Hell Bound

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Basil at the door, windows, or scattered in the home will increase money.

Lay thorny branches on your doorstep to keep evil from your dwelling.

Eat a pinch of Thyme before bed, and you will have sweet dreams.

Place chips of Cedar wood in a box with some coins to draw money to you.

Carry an Anemone Flower with you to ward against illness.

Hang a bit of Seaweed in the kitchen to ward evil spirits.

Keep a jar of Alfalfa in your cupboards to ensure the prosperity of your house.

Burn Allspice as an incense to draw money or luck to you, as well as speed healing.

Cut an Apple in half, and give one half to your love to ensure a prosperous relationship.

Carry an Avocado pit with you to let your inner beauty shine outwardly. Avocado is also an aphrodisiac.

Strawberries are an aphrodisiac.

Place a piece of cotton in your sugar bowl to draw good luck to your house.

Celery is an aphrodisiac.

Place Almonds in your pocket when you need to find something.

Scatter Chili Peppers around your house to break a curse.

Carrying a packet of strawberry leaves will help ease the pains of pregnancy.

Scatter some sugar to purify a room.

Throw rice into the air to make rain.

Carry a potato in your pocket or purse all winter to ward against colds.

Eat five almonds before consuming alcohol, to lighten the effects of intoxication.

Place a pine branch above your bed to keep illness away.

Chew celery seeds to help you concentrate.

Carry of chunk of dry pineapple in a bag to draw luck to you.

Ask an orange a yes or no question before you eat it, then count the seeds: if the seeds are an even number, the answer is no. If an odd number, yes.

Eat olives to ensure fertility.

Toss Oats out your back door to ensure that your garden or crop will be bountiful.

Eat mustard seed to ensure fertility.

Place Lilacs around your house to rid yourself of unwanted spirits.

Eat Lettuce to drive lustful thoughts from your mind.

Rub a Lettuce leaf over your forehead to help you sleep.

Add Lemon juice to your bathwater for purification.

Eat grapes to increase psychic powers.

Carry a blade of grass to increase your psychic powers.

Smell Dill to get rid of hiccups.

If you place a Dill sachet over your door, those who wish you ill can not enter your home.

Place cotton on an aching tooth, and the pain will ease.

Burn cotton to cause rain.

Place pepper inside a piece of cotton and sew it shut to make a charm to bring back a lost love.

Carry a small onion to protect against venomous animals.

Eat grapes to increase fertility.

Place a sliced onion in the room of an ill person do draw out the sickness.

Place an onion underneath your pillow to have prophetic dreams.

Place morning glory seeds under your bed to cure nightmares.

Walk through the branches of a maple tree to ensure that you will have a long life.

Mix salt and pepper together and scatter it around your house to dispel evil.

Smell Lavender to help you sleep.  (Lavender makes me fall asleep so fast).

Hang a pea pod containing nine peas above the door to draw your future mate to you.

Eat a peach to assist in making a tough decision.

Carry peach wood to lengthen your lifespan.

Stop using them in teas and salves and skin toner too.

Mass produced roses like the ones we find in grocery stores of flower shops are beautiful! - By design.. And “by design” I mean by chemicals and pesticides. They’ll wreck your skin far more than help (especially if you have sensitivities or allergies[ @ me] ). Make sure ANY flowers or herbs or roots you use are certified for culinary or therapeutic use. Get them from credible places. And use common sense.

Malachite is best known for attracting money and it’s use in abundance spells, but less people know that it also shields the owner from negativity, and also helps one resist temptation.

Colors are one of THE MOST under appreciated aspects in both the physical and metaphysical realm. We’re surrounded by colors, yet we choose to ignore their meanings and uses in both magickal work (spells, rituals, etc.) and even in every day life. You can use colors to promote the qualities you wish to emphasize; use them in your surroundings if you wish to emphasize permanently, or wear a certain color to emphasize those qualities in a certain situation. Here are some basic colors, and if you have any more, please feel free to add on!! 🌈

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♥️🥀Red🥀♥️

Symbolizes: energy, passion, strength, courage, creativity, warmth, security, lust

In Aura: signifies materialism, materialistic ambition, a focus on sensual pleasures, quick temper

Uses:

-(healing) use red to bring out warmth and burn out disease

-spells related to lust, strength, courage, and in curses

-wear red to increase strength, courage, and efficiency in spell work

RED IS A POWERFUL COLOR AND SHOULD BE USED IN MODERATION!

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🧡🍊Orange🍊🧡

Symbolizes: creativity, Creativity, self-expression, intellectual matters, overcoming addiction, legal matters/justice, joy, business success, ambition, vitality, fun, action, opportunity, celebration, investments

In Aura: signifies thoughtfulness and creativity.

Uses:

-(healing) may increase immunity and sexual energy

-great in adaptability spells to sudden changes and encouragement power

-wear the color orange to promote creativity, ambition, and possible success in a business setting

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💰🛎Gold🛎💰

Symbolizes: understanding, luck, inner strength, self-realization, intuition

In Aura: represents service to others

Uses:

-It is the most powerful healing color, but so powerful that many are not able to stand it initially and must be conditioned to it via other colors

-used in spells for success, finances, good fortune, ambition, and health

-used often in divination

-wear gold to promote your inner-strength and intuition

REMEMBER, NOTHING COMES FROM NOTHING

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💛🌙Yellow🌙💛

Symbolizes: intellect, inspiration, imagination, knowledge, confidence, joy, comfort

In Aura: signifies intellectual development, for either material or spiritual ends

Uses:

-(healing) promote clarity of thought

-studying

-relaxation

-affirmations

-overall happiness

-wear yellow to maintain joy, comfort, and relaxation. Also wear when studying to help absorb information a bit better!

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💚🌿Green🌿💚

Symbolizes: luck, wealth, fertility, ambition, prosperity, vitality

In Aura: signifies balance, peace and often indicates ability as a healer

Uses:

-good in all healing situations

-spells for wealth, luck, fertility, and confidence

-wear green to increase luck, wealth, fertility, abundance, and ambition

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💙🦋Blue🦋💙

Symbolizes: tranquility, health, patience, peace, truth, wisdom, protection

In Aura: indicates serenity, contentment and spiritual development

Uses:

-(healing) blue is used for cooling and calming, both physically and mentally

-spells for peace, binding, health, and patience

-enhance psychic ability

-peace in the home

-wear blue to maintain good health, peace, and tranquility!

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💜🦄Violet🦄💜

Symbolizes: spirituality, wisdom, power, spirit, devotion, idealism

In Aura: signifies higher spiritual development and power

Uses:

-(healing) purple is used for mental disorders and also for becoming one with Spirit

-often used in divination

-enhancing nurturing qualities

-balancing sensitivity

-wear purple when practicing divination, studying, or when working with spirits to aid in efficiency!

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⭐️🌌Indigo🌌⭐️

Symbolizes: emotion, fluidity, insight, expressiveness, psychic ability

In Aura: signifies a seeker, often of spiritual truth

Uses:

-(healing) use indigo for relaxation, reassurance and promoting psychism

-meditation

-clarity of purpose

-spiritual healing

-self-mastery

-wear indigo while meditating to promote relaxation and insight, and it can be helpful when practicing psychic magick!

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💗🌸Pink🌸💗

Symbolizes: spiritual healing, love, friendship, emotion, companionship, affection

In Aura: signifies balance between the spiritual and the material

Uses:

-romance

-spiritual awakening

-partnerships

-children’s magick

-healing

-love-related spells

-friendship-related spells

-maintaining level headed emotions

-wear pink to aid in love spells (preferably a self love spell, because free will is BIG. IMPORTANT.), to keep your cool, and to help you bond with friends. Also good to help you recharge after feeling drained!

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🕊🐚White🐚🕊

Symbolizes: purity, healing, purification, peace, innocence, illumination, truth

In Aura: signifies a high level of attainment, a higher level soul incarnate to help others

Uses:

-it is a good general healing color for the removal of pain and suffering

-cleansing

-clarity

-establishing order

-spiritual growth

-understanding

-divination

-exorcism

-wear white to keep energies pure and protected, and to aid in divination!

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🔗💍Silver💍🔗

Symbolizes: wisdom, psychic ability, intelligence, memory

In Aura: abundance in a physical and spiritual sense

Uses:

-spiritual development

-psychic development

-meditation

-warding off negativity

-wear silver to enhance your development and during tests and studying to enhance your memory!

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🌪🌫Grey🌫🌪

Symbolizes: stability, contemplation, neutrality, reserve

In Aura: symbolic of a very simple person

Uses:

-complex decisions

-bonding negative influences

-reaching compromise

-wear grey to remove negative influences!

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🖤🌑Black🌑🖤

Symbolizes: protection, retribution, mystery, force, stability, dignity

In Aura: signifies some kind of blockage or something being hidden

Uses:

-unhexing

-repelling Black magick

-banishing negativity

-defense spells

-protect from evil

-wearing a black sweater (or any article of clothing) can help protect from negativity and promote deep meditation!

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🍂🧸Brown🧸🍂

Symbolizes: practicality, material success, concentration, study, grounding, strength, solidity, endurance

In Aura: indicates “down to earth-ness” and common sense

Uses:

-animal/pet magick

-earth magick

-concentration

-material goods

-stability

-locating lost objects

-earth element

-balance

-concentration

-animal companionship

-wear brown to promote concentration and stability/balance, as well as when working with animal magick to gain companionship with said animal!

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There are few things in life more nostalgic than hanging out with your friends on a warm summer’s day and cracking open an ice-cold pop. For me, pop was a rare indulgence - it was often too sweet for my taste and left me feeling bloated or ill afterwards. After a few years of trial and error, I landed on a few recipes for homemade pop using local ingredients.

One of the great things about making pop at home is that you have complete control: you’re able to create unique flavour blends and control the level of sweetener in your beverage. You can purchase your add-ins from the local marketplace or go foraging if you’re familiar with the plants in your area. There are endless options!

A quick note on foraging

Foraging, in short, is the act of gathering and harvesting wildcrafted plants, herbs and foods. Some folks go hiking in the mountains, others peruse the local riverbeds. Many folks hunt for mushrooms, collect wild chamomile and mint, and gather blueberries and raspberries from their respective bushes.

In short, it’s a wonderful method of living off the land and becoming more familiar with both the native and invasive species of plants growing within your area.

If you’re new to foraging, I highly recommend that you check out your local bookstore or library and peruse the “Local” section - it is filled with publications on local plants, wildlife, history and more. 

Some of my favourite publications include:

The Forager’s Harvest by Samuel Thayer

Nature’s Garden by Samuel Thayer

Incredible Wild Edibles by Samuel Thayer

The Forager’s Feast by Leda Meredeth 

Edible Wild Plants by Thomas Elias

Do be safe and check the identity of any plants you are unfamiliar with across multiple sources. There are many lookalikes in wildlife and knowing the difference between what is safe and what is toxic is important.

In addition to books, I highly recommend that you check out your local foraging and plant-related organizations. A lot of groups offer workshops where they teach you how to identify local plants and what their uses are. 

Simple Pop Recipe

Ingredients and Tools

2L spring water, do not use tap water as the chlorine may affect fermentation

2-3 lemons or limes

½ - ¾ cups white or raw sugar

¼ additional sweetener (honey, maple syrup, molasses, fruit syrup, etc.)

1/5 packet of champagne yeast (I use EC 1118, available on Amazon and in most brewing stores)

A 2L glass jar

A 2L plastic or glass pop bottle

Fine mesh strainer

Funnel

Additional Add-In Options

1 cup fresh fruit (i.e. blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, apples)

2-6 grams wild herbs and flowers (i.e. mints, sages, wood sorrel, pineapple weed, yarrow, mugwort, violets)

Barks, roots, twigs and things (i.e. sumac cones, pine needles, birch twigs, ginger, cinnamon)

Steps

Initial ferment

Place all ingredients into the jar and shake to combine the sweeteners and water. 

Cover the jar with cheesecloth or paper towel and attach it with an elastic band or the jar ring. Place on the counter, out of direct sunlight.

Let ferment for 24 hours. Check to see if there is bubbling near the surface of the jar. New bubbles should be forming every 2-3 seconds. If not, check back every hour or so until they are.

Bottling

Once you have a good ferment going, strain the mixture through a fine mesh strainer into the bottles by using a funnel. Please be sure to leave at least 2 inches of head room to allow for a bit of space for pressure to build up.

Place the bottles in a cool dark space and allow them to ferment for another 8 hours to create carbonation. Warning - it is possible to get an overly-active ferment at this stage, which could cause your bottles to burst. Flip-top bottles will release and overflow. Plastic bottles should simply expand unless you have overfilled them, in which case they might burst. Be sure to store the bottles in a location where it’s easy to clean up just in case!

After 8 hours, check to see if you’re happy with your carbonation level. Open the bottles slowly, over the sink, and push down on the lid to avoid a gusher. If you want more carbonation, add a bit more sugar and check back in an hour or so. If you’re happy with it, move your bottles to the refrigerator.

Leave the pop for 2-3 hours to chill before using. They should be good for 2-3 weeks.

Wild Recipes

White Pine and Ginger

2L spring water

2 lemons

½ - ¾ cup white or raw sugar

¼ cup honey

2 - 3 cups white pine needles, cut

6 - 8 inches fresh ginger, peeled

1/5 packet of champagne yeast

Raspberry, Lime and Wild Mint

2L spring water

2 limes

½ - ¾ cup white or raw sugar

¼ cup honey

1 cup raspberries

1 handful wild mint

1/5 packet of champagne yeast

Blueberry, Spruce and Juniper Berries

2L spring water

2 lemons

½ - ¾ cup white or raw sugar

¼ cup maple syrup

1 cup blueberries

¼ cup spruce tips

2 cups spruce branches, cut

5 juniper berries, crushed

1/5 packet of champagne yeast

Strawberry and Goldenrod

2L spring water

2 limes

½ - ¾ cup white or raw sugar

¼ cup honey

1 cup strawberries

5 bunches goldenrod flower

1/5 packet of champagne yeast

Crab Apple and Wild Sage

2L spring water

2 lemons

½ - ¾ cup white or raw sugar

¼ cup honey

1 cup fresh crab apples

6 sprigs wild sage

1/5 packet of champagne yeast

For more information on brewing your own beverages, check out these sources:

The Wildcrafting Brewer by Pascal Baudar

Eat Your Drink: Culinary Cocktails by Matthew Biancaniello

True Brews: How to Craft Fermented Cider, Beer, Wine, Sake, Soda, Mead, Kefir, and Kombucha at Home by Emma Christensen

Forager’s Cocktails: Botanical Mixology with Fresh, Natural Ingredients by Amy Zavatto

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Photographs are under the Creative Commons License. Last photo belongs to me. Content is from my grimoire and is embedded with information from a variety of sources over the years.

Warnings:  All plant material should be sourced appropriately and responsibly for your own safety and well-being. Be certain that you are purchasing food-grade ingredients from a reliable retailer or supplier. 

- probably educate yourself on what witchcraft is and the different ways of practicing

- call yourself a witch

Alder - PRESERVING - (water) oracular magic, seership, dreamwork, preservation, concealment, bridging worlds

Apple - SINGING - (air) protection, blessing, calling, sending, opening doorways to other worlds, love, inspiration, enchantment

Ash - JOURNEYING - (earth, water) calling, direction of art and craft, moving toward a goal, healing, crossing bridges to other worlds

Beech - LEARNING - (fire) solar and positive magic, the enhancement of creativity, learning, the search for information, books, languages Birch - BEGINNING - (water) purification, discipline, spells of youth and fresh starts, creativity, procreation, birth, renewal and rebirth Blackthorn and Plum - BLOCKING - (earth) protection, faerie magic, overcoming creative barriers, persistence, patience, divining of precious metals Cedar - CLEANSING - (air) enchantment, clearing negativity, dedication of sacred space, poetry, smithcraft, healing Cherry - DESIRING - (fire) protection, conflict, sex, attraction, assertiveness, aggression, love, confidence, daring, union of opposites, root chakra, healing of injuries from conflict or loss Chestnut - PRODUCING - (water) fertility, feminine powers, motherhood, the sea, protection of waters, reflection, introspection, meditation, abundance, nurturance, cleansing, relationships, especially mother and child Ebony - DOMINATING - (earth) leadership, domination, penetrating to the core of any problem, control, sexual assertion, aggression, concealing, revealing, healing dark diseases, dragon energy, seduction Elder - REGENERATING - (earth) enchantment, healing, protection, regeneration, wealth, long life, nurturing Elm - CONTAINING - (earth) healing, fertility, growth, rebirth, destiny, wisdom, metamorphosis, endurance Hawthorn - GUARDING - (air) fertility, rebirth, renewal union, wildness, human being as animal, detects magic, counter-jinxes, warding, sending

Hazel - UNDERSTANDING - (air) female autonomy, feminine power, magic of wisdom, beauty, charm, love, navigation, summoning, attraction, creativity

Holly - PENETRATING - (fire) protection, work against evil spirits, poisons, angry elementals, and lightning; averting fear, allowing courage to emerge, dream magic and eternal life, success in business or endeavor, hunting or quests Juniper - TRANSFORMING - (earth) transformation, transition, crossing to other worlds, cloaking, revealing, letting go, yin power, shadow, meditation, seduction, binding, geas, fate Lilac - IMAGINING - (air) magic of union, attraction, cultivation of creative bliss, intellectual pursuits, imagination, information, mental power, creation of harmony, travel, illusion, detection, writing

Linden - ATTRACTING - (air) creation, transmutation, illumination, love, attraction, binding, obligation, healing wounds, enhancement of beauty, peace

Maple - CHANGING - (earth, fire) control, finding, binding, transformation, creation, ambition, passion, revolution, rebirth, poetry, beauty, harvest, healing, abundance

Oak - OPENING - (fire) leadership, wise rule, personal sovereignty, authority, power, protection, sealing or opening doors, endurance, invocation of wisdom, fertility, abundance

Poplar - FEELING - (water) emotions, feelings, sensitivity, intuition, empathy, dance, instincts

Redwood - ASPRIING - (fire) striving upward, travel to higher spheres, drawing down power from heaven to earth, religious seeking, discipline, mystical union, wild animals, wisdom

Rowan - QUICKENING - (earth) unites fire and earth elements, bridges worlds, astral vision, protection, warding off evil spirits, averts storms and lightning (sudden disaster and struggle), brings peace, growth, fertility, rebirth; supports women’s autonomy, poetry, metalwork, geomancy, work with ley lines

Spruce, also Fir and Pine - TURNING - (water) battling evil, astral flight, cleansing, purification, creation, potion-making, witches brooms, transformation, shape shifting, wisdom

Walnut - ILLUMINATING - (air, fire) wind and weather magic, expansion, vortices, enhancement of the powers of breath, spells to conjure or avert lightning, hurricanes, or cyclones; teleportation, astral travel, knowledge, wisdom

Willow - WEAVING - (water) dowsing, divination, seership, rain-making, funerary rites, love, easing childbirth, fertility, healing, glamour, bewitchment, concealment, secrecy, germination, herb-magic, potion-making, melody and combination Yew - REMEMBERING - (air, earth) death, grieving, travel between worlds, ancestors, trance, seership, divination, healing, transformation, knowledge, eloquence, persuasion, mediumism, necromancy

green witch: freshly pressed flowers, walking through a field of wildflowers, talking to the trees, terrariums, plants sitting on the windowsill, forest sounds

kitchen witch: cookbooks, stirring tea with intent, lots and lots of jars, herbs and more herbs, the smells of baking, tea blends swirling in jars 

storm witch: lightning crackling, calling up a storm, dancing in the rain, getting excited when you feel a storm coming, checking the weather activity

dream witch: sleepy eyes, soft blankets, meditating in the mornings to remember your dreams, reality checks, sleeping with crystals under your pillow

divination witch: wearing your pendulum as a necklace, sleeping with your tarot deck, shaky hands, too many tarot decks, meditating with your tools

sea witch: jars of seawater, walking barefooted on the sand, sitting on the beach at night, missing the seashore, balmy sea breeze, seashell collection

lunar witch: setting alarms for moon phases, talking to the moon, making moon water, getting ready for the next lunar eclipse, quiet moonlit nights

spirit witch: bonding with spirit companions, feeling the presences in a room, setting out offerings, seeing shadows out of the corner of your eyes, amethyst

fire witch: a whole bunch of scented candles, the smell of incense, cosy warmth, dancing flames, jars of ashes, almost burning the whole house down

crystal witch: keeping crystals in your pockets, crystals sitting on your windowsill under the moonlight, crystalline light reflections

water witch: way too many jars, running out in the middle of a storm to collect water, carrying a jar everywhere, shower cleansing and grounding rituals

tech witch: embedding sigils in code, stereoscopic light of a phone screen, ambient soundtracks, witchy phone apps, emoji spells, digital grimoires

music witch: jamming to your tracks over a spell, shufflemancy, headphones on earbuds in, charging tools with your speakers, playlist for every occasion

urban witch: dollar stores, carrying around their magickal tools, sigils for not missing the bus or train, finding that one witch book in local bookstores

glamour witch: sigils on the mirror, rose quartz in random places, makeup bags, looking fly, youtube channels on makeup, on-the-spot glamours

closeted witch: hiding grimoires in drawers, sigils for invisibility, waiting for everyone else to go out, performing spells behind locked doors at night

Me, a genius: creates erasable surfaces in my grimoire

OK LOL but no joke this is aN AWESOME way to cut down on pages you use in your grimoire if you’re using a bound journal and want it to last a LONG time

So if you can afford it, get you some self-laminating sheets and wet-erase markers (wet erase because when you close the journal, dry-erase may rub off due to friction between the pages!) and make some reusable pages in your grimoire! They’re great for pages that you want to use often but don’t want to dedicate so many pages to such repeated things.

Real Quick How-to:

Decorate the page how you want it

Measure the self-laminating sheet against the paper

Measure again

Cut out the sheet

SLOWLY apply sheet to your page using the following method: peel a little bit of the backing off, smooth onto your page, peel more, smooth, repeat until the page is laminated.

Some ideas for these reusable pages:

Magical Habit Tracking

Magical “Last Time I Cleansed…”

Daily Tarot Card/Rune/etc.

Full/New Moon intention setting

i’m sure we all have times where we feel like witchcraft is too much, too time consuming, not fulfilling enough, or we just can’t seem to get motivated to actually practice. this is especially true for my spoonie witch self! here are tips i’ve found useful for when i personally feel burnt out.

pace yourself. don’t feel like you have to get back to where you once were in your practice right away. try one tarot card a day. do some light energy work this week. schedule a day to make a tasty potion (hot cocoa potions are the bomb for this) and then watch a movie while you enjoy it.

plan in advance. maybe you can get yourself hyped for a big ritual at the next full moon! write down a day in your planner for a cool event and ration smaller preparatory tasks leading up to it.

practice passively. set a jar on your porch for when the next rain happens to fall, or throw some rose quartz in your makeup bag for your next night out. when you rediscover these things, it can really spark interest and motivation again.

explore nature in solitude. this one is huge. go for a nature walk (yes, I am a city witch and it’s possible!) and collect fallen leaves or wildflowers (cut, don’t pick) that you can use in future work. or, just soak in the awe of earth herself.

research. when you have free time, have a big research day on herbalism, crystals, your dieties, whatever. this one’s also huge for me.

glamour magick. one great active spellwork activity you can do is glamour and self love magick. #glamour magick on here, check out the tag! also recommend @orriculum for these types of spells. they really help you find peace in your craft again.

take a break from it. sometimes we need one. go out with friends and family, focus on school or work, and try your best to remain hopeful. personally, i’ve taken two of these long breaks from my craft. it helped me to rediscover why I’m a witch in the first place.

hope these helped–

The “I Love My Self” Jar Potion 

Hi everybody! This is one of the first potions i have ever created, so I hope you’ll like it. Feel free to add or take away anything, and remember, being a witch is using what you have. This potion comes from my grimoire, so if you repost this please tag me c:

Supplies:

- a white candle (if you can incise with a pencil or a knife a pentacle) - a incense stick (choose the fragrance you like the most!) - an hermetic jar (better if made of glass) - moonstone 

Ingredients

-almond oil (or you can also use coconut or olive oil) -basil -rose petals -mint -salt (better Himalaya’s pink salt, but kitchen salt will be fine) -rose essential oil -sandalwood essential oil -lavander essential oil -water

Use as much ingredients as you like. I prefered putting more rose petals because the self-esteem power that they release is very strong.

Light the candle and the incense stick. Put all the ingredients in the jar, close it - be sure it’s perfectly closed! - and shake it a bit while saying:

Absum, I will love myself; Absum, I am strong; Absum, I am beautiful; Shall this last forever.

Now that the jar is full with your intention, put it under the full moon’s light for a night. To emphasize the effect, during the night place the moonstone beside the jar.

I hope you will try this spell! Please let me know if it worked and how (and if) you changed it.