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Captain John Bennett and his crew were stunned when they dragged onto their fishing boat a creature with tentacles like fire hoses and eyes like dinner plates, while fishing in Antarctica’s remote Ross Sea. It was an enormous 350 kg (770 pound) squid which they had hauled up from one mile below the surface. Could this have been the creature that inspired tales of the legendary Kraken, rumoured to devour men and crush ships?
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🔔 BELLS IN WITCHCRAFT 🔔
Bells might just be the earliest form of superstitious practise that I remember. My baba attached three sakura-patterned suzu bells on my schoolbag as a kid, purportedly for good luck and protection from evil spirits – and Japan is far from the only place to have associated bells and bellringing with mystic practise. They’ve been used worldwide to ward off evil and carry messages – and in a more metaphysical sense, sound is the movement of energy through substance. Sounds have the potential to work powerful magic.
Here are some of the ways I’ve found utilising bells to be helpful to my craft. While I’m more likely to use traditional suzu type bells, your own background, path and culture will likely have its own types of bells – and as ever, bells can be ornate antiques or they can be a bottle cap in a tin can, as long as they’re used with intent.
GETTING STARTED
🔔 As with so much of the craft, if you’re new to the witching bell, it’s a matter of exploration and experimentation. Get a “feel” for what works for you and the specific bell you’re using.
🔔 It’s good practise to ensure that the bell itself is cleansed, warded and protected – you don’t want anything nasty tapping into that power. All witching tools can do as much harm as good, intentional or accidental.
🔔 A good way to begin incorporating bells into your craft is infuse them into any typical ritual that you’re comfortable with, or even just a prayer or moment of contemplation at your altar if you have one.
🔔 Give the bell a soft ring while focusing on the energy it’ll ripple and move, try to track the movements it creates and what it touches. The tone it’s sending out. The most primal and versatile use of the bell – and what many of the below come down to – is simply another manner of physically channelling energy, giving it shape and direction.
PROTECTION
🔔 “Passive” bells such as windchimes or small bells attached to belongings you don’t want disturbed are a starting point. They will scare off some forms of spirit all by themselves, especially if appropriately blessed, charmed or enchanted. Or cursed.
🔔 Gently tolling can draw energy into a ward or circle you are forming and enforce its protective properties, or for a simple cleanse, letting the sound travel to every corner of the area you are protecting. It’s a little more “cutting” than a smoke or incense cleansing, which I view as more “gentle” forms of cleansing. Both have their uses.
🔔 Harder tolling is, in my opinion, one of the most powerful ways in which to enforce a banishing – however, it’s best to you know what you’re doing with the bell before you go bashing it about.
DISCERNMENT
🔔 Bells can have quite the effect on your perception and awareness. Ringing and then stopping, listening to the silence left in its wake, can bring you new perceptions or make things you’d previously missed obvious. Let it attune your mind and senses to something new, whether that’s in your thoughts or something with a little more presence. Visualise travelling with the sound, taking heed of the energies it touches and disturbs. Take note of the echoes – you’ll learn what they mean with experience.
🔔 A set of windchimes can let you know if something is passing through or if there’s some unusual energy afoot – and, yes, it may also just be letting you know that it’s a particularly breezy day, but that’s witchcraft for you.
CONJURING
🔔 This can be as simple as calling good energies to witching tools, spell jars, tarot decks, crystals, altars and shrines, your favourite teddy bar, anything at all.
🔔 With spirit work, it can truly help to magnify your “calling”. This can range from gently bringing your latest offering to the attention of your friendly neighbourhood house spirit – all the way to trying to catch the attention of something more. Be mindful, however. As I said, I consider bells pretty powerful tools and a call that’s too loud is not good spirit work practise for the spirit worker’s own sake. It can really help coax something out of hiding if you’re gentle with it, though.
COMMUNING
🔔 Some use bells to mark the beginning and end of a ritual, and I’ve read that in Wiccan practise an altar bell can be used to invoke the Goddess, although as a non-Wiccan, I’ll welcome corrections on that if I’m wrong.
🔔 In my experience, very simple forms of communication via bell work a lot better than anything too complex – “come here” and “stay away” have already been covered, and other than that they can serve as greetings or signals of a start or end of some practise or ritual, the opening or closing of a door, etc.
🔔 They can also serve as a warning or a litmus test regarding spirits, a signalling of your presence and awareness, lack of fear, or willingness to defend – but be prepared to deal with whatever responses these garner.
BINDING
🔔 Bindings are where you most often see that famous (clockwise) circular motion of the bell, embodying the meaning of the spell. This can be a simple binding to seal a spell or charm or enchantment, or a spirit-binding.
🔔 Personally, spirit-binding is something I do as little as possible simply due to my beliefs holding the autonomy of spirits in very high regard. However, sometimes situations arise that call for it, and I’m aware that not all bindings are unwilling. Far from it – and some spirits are dangerous when unbound.
🔔 As an animist (believing that all things, including inanimate objects, contain a spirit of their own), I consider gently nudging a spirit back into its physical form a sort of semi-binding, and that can be useful.
I’ll leave you all with a note that I am an urban apartment-dwelling witch through and through, so I understand that we can’t all be jangling away at all hours. I myself have a glass windchime in my front window that makes a distinct but muted sound when disturbed by passers-through, and highly recommend wooden ones also. I also only use my small and relatively quiet suzu bell for my crafting – one given to me by my baba herself.
Feel free to add any of your own findings, and happy tolling.
I personally use bells a lot in my craft. Most often as a way to raise energy, I find the sound really works well for me when calling spirits or opening door and circles. Small gentle bells for opening and calling, large iron bells for banishing and blasting.
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Throughout time, Raven has carried the medicine of magick. It is sacred, in the medicine way, to honor Raven as the bringer of magick. Raven magick is a powerful medicine that can give you the courage to enter the darkness of the void, which is the home of all that is not yet in form.
The void is called the Great Mystery. Great Mystery existed before all other things came into being. Great Spirit lives inside the void and emerged from the Great Mystery. Raven is the messenger of the void.
If Raven appears in your life, you are about to experience a change in consciousness. It would portend a signal brought by Raven that says, “You have earned the right to see and experience a little more of life’s magick.”
Raven’s color is the color of the void. In Native teachings, the color black means many things, but it does not mean evil. Black can mean the seeking of answers, the void, or the road of the spiritual or nonphysical. The blue-black of Raven contains an iridescence that speaks of the magick of darkness.
In American Indian medicine traditions, light comes out of darkness, and black is associated with the Void - the source of all energy, Raven its messenger. That is why it is associated with magick and with fate, for it is a messenger of that which is to come.
Raven heralds the need to make dramatic changes in your attitude and in the way you perceive things. Raven is encouraging you to put some real magick into your life - to expect the unexpected, to prepare for plentitude.
Raven is the courier of the energy-flow that brings about changes and creates new realities. Raven is the Guardian of Ceremonial Magick and Absent Healing. It therefore represents the power that carries the “message” or intention of the ceremony to its destination, and thus brings about its manifestation.
“Lucky Money” Orange Poppy Seed Cupcakes
a recipe for orange poppy seed cupcakes, with ingredients that correspond to good luck, money and abundance.
ingredients:
* ¼ cup poppy seeds (luck, abundance) * ¼ cup milk * 125g butter, softened * 1 cup caster sugar * 1 tbsp orange rind, finely grated (luck, money) * 3 eggs (good luck, prosperity) * 1 cup self-raising flour * ½ cup plain flour * ½ cup almond meal (money, prosperity) * ⅓ cup greek-style yoghurt * ¼ cup orange juice * candied orange peel, to decorate (luck, money) orange frosting: * 250g cream cheese * 125g butter, softened * 3 cups icing sugar * 2 tsp orange rind, finely grated (luck, money) * 2 tbsp orange juice (luck, money)
method:
preheat oven to 160°C (320°F). line a 12-hole muffin tin with cases.
combine the poppy seeds and milk in a small bowl. set aside for 10 min to soak.
use an electric mixer to beat the butter, sugar and orange rind until pale and creamy. add the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. add the combined flour and almond meal. stir to combine.
add the yoghurt, orange juice and poppy seed mixture. stir until just combined. spoon evenly among the prepared pans.
bake for 20 min or until a skewer inserted into the centres comes out clean. set aside for 5 min to cool slightly before turning onto a wire rack to cool completely.
meanwhile, to make the orange frosting, use an electric mixer to beat the cream cheese and butter until pale and creamy. gradually add the icing sugar, orange rind and orange juice, beating well after each addition.
spread icing evenly over each cupcake. top with candied orange peel to decorate.
tips for extra magick:
* the original recipe can be found here. * while making these cupcakes, burn a green candle (money, luck). for extra strength, anoint the candle with a cinnamon or vanilla essential oil before you light it. * keep the eggshells. remove the membrane inside, and leave them out to dry for about week and a half (on the counter, or in the fridge). once dry, grind them up into a powder (you can use a mortar and pestle, food processor, meat hammer, etc). you can use the powder instead of salt when casting circles outside (salt is really bad for grass/dirt), sprinkle some on your plants (the nutrients in the eggshells are really good for them), or use the powder in a jar spell for protection.

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LARIMAR
Larimar supports us in the changes to which we are constantly exposed. It softens, enlightens and supports the healing process of the physical, emotional-mental and spiritual bodies. It is associated with the heavens, the seas and planet earth as seen from space. It combines our mind and thoughts (elements of air energy) with our heart and emotions (elements of water energy), gathering them into a harmonious whole. In addition, Larimar helps us to view events from a different, more positive perspective.
Larimar (dolphin stone, atlantis stone) meaning
Larimar is a relatively new find that occurs one place on earth - on the island of Hispaniola, in the Caribbean Sea. Larimar was originally discovered in 1916 by a Spanish priest who reported the discovery but no mining was done. Then, in 1974, the American Peace Corps Volunteer, Norman Rilling, and the Dominican, Miguel Mendez, rediscovered the stone on beaches of Barahona. It was determined by geologists that larimar is a rare form of blue pectolite.
Named for Mr. Mendez’s daughter “Larissa” and the Spanish word for sea “Mar”, Larimar contains the blue hues he of caribbean sea, with white and gray ‘clouds’. It is a stunning stone.
The available quantity at the mine is unknown, which makes the future supply of Larimar uncertain.
Some believe that larimar is the blue stone with extraordinary healing powers that Edgar Cayce predicted would be discovered in the Caribbean, where he said part of Atlantis could be found.
Healing Properties of Larimar
Larimar awakens feminine power and soothes the emotions: Created by volcanic activity, it balances water and fire energy. Powerful throat chakra stone, assists in expression of emotions, Teaches respect, love and nurturing, Cleanses unhealthy emotional blocks, releases attachments, Excellent for pregnant or new mothers to relieve depression and stress
Chakras: Heart, Third Eye, Throat
Astrological sign: Virgo Zodiac: Scorpio
Energies: Love, Personal power, Healing
Elements: Water Element, Fire Element
☀️Daytime Witch Tea:
Perfect for a day under the sun. Good for cleansing, and happiness positivty, love, and protection. It can transform any fowl mood into happiness and joy. It’s also wonderful for summer magic and is very refreshing on a hot day!
🌼Ingredients:
Chamomile
Lemongrass
Orange peel
Apple
Rosehips
Strawberry
🌅Sunset Relaxation Tea:
A wonderful dessert tea, keeps you refreshed in the evening but allows for a restful sleep. Helps you go down with the sun. Good for love, peace, self love, protection, glamour, and grounding.
☀️Ingredients:
Rooibos
Cocoa nibs
Raspberry
Apricot
Even the Norse Gods thought twice when it came to taking on a woman scorned – well, a giant woman at least. What, somewhat unsatisfactory, solution was found when the giantess (Norse jötunn) Skaði swore vengeance on the Aesir for the death of her father?
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things that are guaranteed to make a witch happy
buttons
flowers
herbs
shiny rocks
keys that go to nothing
tiny replicas of normal sized things
dollar store candles
cool candle holders
too many sticks of cinnamon
L A V E N D E R
teas of all kinds
fabric
tiny bags
pieces of cool rope or thread
fun shaped sticks
smooth rocks
old old old books
pretty latin phrases
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