Although I endeavour to keep this blog mainly professional:
You should always attempt to project your period pains onto the Joker, even if you do not have psychic abilities.

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Although I endeavour to keep this blog mainly professional:
You should always attempt to project your period pains onto the Joker, even if you do not have psychic abilities.

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Hello love. I’m sorry to bother you but I have a question and I was hoping you could help. I’m currently starting to work with Freya however I have a question concerning offerings.
What should I do with them? Like after we offer them something on the altar, what should I do with it? Do we throw it away after a few days? Do we bury it? Do we leave it there? I’m sorry for being ignorant
Hello Anon! Not ignorant at all! I appreciate you asking.
Offerings, and what to do with them after, will vary from deity to deity. Some prefer that you eat them afterwards, some will request you bury it, some request them poured onto the earth, etc. Do some research and when in doubt, ask your deity! My offerings are usually left until spoiled (if they spoil) and then properly disposed. However, I also work with a lot of chthonic deities so that is common for them.
If you don't get a straight answer, when you make the offering, make it clear that you'll only leave it out for a short time before either consuming it yourself, tossing it, etc.
I know for Heathens and Norse practitioners it's common to both consume the offering and not consume it!
Basically, ask your deity what they would prefer and/or just make sure to state your intention clearly when offering!
Hope this helps,
-Corvid
how do you store a ouija board when not in use? should i keep it hidden away or is it okay to leave it on a shelf in a main area?
Hi Anon, I personally do not own a Ouija board so I am a bit unsure if there is a more proper way to store them. I suppose, when it doubt, store it in its original box/container?
-Corvid
Hi what would be a safe gift to give my witch friend, as a non witch? I really want to get them something for their practice (they can finally be open about it!!) But I don't want to give them something that will bring bad energy/ mess with their practice. Do you have any suggestions?
Hello Anon!
Getting your friend a witchy gift is a lovely and thoughtful idea! It would really all depend on their practice and how they go about it. Are they a green witch who enjoys plants? Perhaps gift them one to add to their existing collection. Do they enjoy crystals or herbs? You can always add on to their collection by looking into correspondences and gifting them that way. Is there something they've always wanted: a pretty pendulum, a new set of runes, a new tarot deck? See what kind of information you can get out of them and try not to get duplicates!
Hope this helps friend! - Corvid
Hello, hope you’re having a good day. I was wondering, how do you cleanse a tarot deck? I want to cleanse mine but I don’t know how.
Hello Anon!
Cleansing a Tarot deck is very easy, in my opinion, and there are different methods!
My favorite would happen to be sound cleansing. Take a bell or some dangly charms that make a nice noise and then create that noise around the deck, visualizing that the sound is clearing away the negativity of the deck.
I hope this helps!

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I made the Beltane lemonade today (with only small tweaks because of ingredient availability) and it’s lovely. And now there’s leftover herby syrup in the fridge for another treat!
Hello Anon! I'm so happy you enjoyed my lemonade recipe! Thank you so much for sharing the results.
Let me know if you try it again or make something else.
- Corvid
What do you think of Joyofsatan.org? They claim to follow the Sumerian God Enki-Satan, they’re pro-choice, they follow gay Pagan Gods and they’re the largest Satanist group in the world.
Hello Anon!
I've never heard of them until just now. But I have no issue with those who are Pro-Choice, follow Pagan Gods of those who are Satanists if that's what you're asking.
Hope this helps, - Corvid
Oh my gosh! There’s so many of you now! Thank you all so much, genuinely. I never thought there would be so many of you interested in what I had to say on the topic of witchcraft and herbalism. It really means so much to me, truly.
On that note, I’d like to relay that I’m going to take a few days of a break from posting to rest mentally for a bit. If you have any ideas or topics you’d like me to post about, please let me know! (Reblog, ask/message, whatever method you’d prefer).
Once again, thank you all so much for supporting my small blog!
- Corvid