Little Witch

      ♡ Spells ♡

💋 Aphrodite’s Glamour Water 💋 Mermaid’s Breath Spell 💋 Words of Honey Glamour Spell 💋 Siren’s Lipstick Spell 💋 The Sparkling Enchantress Spells 💋 Glow Like the Moon 💋 Boost Beauty & Charm 💋 A Simple Attention Spell 💋 Stand Out Glamour Spell 💋 “See What You Want To See” Glamour Spell 💋 I Will Be Irresistible (sigil) 💋 Notice My Beauty & Charm (sigil)

      ♡ Correspondences ♡

INGREDIENTS: Vanilla. Sugar. Cinnamon. Honey. 
Strawberries. Apples. Apricots. Cardamom. Almonds.

FLOWERS / HERBS: Roses. Lilies. Tulips. Hibiscus.
 Honeysuckle.

     So I know there are a lot of witches, including myself, who grow succulents and cactus plants. Despite that there seems to be hardly any resources or correspondences/uses for them in witchcraft. So I figured I’d share my own with you guys, these aren’t strict guidelines they’re just personal correspondences so feel free to use them or base your own different correspondences off of them, or completely disregard them.

Cactus Correspondences/Uses:

Protection magic

Wards (cactus or just their needles are good for “offensive” type of wards as well that “poke back” at the person or spirit that try to cross it)

Needles can be used in curses as something to cause them pain (physical or metaphorical)

Endurance of a spell (like make the spell last longer, have a better chance against blocks) since cacti can grow while enduring harsh conditions.

Personal growth spells, spells to overcome obstacles, or spells to get over something that previously happened (again, growing through harsh conditions)

Succulent Correspondences/Uses:

Luck and money spells (honestly this doesn’t have a specific reason I just remember hearing that somewhere but it resonated with me and works for me personally)

Home related magic

Endurance of spells (same reasoning as cactus)

Personal growth, overcoming obstacles, getting over something (again, same as cactus)

Charging with specific energy (succulents tend to store a lot of water in their leaves, charge your water with a specific intent or energy before you water it and the succulent will hold onto that and give off some of that energy over time)

No, really. I have a shrine built for it on my skin.

Ok, my little noobs. Let’s talk about rose water and why I worship it: rose water is a gift to humankind and it’s the closest thing to a miracle drug there is (even though it’s not a drug). And honestly, I feel that it is not talked about enough for the absolute beauty that it is.

Woah there, A! What’s so special about rose water? 

Well, I’m glad you asked! Here’s what some things that are special about rose water:

It can get rid of zits faster than you can say ‘Holy crickets!’

Got a giant zit that’s bigger than your face and don’t know what do to? Spray it with some rose water and voila! Watch that ugly slugger disappear in just a few hours. Don’t believe me? Give it a try yourself. I promise results! (You can also just wet a cotton ball or tissue in rose water and dab it on your ginormous zit.)

It can get rid of dark circles and reduces/prevents eye puffiness.

Soak cotton pads in rose water for a few minutes and then leave these pads on your eyes for at least 15 minutes. Poof! Puffy eyes are a goner. If you repeat this on a daily basis, you are sure to get rid of dark circles over time.

It revitalizes, hydrates, and moisturizes your skin and leaves it with a refreshing glow.

Keep rose water in a spray bottle and spray your face with it throughout the day. It contains Vitamins A and C as well as antioxidants. It also has natural antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties.

It has benefits for all skin types.

Rose water is equally beneficial to all skin types. It can sooth sensitive and irritated skin, cleanse oily skin, and helps reduce acne. It is also great at balancing the natural pH of the skin. 

It can reduce aging and wrinkles and tightens pores.

Rose water is a natural astringent. It can cleanse and tighten pores and skin. It is great for anti-aging and smoothing out lines.

It can be used as a makeup setting spray.

If you spray rose water lightly over your face after finishing your makeup, it can nicely set your makeup and give you a refreshing glow and a dewy finish on your makeup.

Promotes hair growth/regrowth.

If added to your shampoo or conditioner bottles (or even just sprayed directly on your scalp), rose water is great at increasing blood supply to the scalp and promoting hair regrowth. It is also great for soothing an irritated or itchy scalp and helps reduce dandruff. It softens and conditions hair and reduces inflammation of the scalp.

It reduces redness in skin. 

Rose water can diminish the redness caused by enlarged capillaries because of its anti-inflammatory properties.

It can be used as a makeup remover.

You can pour rose water on a cotton ball and gently massage your skin to remove makeup.

It can help soothe sunburns.

Its cool and soothing properties can help calm sunburnt skin and can disinfect skin to prevent irritation and infections. 

It can give you smooth and pink lips.

Apply rose water to your lips daily to make your lips naturally soft and pink.

It can be used for aromatherapy.

Rose water can be very relaxing to the mind and body. If added to a hot bath, it relieves fatigue, helps keep skin smooth and firm, improves mood, and reduces stress. It is a mild sedative and anti-depressant and relieves nervous tension.

Last but not least: it smells DIVINE. No, I mean really. It smells like the heavens. Just the smell of rose water is enough to make anyone’s day cheerful. And best of all? It has NO side effects! 

Do you see why I worship rosewater now? It literally is good for EVERYTHING, has a celestial fragrance, and has absolutely NO side effects. 

But, A, how can something be so absolutely perfect and have no negative sides? You tell me, my noob friend! I keep waiting for the day that someone announces to me that rose water has some deadly toxins in it because one thing couldn’t possibly have this many benefits and have no catch to balance it out. But for now, I believe that the universe decided to give us a beautiful gift and I am more than happy to accept it! 

though i do not myself believe in the concept of a “beginner” spell, a lot of new witches often ask me what i recommend for them to start with. here’s some of the simpler lot, that should be easier to perform.

🌟 simple glamours:

shine like the sun - to be radiant like the sun

glow like the moon - to reclaim youth and past beauty

🌟 simple relationship spells:

sweeten your feelings - simple jar spell to sweeten a bond

rose bath spell -  a bath of roses and milk to gather love and beauty 

fries friendship ritual -  simple spell of binding friendships. 

respect jar spell - simple jar spell to help gain respect

🌟 simple self care spells:

restarting spell -  a ritual for fresh starts, to remove old energies, and invite new ones in

stuffed animal sleep spell -  a spell for keeping negativity out of dreams, whether it’s pain, difficult subjects, or people that hurt you.

face wash spell -  a simple spell to promote beautiful or healthy skin.

soft shores bath spell -  for peace and tranquility in one’s life and energy

jar spell for clarity -  for emotional/mental clarity and wisdom 

rose quartz healing tears - simple ritual to heal emotions

🌟 simple curses / hexes:

nox - a spell to end a source of light or positivity

pumpkin head curse - seasonal curse to “burn” those who wrong you

burn your wishes - a simple curse to destroy someone’s wishes

🌟 simple miscellaneous spells:

simple study spell - scent-based studying/memory spell

finding things/memory spell -  a spell for when many things go missing, to help things reappear

rosemary memory spell -  a simple spell for when you need help remembering something 

plant growth spell -  a spell for helping plants/herbs grow and stay alive

pastel stars -  a spell to enchant paper stars with luck, love, happiness

Cosmic - works with the energy of the cosmos and all celestial bodies within; can include planets, stars, and other deep space objects

Celestial - interchangeable with cosmic

Stellar - primarily works with stars and constellations

Astrology - primarily works with astrological phenomena

Solar - primarily works with the Sun

spells may include those having to do with self-confidence, leadership, success, and ambition 

Lunar - primarily works with the Earth’s Moon

spells may include those having to do with emotions, moods, divination, dreams, and protection

Planetary - works with one or more planets or minor planets

Mercurian - primarily works with Mercury

spells may include those having to do with communication, intellect, intelligence, learning, safe travel, and business matters

Venusian - primarily works with Venus

spells may include those having to do with love, romance, friendships, creativity, beauty, and fertility 

Martian - primarily works with Mars

spells may include those having to do with vitality, energy, passion, courage, and strength

Jovian - primarily works with Jupiter

spells may include those having to do with luck, good fortune, prosperity, mercy, humility, and charity 

Saturnian - primarily works with Saturn

spells may include those having to do with protection, revenge, justice, law, order, responsibility, and chaos

Uranian - primarily works with Uranus

spells may include those having to do with technology, weather, freedom, psychic abilities, higher thinking, and metaphysics 

Neptunian - primarily works with Neptune

spells may include those having to do with illusion, chaos, dreams, the sea/ocean, divination, inner vision, and self-sacrifice 

Plutonian - primarily works with Pluto

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Because I kind of have my own correspondences for the phases of the moon, I thought I’d explain them here! 

New Moon - the moon is just beginning to become illuminated, so it can correspond with new beginnings, a fresh start, cleansing, exploring new opportunities, newfound health or relationships, finding peace with yourself and moving on - “out with the old and in with the new.”

Waxing Moon - the moon is continuing to grow, becoming more and more visible, so it can correspond with attraction magick, reaching goals, manifestation magick, positive energy, success, wishes, good luck, gaining wealth, and dreams come true. 

First Quarter - this moon is halfway illuminated, on its way to becoming fully illuminated, so it can correspond to balance, and the need to make decisions. 

Full Moon - the moon is fully illuminated, so it can correspond with extra energy, a magickal boost, cleansing, charging, enchanting, performing divination, and honoring lunar deities. 

Third Quarter - this moon is also halfway illuminated, but on its way to becoming invisible in the sky, therefore while it can still correspond with balance, it can also correspond to focusing on the task at hand, banishing, and breaking old habits. 

Waning Moon - the moon is becoming less illuminated, and seems as though it’s disappearing, so it can correspond to generalized negative energy, reflection, introspection, transformation of the self, banishing things, binding others actions or undoing bindings, letting go, moving on, cleansing, breaking bad habits, and finding peace. 

Dark Moon - the moon is completely hidden in the sky, with no illumination at all, so it can correspond to cursing, banishing, binding, seeking justice, reflection of the self, and generalized destruction. 

Blue Moon - this moon is either the third of four full moons in a season, or a second full moon in a month, so it’s appearance can correspond to wishes, dreams, divination, achievement, and focus. 

Aaaaaahh your kindness inspires me!!! And I’m so glad you’re so interested in astrology!I am going to assume that by “the basics” you mean the definitions of the planets, signs, and houses, and probably also what a planet in a house means and a planet in a sign and so on. So I’ll assume that by “more complex stuff” you mean aspects and/or major aspect patterns, interceptions, duplications, asteroid stuff, progressions, transits, draconic charts, etc etc. OK, so. I’ll be honest. I learned mostly from Google. In the early stages of my learning, I was looking to bloggers to answer my questions, but I couldn’t find anyone who knew a lot of the complex stuff and would give me the in-depth answers I wanted, to I just googled the cheese out of it. I’m talking clicking every article for 10+ pages on one topic. Now, I admit one can learn an awful lot that way, but it is not exactly efficient, and I certainly want to give you more direction than I got. So, here is a brief set of references that can help you learn astrology more efficiently than I did. 1. Astrology books. The internet has a lot of stuff on it, but I have never found more information than when I have paid for it. There are a lot of astrology books on amazon, but I honestly found the most books in a sort of hippie-shop in a city near me called the Dancing Moon. If you have a hippie-shop near you, definitely check it out. Also, used book stores sometimes have interesting collections of astro books. A few books that I have and enjoy:

Astrology of the Moon by Amy Herring–talks about moon signs and houses as well as progressed moon signs and houses, really helped me out concerning progressions

Astrology, Karma, and Transformation by Stephen Arroyo–really in-depth look at the outer planets, karma and reincarnation in the birth chart

The Book of Pluto by Steven Forrest–REALLY in-depth look at Pluto

I don’t have many astrology books because books are expensive and astrology books are not easy for me to find, but I adore the books I do have, and they make it a lot easier for me to learn (as I get distracted easily on the computer)2. Websites made for learning astrology. To be honest, I don’t use these much, so I don’t really know if they go as in-depth as I assume, but you may find them helpful.

http://www.bobmarksastrologer.com/TOClessons.htm –I do actually use this one. Lotta stuff here, a must see and use.

http://www.learnastrologyfree.com/

http://www.thedarkpixieastrology.com/free-astrology-courses.html–you have to subscribe to access these, I think, but the stuff they e-mail you is also, interesting, so

https://astrolibrary.org/ –this has a lot of really great (and free!) resources. The blog is interesting, there are free ebooks, and lessons! The lessons don’t get too complicated (I think) but the rest is fantastic.

http://theastrologydictionary.com/ –handy for learning a wide variety of terms.

3. Websites and articles. There are particular websites I return to frequently, because I find them so helpful. I bookmark a LOT of things, and I keep those bookmarks organized for easy reference.Here are a few sites that help me:

http://astrofix.net/ –this is GREAT for studying aspects because it uses short phrases to explain how a planets energy works with another planets energy. There is also a series of posts on Nodes and rulers of houses in houses which is really great. Hover over the “Explore” button to navigate to these.

http://surrealspotlight.blogspot.com/search/label/astrology –this blog no longer updates, but it has a lot of really interesting posts discussing things well beyond planet in house/sign.

http://wordsforthepeople.com/site-map/ –Scroll down to “Articles” and “Blog” and you will see a list of complex and often spiritual astro topics, many of which regard transits.

http://wordsforthepeople.com/site-map/ –I like this one less, but it does have some interesting articles. More transit stuff, among other things.

http://www.llewellyn.com/journal/article_topic.php?article_topic=Astrology –These articles are short, but so specific and interesting, I love them.

https://skywriter.wordpress.com/ –another that talks a lot about transits (there are a lot of sites about these) but if you dig into her blog you can find some other stuff, too, specifically about how to calculate your dominant planet (without using astro.com) and a discussion of stelliums and alpha planets.

http://www.healwithastrology.com/blog/ –so this is a little more basic but it is great because it offers advice. Like, legitimate advice that I have found very helpful, not just “You’re an Aries (sun), so try to keep your cool” but very spiritual and meaningful advice. the links on the side labelled 2nd house, 12th house, moon signs, and sun through the houses are most relevant.

http://www.beliefnet.com/columnists/ohmystars/astrology/ –more interesting articles on astrology, some of which regard current events and transits. I originally found this because I was looking for more info on yods, and it gave a different perspective than most other sites (most sites say “yods are great, they speak of untold power!” and one blogger on this site write something along the lines of “yeah, yods can be great, but they are so awkward to work with because in order to make those aspects the planets have to be in signs that don’t work well together”

http://feeds.ezinearticles.com/category/Arts-and-Entertainment:Astrology.xml –this has a bit of numerology riddled in, but a decent amount of neat astro articles

http://pegasusastrology.com/articles –a few articles from a tumblr blogger I follow. I really enjoyed the draconic astrology one and the “Discovering the themes in your chart” one.

https://www.scribd.com/doc/31151867/2204105-Pluto-Sign-House-Aspect –ok so I linked you to a very specific and possibly “basic” article about Pluto here, but I love it so much I had to include it.  I honestly have no idea how to navigate the main site, Scribd, and sometimes when I click on stuff it says I have to be a member to view the whole document and sometimes it doesn’t, but this article and many of the “suggested” articles to the side and at the bottom are unrestricted and quite fun to read.

http://teachmeastrology.com/midpoint-calculator/#47 – this is a midpoint calculator. Midpoints are something I am only just getting into, so I can’t say much, but it tells you all your midpoints and has short descriptions of them. A good place to begin, I guess.

http://astromatrix.org/ –has descriptions of all the transit and natal aspects. Handy reference.

http://astro-charts.com/--handy for spotting major aspect patterns in a chart, as the computer does it for you. However, astro.com makes more accurate charts, and astro-charts isn’t perfect when it comes to spotting aspect patterns–for example, I have a stellium, five planets in a house, and it didn’t catch it. So this is helpful, but make sure to do some work yourself as well to be certain.

4. Bloggers and forums. There are lots of places where you can talk to other people about astrology. I have never used any forums myself, but I do read some forum posts for reference. I do talk to plenty of tumblr bloggers, though.

http://www.linda-goodman.com/cgi-bin/ubb/Ultimate.cgi –this forum comes up a lot when I search really specific placements.

Here are a few blogs that usually go beyond planets in signs/houses–unfortunately I haven’t found many.

http://transcendicalprosperity.tumblr.com/

http://astrologyandlife.tumblr.com/

weirdastrologicalcoincidences.tumblr.com

http://astr-logy.tumblr.com/ (okay so this is still a lot of planets in signs/houses stuff but they post some really interesting stuff so I’m listing it anyways)

http://starseedastrology.tumblr.com/

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

a bowl

water

salt

lavender oil (optional; be sure it is safe for skin!)

a rag

INTENT: To bring forth positive thoughts and help reduce nightmares.

STEPS:

Gather your water and salt into a bowl; use two drops of lavender oil if using.

Let the tip of your rag soak in the water.

Close your eyes and focus on the water. Charge it with positive energy by holding your hand over it, not touching.

Take your rag and gently dab it from one temple to the other, using 5-7 light dots of the soaked against your forehead while focusing on positive energies.

You will find lots of articles on tumblr for newbie witches but I realized when I started practicing that a lot of things were missing and I was kind of ashamed to ask because I felt stupid.

This post is for people who have just started practicing or are planning to. If you have already been into witchcraft for years this could be a little reminder for you.

You don’t need to be wiccan. You don’t need deities in your craft. When I started I was a little puzzled: everyone was talking about prayers, faith and other religious things essential in the craft. It seemed everyone was wiccan! Or Pagan. But they were talking about things I didn’t believe in. They were questioning my religious beliefs and my will to practice witchcraft. Then I found out about the existence of secular witches i.e. witches who do not include religion in their craft. Religion is not essential in witchcraft. You can use your own power, you can ask mother earth to land you some. It’s perfectly fine.

Get info BEFORE you seriously practice. This is a point lots of people skip and underrate. When I discovered magic was real I was enthusiastic. I wanted to start as soon as possible and I was upset my exams didn’t allow me to. Now I’m glad I waited. While I was studying for my exams I read various articles, I followed witchy blogs on tumblr (windvexer and witchtips are great blogs for beginners. Look for their masterposts!) and I collected enough info to start practicing one month later but understanding what I was doing. I’m not saying you should wait months to start but just be sure to be aware of the basis and the possible dangers.

Trust your guts! There are witches who will tell you super rare and expensive items are required in your craft. They will often tell you to use things you can’t have. I’m not saying they’re wrong, they are probably suggesting what it’s right in their practice. But they are sometimes not newbiesfriendly blogs. My suggestions is: do what it feels right for you. (But if you want to use herbs and eat them do some serious research first!!!) For example, if someone tells you you should use rose quartz for tranquillity but you don’t have it/don’t want to use crystals in your craft/you don’t associate tranquility with quartz, etc. don’t do it. Use a substitute! Plus, don’t underestimate the power of visualization. It takes practice, I know, but if you can’t have an item, just imagine you have it! And remember: magic doesn’t come from candles, crystals or whatever. It is within you. They just enhance it but they’re not essential.

Magic is real but do not confuse it with real life. Before you get pissed and think what I said it’s crap let me explain it. Magic is part of your life and your life is real, duh, but do not get overwhelmed by magic. In few words: don’t forget living. Don’t think every single thing that happens in your life is magical! If you see a bunny in a pet shop it probably isn’t a sign meant to you. It’s just a bunny. There are indeed signs hidden in your normal life but don’t think that everything is. 

Magic just gives a little push. You can’t perform magic with a purpose and without acting in the real world in order to make it happen. You can’t create a sigil to have new friends if you have 0 social interactions. Don’t ask for the impossible: a spell won’t allow you to meet Obama, I’m sorry, unless you live in the White House.

Don’t be afraid to live magic and muggle lives at the same time. I swear the first time I performed magic and I created a shield I felt bad going to the bathroom. It seems dumb, I know, but beginning the practice can be scary the first time. Don’t be ashamed of what’s natural and don’t be scared to use subtle magic when in company. Magic is part of you!

You don’t need labels. I repeat: YOU DON’T NEED LABELS! When I started practicing I felt the need to say out loud what my interests were. The truth? I couldn’t say it yet. Everything fascinated me so I just told people I was eclectic. But I actually am not. Don’t feel in a rush when you get into the magical realm. Just do what you like and you will later understand what you prefer.

It is okay if you’re not into everything magical! You will see lots of witches who use herbs in their practice. Others use crystals. And every spell you find online requires either herbs or crystals. You will spontaneously think they are essential for every witch but they are actually not. Don’t feel ashamed. Say it out loud: “I don’t like herbs!/I don’t like crystals!/I don’t like sigils!”. You can only love tarots and you can still be a witch. You can dislike jars and you will still be a witch.

It is okay if you don’t want to be called “witch”. I understand that this word is often used to describe someone nasty, ugly or unpleasant. Or you could just simply not like the word for your own personal reasons. You can use other terms, more specific about your craft: diviner, spirit worker, fortune teller, etc. Or if you just want a synonym of the word witch: magic practitioner, sorcerer, wizard. There are many others. Find the word you feel comfortable with.

Males can be witches as well. Witch is not just a word for women. If you’re male and you want to practice magic and be called a witch, go for it!

You don’t need to be in a coven. If you don’t want to be part of a group you can learn on your own. And that’s fine.

Be careful of the words you use. You’re new in the craft and you start using words like gipsy, spirit guides, strega, etc. Be very mindful of the words you choose! They can be disrespectful, cultural appropriation or misuse of terms about a closed practice. Do your own research and remember to be always respectful. If you misuse a word and people let you know it’s wrong apologize, be polite and change your attitude. It’s easy. For more info I’d suggest to look here [cultural appropriation 1 2; gipsy as a slur word; witch culture; stregheria 1 2 3; - I will add more links in the future about this topic]

Don’t let others define what’s right and what’s wrong. Some people say cursing is bad, blood magic is for evil witches, satanism is bad, etc. There is no “white magic” or “black magic”. Magic is neutral and it depends on you. You can curse and be the nicest person in the world. If you’re afraid of the three fold law I’d suggest to read this post and don’t let others influence you. It’s your choice. Not theirs.

Everyone can be a witch. When you discover magic is real and it’s not just in books you ask yourself “Can I be a witch?”. You may think you need someone in your family to “pass you the magical genes” or something like that. But what most of witches believe is that magic lies within each one of us. You can be more naturally talented but if you are not don’t be afraid. Speaking of books, remember that Hermione was born in a muggle family yet she was the greatest! If you don’t have natural talents you can still be a witch. Work hard and you will see great results!

Gender, sexual orientation, age, race, culture do not prevent you from being a witch. You can be transgender, asexual, African American, Chinese or whatever. You can still be a witch.

Did I forget something? Let me know in comments or reblogs and I will add it in the list!

Alder - Alder is used in rituals to balance actions and emotions. Associated with charisma, journeys, self-confidence, bravery, supervision skills, and spiritual growth. Alder 

Apple - Used in rituals that focus on healing, love, and fertility. It is also associated with the fairy realm and wands made from apple trees are particularly effective when dealing with harmony, serenity, and peace. 

Ash - Ash is associated with the mental. It is useful when dealing with communication, intelligence, and wisdom. Ash is associated with linguistic arts such as poetry. It is also said to prevent drowning, protect against unwanted life changes, and weather magick. 

Beech - Beech can be used to help balance mental illnesses (in addition to proper medical treatment, of course). It is a great choice to aid in divination, contact with ancestors, and magickal research. 

Birch - Birch trees are heavily associated with rebirth and cleansing. Birch can be used to aid in healing spells as well as banishing spells and rituals. 

Cedar - Cedar is often used to create sacred spaces in which to perform rituals and spells. It is associated with protection, longevity, and preservation. 

Cherry - Cherry trees are often associated with stability and can be used to increase focus. Cherry is also associated with animals, familiars, and unification. 

Elder - Elder is most often used in association with fairie rituals, healing, imaginative endeavors, and banishment. 

Elm - Elm trees are often associated with stages of life, specifically birth and death. It is used both to usher in newborns and send loved ones off into the next life. 

Hawthorn - Hawthorn is used for psychic development and creativity. It is also associated with developing patience, magick detection and concealment, and male potency. 

Hazel - Hazel is associated with artistic ability and talent as well as optimism. 

Hickory -  Hickory trees are associated with acquisition, abundance, wholeness, and leadership. It is known to promote eloquence, creative expression, and inspiration. 

Holly - Holly trees are often used in sleep magick, but lore also exists concerning its ability to make those who possess Holly leaves and berries sexually irresistible. Holly can also aid those in mourning or those who are dealing with grief. 

Lilac - Lilac trees (and bushes) are most often associated with romance and love. Lilac can aid communication between lovers, offer protection while traveling, and help with concentration. 

Maple - Maple can help with intellectual pursuits and is often used in spells and rituals concerning beauty, art, and abundance. 

Oak - Oak is a fairly common tree and is associated with strength, vitality, truth, protection, and knowledge. Oak trees can be used to help in grounding exercises. 

Osage Orange - Osage Orange trees aid in repelling negative energy, astral travel and projection, and connecting with spirits. 

Pine - Pine trees are known to give protection and joy to those who have branches of pine in their homes. It can help harness inner strength, ease stress, and renew one’s sense of purpose.

Poplar - Poplar is often used as an all-purpose wood as it contains useful energies for a large variety of uses. It can be used for evocation as well as banishing and is useful when divining. 

Sassafras - Sassafras has long been used as a protection aid as well as a sleep aid. It is said that burying money by the roots of a Sassafras tree will bring the owner of the money prosperity. Sassafras has also been known to aid the digestive system.

Black Walnut - Black Walnut trees are associated with air and the astral plane. Black Walnut can be used to help one astral project or travel and work with the weather. 

Willow - Willow trees are considered highly emotional. Willow trees can provide energy to the weak and elderly. Burning Willow wood can bring peace to the deceased. It can also aid in love spells, healing, and rebirth rituals. Willow wood is considered to possess the very essence of magick and is an extremely powerful tool.