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vocabulary
ward: pre-created protection. a wall/barrier developed before anything occurs, under the assumption something will inevitably happen. ‘armour’
shield: instant protection. a wall/barrier created in a the moment of the attack to better defend oneself from harm and attack. ‘shield”
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So I tried my first spell today. I tried @tarigrove ‘s apathy tea spell. I’ve been disassociating a lot lately and I’ve been up until 3-4am crying from depression for the last week when I came across her tea spell and decided to give it ago. I didn’t have any of the ingredients on hand so I used Bigelow’s Mint Medley tea and zero calorie sweeter in a microwave. I chanted the spell over and over for a minute with one of my sea witch playlists playing in the background and the lights off to make up for my lack of ingredients and to add a smidgen of sea witchery and my own calming darkness. This is my first night using it so I’m not expecting instant results, but I hope over time it’ll help me out.
tarigrove reblogged your photoset “Underused Gemsona Mineral Reference Sheet by ErinPtah Looking for an original name for your gemsona, one that a dozen...”
*sobs* but no no you don't understand i've been working on my crystal reference dump so that i can actually write my own reference book and i don't i don't have most of these but i have over 100 minerals and geology whyyyyy
What source are you using? I used Wikipedia’s list of minerals (with articles. The full list of minerals is 4700 items long, and I figured most of the ones without articles would be so rare that it wouldn’t be worth the effort to search them all).
