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I'm wondering some tips you might have of things I can do that would be appropriate (since I'm not doing this religiously and I don't want to accidently do something specific to any religion) as well as helpful.

My main goals are to give back to nature spiritually (possibly with some kind of alter but I'm looking into that I'm not sure yet) as well as help myself with stuff like anxiety via a spiritual means

I do have some incense and smudge sticks someone gifted me, as well as I already had many crystals and a tarot deck.

Thank you in advance for whatever help you're able to give. Like I said, I'm new, and I'm scared of doing something wrong, but I'm looking forward to learning!

Ooo fun secular witchcraft! Alright so in secular witchcraft you can do the exact same as normal witchcraft because witchcraft itself isn’t religious. I’ve also seen people take the gods from, for example, the Greek pantheon as archetypes instead of deities. For example Artemis being a goal to aspire to when it comes to pursuit of knowledge.

Think of it like when people idolize a celebrity. They aren’t worshipping the celebrity but they want to be like the celebrity

You’ll Need:

Dandelion flower or puffball – Dandelions are known for abundance and are a common sign of good luck.

Sage – Sage is often used for cleansing and purification but in this spell it’s used to clear out the bad luck.

Clover – The most universal sign of good luck.

Bay Leaf – Another common symbol of good luck especially in Italy.

A small jar with a lid or cork – To hold the ingredients.

A piece of paper – This will be used to make a spell tag for the jar.

A pen – To write on the piece of paper to turn it into a spell tag.

Some Dirt – To represent the earth element which I associate with long term spells.

A green candle – To represent good luck.

A lighter – To melt the candle wax over the top of the jar.

Instructions:

Start by washing and drying your jar really well.

Focus on the following intent: “This dandelion brings an abundance of luck to the spell.”

Add the dandelion to the jar.

Focus on the following intent: “The sage cleanses me and clears out my bad luck.”

Add the sage to the jar.

Focus on the following intent: “The clover attracts good luck in the spell.”

Add the clover to the jar.

Focus on the following intent: “The bay leaf brings good fortune to the spell.”

Add the bay leaf to the jar.

Focus on the following intent and write it on the piece of paper: “This spell jar when carried with me brings good luck and cleanses me of bad luck.”

Add the spell tag to the jar.

Focus on the following intent: “This dirt allows my intention to grow into fruition and work for a long time.”

Add the dirt to the jar.

Cap the jar.

Not directly stated but probably canon. She interacts with Shinto figures throughout the show so she’d have to be a believer eventually. She wears Magatama charms in her hair so it’s likely that she was already a believer or just enjoys wearing things from her culture. She was also already superstitious and many Japanese superstitions come from Shinto.

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She is also a giver of light, meaning you can pray to her for clarity with decisions or in times of confusion, as well as hope.

She will watch over you in the night if you ask. When you walk home in the dark, when you’re too stressed to sleep, when your health is bad and gets worse at night, ask for her presence and feel her grace.

Collage of Hermaphroditus, child of Aphrodite 🐍🪞