective energy barriers. They keep things out. You can place them around your home, certain rooms, even on certain objects. With practice and clear intentions, you can focus the wards to block out everything or only certain things. We’ll get to that in a bit.

Why should I ward my space and my things? Wards can keep out all sorts of things you don’t want in your home. They can block out negative entities, wayward spirits, mischievous entities, demons, and (if you’re really good at what you’re doing) even gods. Some people ward their divination tools so they know there are no spirits tampering with the results.

So what do I need to do first? Cleanse. This is very important. Wards are kind of like walls, or perhaps more accurately, bubbles. If you don’t clean the space first, you might trap things inside your ward bubble. You do not want that. There are lots of methods of cleansing, from burning sage to spritzing oil-infused water. Find a method you’re comfortable with and cleanse everything you’re going to be warding.

I’ve cleansed my home/item. Now what? Now we ward. I’m going to give you a couple methods. Let’s start with my favorite, incense warding.

Incense warding can also be done with spritzes of water/essential oil blends or herb-infused water if you can’t have smoke in your space. Whichever you’re using, you want to have a blend of protective herbs. Bay leaves, cinnamon, ginger, mustard seed, and salt are some great options that you can find in the grocery store, no fancy witch shop necessary. If you’re using incense, make sure you’re using natural incense and not super cheap stuff that’s artificially scented. The magic is in the herbs, and you won’t get that from fake scents.

How to Incense/Spritz Ward an Item

Smoke or spray item.

Visualize the smoke or spray clinging to the item and wrapping around it like a tight blanket, protecting it from anything that would cause harm (or interference, etc.).

How to Incense/Spritz Ward Your Space

Pick a place to start. I always start at my altar, but it’s up to you. If you’re doing multiple floors, start either at the top or bottom floor.

Moving continuously to your right, smoke or spray along the walls and door frames. As you go, imagine a barrier being formed around the walls, ceiling, and floor, pushing outwards to fill the room. Visualize the smoke or spray forming the barrier to keep out anything that will do you harm. [If you have a hard time with visualization, you can simply focus on the intent of the smoke or spray keeping things out.]

Keep moving right, following the layout of your home, making sure you get all the closet spaces. You basically want to outline the entire area you’re protecting, whether it’s you’re room or your whole house.

For multiple floors, repeat on each level.

For big layouts where there are rooms in the middle, go around those rooms as well.

I like to reinforce the wards over outside doors, windows, and mirrors. These are all passages of sorts, and when I reach them, I use the incense to draw a pentagram in the air over them. This is entirely up to you.

You’re done when you’ve reached the point where you began.

So why do we go to the right? Is that important? Kind of. Going to the right is like going clockwise. It’s about making things and progression, where going to the left or counter-clockwise is about deconstruction or reversal. [I read this idea in a witchy book a long time ago and will try to find a source when I can. If you honestly don’t feel it makes a difference, do whatever you’re comfortable with.]

Can I place wards that keep out certain things but not others? Sure. When you’re going around your space/warding your item, your intent is what’s important. I like to ward out entities that mean harm - it’s nice and general and doesn’t keep the fae out. Some people might want certain spirits and not others. Have your intentions clear in your mind as you place your wards.

That’s neat and all, but what are some other ways to ward? Let’s list a few.

Symbol/Sigil Wards

Choose (or make) a symbol or sigil that has protective properties. I’ve done this with Pluto’s astrological symbol because I worship him and it’s my way of being like, “Hey, Pluto. Please protect me, kthanxbai.” Pentagrams are nice and basic witchy/pagan symbols if you like them.

Draw the symbol over doors and windows. You do not literally have to draw it. It can be in water, incense smoke, or just your finger against the surface if you want.

As you’re drawing, make sure you have your intentions in mind - that nothing harmful can pass through this door, that the windows remain closed against entities, etc.

Energy Bubbles (if you have control over your energy)

Pick an item - any item.

Get your warding intentions in mind.

Channel lots of energy into the item. Visualize it emanating from the item in a bubble to fill your space.

If you’ve got mad skillz, you can form the bubble to the walls and be super exact with where its barriers are.

Vocal Wards

If you like spoken (or thought) spells, come up with a small chant to protect your space.

You can repeat this chant as you focus on your item being protected or as you walk around your home, protecting every room.

This is really great to incorporate into basically any other form of warding and gives your magic an extra bit of oomph.

I’ve heard wards can “fade” over time. True or false? Wards are just energy. Like all energies, they can disperse and weaken over time, or if something particularly nasty puts effort into destroying them. Redo your wards every so often (I do mine every few months, but it’s up to you), and especially before spiritual interactions. I also like to do mine after I’ve had lots of company, to kind of clear out family’s lingering energies and reinforce what I don’t want in my house.

Background Info:

Cord cutting rituals are conducted typically at the end of a relationship, whether that be platonic or romantic in nature. The whole concept of cord cutting rituals stems from the idea that one needs to cut their etheric ties to someone or something. Doreen Virtue, a former spiritualist who has now since converted, says that etheric cords “act like hoses, with energy directed back and forth between both people.”

Etheric cords have the potential to transmit energy and communication between two people, but sometimes this cord becomes unhealthy. In my own personal experience, cords that are unhealthy often result in an obsession with that person, a fear that you’re being manipulated, and in some cases the knowledge that you’re being gaslit even if the relationship itself has ended.

The purpose of cord cutting rituals is cutting those unhealthy energetic ties to someone or something (like an addiction!). A cord cutting ritual will allow you to move on to better things and leave that unhealthy tie in your past.

Cord Cutting Ritual

Supplies: -Incense (optional) -Candle -A picture of yourself and the thing you are cutting cords to (if you don’t have a photo, the names written on a piece of paper works well) -Scissors -A cord (can be yarn, thread, rope, etc.)

The way I conduct cord cutting rituals are a bit different than most sources I’ve seen. One of the dangers of a cord cutting ritual I want to urge you to be aware of is that if you do not remove the cord from you, that cord can reappear. While cord cutting can entirely be symbolic (i.e. making the motion of cutting a cord as opposed to cutting a literal cord), I prefer the method of doing it literally as well.

Since this is a ritual, I encourage you to cast a circle so there is no unwanted energy that seeps in or out. If you prefer not to cast a circle, however, that is absolutely fine. Just make sure that your space is protected so the energy raised doesn’t spill out or any unwanted energy seeps in.

If you’d like to pray to your ancestors, speak with any of your guides or deities or entities you work with, do so now. I like to ask them to enter my space and be with me as I do my work.

Dress your candle if you so choose. Your candle will represent the healing energy for after your cord cutting. You can use herbs or oils (be sure to use carrier oils if you’re using essential oil blends!) or carve sigils/runes/symbols into the candle! Do it however you like.

Light your candle and as it burns, feel the healing energy of the candle wash over you.

Take your pictures or your names written on a piece of paper and then your “cord” and attach the cord between the photo or the pieces of paper.

Take your scissors or knife or whatever you’ll be cutting the cord with. As you cut the cord, visualize the tie between you and the object being cut, severing those ties. Once you’re ready, untie the cords attached to your end and visualize those cords being dug out of your energetic self so that nothing remains.

***Please note that some flowers are extremely poisonous (even fatal) under certain conditions. Please conduct thorough research and use caution while handling!***

African Daisy - divine enlightenment, energy, healing, psychic powers, protection

African Violet - spirituality, protection, healing

Alyssum - comfort, gentleness, grounding, healing, immunity, peace, staying true to oneself

Apple Blossom - love, fidelity, fertility, marriage, beauty, vanity, wisdom the soul, afterlife, eternity

Azalea - happiness, gaiety, first love, light spirits

Baby Blue Eyes - freedom from past hurt, gentleness, healing the inner child, letting go, relationship healing, trust

Baby’s Breath - purity, love, modesty, beauty, attracts fairies

Begonia - balance, psychic powers

Bird of Paradise - intuition, insight, protection

Black-Eyed Susan - cleansing, releasing, grounding, connecting with the deceased

Bleeding Heart - love, healing, emotional availability

Bluebell - luck, truth, friendship

Buttercup - self-worth, divination, energy, innocence, prosperity, youth

Calla Lily - divine connection, peace, sleep, soothing grief, innocence

Camellia - authenticity, decision making, energy, friendship, confidence, receptivity, prosperity

Carnation - protection, strength, healing, enhances magical powers, and achieves balance

Chamomile - love, healing, reduces stress

Cherry Blossom - divine love, forgiveness, gentleness, innocence, romance

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

Clover - fidelity, protection, love, money, success, animal protection

Daffodil - love, luck, fertility, harmony, tranquility, peace of mind

Dahlia - elegance, dreams, dignity, eternity, spiritual evolution

Daisy - love, luck, innocence

Dandelion - animal protection, divination, happiness, healing, wishes

Dianthus - love, healing, strength

Evening Primrose - love, desirability, attracts fairies

Forget-Me-Not - clarity, focus, health, love, memory, organization, efficiency, perspective, success

Foxglove - protection, vision, immortality

Freesia - clarity, courage to make changes, healing depression, self-love, transmutation

Gardenia - peace, protection, love, friendship

Geranium - overcomes negative thoughts, protection, happiness

Heather - protection, luck, immortality, memory

Hibiscus - love, lust, divination, dreams, freedom, independence

Hollyhock - memory, healing from the past, remembering past lives, confidence

Honeysuckle - money, success, quick abundance, persuasiveness, confidence, intuition

Hyacinth - peace, dreams, love, luck, abundance, charm, influence

Hydrangea - hex-breaking, love, fidelity, binding

Iris - wisdom, creativity, intuition, purification

Jasmine - divination, innovation, attraction, dreams

Larkspur - protection, health

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

Lilac - wisdom, memory, good luck, spiritual aid

Lily- fertility, renewal, rebirth, marriage, happiness, prosperity

Lily of the Nile - authority, confidence, elegance, excellence, intelligence, intuition

Lily of the Valley - soothing, calming, peace, happiness, mental powers

Lotus - love, protection, psychic opening, spiritual growth

Magnolia - fidelity, independence, wonderment

Marigold - respect, admiration, luck

Morning Glory - binding, banishing, attraction

Orange Blossom - prosperity, stability, harmony, peace, love

Orchid - concentration, memory, focus, willpower

Pansy - love, relationships, rain magic

Passion Flower - friendship, prosperity, attraction, strengthen libido

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

Petunia - beauty, joy, domestic bliss, inspiration, new perspective

Periwinkle - love in marriage, mental powers, money, restore memory

Poppy - fertility, prosperity, love, abundance

Primrose - disclosure of secrets, revelation, resolution

Rose - divine love, self-love, friendship, healing, domestic happiness, lasting relationships  

Safflower - aphrodisiac, love, healing, happiness, lust, strength, psychic awareness, wind magic

Senna - love, lust, diplomacy, faithfulness

Snapdragon - protection, exorcism, purification

Strawflower - luck, longevity, protection

Sunflower - energy, protection, power, wisdom, wishes

Sweetpea - irresistibility, femininity, personal power

Tulip - love, desire, happiness, beauty, prosperity

Violet - calms nerves, stimulates creativity, peace, tranquility, protection from all evil, night magic

Water Lily - creativity, healing, purification

Wisteria - raises vibrations, promotes psychic opening, overcomes obstacles, prosperity

Yarrow Flower - healing, divination, love, marriage, courage, confidence

Ylang Ylang - sexual attraction, persuasiveness, peace, love, reduces anxiety and depression, fairy magic

LILIES (Lilum) are flowering plants that are known to grow mostly in the northern hemisphere. They carry gravitas in numerous cultures and in literature, and their colours are known to carry meanings varying from love to death.

✧ LILY VARIETIES:

AFRICAN QUEEN (Lilum ‘African Queen [trumpet lily]).

ALTARI (Lilum ‘Altari’ [orienpet lily]).

ANASTASIA (Lilium ‘Anastasia’ [orienpet lily]).

ARABIAN KNIGHT (Lilium ‘Arabian Knight’ [martagon lily]).

BELLADONNA (Lilium ‘Belladonna’ [orienpet lily]).

BLACK BEAUTY (Lilium ‘Black Beauty’ (orienpet lily]).

BLACK OUT (Lilium ‘Black Out’ [asiatic lily]).

BLACK SPIDER (Lilium ‘Black Spider’ [asiatic lily]).

BRINDISI (Lilium ‘Brindisi’ [longiflorum-asiatic lily]).

BRUNELLO (Lilium ‘Brunello’ [asiatic lily]).

CASA BLANCA (Lilium ‘Casa Blanca’ [oriental lily]).

CITRONELLA (Lilium ‘Citronella’ [asiatic lily]).

CLAUDE SHRIDE (Lilium ‘Claude Shride’ [martagon lily]).

DIZZY (Lilium ‘Dizzy’ [oriental lily]).

DOT COM (Lilium ‘Dot Com’ [asiatic lily]).

ENTERTAINER (Lilium ‘Entertainer’ [oriental lily]).

FIRE KING (Lilium ‘Fire King’ [asiatic lily]).

FLASHPOINT (Lilium ‘Flashpoint’ [orienpet lily]).

GLUHWEIN (Lilium ‘Gluhwein’ [orienpet lily].)

GOLDEN SPLENDOR (Lilium ‘Golden Splendor’ [trumpet lily]).

GRAN PARADISO (Lilium ‘Gran Paradiso’ [asiatic lily]).

GRAN CRU (Lilium ‘Gran Cru’ [asiatic lily]).

KING PETE (Lilium ‘King Pete’ [asiatic lily]).

LADY ALICE (Lilium ‘Lady Alice’).

MANITOBA MORNING (Lilium ‘Manitoba Morning’ [martagon lily]).

MONTE NEGRO (Lilium ‘Monte Negro’ [asiatic lily]).

MRS. R.O BLACKHOUSE (Lilium ‘Mrs. R.O. Blackhouse’ [martagon lily]).

MUSCADET (Lilium ‘Muscadet’ [oriental lily]).

NYMPH (Lilium ‘Nymph’ [orienpet lily]).

PATRICIA’S PRIDE (Lilium ‘Patricia’s Pride’ [asiatic lily]).

PINK HEAVEN (Lilium ‘Pink Heaven’ [longiflorum oriental hybrid]).

PINK MORNING (Lilium ‘Pink Morning’ [martagon  lily]).

PINK PERFECTION (Lilium ‘Pink Perfection’ -trumpet lily]).

POLLYANNA (Lilium ‘Pollyanna’ [asiatic lily]).

PUSH OFF (Lilium ‘Push Off’ [asiatic lily]).

REGALE (Lilium ‘Regale’ [trumpet lily]).

ROBERT SWANSON (Lilium ‘Robert Swanson’ [orienpet lily]).

ROSELLA’S DREAM (Lilium ‘Rosella’s Dream’ [asiatic lily]).

SALMON TWINKLE (Lilium ‘Salmon Twinkle’ [asiatic lily]).

SCARLET MORNING (Lilium ‘Scarlet Morning’ [martagon lily].

SCHEHERAZADE (Lilium ‘Scheherazade’ [orienpet lily]).

SILK ROAD/FRISO (Lilium ‘Silk Road’ [orienpet lily]).

SOUVENIR (Lilium ‘Souvenir’ [oriental lily]).

STAR GAZER (Lilium ‘Star Gazer’ [oriental lily]).

STARFIGHTER (Lilium ‘Starfighter’ [oriental lily]).

STARLIGHT EXPRESS (Lilium ‘Starlight Express’ [oriental lily]).

SUMATRA (Lilium ‘Sumatra’ [oriental lily]).

SUNNY MORNING (Lilium ‘Sunny Morning’ [martagon lily]).

TERRACE CITY (Lilium ‘Terrace City’ [martagon lily]).

TINY TODD (Lilium ‘Tiny Todd’ [asiatic lily]).

TOM POUCE (Lilium ‘Tom Pouce’ [oriental lily]).

GOLDEN-RAYED LILY (Lilium auratum).

ORANGE LILY (Lilium bulbiferum var. croceum).

MADONNA LILY (Lilium candidum).

HENRY’S LILY (Lilium Henryi).

DOUBLE TIGER LILY (Lilium lancifolium ‘Flore Pleno).

TIGER LILY (Lilium lancifolium ‘Splendens’).

TIGER LILY (Lilium lancifolium).

TIGER LILIES (Lilium tigrinum),

LEICHTLIN’S LILY (Lilium leichtlinii).

EASTER LILY (Lilium longiflorum ‘white american’).

EASTER LILY (Lilium longiflorum ‘white heaven’).

MARTAGON LILY (Lilium martagon ‘Album’).

LILY (Lilium pumilum).

LILY (Lilium speciosum var. rubrum).

LILY (Lilium superbum),

TRUMPET LILY (Lilium regale ‘Album’).

✧ MAGIC[K]AL USES FOR LILIES:

Before you use Lilies in your craft, please note that they are toxic to cats and some may cause irritation if they are touched by you. These types are identified as Calla Lilies, Belladonna Lilies, and Lily of the Valley. 

Lilies are closely tied to and associated with the Moon, water, and emotions.

Use them in magic[k]s for protection; they can be used to repel baneful magic[k], negative energies, spirits/entities, and influences. Simply planting them in your garden will protect your property and those within it from the aforementioned. 

Use in magic[k]s to repel love or, conversely, to grow and attract love.

Use in magic[k]s to bring strength, peace, and harmony.

Use in magic[k]s pertaining to deities and divinity.

Butterfly Effect Tarot ($35)

Crystal Unicorn Tarot ($49)

Considerate Cat Tarot ($55)

Cosmos Tarot & Oracle Deck ($35)

Dreamland Tarot Deck ($33)

Eight Coins Tattoo Tarot ($20)

Ethereal Visions: Illuminated Tarot by Matt Hughes ($15)

Forest Creatures Tarot ($38)

Hardy Tarot Deck ($50)

Ghosts & Spirits Tarot ($21)

Golden Delicacies Tarot ($40)

Golden Thread Tarot ($45)

Kawaii Tarot ($13)

Lisa Frank Inspired 90s Deck ($50)

Luminous Spirit Deck ($45)

Mesquite Tarot Set ($44)

Mermaid Tarot ($22)

Mermaid Tarot Gold Edition ($45)

Mini Tarot Deck ($25)

Minimalist Tarot Deck ($36)

Moon flower deck ($40)

Mystic Monday’s Tarot ($20)

Mystical Cats Tarot ($18)

Neon Moon Tarot Deck ($40)

Ophidia Rosa Tarot ($48)

Paulina Tarot ($27)

Pagan Cats Tarot ($20)

Prisma Visions Tarot ($45)

Rainbow Travellers Tarot ($42)

Revelations Tarot ($20)

Sawyers Path Tarot ($45)

Seventh Sphere Lenormand Deck ($38)

Shadowscapes Tarot ($23)

She Wolfe Tarot ($65)

Spirit song Tarot by Paulina Cassidy ($16)

Starman Tarot Kit ($16)

Skullgarden Divination Deck Trilogy ($75)

Tarot Fauna ($30)

Tarot of Plants ($40)

Tarot in Wonderland ($25)

The Alice Tarot ($115)

The Antique Anatomy Tarot ($27)

The Crystal Power Tarot by Jayne Wallace ($19)

The Constellation Tarot ($38)

The Dark Exact Tarot ($40)

The Fae & the Ferns ($45)

The Fountain Tarot ($27)

The Fox Tarot ($38)

The Guided Hand Tarot ($45)

The Good Tarot ($15)

The Linestrider Tarot ($20)

The Lumina Tarot ($70)

The Luna Sol Tarot ($25)

The Moon Deck ($44)

The Moonchild Tarot ($65)

The Starchild Tarot ($65)

The Starty Cauldron Deck ($46)

The Textured Tarot ($52)

The Wildwood Tarot ($17)

The Wild Unknown Tarot ($30)

The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit ($30)

The Wooden Tarot Deck ($40)

The Victorian Fairy Tarot ($29)

Wanderers Tarot ($45)

Wild moon Tarot & Affirmation Deck ($50)

So, not all of us are able to be open with our practice, and others of us just flat out don’t have money to dole out to buy supplies. That being said, here are some low-cost or straight up free supplies! **Note: Some of these involve my personal associations.**

Tiny glass bowls: You can literally find this at the dollar store and use them as offering bowls!

Twigs: You can use these to make wreaths, wands, holders for things, etc., and you can also use them in spells that involve banishment, separation, etc.!

Grass: Represents interconnection

Old mason jars: Storage for your herbs, crystals, etc.

Tea light candles: You can find these pretty much anywhere, and they come in bulk for cheap!

Kitchen herbs: You don’t have to go all out and by the tall containers of these; you can just go to the grocery store and buy a set of the small ones! 

Air-dry Clay: Crayola sells this for cheap, and you can use this to make lots of things! Amulet coins, tiny bowls, figures, and more!

Old T-Shirts’s fabric: You can recycle old t-shirts and use them to make poppets or herb sachets!

Ribbon, twine, the likes: These can be used in wand-decoration, knotting spells, as sachet string, and literally anything else.

Tea Leaves: Teas are so varied with so many different properties, there’s pretty much infinite value here.

Seeds: Sunflower and pumpkin seeds are easy to find (because they’re snacks), and these have their own properties themselves!

a letter to my future lover | a spell to help find romantic relationships

what you’ll need:

a key that doesn’t unlock anything or one you don’t use (think key pendants from craft stores or jewelry box keys), for opening doors to opportunities

pink or red ribbon, for love and binding

a pink candle

a small envelope that is either self sealing or have tape on hand

a positive affirmation about being open to opportunities and new relationships

good times to perform this spell:

during a waxing or full moon

or on a friday

what to do:

focus on attracting love, and the qualities of the person you’d like to attract

light the candle

while tying the ribbon around the key, say your affirmation 3 times

place the key inside the envelope

seal the envelope and “seal” it again with wax from the candle, careful not to burn yourself. don’t rely on the candle wax sealing the envelope itself; sealing wax and candle wax are very different.