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๐ Summer fruits and their associations
As a cottage witch, I just love using food in my spell-casting, either by baking something sweet or biting in the flesh of a ripe fruit right before a ritual...
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๐ Strawberries: love, beauty, destiny
๐ Watermelon: energy, masculinity, ocean, growth
๐ Peaches: friendship, lightness, assurance, confidence
๐ Cherries: pleasure, creativity, goddess, warmth
๐ Raspberries: sensuality, femininity, sexuality
๐ Blueberries: healing, calm, concentration
๐ Apricots: happiness, friendship, joy, family
๐ Plums: wealth, luck, change, movement
๐ Figs: attraction, connection, luck, invocation
๐ Blackberries: boldness, courage, emotions
๐ Grapes: invocation, grace, transmutation
๐ Passion fruit: fertility, strength, creation
Summer Solstice Rituals
โ๏ธ watch the sunrise and/or sunset
โ๏ธ cloudgazing & stargazing
โ๏ธ dancing, feasting, and telling stories around the fire
โ๏ธ road-opening, success, and prosperity spellwork
โ๏ธ divination for the months ahead
โ๏ธ charging water or crystals with sunlight
โ๏ธ gathering herbs by day or by night
โ๏ธ collecting flowers to decorate your home or altar
โ๏ธ have a picnic, cookout, or bbq with loved ones
โ๏ธ add a touch of honey to your food & drinks
โ๏ธ commune with your genus loci or local nature spirits
โ๏ธ leave an offering of milk & honey for the fae
โ๏ธ meditate on your intentions for the Summer season
This is the solstice, the still point of the sun, its cusp and midnight, the yearโs threshold and unlocking, where the past lets go of and becomes the future; the place of caught breath, the door of a vanished house left ajar
Margaret Atwood, Eating Fire: Selected Poetry, 1965-95

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The Summer Solstice being during Pride Month is no coincidence to me. Donโt forget to give offerings to your local gays, theys, and fae
Iโm prescribing everybody a 25% increase in whimsy and a 15% increase in wonder. Go outside and look for bugs under a rock. Tell the squirrels good morning. Sing back to the birds. Feel your place in the universe.
Doctorโs orders! ๐ฉบโจ
Yโall Iโm being so serious when I say this: go to the library for witchcraft reasons.
You can usually find books on witchcraft, yes, but thereโs also field guides on local foraging and wildlife, cookbooks, books that teach you how to craft and DIY, books about environmental protection and stewardship, books on how to use herbs medicinally, books about other religions, cultures, and spiritual practices. My favorite local library even has a seed swapping program and fantastic resources to research your own family history!
Go to the library for witchcraft. Please. :) <3
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Witchcraft magical correspondences refer to the associations made between various objects, substances, times, and events with specific magical effects or purposes. These correspondences have deep historical roots and derive from a blend of multiple sources, including ancient alchemy, early science, cultural symbolism, religious beliefs, and intentionality.
Some Magic-Related Vocabulary
for your next poem/story
Amulet: An object worn, carried or placed to guard against negativity or other vibrations. A protective object.
Astral Projection: The practice of separating the consciousness from the physical body so that the former may move about unhindered by time, space or gravity.
Bane: A poison; that which destroys life. "Henbane" is poisonous to hens.
Banish: To drive away evil, negativity or spirits.
Beltane: An ancient folk-festival day observed by Witches that celebrates the fully blossomed spring. April 30 or May 1.
Censer: A vessel of metal or earthenware in which incense is burned. An incense burner.
Chaplet: A garland or wreath of flowers or leaves worn on the head, as in the chaplets given to classical Greek heroes as symbols of honor.
Clairvoyance: Literally "clear seeing." The ability to perceive facts, events and other data by other than the five "normal" senses, unaided by tools.
Curse: A concentration of negative and destructive energy, deliberately formed and directed toward a person, place or thing.
Divination: The art of finding things out through means other than the five senses, using tools such as tarot cards, crystal balls, and so on.
Enchant: "Sing to." Magically speaking, a procedure whereby herbs are aligned with your magical need prior to their use.
Evil Eye, The: Supposed glance capable of causing great harm or fear, once almost universally feared.
Fascination: The art of placing other people under one's power through sounds, gazes, colors, etc.
Hex: An evil spell; a curse.
Incubus: A male demon or spirit which was believed to sexually tempt and abuse women; the succubus was the corresponding female demon.
Infusion: An herbal tea.
Lughnasadh: An old harvest festival celebrated on August 1st or 2nd in Europe, reverencing the abundant (harvested) fruits of the Earth. It is still observed by Wicca.
Magic: The practice of causing needed change through the use of powers as yet undefined and unaccepted by science.
Magic Circle: A ritually-created circle (or sphere) that offers protection to the magician during magical rites.
Magician: A person of either sex who practices magic.
Magus: A magician.
Midsummer: The Summer Solstice, usually on or near June 21st, one of the Wiccan festival days and an excellent time to practice magic.
Pendulum: A tool of divination which consists of a heavy object suspended from a string or cord. The end of the cord is held between the thumb and forefinger; questions are asked and their answers divided by the movements of the pendulum.
Pentagram: A five-pointed star which has been used in magic for centuries. Highly symbolic, it is also a protective device.
Poppet: A small doll made of various substances to influence a person's fife. In herb magic, either a carved root or a cloth image stuffed with herbs. The use of poppets is known as "image magic."
Power Hand, The: The hand you write with; the dominant hand. This is a magically potent hand.
Samhain: An ancient festival day marking the beginning of winter. Also known as "Halloween" and All Hallows Eve. It is observed by Wicca with religious ceremonies.
Scry: To gaze into a pool of ink, fire, crystal ball, etc. to awaken and summon psychic powers.
Spell: A magical rite.
Talisman: An object worn or carried to attract a specific influence, such as love, luck, money, health; as opposed to an amulet which keeps forces from its bearer.
Wicca: A contemporary religion with spiritual roots in prehistory that worships the life-force of the universe as personified as a God and Goddess. It is sometimes erroneously referred to as "witchcraft."
Witch Bottle: A bottle or jar containing herbs, pins, shards of glass and other objects, designed to protect a person or area from evil and curses. Usually buried or placed in a window.
Witchcraft: The practice of natural magic, as that of herbs, stones, and candles. Spell-casting. Still used by some to refer to the religion of Wicca.
Wort: An old word meaning "herb." Mugwort preserves the term.
Excerpt from Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs More: Word Lists โ Esoteric Vocabulary โ On Magic