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A simple little spell to help yourself get over someone - or to help them get over you.

You will need:

-Red roses, preferably dead or wilted -Salt -A waning moon -Rainwater - or, preferably, a rainy night

1: Write their name on a few of the rose petals.

2: In a fireproof bowl, set the petals on fire. 

3: Scatter the salt on the rose petals. Think about why you want to stop loving this person while you do. (Warning, this may make a rather big reaction from the fire - stand back.)

4: Meditate on the spell for as long as you need. Cry it out, if necessary. Take your time.

5: If it’s raining outside, go out with your bowl and let the rainwater douse the fire. If not, put out the fire with the conserved rainwater.

A collection of original content from myself and other Cosmic Witches relating to Cosmic Witchcraft.

Correspondences

Planetary Associations | Infographic

Planets & Intent

Planets & Lunar Phases

Planetary Pairs

Planetary Octaves

Baneful Aspects of the Cosmos

The Aid of the Planets

Planetary Composition & Correspondences

Celestial Body Correspondences | Infographic

Celestial Music

Common Asteroid & Minor Planet Associations | Infographic

Lunar Phase Associations | Infographic

The Moon in Zodiac Signs

Supermoon Activities

Micromoon Magick

Planetary Botanical Blends | Infographic

Planetary Fruit & Vegetable Blends

Zodiac Botanical Blends

Planetary Essential Oil Blends (infographic)

Planets & Colors | Infographic

Planets & Minerals/Crystals | Infographic

Planets & Metals | Infographic

Planets & Numerology | Infographic

Planets & Types of Divination | Infographic

Planets & Days of the Week | Infographic

Planets & Elements | Infographic

Planets & Zodiac Signs | Infographic

Planetary Tarot Card Correspondences

Moon | Infographic | Emoji

Sun | Infographic | Emoji

Mercury | Infographic | Emoji

Venus | Infographic | Emoji

Earth

Mars | Infographic | Emoji

Jupiter | Infographic | Emoji

Saturn | Infographic | Emoji

Uranus | Infographic | Emoji

Neptune | Infographic | Emoji

Pluto | Infographic | Emoji

Star Magick

Constellation Correspondences

Behenian Fixed Stars

Royal Stars

Behenian Fixed Star Sigils

Stellar Death

Draconids Meteor Shower Magick

Orionids Meteor Shower Magick

Taurids Meteor Shower Magick

Leonids Meteor Shower Magick

Geminids Meteor Shower Magick

Supermoon (in Aries)

Supermoon (in Taurus)

Common Witch Types & Their Planets

Cosmic Nail Polish Chart

Reasons Behind Saturn’s Correspondences

Astronomical & Astrological Events

2016

August

September

October

November

December

2017

January

February

March

April

May

June

Spells

Dream Key

Supermoon Spell Jar

Mercurian Intellect Spell

Martian Independence Spell

Jupiter Success Spell

Saturn Banishing Ritual

Saturn Vortex Spell

Neptunian Clairvoyance (spell)

“Shooting Star” Hex

Dark Matter Invisibility Spell

Supernova Ruination (curse)

Spacial Rend (curse)

Death Reborn Revolution (curse)

Quasar Banishing Spell

Shooting Star Wish Spell

Meteor Shower/Shooting Star Emoji Spell

Black Moon Emoji Spell

Jovian “Luck and Wealth” Emoji Spell

Saturnian “Get Through The Day” Emoji Spell

Neptunian “Restful Sleep” Emoji Spell

Motivation Star Jar (by @astro-craft​)

Phoenix Cluster Rebirth Spell (by @phaesphore​)

Full Moon Reflection Jar Spell (by @phaesphore​)

Planetary Aspect Sleep Sachet (by @phaesphore​)

New Moon Banishing Ritual (by @phaesphore​)

Hercules Cluster Jar Spell (by @phaesphore​)

Saturnian Spell Jar (by @phaesphore​)

Balance of Gemini Spell (by @nerdywitchmomma)

Cosmic Witchcraft 101 (by @phaesphore​)

Where to Start?

Tips for Beginners

How to Write Stellar Spells

Blue Moon Magick

Lunar Magick

Eclipse Magick

Black Moon Magick

Mercurial Magick

Venusian Magick

Martian Magick

Jovian Magick

Saturnian Magick

Uranian Magick

Neptunian Magick

Plutonian Magick

Asteroid Belt Magick

Other

What is a “Cosmic Witch?”

Cosmic Witchcraft 101

Types of Cosmic Witches

What planet do you connect with most?

Planet Worship & Astrolatry

Actions as Offerings

Tasks for the Cosmic Witch

Cosmic Altar & Room Ideas

Top 10 Items for the Cosmic Witch

Cosmic Witchcraft - In the Shadows

Book of Cosmos

Astral Travel

Enchanting Items with Cosmic Energy

Planet Invocation

Channeling Cosmic Energy

Spell Timing With Planetary Hours

Planetary Aspects & Orbs

Spiral Meditation

Black Hole Grounding

Uranian Weather Magick

Plutonian Death Magick

Cosmic Magick Terminology

Astronomy Terminology (from SeaSky.org)

Black Hole Jar

Black Hole Decoy

Nebula Jar

Star Jar

Solar Jar

Celestial Warding

Celestial Roll-On Perfume

Celestial Gem Elixir

Planetary Shower Disk

Planetary Bath Salts

Uranian Coffee Scrub

Solar Herbal Salve

Starlight Charm

Star Oil

Stardust Powder

Stardust Powder Variants

Baneful Stardust Powder

Star Potion

Star Water

Planetary Powders

Moon Potion

Moon Water

Uses for Moon Water

Moon Water & Lunar Phases

How to Celebrate the Full Moon

How to Celebrate the New Moon

Black Moon Water (by @nightkunoichi)

Planetary Tarot Spread

Stellar Divination

Constellation Runes

Celestial Sigils (by @ofcloudsandstars)

Fear can affect us in many ways, often controlling how we think, feel, and act. This spread was created to help bring these fears to light, show how we are affected, and offer advice to how to overcome them.

1, What am I avoiding?

2. What is it that I fear?

3. How am I limiting my self?

4. What aspect of my life/self is causing this?

5. How can I overcome this fear?

6. What do I need to change/embrace? 

7. How do I move beyond this limitation?

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ok my little witchies

imma teach you the most helpful tool for herbs and stones and shit

you got to pinecone.pub

you type in a word from the list of intents, like protection, love, whatever

boom, list of many herbs and stones and shit you can use in the spell

you can even build spells, name them and save them

what you need: -1 blue tealight candle (you may substitute for white or any calming color you like) -1 piece quartz -1 piece amethyst -1 piece lapis lazuli (if not available, you can also just use another amethyst) (optional): -1 piece blue or white thread, long enough to create a circle around your stones

instructions: begin by arranging the stones in a triangular formation that points towards you, with enough room in the middle for the tealight. make sure the stone pointing towards you is the quartz. circle your thread around the formation, leaving the ends loose opposite of the quartz.

you may now cast a circle if you wish.

take a few deep breaths and focus on your intent. this may be something like “i wish for restful sleep this night,” an affirmation such as “i shall sleep peacefully tonight,” or however you like to phrase your intent.

with the line you have chosen in mind, light your candle, directing the energy of your intent into the flame.

once lit, gaze into the flame. try to keep the flame calm, steady, and gentle, just as you wish to feel in your sleep. while doing this, tie the loose ends of the thread together away from you to close in the peaceful energy, and push out any stress, fears, or worries you may have.

from here, you may touch each stone, if you wish, both thumbs on the quartz and your indexes on the other two stones. feel the calm energy vibrate through your fingertips all the way up and through you. if you like, you may close your eyes and speak these lines softly, though this is not mandatory:

tonight i wish for the deepest sleep, to restore my mind, my heart, my soul, and peaceful thoughts that i shall keep

and when i awaken, morning light aglow, my gentle rested soul may rise again, to meet the light and keep it so!

stay still yet relaxed, fingers against the stones as you take in the free, weightless energy. when you are ready, you may take a deep, cleansing breath, and gently blow away the candle’s flame, thanking it for the peace and calm it provided you with, or you may set the candle beside your bed (preferably on a nightstand, but at least something stable) to burn out as you settle into your sheets and begin to grow tired.

thats all for this spell, though i do like to gather my quartz, lapis, and amethyst to set under my pillow to keep the energy connected to my physical self as i sleep!

that said, i wish you all a deep, calming, and peaceful sleep tonight, and hope that this spell may help you in your journey to it!

My favourite curse comes from The Color Purple. I think I must have watched that movie a million times when I was a little girl.

And while I can still quote most of the movie from memory, the scene where Celie curses her husband will always stick out most in my mind. Until you do right by me, everything you think about is gonna crumble. Until you do right by me, everything you even think about gonna fail.

I curse you.

Everything you touch will crumble.

Everything you even dream about will fail.

So how do you cast it? I did it like Celie. With anger. Finger pointing is optional. But I did it. I summoned every shred of heartbreak and anger and hate I had in me and I laced every word with it.

There were no candles.

I did not pray.

No jars were shook.

Z.M. Wilmot’s Personality Tarot Spread

1. Central Characteristic: This card represents the most important part of someone’s personality; it is the card that best describes and sums up the the personality of the entire person. It is both the primary factor and the summary of the rest of the spread.

2. Influencing Characterstic: This card is the second most important aspect of someone’s personality, and influences, mitigates, or complements the Central Characteristic; in many ways it also the secondary characteristic of a person, and provides a second dimension to one’s personality, adding depth to it.

3. Influence of Past: This card sums up the influences that past events have had on one’s personality; memory is an important part of our personality, our desires, and our own identity. This card represents and shows the influence that this memory has had on a personality.

4. Goals of the Future: This card represents what one are striving to accomplish; another aspect of one’s personality is their drive, and what makes them motivated: that motivation and drive is represented by this card, which shows the thing that the person is striving to achieve, and their most important desire for the future.

5. Unconscious Thoughts and Motives: This card represents the unconscious thoughts and concerns of a person, and also represents this person’s motives. It answers the questions of “why do they do this?” as well as those of “what are they really thinking?”  This is their unconscious drive (rather than the conscious drive of Card 4), and represents the deepest aspects of their personality, hidden from themselves. This card also serves as the synthesis of cards 8 and 10.

6. Conscious Thoughts and Concerns: This card represents the person’s conscious thought. It helps one examine what the most important things are to this person, and represents their most pressing concerns, and what is most important to them at this time. This card also serves as the synthesis of cards 7 and 9.

7. Public Face: This card is the public aspect of one’s identity; this is how others perceive this person, and how their environment (including other people) affects them and notices them. This card is similar to Card 8 (second from the bottom of the Staff) on the Celtic Cross. This card represents how they want others to see them as well.

8. Private Face: This card represents the concept of self-identity and self-image, and shows how a person really thinks of themselves. This might line up with one’s public face, but often is at least slightly different. This card is similar to Card 7 (bottom of the Staff) of the Celtic Cross spread. This card shows how this person really feels about himself, and what they think their own identity is.

9. Public Desire: This card represents what one says they want; it is the stated hopes and fears of a person. This is what the person wants others to think they want and what they want others to think they are afraid of; this card represents those desires made public.

Last year I got it in my head to create my own oracle deck. A few months later, the prototype was in my hands, and I was beside myself. It was almost too easy, and so much fun!

There are hundreds (probably thousands, actually) of tarot and oracle decks out there, many of them independently created and self-published. It’s a good thing, too. Some of my favorite decks come from indie-artists.

If you’ve got the itch, a vision, and some spare time on your hands, I’ve compiled five tips to help you get started.

1. Pick the Format and Printer First

If you plan to get your deck printed, then choosing a format (tarot vs. playing card size vs. other size) and printer first thing is essential in my book. Whatever printer you pick will likely have a template you can follow, allowing you to approach your artwork with the  appropriate dimensions, and DPI in mind. This will save you a lot of time with scanning and formatting your work if you only have to do it once! Make Playing Cards is the printer that I used for the Faerie’s Nature Oracle deck.

2. Study Other Decks

Assuming that you already have your concept, you will have to get into the nitty gritty of what the cards will actually be. You can take a seat-of-your-pants approach,  or plot out the structure of the deck ahead of time. By structure I mean how many cards, whether there will be a theme, groupings (like Minor and Major Arcana), and progression. To get ideas for structure it can be helpful to look at existing decks for ideas. When I was working on my deck, I referenced Brian Froud’s Faeries’ Oracle because I recalled that it had very unique groupings of cards.

3. Share Your Progress

If you aim to make a deck to sell, share it with your friends and social networks as you work on it. This will help build up interest and momentum, and seeing people’s responses to the in-progress work can make for some mighty fine motivation.

4. Test Your Deck

It’s really hard to screw up in the creation of a divination tool, but ordering a prototype and taking your own deck for a spin is still a good idea. In reading with your deck you’ll quickly learn if the meanings you’ve ascribed are too similar, or don’t cover wide enough a range of topics. You’ll see if the deck is fitting your original intention, or if it might be taking you down a completely different road. You’ll probably also fall in love with it. Which is kind of nice.

5. Don’t be Afraid to Ditch Your Project

If at any point in the process your enthusiasm wanes, don’t be afraid to put it on the back-burner. You can always pick it back up when that perfect solution strikes you, or reformulate it entirely. Sometimes good ideas need a little while to percolate. Other times…our good ideas were never that good to begin with.

Good reasons to stop:

You don’t like the idea anymore. It doesn’t resonate, and you think you can do better.

You like what you’ve done, but you’re burnt out on the process. Take a break! Come back fresh.

Bad reasons to stop:

It’s been done before. I’ve got news for you…everything has been done before. As long as you’re not copying someone else’s work, there’s room for your creation in the world.

No one seems to care. I don’t think this is ever a good reason to stop anything. However, if you weren’t doing the deck for you (above everyone else) in the first place, then yeah, you might want to reconsider the project as a whole. Whenever you do something, do it for you. You can’t control whether or not people will care, or like it, or hate it, so the best remedy is to make sure that you care, and that you enjoy it above all else.