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Solo cursework/baneful stuff is EzPz for me but partnered/group cursework always makes me nervous.
I don't always know how a client &/or partner will react.
Sometimes it ends up being a sort of crack therapy session with them banging on tables and screaming their frustrations at the representation of the target(s).
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Was thinking about intuition and communication with spirits and shit and like idk maybe they communicate through books and papers and shit sometimes. Maybe that article on the edibility of that mushroom is the spirit of the shroom trying to commune with you that it's ok to eat it.
Idk just don't fucking consume random ass plants based on β¨intuitionβ¨ please
A fun witch exercise I like to do is to look at different items and figure out how they could be used in a working.
I'm trying to formulate a way to divine using animal zoomies.
I'm fairly certain you could, it'd just be a fucking nightmare.
Random Witch Tips
If you're going to use a mortar & pestle, invest in one that is stone/metal. Wooden ones are more common and accessible, but they're kinda shit from my experience. They don't last as long, they're not nearly as strong (seriously, the one's I've used couldn't pulverize fucking dried rosemary, c'mon), the wood can splinter off and contaminate your product(s), and then there's bacterial issues if the wood isn't properly sealed, which can also be an issue if the sealant/protectant begins chipping into your product.
Make sure you're actually going to use something more than once before you buy it. Do you really need that cauldron, or can you use a metal pot instead? Do you really need those crystals, or can you enchant a stone or something else to serve their purpose(s)? Do you need a fancy wand or can you use a twig or a pencil? Money doesn't grow on trees, but apples do. Are you buying something to use or to have? To be a tool or a decoration? (No hate if you want it for aesthetics)
Try to use old kitchen spices for witchcraft. Use newer spices/herbs for cooking; you'll get more of the flavor. Before you go shopping for an ingredient for magic, look in your pantry/spice rack. Use what you already have there, especially if they're older. Get newer spices to cook with. And don't be afraid to split ingredients between cooking and crafting; it's literally fine. Watch out for cross-contamination and you'll be ok.
Fabric is more useful for pouches that will be kept in the pocket, tight spaces, or traveled with. Bottles/jars are more useful for workings that will remain stationary, or those that contain liquid elements. Tiny charm jewelry bottles can work well for subtle/hidden magic. Use peat pods (decompostable flower pots) for workings that are to be buried. Do not throw workings into lakes, ponds, rivers, streams, or the ocean; that's littering and is damaging to the local ecology.
If you don't have space (or items) for a physical altar, digital altars are limitless. Make one in ms paint or photoshop; make a tumblr blog or pinterest board; make an altar in minecraft, animal crossing, dreamlight valley, skyrim, or whatever. Some might say it's cringe, but it saves space and gives you more freedom with design and items without costing much money.
Don't make a travel altar if you're not going to travel. Trust me. It'll sit in your closet or your desk or under your bed and just never get used. The water will dry up, the salt will clump, and the oils in the incense will end up eating through other things. If you don't need it, don't waste time and resources making one. You can plan them and design them all you want though, it's fun. But take it from someone who's done it more times than they should: they're useless if you're not actually going anywhere. (I plan to make a post(s) all about this when my spoons allow it)
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Since my body sucks but my mind is in witch mode, I might post a few ramblings and concepts of workings I've been thinking about. Fair warning.
Stumbled across a piece for Artemis' altar at the thrift shop today, accidentally. I've had to focus $ on getting necessities, so I've passed up quite a few things for altar/witch purposes, but today's find came in a $3 bag with four other pieces I can utilize for other things.
It's a tiny snowglobe with a silver elk in it. I'm very happy with it. Reminds me of two people dear to me. The elk is obviously not the stag that comes to most peoples' minds when they hear about deer, but I think it'll go perfect on the altar/space I'm making for Artemis.
Simple protection tealight I did today: tealight + leftover frying oil (just a fingertipworth; made fried chicken & fry bread last night, very homey, comforting, & protective) + salt + garlic powder + oregano + ground black pepper.
