#diiivinity

50. hrrrrmmm, doing the dishes tbh, tidying up, bathing the cat

Oh man hmmm well I have two instances I guess. A spell and a story.

The first is my Dying or Sad Garden Spell, I have to say worked extremely well for me. My garden was previously maintained by my grandma, but after she passed my mom took over for her. Needless to say after years upon years of my grandma’s care the garden seemed to notice her absence and began slowly dying despite my mother’s care. I whipped together that spell and buried a large rose quartz that I felt was particularly powerful, and in a few weeks the garden was blossoming and thriving. I don’t do too many spells per say but of all of them I have to say that one was particularly potent.

The second is the story. This was before my family became Christian and began denying and repressing, so I was able to be open and tell them about it.

I’m gifted in speaking to those who’ve passed, more often than not they come to me instead of me searching for them. My grandparents were together for over 40 years and loved each other very much. After my grandpa passed my grandma was a wreck, it was a very hard time for her. Me and my sister had never been super close to him, since he was very sick when we moved in, but I spent a lot of time by his bedside watching over him and reassuring him. He was too sick to speak, but I knew he could hear me and knew I was there.

One night I was in bed and was trying to sleep, so I made the conscious effort to clear my mind completely. This was before I really knew I was a witch, I just knew that our family had special gifts. I cleared my mind and in doing so opened myself up for clear communication, and my grandpa came to me to talk and leave messages for the rest of the family.

I asked him some questions and confirmed he was happy where he was now, and pulled out a sheet of paper and scribbled down his messages for each person. After he said goodbye I went to my mom and told her about it, and delivered the messages to her, my grandma and my sister. My grandma’s message was to stay strong, and was very nice closure for her to know he was happy.