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👌🤓 Study Spell Sachet! 🤓👌

I’ve recently made this spell to help me concentrate on my studying and do well on my exams

It’s really easy to do, let me show you what you’ll need:

🌿 Rosemary: To aid with my memory 🌿 Lavender: To stay calm and not stress out too much! 🔮 Amethyst chip: To stay calm and focused 🔮 Lapis Lazuli: To enhance my communication skills and help me find the right words during the exam 🃏 A small print* of The Magician tarot card: For willpower, manifestation and creation 🃏 A small print of The Sun tarot card: For positivity and success 💙 A blue sachet ⭐ Something silvery (like a thread): To show that my intention is for the stars to charge my spell

I’m quite positive that I did well on my exam ✌😊🌌

A spell to attract a new friend.

You Will Need:

♡ A Pink Sachet ♡ Lavender ♡ Catnip ♡ Rosemary ♡ Honeysuckle Incense ♡ Aventurine, Garnet or Lapis Lazuli (small) ♡ (optional) piece of candy or sugar ♡ (optional) sigil for friendship or attracting friends

Steps:

♡ Light your incense and let it burn during the duration of your spell.

♡ In your sachet add your catnip, lavender, rosemary and piece of gemstone on top of the herbs (this may also be when you add your candy, sugar and/or sigil)

♡ Tie up or sew shut your sachet. Hold it close to your heart in your hands and focus on your desire to make a new friend

♡ Once ready run the sachet a few times through the smoke of your incense, still focusing on your intent

A spell to send a friend or loved one protection and safety.

You Will Need:

❀ Salt ❀ Rosemary ❀ Angelica ❀ Dandelion Fluff ❀ Blue Lace Agate, Carnelian, or Garnet ❀ Name of your friend on a slip of paper ❀ White Sachet

Steps:

❀ Fill your sachet with the herbs, friend’s name and piece of crystal of your choice

❀ “I send you protection from all that may harm you, I send you the wish of safety, I send you the energies to keep you out of harms way.”

❀ Tie your sachet shut and gently kiss it it focusing on your desires to send your friend protection

Here’s to everyone fighting their own battles.

Here’s to every brave warrior.

Here’s to you.

Altar Details 🍃🔮✨

Uses in magic:

When doing a spell to help separate yourself from someone or to banish them, using a thorn to represent them can be a powerful metaphor.

If you do blood magic, use the thorn (AFTER THOROUGHLY CLEANING IT) to lightly prick your side. Another powerful metaphor.

If you are doing a hex jar that requires shaking, these are good additives to it.

Symbolism:

Can represent a person who is causing you pain and suffering

Can represent a hardship.

I’m running a public Ostara ritual in a few weeks and I’ve just made an incense for it. It may come across as a bit cliché but I used Scott Cunningham’s recipe, with frankincense, benzoin, dragon’s blood, nutmeg, orange peel, rose petals, and violet. Why, you may ask? Because I think a lot of Scott’s recipes work out really well and usually smell good.

After getting half a dozen compliments on a photo of her altar, this is what Gemma Gary posts.

Because remember kids, it’s okay and cool to make fun of other people’s altars and the way they practice their craft.

I never would have pegged Gemma Gary as the type to pull this nonsense, but then after seeing the public argument between her and Cassandra Latham again, maybe I should have. I’ve been moving away from Gemma’s material more and more as of late, and this is really a straw that breaks the camel’s back. I don’t care how many books you have out or how cool and edgy your altar may look, there’s truly no need for this crap.

I also wish this wasn’t something that happens so often, but the unfortunate reality of not is that when you identify as a traditional witch, this is what you get coupled with. The ego, the gatekeeping, the teasing, it’s just ridiculous. There’s a reason I don’t call myself a traditional witch anymore.

A local specific myth, cryptid, or legend

An obscure historical witch or an old historical spell

A map of your neighborhood with locations that appear ghostly or have interesting energy

Your personal associations to colors, plants to supplement traditional correspondence charts

A chart detailing information of spirits you have communed with

A guide to sailor knots for knot magick

Sustainable and eco friendly lifestyle tips

Magickal practices around the world

Obscure magickal tools or tools you invented

[Images with text overlay

Panel 1: The Vikings didn’t have WHITE or NORDIC pride.They didn’t know what the Hel  those things were. Image: ‘Trade negotiations in the country of Eastern Slavs.’ (1909) By Sergei Vasilyevich Ivanov.

Panel 2: Racism is the belief that humans are or should be classified into “races”, with criteria usually based on political motives, not reliable scientific data. Race =/= Ethnicity Image: Phrenology Booth, Ohio 1938

Panel 3: This nonsense started in the 1600s, in the American colonies to divide and alienate poor “white” people, indentured servants and African slaves. #GloucesterCountyConspiracy Image: A depiction of the Gloucester County conspiracy

Panel 4: Nordicism, an ideology of racial separatism which viewed Nordics* as an endangered racial group was created much later.In the late 19th century.*Joseph Deniker coined this name for an ethnic group. And also, the term, “ethnic group.” Image: Sigurd and Fafnir (1906)

Panel 5: Such ideas from“racial science”grew in popularity and acceptance throughout the 20th and 21st centuries. Image: Cartoon of Hitler with his trousers pulled down to reveal swastika boxers with the caption: LET’S CATCH HIM WITH HIS “PANZERS” down!

Panel 6: So remember; White Pride has nothing to do with Heathenry or Asatru. You’re just an asshole. Image: Solid black background]

I suck at writing valentines, ya’ll. XD Some References: