#witch asks

You can treat this as an ask game or journal prompts leading up to Beltane – I might do both!

Talk about....

Show/tell me what's in them now after you gutted its original contents to store your magical ingredients and/or treasures. Bonus points for their little stories.

Here are mine (from left to right)

Thrifted acorn candle container: now full of coins from different countries, small shells from my homeland, and an assortment of stream rocks.

Finished kimchi jar: now holding teeth from a baby deer killed by coyotes (I do still need to clean them).

Empty bottle from local vet clinic: now holding May 2026 full moon enhanced Storm Water from last year and this last winter (featuring astrophyllite crystal).

Finished maple syrup bottle: coffee beans.

Finished maple cream jar: Shadow Thoughts jar.

Witch edition

🌙 astrology sign?

💎 favorite crystal?

🔮 favorite form of divination?

🧘🏿‍♀️ do you look up to a guru/psychic/spiritual leader?

🧚🏻‍♀️ have you had any paranormal experiences?

🌞 are you working with a deity?

📿 describe your altar

🕯️do you have a favorite spell/ritual?

🧿 what persuaded you to start practicing?

🧝🏻‍♀️ what kind of witch are you?

🌟 are you currently manifesting anything?

🔢 do you see angel numbers?

👽 do you channel spirits/interdimensional beings?

🌀 have you had spiritual experiences under the influence?

🙏🏼 what puts you in a spiritual mood?

👁️ what are your psychic/intuitive abilities?

📌 have you ever hexed anyone?

🎶 do you chant or listen to meditation music?

🌎 what’s most profound experience spiritually?

🌑 have you experienced a “dark night of the soul” for witchcraft? How did you get back into it?

🐺 do most people know about your craft, or do you keep it a secret?

🌐 are you into spiritual conspiracies?

🐉 what are your thoughts on cryptids/magical animals?

🕊️ are you a religious witch?

🗝️ have you ever manipulated a situation to your favor using witchcraft?

🪦 do you contact your ancestors?

I thought this would be fun to do, feel free to send me an emoji and I’ll answer!

🌙 - How did you first get into witchcraft?

🔥 - What kind of witchcraft do you practice?

🕯️ - What’s your favorite type of spell to cast?

🌿 - Top 3 herbs or plants you always keep around?

💎 - Top 3 crystals you always keep around?

📚 - A witchy book or resource you recommend?

🎴 - Do you use tarot, oracle, or both? Do you have a favorite deck?

🕷️ - What’s something about your craft that’s misunderstood?

🐾 - Do you work with any deities, spirits, or ancestors?

⚡ - A fail/mistake that taught you something?

🌒 - What moon phase do you feel most connected to?

🪞 - How has your practice evolved over time?

✨ - Go-to daily ritual or magickal habit?

🧿 - A protective practice you swear by?

🕸️ - How do you feel about curses, hexes, or baneful magic?

🌌 - Do you incorporate astrology into your practice?

🐍 - What part of your craft is most sacred to you?

🌊 - What emotion fuels your magick the most?

🖤 - Do you do shadow work? How do you approach it?

🍯 - Share a witchy self-care tip that works for you.

🌍- Do you work with land spirits?

🌑 - Do you work with the dead or the concept of death itself?

🧚 - Do you acknowledge or work with the Fae?

🧙🏼‍♀️ - Are you a solitary practitioner or part of a coven?

🔮 - Have you ever done a group ritual? Would you?

✝️ - Were you ever Wiccan? How has your path shifted since?

🫶🏽 - Are there other witches in your family line?

🦴 - Do you consider yourself part of vulture culture? Do bones, dead things, or remains play a role in your craft?

🛐 - Do you incorporate the Bible or Christian imagery in your practice?

I will tell everyone that they do not need tools in order to do anything. However, they make it easier to visualize things.

On an average day, I don't really need tools outside of some form of spoon or frother (stir in daily intentions into my coffee), a tea light, and a lighter. If I am doing kitchen magic, the tools I need (including herbs, spices, other ingredients, utensils, etc.) are determined by the recipe I am making, which is the main carrier of the spell.

Of course, when I feel like doing a ritual or anything larger than my daily little things, I have wands (either Selenite/Satin Spar or a symbolic wooden one I purchased when out with my husband on a date day) and a crystal tiara that I love using to help ground me to the moment.

Other tools I have that I use as needed: crystals (spheres, towers, tumbles, jewelry, etc.), dried cleansing herbs, besom (handheld for easy cleansing;full sized for larger rituals/spells), insense and candles, and more.

Not a silly question! I totally get the timing thing. It's hard doing daily spells when there's so much to do!

I usually try to do my spells when I know I'll have time to sit with them, and mostly to ensure fire-safety, because candles can sometimes fall over, or herbs will catch fire too. However, if I also have things to do around the house, I will step out, do my things and then come back periodically to sit with the spell and also make sure that the house isn't burning down.