#witchcraft tip

In my case, my spoons are limited because of audhd, but the reasons may be maaaaany more - and I believe that limited mental energy is not that rare of an issue.

This causes quite a few issues, but speaking about witchcraft it sometimes stops us from doing longer and more complex rituals. What do we do then? LOW SPOONS WITCHCRAFT!

There are plenty of things that we can do, plenty of low spoons friendly witch practices: I made a collection of 10+ that you can find on my Patreon BUT FOR FREE! You don't need to pay anything to access it!

I hope it can be helpful, but also if you have some more suggestions that you want to share feel free to add to this post!

You may see people post about offerings, but did you know that even your actions can be offerings?

Saying words of praise to the deity or being(s) that you’re offering to is great! Especially if you make a poem or song, though it’s not necessary!

Working out can be a wonderful devotional act for deities that reign over strength or fitness (or war/battle--looking at you, Badb, Ares, Athena, Tyr and many more).

Tending to your plants or garden is a good idea for plant spirits or deities involved in agriculture or plant-life in general.

If you’re like me and have a habit of collecting random trinkets, rocks ect. for spell work, it’s not always easy to remember what components you have on hand. This is why I’ve started to keep a record of my inventory.  I use a note on my IPad in the same app where I keep my Spell Book, but under its own note. This makes it easy to update as I add items or use up consumables, while also keeping out of my way when I’m scrolling through my other documents.  Keeping an inventory can also help you to come up with correspondences and uses for items you may not know what to do with. I usually write a short description of each thing in my inventory with ideas on how to use them. Of course, since pretty much anything can be used in witchcraft this may seem like a huge undertaking, and that’s why I recommend keeping it simple. Stick to your altar, and any items you may use on a regular bases. If you do a lot of cooking in your practice it will probably be helpful to keep a record of what you have in your pantry, but if you don’t then there’s no reason to trouble yourself with recording all of that information. 

Personally my inventory list covers 

✨ My Altar, including tools, tarot decks, and spell components 

✨ My Witchy Bookshelf 

✨ The Chest I Use To Store Items That I Don’t Want On My Altar 

✨ My Trinket/Jewelry Box

A lot of time, it’s really easy to underpress herbs, leaves, and flowers for your grimoire, spells, or just decor! (Not all of us have heavy books lying around)

I still cannot fathom why you would spend $575 dollars on a 3 question reading, period. They can claim to be Jesus for all I care, I’m not forking that amount of money on a reading. Just... this is 2018 ya’ll. Common.