#german witch

You’re here for magic, not myths. Let’s burn some bad advice together.

1. You must buy all your tools. Wrong. Your magic is in you, not in a $200 wand from Etsy. A stick, a spoon, or your finger will do.

2. You have to be born into it. Nope. That’s just witchy gatekeeping. The spirits don’t check your family tree before showing up.

3. All spells need fancy ingredients. If it’s not accessible, it’s not practical magic. Salt, thread, paper, and your own spit have toppled kingdoms.

4. You have to be “pure” to practice. Magic doesn’t care if you swore last night, forgot your crystals in the sun, or ate fast food. You’re still a witch.

5. You can’t curse and heal. Duality is the heart of witchcraft. You can protect, curse, bless, hex, and heal all in one week if you want.

✨ Here’s the truth: Your magic works when you do. Not when you follow rules made by someone selling you aesthetic candles at triple price.

Hello my witches and other magical beings! How are we all doing?

Between lots of studying and a visit from my nibling, I completely to forgot to post what I did for litha. But time is an illusion and so I will do it now :)

The Friday before Litha I made myself a flower crown out of all my plants and already blooming flowers. So of course I wore it on Saturday. Since most of my free time is still focused on studying, I just wore my crown while learning.

But I started the day with music and tea and a little fae offering. I put honey and flowers and nurs into an empty cleaned out eggshell, since I placed them at a public place this time. Dressed in flowy clothes I went out into the pouring rain.

I placed it in between a public flower field, that Is always so beautiful and full of love that there has to be magic involved.

After that I went to buy groceries and studied afterwards for a couple hours. When I was done I put on some witchy make up and went out to another public place that is blooming like crazy this year. Usually public events are held there but with the Rona going on, it’s free to be a beautiful flower.

So I took a walk and picked myself some flowers. (In the end I was allergic to them and they triggered my asthma. My mom got them)

Back at home I danced and I ate and I watched TV before taking a ritual bath like always. And I lit my beautiful diy sabbath candle

The next day I baked some litha honey cakes and Spendt some amazing time with my bro, my sis in law and their child.

And as always: my altar

This time i placed it at my window, between my plants, because it felt right to do so. It was focused on the sun and one of my favorite colors: yellow. A couple days before I DIY-Ed the sun symbols out of salt dough. Usually I hate DIY-ing and I’m not very good at it. But something about the sabbaths just makes me… not care. I love having things for my atlar and I love doing them myself and pouring my engere in it.

So that was my third sabbath celebrated during corona and I gotta say, I’m getting used to it. It’s still fine and I mostly have very nice days.

As always, be blessed and feel free to reach out to me.

Love,

Hello, witches!

Yesterday I visited the "Externsteine" in the Teutoburger Forest in Germany. It's an acient rock formation and it's believed it was a sacred site of the pagan Saxons (I recommend the wikipedia article if you are interested). Nowadays it's a hotspot for tourists, normal and esoteric ones. Every year witches, druids, pagans and so on come to celebrate Beltane/ Walpurgisnacht. I would really like to be there for the party one time.

Till easter in April i will share a few things like easter cookies, eastereggs and so one.

My ostara calender stand on my tabel in the livingroom until the last day. Now it stands on the heater by the window in my livingeroom.