cosmic witchy weather

Autumnus: Goddess/God of autumn, abundance, harvest (Roman)

Demeter: Goddess of harvest, agriculture, grain, fertility (Greek)

Tatsutahime: Goddess of autumn, harvest, health, abundance (Japanese)

Mabon(Maponus): God of youth, music, harvest, death, resurrection (Celtic)

The Dagda: God of fertility, crops, sex, wisdom, magic, strength (Irish)

Modron: Mother Goddess of harvest, fertility, abundance, sovereignty (Celtic)

Badb: Goddess of war, death, rebirth, prophecy (Celtic)

Macha: Goddess of war, fertility, land (Celtic)

Dionysus: God of duality, wine, ecstasy, fertility, harvest, life and death (Greek)

Cernunnos: God of the wilds, nature, animals, fertility, life and death (Celtic)

Vertumnus: God of seasonal change, gardens, fruits (Roman)

Ceres: Goddess of agriculture, harvest, grain crops, fertility (Roman)

The Morrígan: Goddess of fertility, death, battle, fate (Celtic)

Freyr: God of fertility, good weather, harvest, prosperity, peace (Norse)

Arianrhod: Goddess of reincarnation, the moon, stars, death, the wheel of time (Welsh)

Banbha(Banba): Goddess of autumn, sovereignty, land, fertility (Celtic)

Hestia: Goddess of home, warmth, hearth, fire (Greek)

Hel: Goddess of the dead, transformation, the underworld (Norse)

Persephone/Kore: Goddess of the Underworld, vegetation, Queen of the dead (Greek)

Pomona: Goddess of fruit trees, harvest, abundance, orchards (Roman)

Hades: God of the Underworld, riches, the dead (Greek)

Hermes: God of travelers, soul-guiding, hospitality, fertility, herds and flocks (Greek)

Osiris: God of death, agriculture, fertility, rebirth (Egyptian)

Eurus/Euros: God of the east wind, autumn storms (Greek)

Mercury: God of commerce, merchants, communication (Roman)

Hathor: Goddess of joy, harvest, dance, fertility, wine (Egyptian)

Dagon: God of grain, fertility, agriculture (Semitic)

Chang’e (Chang’o): Goddess of the moon, agriculture, immortality (Chinese)

Hecate: Goddess of witchcraft, magic, night, crossroads (Greek)

Durga: Goddess of motherhood, protection, harvest, agriculture (Hindu)

Freyja: Goddess of fertility, war, magic, death (Norse)

Kronos(Cronus): Titan God of time, agriculture, harvest, life cycles (Greek)

Inanna: Goddess of love, war, fertility, the underworld (Mesopotamian)

Nephtys: Goddess of night, protection, mourning (Egyptian)

Inari: Kami of prosperity, foxes, agriculture, harvest (Japanese)

Ishtar: Goddess of harvest, war, fertility (Mesopotamian)

Anubis: God of the dead, mummification, tombs, the underworld (Egyptian)

Small witchy things that can make your life a little bit easier!

🪞 Mirror Charm

Before the steam fades, trace a heart or symbol on your bathroom mirror. It’s a quiet blessing for your day.

☕ Morning Cup Enchantment

Stir your tea or coffee clockwise for what you want to invite in, counterclockwise for what you want to let go.

📖 Page Sigil

Hide a pressed flower or drawn sigil in your planner or book. It works quietly while you read, learn, or dream.

👟 Step Protection

Knot your shoes with the thought: “I walk safe. I walk strong.” Every step carries your intention forward.

🌿 Green Ally

A single plant at your desk is more than décor ~ it’s a living spell for growth, grounding, and fresh energy.

📱 Phone Magic

Turn your lock screen into a charm ~ a sigil, affirmation, or tarot card. Each unlock becomes a reminder of your power.

✨ Night Release Ritual

This list will be updated frequently, for characters of Kalevala, see this post

Sky

Ukko ∞ “high god”, god of thunder, weather & skies, his wife is Akka

Ilmarinen ∞ god of weather and smithing, often mixed with Ukko (maybe the same deity)

Kapeet ∞ female deities who walked on clouds and gave birth to iron, they were made by Ukko

Ilmattaret ∞ the kapeet of air, elemental spirits, one of them was Ilmatar who had a part in the creation

Tuuletar ∞ the spirit of wind (see also Kangatar)

Päivätär ∞ the morning light herself, guardian of wolves

Lempo ∞ a flying evil spirit, most often stands for a wasp

Etelätär ∞ the southern wind herself

Hyytämöinen / Puhuri ∞ the father of Pakkanen, the cold weather

Otavatar ∞ daughter of the day, helped to regain stolen goods

Kuumet ∞ a spirit who darkened the moon 

Earth & forest

Akka ∞ goddess of earth, mother earth, wife of Ukko

Pellervoinen ∞ makes plantation grow, guardian of all trees and plants

Tapio ∞ god of the forest, commonly known as the king of forest, rules every being in his realm of forests with his partner Mielikki

Mielikki ∞ goddess of forest and all things in there, guardian of honey, partner to Tapio

Nyyrikki ∞ Tapio’s son

Tellervo & Tuulikki ∞ Tapio’s daughters, shepherds of the forest animals

Tapiotar ∞ the mother (Emuu) of birds

Tyytikki ∞ daughter of Tapio, the goddess and mother (Emuu) of squirrels

Tuometar ∞ goddess of bird cherry (tuomi = bird cherry)

Katajatar ∞ goddess of juniper (kataja = juniper)

Pihlajatar ∞ goddess of rowan (pihlaja = rowan)

Hongatar ∞ goddess of pine (honka/mänty = pine), guardian of bears

Lemmes ∞ father of alder (leppä = alder)

Kati ∞ forest spirit who made trees grow

Kangatar ∞ forest spirit who lived on fells and together with Tuuletar made the wind sway among the tallest pine trees

Nyrkes ∞ deity & guardian of squirrels

Käreitär ∞ deity & guardian of foxes

Hiisi ∞ forest spirit who have many forms, considered mean and evil

Liekkiö ∞ ghost of a murdered child who had been buried in the forest

Aarni ∞ deity and guardian of treasure

Ajattarat ∞ evil goddesses of forest and faiths

Kekri ∞ guardian spirit of domestic cattle

Hiilitär ∞ forest spirit who took away the pain of burn wounds

Ägräs / Egres ∞ the guardian spirit of peas, beans, turnips, flax and cabbages

Kimmo / Kammo ∞ guardian spirit of stones, a noisy ghost

Loaus / Laus ∞ the lord of reindeer and moose, partner to Pohjan Eukko

Sinervo ∞ spirit of turnip fields, most likely was just a butterfly

Pohjan Eukko ∞ she drew reindeer and moose to the hunters, partner to Laus

Mammelainen ∞ troll lady who corroded flesh and bone

Kamulainen ∞ a great mountain troll

Wuoren väki ∞ mountain trolls, melters and workers of metals

Kytöläinen ∞ the planter of forest, from his tears grew beanstalks

Köndös ∞ the protector and guardian of fields

Äimätär ∞ arrogant female spirit who was impregnated by air and birthed wolves

Ritikainen ∞ lord of snakes (see also Syöjätär)

Pekko ∞ pellon poika, son of fields, guardian of barley, protected the planting season and most likely also guarded ale (Rongoteus in Karelia)

Ulappala ∞ the mother (Emuu) and protector of dogs

Water

Ahti ∞ god and ruler of the realm of water, his partner is Vellamo

Vellamo ∞ goddess of water, partner to Ahti

Iku-Turso ∞ a sea monster

Vetehinen ∞ water spirit

Syöjätär ∞ water spirit, often mixed with Vetehinen, gave birth to snakes, also known as Loviatar, Mammotar

Pikku-Mies ∞ water spirit, “The Little Man”, despite his size he had great powers

Aallotar ∞ she weaved Vellamo’s shirt of straws (aalto = wave)

Sotkattaret ∞ spirits of strands and guardian deities of ducks (see. Kapeet)

Näkki ∞ mischievous, evil spirit of waters, known for drowning people

Juoletar ∞ could be a mix-up with Ahti, referred to as Hillervo’s partner, guided otters to the hunter’s traps

Ahikainen ∞ mean, evil water spirit, tied his fences with snakes instead of with rope

Hillervo ∞ the goddess of otters, her partner was Juoletar. Hillervo lived near rapid waters, streams and fountains

Winga ∞ made the lizards together with Wanga

Death, afterlife & otherwise nasty

Kalma ∞ god of graves & graveyards

Tuoni / Mana ∞ god of death and ruler of the realm of the dead, not a bringer of death, just, the lord of underworld, his partner is Tuonen Akka / Manalatar

Tuonen Akka / Manalatar ∞ goddess of death and ruler of the realm of the dead, partner to Tuoni / Mana

Tuonen poika / Hölmä ∞ Tuoni’s son, evil and mean warmonger

Tuonetar ∞ Tuoni’s daughter, angry of nature

Loviatar ∞ Tuoni’s daughter, the worst of them, she gave birth to nine plagues (see also Syöjätär)

Peri-sokia ∞ Loviatar’s son, blind in one eye, forger of arrows

Kiputyttö ∞ Tuoni’s daughter, the “Pain Girl”, taker of pain, aka Tuonen neito

Kivutar ∞ the goddess of disease and sickness, often mixed with Kiputyttö (maybe the same deity)

Wauwutar ∞ she made people scream for their pains, tormenter

Keijukaiset ∞ fairies, the spirits of the dead who spread the reek of death

Kyöpeli / Köpeli ∞ debatable character, a ghost of houses and graveyards

Perkele ∞ descriptive word for all things that were considered evil, synonym for Lempo, Hiisi, Piru, Pirulainen, Peiko, Peijakas, Peijainen, Pentele, Kilka, Kilo, Kurki, Juutas; basically just stood for an evil being/spirit

Ruotuswäinen ∞ daughter of Perkele

Äjätär ∞ daughter of the devil Juutas

Ärjämöinen ∞ harsh, cold winter ghost

Healers & helpers

Väinämöinen ∞ god so powerful that his sweat has healing properties, feathers from his belt could be applied on wounds to heal them

Väinämöisen poika ∞ Väinämöinen’s son, healed abscesses with seawater

Hurus / Hyrysväinen ∞ Väinämöinen’s daughter, halts bleeding with her spells

Suonetar ∞ weaver of veins and tendons

Lemma / -s ∞ healer of wounds

Kuutar ∞ goddess who granted protection against wasps, healer of their stings

Sinettäret ∞ goddesses of dyeing fabric

Kankahattaret ∞ goddesses of making fabric

Anterettoin ∞ the female guardian spirit of sauna

Auterinen ∞ spirit of the steam

Immi ∞ the kave of love and affection

Sukka-mieli ∞ spirit who was able to make couples fall apart or come together

Panutar / Pannatar ∞ she caused pain and stinging sensation but was also called to help when healing wounds inflicted by steel

Tonttu ∞ the haltia of human residences

Wauwutar ∞ the stinging of wounds was cast by healers into her wool mittens

Aatinin lapset, the giants

Härkä / Mulli ∞ the first ox, was so large in size that when its head was in the Häme region its tail would whisk the air in Tornio

Kalewa / Kawe ∞ a giant who had 12 mighty sons, two of them being Ilmarinen and Väinämöinen

Kunotar ∞ Kawe’s mother

Kalewan pojat ∞ Kalewa’s sons, also giants from whom the hiisi were believed to have derived from

Kalewan tyttäret ∞ Kalewa’s daughters, giantesses

🖤 sprinkle a line of salt over the threshold

🖤 light a black candle, focusing on the flame, visualizing it burning away the negative energy

🖤 carry black tourmaline with you, or leave one in areas where you need to fix the energy

By request from one of my followers, here’s a nifty little charm for keeping psychically and emotionally draining people from sucking you dry. This is a variation on a simple binding spell and won’t cause harm to the target. It just smacks them on the nose and pushes them away whenever they try to take a bite of you, so to speak.

Materials:

Small piece of paper & writing implement

Salt & pepper

White candle

Wax paper

Fireproof surface

Write the person’s name on the paper (their full name, if you know it), then cross it out with lines or X’s. You can also write over it with a sigil, if you prefer. (See simple sigil tutorial and example of simple sigil here.)

Sprinkle a little tiny bit of salt and pepper onto the paper and roll or fold it up tightly. Secure it with a small amount of tape, if necessary, so that nothing spills out.

Put the wax paper down on the fireproof surface and place the bundle on it. Light the candle and slowly drip the wax onto the bundle, saying whatever words you feel will keep this person from harming you.

Here’s a charm I’ve used in the past:

Lock the door and hide the key You have no power over me By the power of this charm You cannot do me any harm

Flip the bundle and make sure you cover the bottom too. Once the bundle is completely encased in wax, tuck it away somewhere secret where it won’t be disturbed, but it won’t be accidentally moved or thrown away either. I keep mine in a box in my sock drawer.

A charm designed to help prevent nightmares and promote restful sleep. 

revision of an old post, circa 2017

Ingredients: 

Small corked jar

String

Eyepin for jewelry making (if you got it!)

Sea salt - charging

Lemon Verbena - dreamless sleep, prevents nightmares

Rosemary - prevents nightmares, protection during sleep

Lavender - restful sleep

Black Tourmaline - induces sleep, prevents nightmares

Rose Essential Oil - relaxation and peace

Instructions: 

Add each ingredient to the jar - the salt and herbs first, then the rose oil and black tourmaline

Seal however you see fit - I typically just glue the lid on, tbh

Add the eyepin to the cork lid and thread your string; if you don't have one, wrap the string around the neck of the jar a few times - tie in a knot

Meditate on your intent while holding the jar - if you can, visualize a calming light surrounding it, imbuing it with peaceful and protective energy

Set the jar in the starlight to charge overnight - remove before sunrise

When charged, hang the jar above your bed

a cloud is an aerosol consisting of a visible mass of liquid droplets, ice crystals, or other particles, suspended in the atmosphere of a planetary body or similar space such as the earth.

my personal associations and correspondences for clouds include: all types of weather phenomena (storms, hurricanes, tornadoes, etc.), celestial bodies such as nebulae, uranus (ruler of the sky), the air element, destruction, shielding, illusion, distortion, peace, comfort, dreams, sleep, warding nightmares, and divination.

how to use clouds in magic

craft spell jars based on intent; add puffs of cotton to represent clouds

craft a cloud in a jar/bottle

craft a cloud shaped dream pillow

cloud watching as meditation

use cloud movement for weather prediction [to time spells]

use cloud shapes for divination [nephelomancy]

cluster crystals together in various shapes or patterns depending on the type of cloud you want to work with

pair with the suit of swords in tarot cards

listen to music produced with wind instruments

use marshmallows or whipped cream to represent clouds in desserts

use as a source of energy to charge items or spells [storm clouds would be good for this]

cloud manipulation [energy work]

cloud illusions [sun dogs, halos, and pillars]

nephelomany / cloud scrying

nephelomany, also known as cloud scrying, can be performed by interpreting cloud shapes and surrounding colors. the most common clouds to scry with are cumulus or stratocumulus clouds due to their well-formed shape and defined boundaries.

types of clouds by altitude ✧

prefix definitions cirro - curl, tendril alto - mid strato - layer, sheet nimbo - rain bearing cloud cumulo - heap

high level clouds - composed of ice crystals; above 20k ft

☁️ cirrus

appearance: white, narrow, wispy, fibrous, silky filaments

about: fastest moving type of cloud; occurs during fair conditions but may signal an approaching change in weather (warm front that can cause storms)

keywords: swiftness, wit, change, transformation, transitions, freedom

☁️ cirrocumulus

appearance: small puffs of white clouds arranged in patchy sheets or ripples

about: short lived; usually seen with fair but cold weather; signals approaching rainstorm or potentially hurricane

keywords: focus, momentum, energy, anxiety, preparation, safety

☁️ cirrostratus

appearance: widespread, veil-like; fibrous; smooth

about: looks similar to a thin stratus but is distinguished by the solar or lunar halo that shines through it; commonly forms optical illusions such as sun dogs, haloes, and sun pillars; signals approaching rain or snowstorm (within 12-24 hours)

keywords: distortion, illusion, glamours, beauty

mid level clouds - composed of water droplets or ice at low temperatures; between 6,500 and 20k ft

☁️ altocumulus

appearance: white or grey poofs in rows composed of scales or rolls

about: usually forms in groups; when they pass in front of the sun or moon, it can create a corona; often found between warm and cool fronts in a depression; signifies thunderstorm or cold front

keywords: comfort, peace, warmth, serenity

species of altocumulus clouds altocumulus lenticularis - lens shaped, resembles a UFO altocumulus castellanus - rising towers, turrets altocumulus floccus - puffy, ragged tufts altocumulus stratiformis - horizontal layers altocumulus volutus - tube shaped roll chaotic altocumulus - poorly defined, multiple species or forms of these types of clouds

☁️ altostratus

appearance: grey or bluish sheet-like layers in parallel bands; sometimes thin enough to see the sun as if you were looking at it through a foggy lens or ground glass

about: streaks of rain can be seen hanging from these clouds and may produce light precipitation; occurs before heavy rain or a warm front

keywords: invisibility, shielding, distortion, illusion, delusion

☁️ nimbostratus

appearance: multi-level dark grey, diffused by precipitation; thick enough to blot out the sun

about: cloud base lowers as precipitation continues; spreads vertically into high and low levels; occurs along warm fronts and produces steady, moderate to heavy rainfall; preceded by cirrostratus and altostratus

keywords: cleansing, renewal, consecration

low level clouds - composed of water droplets; below 6,500 ft

☁️ cumulus

appearance: white, detached, dense, well-defined; resembles mounds, domes, towers; your typical cloud-shaped cloud

about: develops on days of clear to fair skies; has the potential to become a thunderstorm

keywords: duality, balance, joy, dreams, psychic abilities, divination

☁️ cumulonimbus

appearance: thick, heavy, dense; often resembles an anvil, tower, or mountain; upper portion can be smooth, fibrous, or striated

about: storm cloud; produce larger droplets and more intense downpours than a nimbostratus cloud; can produce heavy rain, hail, and tornadoes; occurs with cold fronts; preceded by cirrocumulus and altocumulus clouds

keywords: destruction, manifestation, power, energy, catalyst

☁️ stratocumulus

appearance: white/grey rounded clumps or patches that form in groups

about: may or may not merge with other clouds; do not typically produce precipitation, but may indicate incoming weather changes (windstorms, thunderstorms); can turn into nimbostratus clouds

keywords: potential, humility, togetherness, companionship

☁️ stratus

appearance: low, grey cloud with a uniform base that blankets the sky; flat, hazy

about: turns to fog when it hits the ground; may produce drizzle, ice, or snow; typically do not produce a solar or lunar halo except, on occasion, at very low temperatures; reveals blue sky once dissipated

keywords: optimism, hope, wisdom, knowledge

other

☁️ fractus

appearance: small, ragged cloud fragments broken off from bigger clouds; jagged, shredded, cotton candy-esque

about: constantly changing; forms and dissipates rapidly

keywords: fleeting, temporary, metamorphosis, transformation, baneful magic

weather correspondences uranian weather magic

keywords in this post are based on my own associations and research - do not redistribute and please source back to me if you reference my content.

I love a good elaborate spell, but sometimes (often), I need to slow it down and do something simple. With that in mind, this is one of my favorite prosperity spells for when I'm short on time or low on energy or resources.

Materials

Coin (any value is fine!)

Green candle (optional)

Directions

Hold the coin your hand. If you can, visualize it glowing with green light. Feel that energy wash over you.

Say, "My money grows like leaves on a tree. I call upon abundance: come to me."

If using a candle, light it now. If not, ignore this step.

Continue holding your coin and repeating the words. I like to repeat it for a total of five times, but you can do whatever feels right to you.

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