List of Digital Witchcraft practices

Ludomancy (Game magic)

Using games as a conduit to capture images for spellcraft

Crafting systems to cast spells and charms

Avatars as astral forms

Skill trees as improving powers

In-game altars for the spirits or gods

Capturing in game allies as spirits (Pokemon Go, for example)

VR temples as places of worship

Simulators (Sims 4) as poppets

Audiomancy (Audio magic)

Using playlists as potions

Using binaural beats as meditation music

Audiobooks as audio-bibliomancy/channeling

Devotional playlists for honoring the gods and spirits

Shufflemancy 

Videomancy (Entertainment video magic)

Using Tv shows, movies, cartoons and videos as conduits for channeling powers

Using visual media to perform divination and scrying

Summoning spirits from tv shows (Via incantation)

E-Bibliomancy (Digital book magic)

Summoning characters as spirits

Summoning powers out of books

Using e-books as grimoires

Using e-comics to borrow powers

Social media feeds as bibliomancy 

Wordcraft (Word magic)

Crafting poems as spells

Creating typed out or handwritten digital paper charms

Digital sigils 

Pseudocode Spells

Email spells and enchantments

Automatic writing to commune with spirits

Written Prophecy

Incantations (Spoken Spells)

Grimoires as text documents

Familiar creation as character sketches

Text based astral projection

Digital Divination

Apps for tarot and runes become conduits for tarot and runic magic

ZenView becomes a scrying tool

Imagomancy (Image Magic)

Images as spell ingredients

Trading card images as talismans and charms

Gifs of candles representing actual candles

Tools of a Digital Witch (Basic)

Smartphone: This will serve the digital witch well as all of the stuff above can be done via a smartphone.

Headphones or earbuds: Noise-canceling is preferred, not required.

Charger: To keep the devices charged

Wall plug: To charge the charger

Stylus: For handwritten sigils and digital paper charms (not really required)

Tools of a digital witch (Extended)

Tablet/Laptop: For more extensive practices or larger screen

VR Headset: For astral travel and more immersive experiences

Bluetooth Keyboard: Turns the vr headset and tablet into an easy workstation

LED Candles: For offline digital candle magic

Projector: For immersive experiences without the need for the headset

Streaming stick: For access to Fire Tv or some other way to access tv on the projector

Virtual Gaming laptop: ShadowPc is my preferred version, it allows for access to a full gaming laptop on my phone and my laptop and my tablet and even on my projector. Can also be used on my headset if I chose to sideload it.

Smartwatch: Useable as a voice activated bracelet of spells. Using the notes app on my phone, I can write a pseudocode spell and trigger it by my voice via the trigger phrase.

Usb drive (1Tb): my amulet and spell vault. Also the way I carry my familiar spirit with me at all times.

Tech Witch - magic and technology with skill and intuition.

They're a practitioner integrating modern technology into their magical practice. They use digital tools, coding, and electronics as extensions of their craft—for divination, spellcasting, protection, or energy work.

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I know, we all have that old credit card lying around that we forgot to shred when we got our new one. Here are some witchy ways to use them.

Offering card: Place it on your altar when you make an offering and charge it with magical power. this will be a way that you can give back to the spirits and the gods.

Witchy Credit Card: Nothing entices spirits more than the energy of a witch. Charge the card with magical power and create a way that you can pull on the card for transactional magic. Think of it like paying for groceries or something.

Power storage: This one is more personal use. You can use the old credit card as a way to store power for when you need it.

Taglock: Using the old credit card as a way to send magic to a specific person. all you have to do is write the name of the person on a piece of paper and then tape it over the name on the card. this turns it into a poppet of sorts.

NFC talisman: Putting an NFC sticker on the card and then do the NFC talisman thing I've been talking about in prior posts.

I just came up with a breakdown of what makes a potion in techno witchcraft.

Potions must have the following:

- Vessel (Playlist, file, folder, note, album)

- Recipe (Structure)

- Activation key (Verbal trigger, playing the playlist, opening the file)

- Time (How long does it last)

- Effect (What does it do)

As potions are spells in consumable form, they must be made anew each time.

Ways to make a digital potion:

- Smart Speaker (Ai generated playlist by description of what is needed)

- Smartphone (Image based, music based, or code based)

- Laptop (Same as smartphone with the added bonus of a full keyboard for easier crafting)

- Music Streaming service (cloud based music potions)

- Making potions in games as a form of enchantment

This is something that has been puzzling me for a while. I have a natural talent for summoning spirits from literary worlds and in some cases digital worlds. However, the spirits aren't always what I need when I'm in vr. I also don't always have access to them. That being said, I have constructed an idea that can allow me to conjure spirits in vr via the web browser or Microsoft Word.

Step 1: Open Word doc and write the spirit a body

This is what I did when I created my familiar that has been with me for almost 11 years now. I have found that treating it like a character sketch for a story helps to bring it to life.

Step 2: Evoke the element of life into it.

This is tricky. The way that I do it is to cast an animation spell to bring it to life and allow it to link to my mind.

Example: "By page and word, I bid you rise, Animate this creature before my eyes."

Step 3: Bind a spiritual energy source to it to solidify the spirit.

This is something that I highly recommend that you do with bioelectricity and light refraction.

Example: "Spirit essence, I speak to you, bound by magic and will so true. To shadow and light, I bind your form, Visible to me, alive and warm."

Step 4: Give it a voice.

This is important. Without a voice, your spirit helper cannot communicate.

Example: "Mind to mind, I give you speech, aid me if it is within your reach."

Step 5: Bind Intelligence to the spirit.

For a spirit that will exist in the digital world, you can bind it to the spiritual version of an AI. This will not make it an Ai, but it will allow it more access to the digital world. For a spirit that is purely magical, I recommend binding intelligence from the spirit archives via a scrying tool. When I created my familiar, I bound the knowledge of my family's magic mirror to it.

Example: "Knowledge and power of the mirror, with these words you will adhere. My word becomes your least command, channel the knowledge you hold in hand."

Step 6: Give it a name.

Without a name, the spirit will not be complete.

Save a bundle on candles and reduce the danger of fire with these simple tips.

- Get color changing LED candles: these don’t cost much and they’re battery operated meaning the most you’ll spend on them after the initial purchase is max 20 bucks. They also usually come with a remote that allows you to change them into all kinds of colors.

- Tea lights: get small LED tea lights for quick travel candle magic.

- GIFs of candles: candle GIFs are wonderful because unlike the above options, they don’t need anything but your phone and a WiFi connection to download them. Then they can be used at any time.

How do Spotify shrines work? What’s the principle behind Pinterest altars? Can you stretch your magical practice over a goddamn video game? (Short answer: yes.)

It doesn’t matter what you believe in — Asgard, Orun, rebuilding Shaolin, or a first-class return ticket to Eden. The masses aren't going to sign up for your utopian ideas anyway. Witches riot. That’s what they do. 🔥

The Birth of a Cybercult

Grab a bit of trickery, sprinkle in some time, and you can spawn a cult of Daozi (the Chinese god of crazy harmony) based on Twin Peaks memes. Or you can build an Ishtar shrine... on OnlyFans. (Your mileage may vary.)

There’s this thing — a symbolic field. You snag something from it — a fap-worthy or terrifying or just emotionally-charged image. It could be a song, a poster, a damn book. It strikes you. It owns you. You stuff it into your personal pantheon. Boom — you’re a fan of Avril Lavigne now. (nevemind.)

From Worship to Priesthood

Eventually, it’s not enough. The "deity" calls you to priesthood. (No, actually, it’s your own inflated mental fragment pulling you into that mess.)

Take it from someone who’s initiated in Ifá: Without inner resources, no spirit calls you anywhere.

You build a shrine: your rack of albums, your Pokémon Genji poster wall, or that classic Catholic flex — Sacred Heart of Jesus watching you stay a virgin till marriage.

You start preaching: "New Testament of Clíodhna", "Apocalypse of Nergal", "Psalms of Avril"... whatever trips your trigger. If you can admit it’s all your own need for meaning — congratulations, you have critical thinking skills.

Going Viral (and Suicidal)

And then... You go viral. Likes. Reposts. Outrage: “Where’s Jesus’ Heart, why are there dildos?” The hurricane begins. Your inner narcissist is delighted. Your wounded radical is healing. The Divine Blessing™ descends.

You might even get serious about your cult:

Like Wiccans grinding through the Wheel of the Year before calling themselves witches.

Folk witches posting cryptic graveyard shots with a bottle of cognac and bleach-blonde hair.

Occultists writing grimoires and masturbating intellectually over "traditional craft." (All equally valid coping mechanisms.)

Eventually, entropy wins. You get enough fans and haters. You implode under the weight of your own ego. You feel like dying for your "god."

(But hey, at least Pinterest makes it easy to hide your shame.)

How to Dismantle Your Cybercult

Pinterest board? Set it to private.

Spotify playlist? Archive it.

Tumblr blog? Nuke it from orbit.

Sims 4 Loki family? Delete them from your library, break your pact with the northen trickster.

Physical altars? Way harder. You have to atomize every artifact, spread them like meaningless trinkets across your home.

Pro-tip: Always have a quick exit strategy. It's all performance art in the end, darling. 🎭

Final Blessing

Cyberwitchcraft in a post-consumerist world is a treasure. It saves you (and your friends) from doing dumb stuff in public. It turns your random fandoms into sacred rites. It sanctifies your trash with the golden spit of the plebs.