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Recognizing the Authenticity of Spells

5 Signs that a Spell Book is Authentic

Recommended Spell Book

My Top 5 Ancient Grimoires

On Famous Ancient Grimoires

Elements that Make a Spell Powerful

Example of an Encrypted Grimoire

Why Blood Magic is Powerful

What Makes a Potion Magical

Spell Ingredients in Traditional Witchcraft

Small devotional acts. 

Drink some sparkling cider*

Take an improv class

Read/write more poetry

Watch an old musical

Stay up late enough that reality shifts a little

Attend Pride and support LGBT groups

Wear fruity scents

Take a writing class or continue your writing

Eat grapes or drink grape juice*

Be the light in the chaos

Find ways to add more ivy into your life

Get in the habit of asking for someone’s pronouns before assuming

Go to a party

Unapologetically blast your music

Stay hydrated

Use more vinegar in cooking

Work on your balance between chaos and organization (both are very important)

Make crafts using wine bottles/corks

Dance!

Go to protests that are important to you

Witness the break of dawn - however you get there

Drink a sugary drink*

Play games that involve a bit of chance

Wear wine-colored things

Watch a drama show - it’s okay to get sucked into it!

Learn to say “No”

Attend a late-night movie showing

Support those who are overcoming/recovering from addiction

Explore in the woods

Embrace the liminal spaces in your life (there’s more than you think)

PRACTICE LOVING YOURSELF

Many, many, many other things not said here

🌼 SPELL OF THE DAY: JULY 29 🌼

🌞 YOU’LL NEED:

FOUR STONES OF SIMILAR SIZE AND SHAPE

ACRYLIC PAINTS AND PAINTBRUSHES

✴ ✵ ✶ ✷ ✸ ❇ ✹ ✺ ✻ ✼ ❈ ✮ ✡ ✴ ✵ ✶ ✷ ✸ ❇ ✹ ✺ ✻ ✼ ❈ ✮ ✡ ✼ ❈ ✮ ✡ ✸

🌞🌼 In addition to household guardians, many cultures call upon protective beings to watch over the fields and crops, especially as the harvest season approaches. Whether you have a large farm or just a few herbs in pots on your apartment steps, you can do this working to ensure that the guardians will be keeping an eye on your harvest.

🌞🌼 Paint the stones in colors that correspond to the four elements -brown or green for earth, white or silver to symbolize air, red or orange for fire, and blue to represent water. After the paint has dried, place the stones in your garden so earth is to the north, air to the east, fire in the south, and water at the west. As you cite each one, say “Powers of (ELEMENT),watch over my garden from the (DIRECTION). Protect my land and the crops in the soil. Protect those who gather the harvest, as we offer thanks and gratitude.”

If you’re single, you probably wonder every so often when your next relationship will happen and how it will go. Asking your deck about your potential next potential significant other can prevent bad surprise and/or heartbreak. With the help of astrology, you can even guess the time range !

First and foremost, you need to be open-minded in your reading and analysis. Don’t do it with *that* specific person in mind, it will rig the whole process, because you might never get back/with that person, and the reading assumes you can.

I believe Time is like a probability tree: depending on your choices, you will get on a different timeline. But it doesn’t mean the timelines can’t reconnect at some point. Your choices aren’t always significant in the big picture and you can’t always escape a situation. Your journey can unfold in a million different ways, but at the end, you’ll reach the same destination.

I highly advise you to record the whole process in a file, it could be helpful later.

Now, here is an example of the reading you can do:

Concerning the time, you can ask your deck if you’re good with time guessing, but my favorite way is to check the sky.

Go to your favorite astrological website, and check your transits + natal chart for today. Where are Venus, Mars and Pluto ? Are they aspecting some of your personal planets ? Is there planets in your 5th, 7th house and 8th house ? (spoilers: if Saturn is transiting your 8th house, it’s gonna be pretty dry for a while)

Now, estimate what next aspects/placements would be meaningful and move forward the chart clock to estimate the right time. These clues includes:

Venus Return (when the transit Venus conjunct your natal Venus)

Venus, Mars, Pluto transiting your 5th, 7th, 8th house

Transit Venus aspecting your natal Moon

Aspects between the natal Venus/Mars and your natal Venus/Mars

Sun transiting your Moon and Venus sign

(don’t mind much the transit moon, it aspects your whole chart every month)

You need to have several clues to truly estimate a period, ex: Venus Return + Transit Moon trine Natal Venus.

Now that you have found a time range, you’ll use the transit of the moon or the sun to get the right day. The trigger can be a new moon, a full moon or the sun/moon aspecting your major clue element.

Note: I avoided a major heartbreak that way. I foresighted it 6 months before. Since I was distant with the guy I met on purpose, on the day I guessed, he got with another girl and dumped her a month later when his ex came back to him. When I learnt it, I was like “OMG it could have been me, OMG I almost got in so much deep shit”.

Divimaggior - To heighten divination abilities (taken from the words divination and maggiore)

Deterlopeso - To gain determination to lose weight (taken from the words determination, lose, and peso)

Passindietro - To gain back your passions (taken from the words passion and indietro

I recently got my Amethyst Runes and started getting more into it. It was pretty hard to find some good information online, so I thought I’d share with you guys what I found! I just write down what I have in my book of shadows, and this is just what I found, so there may be things that I wrote wrong or that doesn’t fit your believes. I request you look up on this subject yourself too, but this right here might give you a head start.

Runes are symbols which may be used in divination. They are very old and there are many theories as to how or when they originiated, but it’s well known that they were used in Europe. The word itself comes from the old norse word “Run”, and the old german word “Runa”, which translates to “whisper” or “secret”. Runes are closely tied to Odin and according to ancient germanic people they were created by him. The runic alphabets are called “Futhark”, after the first six runes, which are Fehu, Uruz, Thurisaz, Ansuz, Raido and Kenaz. While the elder furthark has 24 characters, just like our alphabet, there are also other versions of the Futhark which range from 16 to 33 characters.

Now to the Meanings!

I have to say, I had a really hard time looking up the meanings of every rune. While some runes have the same meaning everywhere, others seems to have a different meaning every time. I chose what was either mostly named or felt right for me. Feel free to share what you found out about them, or how you use them in the comments below! Every rune is associated with a letter of our alphabet, so I decided to include them and write them right beside the name. I don’t have the sources to post pictures of every rune (nor the space), but you can easily look them up youself online and get in touch with them.

Fehu - F “Fay-who” The Cattle - Wealth, Prosperty, Financial Matters

Uruz - U “Oo-rooze” The Aurochs - Strength, Courage, Vitality, for that matter also Health and Recovery

Thurisaz - TH “Thoo-re-saws” The Thorn or The Hammer - Destruction, Anger, Violence, sometimes a Warning or Protection

Ansuz - A “Awn-sooze” The Deity or The Antenna - Wisdom, Communication, Thoughts, Words, Signals, Learning, but also Truth or a Leader

Raido - R “Rye-tho” The Wagon - Travels and Journeys, maybe even an inner journey

Kenaz - K “Kee-naws” The Torch - Light, Inspiration, Creativity and Knowledge, but for other also Hard Work

Gebo - G “Gay-bo” The Gift - A Gift or Generosity, but for another matter also Love, Marriage or Partnership, by seeing the love of another person as a gift

Wunjo - W “Woon-yo” Joy - Happiness, Harmony, Comfort, as well as Victory o Productivity

Hagalaz - H “Haw-gaw-laws” The Hail - Destruction, Force, Disruption, Chaos, Drama, Hazard, Fury, Anger, can be associated with The Tower from the Tarots Major Arcana

Nauthiz - N “Now-teese” Need - Constraint, Neccessities, Distress, Delay, Patience

Isa - I “Ee-saw” Ice - Stagnation, Standstill, Frozen, Stuck

Jera - J/Y “Yare-awe” Harvest - Rewards, Success, Accomplishments, also associated with Earth

Eihwaz - EI “Eye-waws” Yew - Either Reliability, Stability and Trustworthy, or Constricted, Protection, Pain, Perseverence (by looking at it like a bow). The meanings are pretty split with this one.

Perth - P “Per-th” The Cup - Destiny, Fate, Magic, Mystery, The Unknowable

Algiz - Z “All-geese” The Elk - Protection, Self Defense, Shield, Standing Up For Something

Sowelu - S “Soe-wee-loo” The Sun - Good Fortune, Power, Energy, Health

Teiwaz - T “Tea-waws” Týr - Victory, Justice, Honor, Higher Spiritual Power, or Focus and Responsibility

Berkana - B “Bear-kaw-nah” The Birch - Birth, Beginnings, Fertility, (Personal) Growth, Nurture, Family

Ehwaz - E “Ay-waws” The Horse - Transportation, Movement, Travel, maybe also Trust or Loyalty

Mannaz - M “Mawn-naws” The Self - Person, Human, Man, Identity, Culture, Individual

Laguz - L “Law-goose” The Water - Lake, Sea, Ocean, mostly the Flow, also Intuition, Proohetic Dreams and Feminity

Inguz - NG “Een-goose” Seed or The God, Ing - Common Sense, Internal Growth, Potential, Fertility, Success, Masculinity

Dagaz - D “Thaw-gause” The Day - Awareness, Breathrough, Transformation, Evolving, Growth, Changes

Othila - O “Oa-thee-law” Ancestral Property or Homeland - Property, Home, Family, Legacy, Possessions, Inheritance

The Blank Rune No one really knows how or when it came into the set, but at somd point, the blank rune has been occasionally beed added and used in a reading. Using the blank rune or not is personal preference. It can be useless to you or help you, it’s your choice whether you keep it or not. If you do, it should be read and used based on intuition. Consider it’s placement and the relation and connection to other runes. Some runes sets doesn’t even include the blank rune. It may represent Odin or Fate.

Please note that these are just the names of the runes that I prefer, there are a lot, lot, LOT more other pronounciations or names for each rune, but adding them in here too would be too much. Runes also have reversed meanings, but that is sonething I haven’t got into by now. Just research for yourself a little bit, learn some more and stick to what feels right to you.

Now to casting them. There are many different ways to cast runes. You may simply pull runes out of a bag with your eyes closed, or you dump some or all of them on the ground. You can do simple Tarot Spreads with your runes or look up different ways to use them.

You can use the runes in magic as well! You may use fitting runes in a spell, or write with then in your book of shadows, or draw them on your altar, wand, etc. There are many things you can do with runes, just take your time and get closer with them! I hope you liked this little lesson and that it may help you an your way.

Obviously, you don’t have to include all of these ideas in your grimoire: they are merely ideas, prompts and inspiration for your own research and documentation. Similarly, this list is not exhaustive and there may be other things you want to include in your grimoire.

This is in no particular order, you may wish to organise your grimoire into sections; but I personally don’t overthink the structure of my grimoire and I just make sure I have a good contents page. 

You may also want to include things such as print outs, post cards, your own drawings and sketches, paintings, and decorations. Some people add extra pages or cut outs, flaps and envelopes. what you include is up to you and dependent on what you desire from your grimoire. If you are using a notebook, I would recommend sticking an envelope on the back page so you can keep any small or lose pages in it.  

So, here are some suggestions for things to put in your grimoire:

a contents page (this is important to organise your information for future reference)

information on any witchy festivals that you celebrate. For instance, when are they, what are their origins, how are they celebrated, their correspondences and associations

information on the moon phases. What are the moon phases, an almanac for the moon phases for the upcoming year, what associations and correspondences are associated with each moon phase, what types of magic are suited to each moon phase

colour correspondences

information on the elements. What are the elements, what are their associations and correspondences

a record of your sigils, runes and symbols. Draw them out and note their purpose

a record of the spells that you have done. What are the ingredients and methods of the spell, why did you do it, how did you do it, when did you do it, what were the results and effects, what changes would you make next time

similarly, a record of any rituals that you have done

information on witchy plants that you would like to grow

an entry for each witchy festival celebrated. How did you celebrate it, did you do any further research, are there things you would like to do to celebrate it next time

information on all the crystals that you own. What are they, what do they look like, what are their uses and associations, what have you used them for 

practical information you have researched, such as how to create sigils, charge, activate and use them. Other examples include fire safety

a directory for any herbs and plants that you use in your craft. What do they look like, in what conditions do they grow, what are their uses and correspondences, what do you use them for

a sketch or photograph of your altar or work space with labels explaining the layout

information on tarot references

information on any witchy DIYs you’ve done. What did you create, how did you create them, why did you create them, what purpose do they serve, how do they work, how did they turn out

a record of any witchy recipes you make. What is the recipe, what is the recipe good for, is it for a specific witchy festival

specific references for themes that you use a lot. For instance, items for bringing calm (crystals, plants, colours, scents…)

information on folklore, historical accounts, or anthropology that you have researched. Such as the history of witches where you live, or the folklore of a particular time period you are interested in. Examples I have include Selkies, geographical features in Western Scotland, and Scottish Fair Folk

information on divination techniques that you are interested in using, such as palmistry, pendulums and shufflemancy

recipes for things you have made such as bath soaks and tea blends. What is in them, why have you used those particular ingredients, are they effective

information on aspects of magic that are specific to you. For instance, I have information on how to conserve energy in witchcraft

research on deities, pantheons, spirits, or the fair folk that you would like to work with. What are they known as, when were they first known in the historical record, what are their origins, what folk lore is associated with them, why would you like to work with them, what or where are they associated with, what are their patronages

information on ways to create spells and types of spells. Which of these suit you and how can you make a spell creation method which is unique to you

information on magic using a specific ingredient or method. Such as spell jars, water magic, hair magic…

information on your astrological chart

traditions and superstitions that are common in your family or community

an index at the back for specific ingredients and themes. Such as where specific crystals, herbs, festivals, or moon phases have been mentioned

LINKS:

what is a grimoire?

The One Word Spells seem to be my only (somewhat) successful post on this blog, so why not make another. I also haven’t been doing a lot of witchcraft lately, so I thought this would be good for me.

These can be used on their own, in combination with other things, or as a part of a bigger, more complex spell

Foritomor (for-ee-toh-mor)

Fort - french: strong

Ito - japanese: thread

Amor - spanish: love

Spell to strengthen love, esp. long distance romantic relationships, but can work for any relationship

Inspired by the myth of the unbreakable thread that ties soulmates together

Works best with something symbolic of love (rose, love song, etc) or something symbolic to the specific relationship between yourself and the other (wedding rings, photo, special gift, etc)

Corléger (cor-lay-jay)

Corps - french: body

Léger - french: lightweight

To lose weight faster, stick to your weight loss plan, or gain the motivation to lose weight

Works best if you - or the person it’s being cast on - are already (or about to start) dieting and/or exercising

Ignivacité (ig-nee-va-see-tay)

Ignis - latin: fire

Vivacité - french: liveliness

To light a fire in your life; bring a sense of passion and energy into your life

More effective with a fire source (candle, lighter, etc) or during “excitable” weather (storm, strong winds, etc)

Dresiderella (dreh-sih-dehr-ell-uh)

Dream - english: dream, fantasy

Desiderio - italian: wish, desire

Stella - latin: star

To make a wish or dream come true

Inspired by the song “When You Wish Upon A Star”

The words “Lughnasadh” (pronounced LOO-nah-sah) and “Lammas” are often used interchangeably, but they are actually two different festivals of different origin (well, sort of! you’ll see!)

History of Lughnasadh

Lughnasadh, also known as ‘The Festival of Bread’, ‘The First Harvest’, ‘Lugh’s Feast’, or ‘Festival of First Fruits‘ is in reference to the Celtic harvest holiday typically held on August 1st (Sometimes August 2nd!)

‘Nasadh’ means ‘to give in marriage’, So Lughnasadh translates as “to give in marriage to Lugh”; Lugh being the Celtic God of artistry, known for his many skills, including craftsmanship, and warrior ability. He’s also known as the Sun King, Storm, Light, and Harvest God.

Lughnasadh is one of the four Celtic holidays, along with Samhain, Imbolc, and Beltane. Wiccans celebrate Lughnasadh as one of eight sabbats that make up the wheel of the year calendar. In Dianic traditions, the Goddess takes the place of Lugh. (**Note: You can celebrate the year of the wheel calendar, and not be Wiccan, and still be a witch! or not use the calendar at all, and still be a witch! depends on your practice, which holidays you chose to celebrate! You don’t have to be Wiccan to use the wheel of the year. Everyone’s practice is different!)

In legend, Lughnasadh began when the God Lugh held a harvest festival to commemorate his foster mother, Tailtiu, (Said to be responsible for introducing agriculture to Ireland), who died of exhaustion attempting to harvest all of the crops in Ireland (I’ve also read it as, “died of exhaustion after clearing the plains of Ireland for agriculture” little different depending on version you read.)

Here is a masterpost of a ton of potions I have in my grimoire that are simple and easy to make with simple easy to get ingredients. 

Tea Potions

Headache Relief Potion

Ginger Root

Peppermint

Lemon Wedge

Steps: Add herbs to hot water and let them steep for a few minutes. Squeeze in lemon then let the wedge and skin soak for another 1 or 2 before drinking. 

Sour Tummy Be Gone Potion

Chamomile Tea

Spearmint

Ginger Root

Spoonful of Honey

Steps: Brew tea then add herbs to it, let them steep for 5 minutes before stirring in your honey counter-clockwise to banish the cramps and sourness in your stomach. 

Deep Slumber Potion

Chamomile Tea

Lavender

Dried Rose Petals/Buds

Lemon Balm

Steps: Brew tea then add in herbs to steep for 5 to 6 minutes, add sugar or honey to taste. Drink slowly before bed in a quiet place.

“Bring Me My Own Love” Self Love Potion

Rose Water or Rose Tea

Sugar

Milk or Milk substitute 

Steps: Brew your tea or warm your rose water. Pour in milk and sugar to taste and stir it clockwise to welcome in your own love. Drink while doing something you enjoy.

Release from a Bad Day Potion

Green Tea

Catnip

Lemon Wedge

Steps: Brew and steep your tea and catnip, squeeze in your lemon and stir it counter clockwise to banish the negativity that the day has given you. Add sugar or honey to taste

Give My Heart Strength Potion

Black Tea

Orange Peel

Honey

Steps: Brew tea and let orange peel steep for 5 minutes, stir in your honey clockwise to bring yourself emotional strength.

Open My Mind Awareness Potion

Black Tea

Cinnamon

Milk or Milk substitute

(Optional) pinch of Mugwort (use with caution)

Steps: Brew tea and add ingredients. Sit in a quiet place and drink the tea slowly while centering yourself and if you can meditate.

Cleansing Potion

Moon Water

Rosemary

Thyme

Steps: Heat your moon water and let herbs steep for a minute or two before drinking. You may add sugar if you desire

Protect Me From Parasites Potion

(protects from psychic and energy parasites)

Moon Water

Rosemary 

Mint

Steps: Heat moon water and steep your herbs for 5 minutes. Drink at the start of your day.

Coffee Potions

Strength For a Big Day

Coffee

Cinnamon

Sugar to Taste

Like a Storm Confidence Potion

Coffee

Hazelnut creamer

Cinnamon

Fresh Orange peel

Spark of Creativity Potion

Coffee

2 Drops Vanilla extract

Fresh Orange Peel

Spoonful of Caramel

Romancing Myself Potion for Self Acceptance

Coffee

Hot chocolate mix

Milk

Red rose petal

To Good Friends Friendship Potion

Coffee

Caramel

Sugar

A cherry

A good friend to share it with

Hot Chocolate Potions

Warm My Bones Happiness Potion

Hot chocolate

Marshmallow/Marshmallow fluff

1 drop vanilla extract

Cherry 

To Get Through Hard Days Potion

Hot Chocolate

Cinnamon

Milk

Fresh Mint Leaf

For Enhanced Energy Potion

Hot Chocolate

Orange Peel

Gem Elixir Potions

Note! Unlike the others, these ones are NOT edible nor should they be ingested! These potions are for anointing or bath magic.

None of these potions are made with the crystals in the water! I ALWAYS put my crystals around a jar or cup of water to charge over night. SOME OF THESE CRYSTALS SHOULD NEVER GO IN WATER!!! So please just place them around your jar of water over night, not in it.

I am Beautiful Potion

Water

Angel Aura Quartz

Clear Quartz

Coconut Oil (small amount)

Peaceful Thoughts Potion

Water

Amethyst

Moonstone

Lavender

A Pinch of Luck Potion

Water

Aquamarine

Sunstone

Spearmint

Divination Improvement Potion

Water

Amethyst

Nuummite

In order for a spell to actually function, a spell needs enough of these four things: Association, Energy, Intent, and Action

Association would be the attached meanings to any materials in your spell (and these don’t have to be physical materials). Most of the time, these are inherent properties in objects that have been long established throughout time. Properties are a result of the spiritual vibrations of a material

Energy is given off by the spiritual vibrations of a material.The effects of this energy is dictated by the vibrations of the material…these effects are…related to the properties, obviously.

Bath AND shower magic, organized by category. Shower magic posts are bolded!

Stress + Calming:

Stress relief bath mix

Stress relief bath spell

Anti-anxiety shower spell

The Snwitch’s anti-anxiety shower spell

With spoonies in mind:

Bath/shower spell for the hypersensitive

Bath spell to ease chronic pain

“Bath” magic while bedridden

Glamour + Self Love:

“I am majestic” bath ritual

Smooth as silk bath glamour spell

Simple shower glamour

Glamour shower disks

Spring glamour shower spell

Shower spell for inner growth and beauty

“Shine through” shower hair spell

“Soft skin, soft soul” bath ritual 

Mermaid’s bath spell (beauty)

Rose bath spell (beauty + love)

Tropical sea bath (self love)

Self love bath

Self love bath spell

Self love bath sachet

Rose self love bath magic

Feel good and love yourself bath spell

Bringing it into your life:

Lucky waters bath spell

Soak in positivity: a magical bath

Today will be a good day bath spell

Confidence bath spell

Fiery confidence shower spell

Shower disks for attracting love

Shower disks for attracting money

Success/prosperity shower sachet

Banishment + Cleansing:

Banishment bath - love and memories

Bath spell to release anger

Disenchanting bath (spell removal)

Wash that man right out of my hair spell (banishment)

Refresh and renew shower sachet

Cleansing bath/shower spell

Shower magic - self cleansing

Deep-cleanse shower spell

Simple protective and cleansing shower gel 

Cleansing negativity shower chant

Squeaky clean - a damn simple cleansing bath

Cleansing bath

Elements + Other magical things:

Sea witch bath

Fire element bath

Full moon bath

Faerie bath recipe/spell

Odds + Ends:

Simple healing bath spell

Bath ritual to help ease menstrual cramps

Love bath for sapphic witches

Couple’s bath spell

Wisdom and intelligence bath magic

Mental clarity shower spell

Energy shower scrub

Shower disks for protection

Blue lace agate shower ritual

Shower spell for the new year

Anti-negativity shower spell

Related posts:

Bath magic

Using herbs in bath magic: Mess free

Bath magic combinations (correspondences)

Lush bath bombs - magical correspondences

Bath magic: Where to begin

Bath magic without a tub

Simple shower spells

Shower magic

IMPORTANT:

Bath magic safety advisement

Or, more appropriately titled: Doing Your Own Research, Without Just Looking Up Someone Else’s Correspondence Lists. Because while those lists are very handy to get started or have a shorthand reference, it gives us memorization, stopping just short of real understanding. What’s more, most correspondence lists won’t have your local (overlooked) plant life, or whatever niche plant, rock, animal you need. Sometimes, you have to get your hands dirty and figure it out from scratch.

Anyway so here’s some stuff you can do to aid in that.

 The Science Look into what it physically is. What family does it belong to? If that weird plant growing in your backyard is closely related to say, basil, it will likely have similar properties. Was that crystal formed under heat and pressure, or is it a sedimentary rock? What does this animal do? How does it live and survive? A lot of correspondences come from this level, and it’s the easiest level to research. Physical traits and fun science facts are all welcome here and fair game to use in magic. The Folklore Okay, so we know what the Thing is made of, but let’s look into its relationship with humans. There’s nothing demanding that roses be the Official Love Flower, but rather it’s a collective cultural thing. That has worked itself into magic as well. Are there any stories involving your object of choice? Local superstitions? Home remedies? What does this item get used for in wider culture? For some things, there may not be much here. But for those that do have lore, it’s a valuable resource. The Vibes The actual, spiritual sensations you get from holding or touching the Thing. (This is going to apply more to rocks and plants… please don’t go out and touch wild animals.) This will give you some better understanding beyond just what it does, but how it does it. Does the energy seem aggressive? Is it fast or slow moving? Does it give you the impression of being related to a certain element? Which brings us into the next…

The Voice If you communicate with stuff or spirits at all, this is for you. Just ask the Thing for yourself! “Hello. I am ____. Tell me, what sort of things would you be able to help me with?” Prepare an interview, maybe. This will likely be more specific than “love” or “cleansing,” because they’re giving you a pitch and will know themselves very well. It may be “I help someone realize romantic feelings they already have but don’t know about,” or “I help other cleansing items so that cleansed spaces stay cleaner for longer, but I don’t work by myself.” If you get an answer, record it!

Experiment Use the Thing! If you have a general idea of what it does, throw it into the mix for your next relevant spell and see how it changes the result. You can read a lot about something, but the research doesn’t stop when you start using it! As you discover things through repeated use, make note of that as well!

Here is a quick easy bath spell you can use to help get your skin smooth and soft to the touch!

You will Need: 

½ cup of milk 

½ Tbsp of Coconut Oil 

½ cup of honey 

(optional) Rose petals