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onyxtides · 7 months

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lunar-witches · 8 months

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🌟 Types of Divination 🌟

🃏 Tarot Reading: Ah, the classic! Shuffle those cards, lay 'em out, and let the symbols tell your story. It's like a psychic storytime with beautifully illustrated cards.

🔮 Crystal Ball Gazing: Channel your inner fortune teller and gaze into the shimmering depths of a crystal ball. See visions, symbols, or just a really fancy paperweight – your call!

☕ Tea Leaf Reading: Sip your cuppa, but don't toss those leaves! The way they settle in your cup can unveil the mysteries of the universe. Get ready to decipher some leafy hieroglyphics.

🖐️ Palmistry (Chiromancy): Study the lines, mounts, and shapes on your palm. Each crease tells a story about your life path, personality, and potential. It's like reading a roadmap to your destiny right on your hand!

🕊️ Feather Divination: Feathers are more than just fashionable accessories for birds! They can carry messages from the spirit world. Find one, meditate on it, and decode its wisdom.

🌀 Runes Casting: Norse warriors used them, and now you can too! Grab some ancient runestones, cast them, and let the runic symbols weave tales of your destiny.

🕯️ Candle Scrying: Light a candle, focus on the flame, and let your visions come to life within the flickering glow.

🌿 Pendulum Magic: Swing that pendulum and ask it some yes-or-no questions. Allow the pendulum to swing freely and always keep your hand still to allow the energy to truly answer you questions.

🌗 Numerology: Numbers, man! They're everywhere, and they've got a lot to say. Discover your life path, destiny, and soul numbers.

🔍 Scrying Mirrors: Stare into the abyss... or, well, a special mirror! Gaze deep, and let the answers reveal themselves.

🌊 Water Scrying: Gaze into the reflective surface of water – be it a pond, a lake, or even a scrying bowl. Watch as ripples reveal the unseen.

🐚 Shell Divination: Channel your inner mermaid! Listen to the whispers of seashells and let them reveal their secrets. You can also collect a handful of different shells and cast them. Their placement, pattern, etc, can reveal important details!

🗝️ Key Casting (Cleidomancy): Gather a collection of old keys, close your eyes, and toss them onto a cloth. The position and arrangement of the keys will unveil symbolic messages or answers to your questions. It's like unlocking the secrets of the cosmos, one key at a time.

🎶 Music Divination (Alectryomancy): Play some tunes and let the lyrics, melodies, or even random song selections speak to you. The songs that resonate can offer messages or insights about your current situation. Let the music be your mystical DJ!

With this ever-growing list of divination methods, you'll have a magical tool for every occasion. Trust your intuition and let your inner seeker explore the mystical world of divination. Happy divining, cosmic explorers! 🔮🌠

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belladonna-moon · 11 months

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☽ Closet Witch Tips ☾

Hi, everyone! I spent years living as a closet witch and wishing I had more freedom to practice. Nowadays my living situation is different which allows me to do things I couldn’t before, but I know that there are many witches out there who are still struggling with this so I decided to share some tips on how to practice in the broom closet

Keep in mind these are all suggestions, you don’t need to have an altar, a book of shadows, practice divination, etc if you don’t want to

Altars

(Disclaimer: you don’t need an altar to practice, but in case you still desire to have one)

Inside a jewelry box

Shoe box

Tin can

Matchbox

In a video game such as animal crossing, the sims, minecraft, etc

The #SelfCare app has a little altar in which you can decorate with crystals, herbs and tarot cards

Notebook (then add the items by drawing them or maybe making collages)

Make/buy a little terrarium (artificial or real)

I’ve heard of people using plant vases as altars as well

Divination

(In case you can’t buy tarot decks/runes/etc)

Make your own tarot cards/oracle cards (it can be a little tiring but it’s what I did when I couldn’t buy my own)

Use playing cards as minor arcanas to read tarot

Pendulums (doesn’t have to be an actual crystal pendulum as you see on witchy stores, anything on a string will do)

Make runes out of seashells, rocks, clay, etc

Flip a coin for yes and no questions

Give dice divination a try

Deity Worship/Work

Wear jewelry that reminds you of them (ex: sun necklace for apollo, moon ring for artemis, etc)

Wear their associated colors

Practice devotional acts such as reading about them, praying, drawing something for them, writing them a letter, something related to your deity’s domains

Keep a notebook in which you can write their myths/domains/associations/etc or write prayers/poems, make drawings of things they like, etc

Keep a small altar

Watch movies that remind you of them

Play video games associated with their domains

Study something they have domain over

Make them a playlist

Make them a pinterest board

Make a devotional blog

Light a candle in their honor (it’s ok if you can only use LED candles)

Keep something associated with them on your desk/shelf

Keep a crystal associated with them near you

Get a small statuette/toy of one of their sacred animals to represent them (on your shelf/desk, on a small altar if you have one, etc)

Make a little deity jar and keep it near you

Have a devotional plant for them

Spend time in nature in their honor

Take care of yourself

Book of Shadows

Notebook

Notes app

Google docs or google keep

Tumblr blog (either private or public, up to you)

Somewhere on your phone/computer

Simple Practices

Enchant your jewelry with intention

Use color correspondence in your clothes/makeup

Meditating

Open your windows to cleanse your room

Keep crystals around you

Physically clean your space

Take showers/baths with the intention of cleansing yourself

Try practicing some kitchen magic if you cook

Enchant your food/drink

Make sigils

Keep plants in your space associated with your intention (ex: protection, creativity, etc)

Keep in mind that you’re not any less of a witch for not being able to do certain things, your practice is still valid

☽ Feel free to reblog with more tips! ☾

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lilianasgrimoire · 1 month

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Witches & Witchcraft: Types & Definitions

There is an abundance of types of witches, some being more common than others, for example, death witch or hedge witch. I have provided the different types of witches with a brief description/definition of what they study, believe and tools most commonly used for each.

The types of witchcraft is entirely up to the individual which they prefer to do. One person may only follow on type of magick whereas another may follow several. Listed are a handful of the many kinds, but I'm listing the most common/known types of magick/witchcraft that people fall into.

I have grouped some witches together as they fit together under the same or similar definitions.

Types of Witches

Religious witches;

Christian, Satanic (Theistic), Laveyan Satanic, Hellenic, Celtic and Wiccan, etc. are witches that follow a primary belief system and incorporate their religion into the craft.

Non-Religious witches;

Secular - doesn't work with [a] deity(ies).

Science - (also a craft type), uses metaphysical and scientific fads and theories mixed together.

Other types of witches;

Solitary - works alone and is not part of a coven. Won't typically work with other witches for spell work or any part of their practice.

Eclectic - a practice that includes multiple practises from different areas. A mixture of all practices, may practise one more than another, or all equally.

Hereditary/Generational - a witch who is born into a family whom practice the craft. The term 'Blood witch' is often a hot topic of controversy as to whether it makes one a more powerful witch.

Traditional - a type that is based on honouring the traditional ways of magick, which also ties in nicely with generational/hereditary witches.

Chaotic/Chaos - a witch who utilizes new, non-traditional and unorthodox methods. It's still relatively new and highly individualistic practice while still drawing from common forms of magick.

Types of Witchcraft/Magick

Green Witch; A witch who uses natural magick, such as creating blends of different plants, or primarily using herbs and/or crystals spells in their craft. Tools mostly consist of herbs, crystals, stones, flowers, soil or other greenery.

Hedge Witch; Also know as an astral witch, this type of magick is orientated around spiritual work such as astral projection, lucid dreaming, spirit work, healing and out-of-body magick. Tools mostly consist tarot cards, runes, pendulum, stones, crystal ball, mirrors & candles.

Dream Witch; Mindful and internal magickal practice mainly based from interpreting dreams and/or engaging in lucid dreaming. Practises used to 'de-code' symbols and messages in the dream world can be used similarly to how one would use divination techniques. Tools mostly consist of dream catchers, candles, books of glossaries of symbols.

Sea/Ocean; Derived from materials and abstract ideas involving ocean and the oceanic world. Sea or ocean magick can be worked with by using things found on or relating to a beach/lagoon. A sea witch might draw their energy from such tools. Tools commonly consist of driftwood, pebbles/stones, seashells, ocean water, bones, seaweed, candles.

Storm/Weather; magick used through combining one's energy with the weather; most commonly rain. Weather witches will collect different ingredients provided by the weather, absorb energy from storms, manipulate winnds, or perhaps predict the weather. Tools most commonly consist of rain/snow water, symbols/weather maps, crystals.

Cottage/Hearth; Magick that is weaved and worked or embedded into mundane tasks around the house or for loved ones. Cottage magick is usually worked into cleaning, hobbies or cooking. Tools commonly consist of essential oils, incense, bells, flowers, cleaning utensils, spices and herbs.

Tea Witch; Creating blends of teas for protection, remedies or even to use for tea-leaf divination. Tools commonly consist of tea, herbs, waters, spices.

Tech Witch; Use of technology in the craft, mostly based through phones or computers. Mostly used for storing of information, grimoires, spell books and Book of Shadows/diaries. Tools consist of apps on the phone, digital sigils, online blogs and pages.

Garden/Flora; Mostly (if not all) focused on herbal and botanical measures. Many garden witches have their own garden and plant flowers and herbs to draw in energy for their home and to include in rituals and spells. Tools commonly consist of flowers, soil, seeds, greenery, twigs/tree branches, leaves.

Elemental; Using all 4 (or 5) elements in an honouring or acknowledging form. A witch can choose to work with all, or singular elements. One may have a dedicated area on their alters to a particular elements. Tools consist of anything related to said element.

Faery/Fae; Magick for those who communicate with, and/or work with the Fae. Those whom work with fae may also leave offerings regularly as thanks for the assistance of a faery in their spell work. Tools commonly consist of anything sweet, sigils, offerings.

Spirit; A practice which an individual will perform spell work in conjunction with (or the help of) any manner of spirit, including Ouija, demon spirits, spiritual contact of any kind, working with ancestors. Tools commonly consist of crystals, bells, incense, Ouija boards, tarot cards, pendulums, sigils.

Draconian: The use of dragons and dragon imagery; whether it be trough astral matters or in spells and rituals. May also be connected with dragon spirits on their journey. Tools commonly consist of dragons art, statues, candles.

Seasonal; Utilizing and drawing energy from specific time periods of the year for their magick. One individual may feel more powerful at a particular time of year. It can also be spread out into the 4 seasons. Tools commonly consist of herbs related to certain seasons, stones, ruins and the weather.

Music; Can be through singing, humming, playing an instrument, creating music or having it on during spell work to add energies. Tools consist of speakers, instruments, voice, chimes, lyrics & sheet music.

Art & Craft; Anything from painting to knitting to building something. Tools consist of anything you can craft with.

Sigils; Working majorly with sigils and the intent that can be put into them to activate their power. Tools commonly used are pens, paper, makeup, candles.

Astronomy/Space/Luna; Correlates their belief in conjunction with the planets, stars and/or moon. Versed in moon phases and tend to do spell work at night rather than day time. Tools commonly used are horoscopes, calendars, charts, moonlight, moon water.

Energy; Those who prefer to do magick through energy exercises and manipulation rather than many physical tools or materials. This may also include aura work. The only tools needed for this type is yourself.

Crystal; Magick that is worked commonly with stones and crystals. The practise may include chakra balancing, crystal meditation and even spell work or rituals. Extensive knowledge of stone, including how to identify them. Tools most commonly used are crystals, books, grimoires and stones.

Literacy; Those who practise through books and literature - studying the craft after the 'beginner' phase of learning. Tools are books, poems, written work.

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casper-spills · 7 months

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01. Green witch

The Green Witch embraces nature by drawing on the energies from the earth and of untamed things. They commune with the land, with stones and gems and they reley on plants, flowers and herbs. They call to nature for guidance and respects every living being and they have a strong belief that humans must give back to world and protect it. They tend to be animal/environmental activists and they will go the extra mile to spread awareness.

The Green Witch makes their own ritual tools from found objects in nature and they make sure these are ethically sourced materials. They might also work with Animal Guides and Plant Spirits. The forest is the Green Witch's sacred temple and they often spend time hiking or visiting parks and gardens.

Books I recommend:

The Green Witch ~ Arin Murphy-Hiscock

Encyclopaedia of Magical Herbs ~ Scott Cunningham

Occult Botany ~ Paul Sedir

The Treadwell's Book of Plant Magic ~ Christina Oakley Harrington

Wortcunning ~ Nigel G. Pearson

02. Crystal Witch

Crystal Witches focus their magick on healing and manifesting. Crystals are known for their healing energies due to their ability to raise one's own vibration. Crystals emit this constant vibration, that when met with a lower vibration, has the ability to raise, in turn, providing healing qualities through an energetic level, which can therefore fast track our own physical healing.

Crystal Witches may also be drawn to rocks and stones alike and generally appreciate the gift of nature. They may also be attracted to the study of geology and often work with chakras/practice chakra meditation.

Books I recommend:

The Power of Crystal Healing ~ Emma Lucy Knowles

The Zenned Out Guide to Understanding Crystals ~ Cassie Uhl

The Crystal Workshop ~ Azalea Lee

Crystals for Witches ~ Eliza Mabelle

03. Kitchen Witch

The Kitchen Witch’s potion is a soup and they’re magical wand is a trusty wooden spoon. Cooking becomes a sacred art for the Kitchen Witch. A Kitchen Witch may not often dedicate a specific time and resources to ceremony, instead they work intuitively rather than ritually to find the magic in everyday life.

Kitchen Witches personalise their space with great intention and care. They instantly know when a space resonates with them or not. They often cook with whole, organic foods and they may also grow their own food. They also tend to enchant ingrediants before using them in a dish and they might sometimes make dishes to treat illnesses.

Books I recommend:

Potions, Elixirs & Brews ~ Anais Alexandre

The Wicca Cookbook ~ Jamie Wood & Tara Seefeldt

Wicca in the Kitchen ~ Scott Cunningham

The Magick of Food ~ Gwion Raven

`04. Sea Witch

A sea witch is a practitioner of witchcraft whose spiritual focus and magical practices are closely tied to the sea and its elements. They use the potent energy of the ocean as a force to drive spellcraft, cleanse the soul and renew the spirit. Sea Witches forge a deep bond with the sea and its inhabitants, working with its energy to manifest their intentions and achieve their goals.

Sea Witches are naturally sensitive and empathetic. The ocean is their sacred space and often times they might live near the ocean or are very drawn to it. They are also very drawn to stroms and enjoy the rain. They might study oceanic mythology and sea animals. They also often collect seashells, pebbles or other beach treasures and may use them in their craft.

Books I recommend:

Sea Witch's Companion ~ Levannah Morgan

Sea Magic ~ Sandra Kynes

Water Witchcraft ~ Annwyn Avalon

Mermaids ~ Skye Alexander

05. Divination Witch

The Divination Witch focuses primarily on divination practices such as tarot & oracle, pendulum, scrying, runes, tea leaf reading, meditation, and connecting to your inner guides/higher being. To them, it’s most important to incorporate these divination practices to their everyday life, or at least in ceremonial rituals.

A Divination Witch may draw power from the earthly elements, mediation, or with the help of seasonal changes that open portals and lower the veil between the physical and spiritual worlds. For those highly in-tuned with their intuition, have the ability to hear, see, or sense what others can’t, find themselves as an empath, and have the uncanny ability to predict the future.

Books I recommend:

The Book of Divination ~ Michael Johnstone

I Ching or Book of Changes ~ C.G. Jung & Richard Wilhelm

Tarot Card Meanings ~ Brigit Esselmont

Chakra Healing ~ Margarita Alcantara

06. Lunar/Cosmic Witch

A Lunar Witch has a fascination and connection with the skies, stars, moon and planets are unparalleled. With the fundamental belief that what happens above in the cosmos is a direct correlation to what happens on Earth, Cosmic Witches focus their study on astrological transits, moon phases, and intertwining that with their own natal birth charts. A strong belief is that as we are born, we are given a blueprint, a snapshot of the skies, that presents past, present and future forecasts of not only ourselves as an individual, but as a collective, sometimes generational viewpoint too.

They draw their power from the Moon and perform certain spells and rituals depending on the phase of the moon.

Books I recommend:

Moon Magic ~ Aurora Kane

Moon Spells ~ Diane Ahlquist

Moon Magic ~ Diane Ahlquist

Witchs Moon ~ Edain McCoy

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wednesdaywitchcraft · 7 months

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Setting up your altar is a personal manifestation of your soul and your personality in the way you practice your Magick. Each witch may have a unique set up that reflects who they are, what type of witchcraft they practice, and what is sentimental to them. As such, every altar may look a little different. There is no specific “correct way” to set up your altar. The right way to set up your altar is what feels right for you. Nevertheless, if you’re setting up your first altar and don’t know where to begin, here are a couple tips on how you can set yours up:

Where to set up your altar:

You can set up your altar anywhere! You can set it up in your home, in your garden, in your workspace (although the best place to set it up would be a more private space) but essentially an altar can exist anywhere you make the room for one. Typically the best place for an altar would be a bedroom, since its a space that most people are connected to spiritually and feel most at rest. My altar is set up in a corner of my walk in closet. It’s on the smaller side but its big enough for me to practice my craft. For those that need a much smaller space, you could set your altar up on a dresser, a nightstand, or even your windowsill. You could even get a portable altar that can be taken down and put up easily, which is good for those that live in smaller housing and those that like to travel.

Which direction should your altar face:

Again, this one is more of a personal decision. In Wiccan history, traditionally the altar is said to be facing North. However, you can face your altar in whatever direction feels right. Perhaps there is a beautiful view facing East that helps you meditate, or perhaps the area you want to set up your altar in only faces South. That is completely OK. As for me, I have my altar facing North-East, based on my preference on the elements I feel most connected to. I have two modes, I’m either completely grounded or completely in the clouds, so the elements I feel most connected to are earth and air; which is how I chose to position my altar. If you want to position your altar for the elements you feel most connected to, you would choose between North (earth), South (fire), East (air), and West (water). However you choose to position your altar should feel right to you.

What to put on your altar:

Your altar can consist of a few traditional things and personal things. You can have plants, crystals, candles, incense, and other traditional tools. You can also have personal items such as photographs, magazine clippings of something you want to manifest in your life, a homemade wreath or jewelry, or anything that feels personal to you such as a seashell or stone you picked yourself on your last hike or adventure. There’s a few things I personally believe every altar should have for spiritual protection purposes (this is my opinion only, not mandatory in any way) and those are:

an altar cloth

a candle

protective crystals (such as black tourmaline, smoky quartz, or amethyst)

incense or white sage

a fireproof bowl or cauldron

Additional things you may want to consider for your altar:

a wand (either premade or handmade) or athame

herbs or crystals for spells

a pendulum board or ouija board (if you wish to commune with spirits)

a chalice

something representing each of the elements

a compass

charms or small statues of things that you connect spiritually with

hand-picked items such as seashells, acorns, pine cones, leaves, feathers, or stones

Important things to remember about your altar:

I know I sound like a broken record saying this, but again, your altar should be personal. A reflection of YOU. If your altar feels right, then it’s right. If it feels like its missing something, add more to it. If it feels too cluttered or like too much, take stuff off. Your altar can change with you! You can switch things out as you feel your energy shift. Something that is very important to remember about your altar, is that it is a sacred place. Cleanse your altar if things start to not feel right after changing things up. Remember that things you find other places, may have picked up energy from that place/people, so be sure to cleanse any items you are bringing into your sacred space.

Blessed be

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hexora · 6 months

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Tidal Pendulum: Unveiling Oceanic Insights

🔍 Understanding the Tidal Pendulum:

The Tidal Pendulum represents a convergence of craftsmanship and elemental energies. Rooted in the timeless tradition of divination, this instrument capitalizes on the symbolic resonance of oceanic components to facilitate a nuanced connection with the natural forces governing the tides.

🐚 Materials and Symbolic Significance:

Seashells 🌀: Each seashell integrated into the Tidal Pendulum embodies a specific elemental energy and imparts symbolic significance. Choose from a curated selection to align your divination queries with the intended energetic resonance.

Driftwood 🌲: Crafted from weathered driftwood, the pendulum's handle symbolizes resilience, adaptability, and the cyclical nature of existence. This component serves as a grounding force, anchoring the divination process in earthly energies.

💧 The Art of Tidal Divination:

Preparation and Setting: Initiate your divination session in a tranquil environment conducive to introspection. Create an ambiance of focused contemplation by employing subdued lighting and calming elements.

Calibration of Intentions: Prior to employing the Tidal Pendulum, articulate your intentions clearly. Frame your queries with precision, allowing the pendulum to channel the nuanced guidance inherent in the ebb and flow of the tides.

Pendulum Oscillation: Engage in the divination process by allowing the Tidal Pendulum to oscillate freely. Observe the subtle movements and patterns as they unfold, interpreting each swing with deliberate consideration.

Interpreting Symbolic Movements: The pendulum's movements serve as a symbolic language, akin to the rhythmic language of the tides. Develop a nuanced understanding of these movements, interpreting them as responses to your queries.

Closure and Reflection: Conclude your divination session with a moment of reflection. Express gratitude for the guidance received and contemplate the insights garnered from the Tidal Pendulum's nuanced dance.

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apollodarling-writes · 1 year

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Haikyu! Karasuno Thoughts/HCs:

content: personal HCs and thoughts on each Karasuno member

SAWAMURA DAICHI:

Daichi is likely really good at math. i say this because he’s so logical and thinks things through. he has to be a left brainer.

i feel like Daichi isn’t good at cooking but isn’t bad either.

Daichi is reliable because of something in his past. There had to be a time where something went wrong and he had to step up, a time where he WASN’T reliable and he lost someone important to him (doesn’t have to be death), or he didn’t have someone there for him when he needed it.

Daichi secretly wants to be in on the chaos, but because he’s the Captain he feels like he has to set an example for the first years.

Daichi prefers savory foods. He doesn’t really like to eat sweets as often but every now and again he’ll snack on some homemade foods.

Daichi is either a minimalist, a plant dad, or both.

Daichi is very, very cleanly and his room is organized.

I feel like his clothes are color coded and by season.

Daichi owns romance manga/ slice-of-life manga.

Daichi secretly loves dramas and soap operas.

Daichi was a band kid; played a wind instrument or the drums. Likely joined marching band.

Probably works part time at an animal shelter bc he loves animals.

SUGAWARA KOSHI:

HAD to be a theatre kid

Suga loves musicals and romance anime/manga

Suga secretly wants to be like Daichi/ looks up to Daichi

Suga is like Noya and Shoyo at heart

Suga desperately wants to join in on their shenanigans but is torn between setting an example for them and being the chaos he (and the other third years) knows he is

Suga gives THE BEST hugs and cuddles- no one can convince me otherwise

Suga smells like coffee, peppermint, and a hint of myrrh incense

Suga believes in a higher power

Suga owns a ton of scented candles, incense, bath bombs, smells goods

Suga doesn't really like to wear cologne

Suga is really good at baking and cooking

Suga is the wine aunt that gossips at family gatherings

Suga has a strong moral code

Suga gives really, really good advice

Suga doesn’t think he’s very good looking

Suga has soft hands, even with the callouses

ASAHI AZUMANE:

Asahi probably owns a few stuffed animals. like the really cute plushies

indie rock/90s rock/classic rock enthusiast

Asahi is insecure about his appearance. all of those comments about him being a delinquent and scary have made him more timid

Asahi cuddles his pillow at night

Asahi is low-key a hippie

Asahi loves hiking/kayaking/anything to do with nature and being outside

wears those pendulum necklaces

Asahi was a band kid as well- probably played a wind instrument

collects rocks, seashells, etc— is a plant dad too

Asahi is really knowledgeable on plants

Asahi wishes he could man up and ask Kiyoko out on a date.

Asahi cares very deeply about his friend and the team.

Asahi still feels guilty about leaving the team and dedicates most of his free time to studying/practicing

Asahi loves volleyball with all his heart

NISHINOYA YŪ:

Noya was a leash kid and got in trouble quite often

Noya was a menace. since he wasn’t afraid of anything, he would scare his peers and friends by picking up spiders and snakes and chase after them.

Noya is a hopeless romantic but has no rizz whatsoever.

Noya would be a wonderful boyfriend but he just wouldn’t know what to do.

Noya doesn’t care how long a piece of food has been on the floor- he will eat it.

Noya cares about the team very dearly. they’re essentially his family

When Noya isn’t able to save the ball, he takes it to heart. he often beats himself up for it.

Noya blames himself for Asahi leaving the team.

Noya loves fruit.

Noya sometimes wishes that he could be a better influence on the first years but then remembers that he wouldn’t have any fun and ultimately decides to just be the physical embodiment of chaos.

Noya is really sweet and thoughtful when he wants to be.

Noya is very observant.

TANAKA RYŪNOSUKE:

Tanaka was probably beat up by his sister as a kid and bc of that he’s good at wrestling and shit.

Tanaka, if someone could take him seriously, has hella rizz.

Tanaka loves christmas.

Tanaka values his friends and family and holds them very close to his heart

Tanaka feels incompetent on the court quite often but suppresses that feeling so his insecurities don’t affect the game.

Tanaka really, really enjoys hanging out with the first years.

Tanaka looks up to Daichi.

Tanaka loves fucking with Tsukishima.

Tanaka thinks Shoyo and Yamaguchi are precious babies and thus, gives them the same tough love his sister gave him.

Tanaka is good at makeup because his sister made him learn.

Tanaka does face masks.

Tanaka wears cologne that will absolutely make you fall in love with him, but doesn’t spray enough for it to last through the day.

Tanka is a huge foodie, but can only cook the basics; he’s learning though.

Tanaka low key does face masks on his head.

Tanaka has an inferiority and big brother complex.

KAGEYAMA TOBIO:

Kageyama is seriously insecure with everything- even volleyball. that’s why he practices so much.

Kageyama has self sabotaging tendencies.

Kageyama likes bubble tea.

Kageyama uses expensive shampoo.

Kageyama has really, really soft hair and skin.

Kageyama thinks of Shoyo as his best friend but will never admit it because of his pride.

Kageyama cherishes the time he spends with his teammates (minus that bastard Tsukishima).

Kageyama can’t cook to save his life.

Kageyama also has an inferiority complex but hides it under his stoic expression and harsh words.

Kageyama eats like twice his weight everyday (an exaggeration ofc, but he does eat a lot of food).

Kageyama is envious of how easily Shoyo gets along with the others and secretly wishes he could do the same.

Kageyama also feels immensely grateful for all the times Shoyo has stood up for him and come through.

Kageyama is bisexual with a heavy female lean.

HINATA SHOYO:

Shoyo is a wonderful older brother and plays with his sister in his free time (which includes outside of practicing volleyball).

Shoyo was also a leash kid and his mother had the backpack that had a leash attached.

Shoyo got lost often as a kid, so he tries his best not to get lost.

Shoyo thinks of Kageyama as his best friend too.

Shoyo uses girl shampoo and body wash because he thinks it smells really good.

Shoyo is the type to wear a maid outfit for the fuck of it.

Shoyo wants Kageyama to acknowledge his growth.

Shoyo knows Kageyama sees him as a friend which is why he teases him so much.

Shoyo wants to be closer with the third years and the other second years.

Shoyo is so pure and dedicated to volleyball that he hasn’t had his first kiss or even thought of having it.

Shoyo is decent at cooking.

Shoyo is kinda religious.

Shoyo wants to become a professional volleyball player alongside Kageyama so they can be on the same team.

Shoyo can’t imagine not being on the same team as Kageyama.

Shoyo reads romance manga and watches the anime versions of it.

Tsukishima Kei:

Tsukishima admires Shoyo’s resilience and dedication but will never admit it to anyone.

Tsukishima’s love language is insults and quality time.

Tsukishima secretly wishes he could communicate normally (without insults) to everyone else on the team.

Tsukishima cares for his team and hopes they care for him too.

Tsukishima is the type of person to be good at hacking.

Tsukishima wears light cologne, but the Adidas kind (adidas moves and adidas strk)

Tsukishima is good at baking.

Tsukishima listens to alternative and soft music sometimes, but typically listens to rock.

Tsukishima watches horror, supernatural, and action anime.

Tsukishima wishes he could mend things with his brother but doesn’t want to because of his pride.

Tsukishima thinks Yamaguchi is cool as hell and holds their friendship very close to his heart.

Tsukishima’s body language gives him away, but no one can read it since the signs are nearly impossible to read.

Tsukishima has a hard time trusting people because of his brother.

YAMAGUCHI TADASHI:

Yams listens to soft music, lofi, and alternative

Yams loves all anime and manga genres.

Yams uses a sound machine to sleep.

Yams uses a weighted blanket.

Yams loves mochi and sweets.

Yams also loves spicy food.

Yams thinks of Shoyo as a potential best friend.

Yams wishes Tsukishima would come of out his shell and interact with everyone else.

Yams looks up to Sugawara and Shimada.

Yams is very socially awkward and shy so he has a hard time speaking to people.

Yams has a MAJOR inferiority complex.

Yams has many phobias including, but not limited to, public speaking, failure, being alone, spiders, and losing his teeth

Yams still checks under his bed at night for monsters.

Yams sleeps cuddling a body pillow.

Yams was the one who got Tsukishima into anime.

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alive-out-of-spite · 2 years

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Aphrodite

Symbols: doves, pomegranates, swans, myrtle, geese, sparrows, dolphins, scallop shells, pearls, mirrors, girdles, roses, apples

Offerings: pomegranate juice, cream, sugar, cinnamon, honey, red cherries, strawberries, passion fruit, chocolate, macadamia nuts, pastries, tarts, desserts, yellow cheese, all seafood, seashells, pearls, red/pink/or white roses, peonies, myrtle, poppies, hibiscus, fancy heels, make-up products, jewelry, sensual perfume, white beach pebbles, lotions, silk, rose quartz, diamonds, red or pink candles, masquerade masques, seawater, fish scales, dove feathers, hand-held mirrors, arched combs, poetry, prose, artwork, rose soaps, small red pillows, statues of winged Victory, statues of herself, marble pillars, swan or dove figurines, harps, sandalwood, musk, myrrh, rose incense, and any elegant objects or jewelry

*no pork (she detests filth)

Devotional Acts: drink tea with honey and/or lemons, stop to smell the roses, wear comfy clothing, listen to empowering music, connect with the ocean, write letters or poems to her, give little gifts to your friends, treat yourself, self-care, wear more jewelry that makes you feel good about yourself, collect seashells, bring beauty into your world with scent, flowers, fabric, food, and light, don’t be afraid to flirt, enjoy your physical appearance and self, learn about sexuality, keep flowers (especially roses) in your room

Month: April

Day: Friday

Epithets: Aligena (Sea Born), Genetullis (Protectress of Births), Ambologera (She Who Postpones Old Age), Hêrê (Of Hera/Marriage), Antheia (Friend of Flowers), Androphonos (Killer of Men), Anosia (Unholy), Areia (Warlike; of Ares), Nikêphoros (Bringer of Victory), Basilis (Queen), Enoplios (Bearing Weapons), Epitumbidia (She Upon the Graves), Ourania (Heavenly), Pothon Mater (Mother of Desire), Pasiphaessa (The Far-Shining), Peitho (The Persuasive), Sy′ria Dea (The Syrian Goddess), Skotia (Of the Darkness), Philopannyx (The Night-Loving), Pandemos (of The Common People), Philomeides (Laughter-Loving), Tymborychos (The Gravedigger), Summakhia (Ally in War), Symmakhia (Ally in Love)

Tips: Keep the alter organized, she’s really understanding, don’t worry about her hearing you (because she will), communicates really well through a pendulum, practice self-love, her energy is strong, clear signals, can communicate through dreams, the more honest you are with her about your feelings and the more you take care of yourself, the more connected to her you’ll feel

Alter: rose quartz, mirrors, lipstick, sand, sea salt, ocean water, poems, love letters, things you’re passionate about, feathers, rose water, could be on your makeup vanity lace, jewelry, candles, fairy lights, hearts, big abalone offering bowl, hearts, mermaids, perfume, bath bombs

flowers - daisies, roses, fragrant flowers

shells - abalone, pink shells, ones you found at your beach

fruit - apples, pomegranates

statues - dolphins, doves, swans, aphrodite herself

colors that represent her- pink, red, blues

something to represent her in the middle - a picture, a statue, a woman you find beautiful

Animals: Doves, geese, swans, sparrows, shellfish, hares, bees, and dolphins.

Element: Water.

Colors: Red, pink, white, salmon, light blue, and seafoam green.

Plants: Roses, apples, lettuce, myrtle, pomegranate, lime, and anemone flowers.

Stones: earls, rose quartz, aquamarine, jade, rubellite, morganite, emerald, and garnet.

Scents: Rose, the ocean, myrtle, myrrh, apple, vanilla, and vervain, strawberry.

Planet: Venus

Regalia: The ocean, seashells, jewelry, mirrors, beauty products

Number: 5

Holidays: Imbolc, Ostara, Beltaine

https://www.greekmythology.com/Olympians/Aphrodite/aphrodite.html

@thefallenmadien

#Aphrodite #Aphrodite work #mythology #greek mythology #greek deity #greek god #greek goddess #mythos #myths #deity work #witchblr #witchcraft #witch resources #witchy #witches

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greenpanda-basicfakewitch · 1 year

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Book Of Shadows Index

I see a ton of Witchtoks/people who only give a basic summary of what to research along with a ton of books and I'm more of a bullet point girl. So... Here we go.

A book of shadows was coined by Alaisar Crowley, alongside garnder who was the founder of Wica, then changed to Wicca later on [I will go in depth in history with links/sources and more detail on another post]

So here's the index for a book of shadows, full of all things you the individual want to learn include in your practice and like Pirates of the Caribean, take it more as guidlines and you're free to decide what you like/don't like.

So Include a Book Of shadows Blessing in the begging of your book [or digital document] And a BOS is like a diary, only you can see it or your coven.

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Beginner Studies; Introduction to Witchcraft. I.e: What is Paganism, Wicca, Witchcraft? What is the difference? Wicca History: Origins in your country of origin. Salem, etc. Covens and Hierchies and Solitary witches. Basic rundown, you have your first, second, third degree. Like an employee, a suvervisor and a manager. Managers are in charge of their own store, like a third degree can create their own coven.

Lore: Tree of life, Triple goddess, Horned God, Morgan le fey and other mythical lore and research depending on which one your aligned with. Like Norse, Greek, Celtic, Viking, Roman, or any other types. Wiccan Rede, rules of Wicca power of three times three. Etc.

Symbols: Look up certain symbols, or sigils, runes, thats commonly used in Wicca/Paganism or your preffered craft. Cast a circle: Most begin a spell and cast a protection circle before you begin your spell. Pentacle [Star with circle] Pentragram [No circle] *Include the Spirit, fire, earth, water, air. Evil eye. [usually used as protection AGAINST the evil eye]

Witch Tools: Witch tools you use, or place on your altar. Like an Athame, cualdron, wand, etc Tools of Divination: Pendulum, spirit board, tarot, angel cards, scrying mirror, playing cards, etc Additional tools: Candles. Crystals. Elements Herbs Chakras/Meditation Lucid Dreaming Astral projection Milk baths

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Year Calender/Sabbets Month Calender Day Calender: Like Moday is MOON. Sunday is SUN, Saturday is Saturn etc. Deities Celtic/ Roman/Norse Other gods to research. etc Astrology.

Star Sign, Moon sign, Sun Sign, other planetary signs. Planet Retrograde, Mercury retrograde, mars, venus etc Moon Phases. Like hunters moon, pink moon etc.

Animals as omens [Careful with this one, as it links to other occult/cultures/religions and best not to appropriate and lead to indiginous tribes or others. But not all animals as omens is a sign, usually it links to the Fea as animals are fea and fea are animals and other religions like kitsune, tanaki, are shapeshifters or known as spirits in other cultures]

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Spells Moon Water Witch bag/bottle Broomsticks Seashell collecting [A practice looked down on now for enviormental effects, but I have bottles/jars of shells I've collected when I was six so I've kept them and included them as I have some] Witch Outfits [this is just my personal interest, it ties in with the history a little] Symbolism of the Hat [Like a Candle] Witch Nudity Haute Couture Bohemian/Grunge goth fashion Media/Pop culture:

Books or movies that have had witch consultants or other ties to witchcraft/wicca etc. Such as practical magic, the Craft and maybe even Neil Gaimans works such as the ocean at the end of the lane. Coraline that had mentions of a dowsing rod, and rock with a hole in the center to find lost things. Music:

Listening to music can also set da mood, so I will compile playlists and songs that made me feel witchy. Anything else to include feel free to ask or reblog :D

*ALSO IMPORTANT! CLOSED/OPEN Practice! Wicca as it is is open, you can buy a wicca book/watch withtok who have you whatever whatever! But a closed practice? Thats a religion or something you CANNOT access too UNLESS you are invited in, or iniated into that group! Indeginous tribes/jewish traditions/hoodoo/voodoo/ etc. A closed practice is a closed door. You cant access that by yourself. Which is why White sage cant be used, theres many alternatives and other incenses/sages to burn. Not the one thats sacred/endangered and used speicifially in indeginous tribes. They've already had enough taken away from them what do witches need white sage for in this current enviromental crisis? so yeah...

Additional last note: I will also include passages alongside the books I have by cunningham and others with the book as well as the passage and page/chapter and try to include web links in any future post I make.

Bear in my mind and I will TRY to be as accurate as I can, but I will make mistakes and end up posting some things thats misinformed even when I post links. But I will try my best to fix any mistakes if I can.

Blessed be.

#Wicca #wicca #pagan #wiccan #Witch #Witchcraft #Witch community #Witchtok #Pagan #Pagan Community #I am aware that Paganism and Wicca is two seperate things or they cross correlate #but sometimes people do lump it all together #BOS #Book of Shadows

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Check my muse's inventory: Open! Can we get an item description for any one of them you choose, if you want?

>Open

• Bag of Holding

• Mixed Seashells

• 3 Knives

• Creepers Sun Poison

• Sunstone Phoenix

• Amazonite Pendulum

• Fishing Gear

• Mess Kit

• Sleeping Bag

• Tent, A Frame

• Phone

• Phoenix Down

• Spellbook

• Mixed Herbs

• Photo of Someone Important

• Business Card

• Friendship Bracelet

• Oni Mask

• Stalkling Horn

• Metal Shield

>Check: Photo of Someone Important*

A photo given to Hope by Garen. It shows Hope and her father, Desmond. Hope is on his back, grinning widely at the camera. Her father's gaze is fixed on Hope, a smile on his face.

It's the only photo she has of her father, and although she can't remember him or what he was like, she treasures this photo.

[*Art by the fantastic @geckoodles. Click the check for a link to the post its in!]

#;answers #nighttbound #//finally an excuse to properly add this photo into the blogs canon #//thank you for the ask!#geckoodles

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onyxtides · 1 year

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This Aphrodite Pendulum is made with beautiful Aphrodite in mind, made with a white shell with gold highlights, white pearls and a golden carved dove made of mother of Pearl. Show Aphrodite your Devotion with this amazing Sea Witch Pendulum. This is a new release is my Divination Tool line.

Colors and size may slightly vary, made with freshwater pearls and 18k gold filigree edged sea shells.

Love this? Check out all of my other Aphrodite listing!

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atrayo · 11 months

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My Appearance as an Angelic Oracle at The Spirit University "Enchanted Tides" Psychic Faire comes this June 24th, 2023

Psychic Readers * Tarot Readers * Medium Readers * Scrying * Seashell Divination *Mini Store * Lectures * Mini-Workshops

Hello All,

Come this June 24th here in Sarasota, Florida I'll be appearing as one of the five or so psychics doing divination readings. There will also be one energy healer in attendance.

The Spirit University is celebrating its 12th year anniversary with this showcase psychic faire on Saturday, June 24th from 11:00 am until 3:00 pm. Where they'll have 15 or so guest speakers with 15-minute rotations on a variety of New Age topics. At the very end of the speakers, line-up at 2:45 pm the school founder Victoria Ackerman will be doing a mediumship gallery for all in attendance. All standard psychic readings charge a rate of $20 for 15 minutes at the fair beyond the $5 admission cover charge.

I'll be debuting in public an all-original Multi-Deck Divination System I channeled from the angelic heavenly host and evolved during the Covid-19 Lockdown period. It's a Cartomancers Smorgasbord revival utilizing 12-card decks and not the solitary one-card deck most Tarot users employ.

For example, I'll be utilizing Tarot, Lenormand, Kipper, Mah Jong cards, miscellaneous Oracle decks, and other irregular misc decks overall. It employs Five Layers of Psychic Divination besides the card decks I'll also utilize an astrological set of 3 dice, a set of 13 Witches or Gypsy Runes, a set of Viking Elder Futhark Runes, and finally my trusty Pendulum connected to my Master Angelic Spirit Guide.

Each reading takes a minimum of at least 30 minutes which I'll be charging double the psychic reading standard rate for $40 a session with yours truly.

I'll also be inquiring with my clients if they wish that I hold onto their Multi-Deck divination reading. For a subsequent Blessing Ceremony which is basically, to upload the card spread to the angelic heavens from my home altar at a later date.

You see the the Multi-Deck divination system doesn't reshuffle the cards back into their respective decks after an individual card spread reading. My marble altar table at home can mount up to 65 horizontally stacked card spreads. That can take up to a full month to achieve a complete load.

The Spirit University is located at 373 Braden Ave, Sarasota, Florida 34243 and their website is at:

Ivan "Atrayo" Pozo-Illas, has devoted 27 plus years of his life to the pursuit of clairaudient Inspired automatic writing channeling the Angelic Heavenly host. Ivan is the author of the spiritual wisdom series "Jewels of Truth" consisting of 3 volumes published to date. He also utilizes a unique channeled angelic divination method called the Multi-Deck Divination System. Numerous examples of his work are available at "Atrayo's Oracle" blog site of 17 years plus online. You're welcome to visit his website "Jewelsoftruth.us" for further information or to contact Atrayo directly.

#AtrayosOracle #IvanPozoIllas #TheSpiritUniversity #Sarasota #Bradenton #Manasota #PsychicFair #Psychics #Mediumship #Intuitives #PsychicReadings #Angels #Divination #DivinationSystem #MultiDeckDivinationSystem #Channeling

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thesunw1tch · 2 years

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July 4th - Moon's Day

Not much to report, but today is a Monday! Mondays are connected to the Moon, and thus today I dedicated as Hekate's offering day. Whenever I work with a diety, I give them specific days of the week for their offerings so we can keep a consistent schedule. Apollo is Tuesdays, Hekate is Mondays, and though I haven't reached out to Dionysus, I plan to worship him on Saturdays.

I said my prayers this morning to both Apollon and Hekate, and then placed a piece of celestite and amethyst near my heart for the calming affects and connection to the divine. I also found one dollar boxes of Incense at the store today, and bought them some! Apollo got Sage+Citrus, and Hekate got Frankincense. However, I had to verbally apologize to her and near immediately extinguish the Frankincense when I used it in her honor today. For some reason, it seems to make me sneeze! Plus, it just smells atrocious to me! Definitely smelt better unlit smh. I did light a different scent in her honor, though I don't think strawberries are connected to Hekate at all. Afterwards, I used the ash to make Witch's Black salt!

Her offering this morning was some black tea with lavender on her tealight candle, and I drank a dark cold brew coffee in her honor. Oh, and an offering sachet with a seashell, sharp rock, rose stem, chamomile, rosemary, Witch's black salt, and more black tea with lavender. After I tied it together, I drew the triple goddess symbol on it with lavender oil. According to a pendulum reading I did with Hekate, she'd like for me to start sleeping with it under my pillow at night after today. I can't imagine why, and it's kind of hard to deduce what the Queen of Witches is thinking, but I imagine it has something to do with dreams? Because I did ask in my first contact for her to speak to me via dreams, but I've been having extremely uneventful dreams or trouble sleeping in general. Who knows, I guess I'll find out :)

In other news, my daily tarot pull was the Reversed 7 of Swords! This card suggests honesty and something coming to light, though I can't imagine what. Perhaps about the move I've got coming up? Or maybe something with my university? Maybe even something about my family, I don't know.

#hekate worship #hekate offerings #hekate deity #hekate #hellenic deities #hellenism #hellenic polythiest #helpol #daily practice

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my-digital-grimoire-smarragdus · 7 months

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Altar Essentials

Wand

Knife (atheme)

Incense

Salt

Altar

Cauldron

Chalice

“Holy” water

Crystals

Herbs

Candles

Crystal ball

Talisman

Make sure you cleanse all objects pass it through sage smoke , leave it out in the light of the full moon etc.

Wand

A wand should definitely be part of your tool kit. You can use a traditional one made of wood, use a tree branch as a wand, or turn an elongated crystal into a wand.

Knife (Atheme)

An athame or a knife, dagger, or blade is used for rituals, ceremonies, pruning herbs, and more.

Incense

Incense is typically used at the beginning of a spell, but it can also be used for smudging small objects (like a small glass jar.)

(Anointing - Passing an object through smoke; typically incense or white sage is used for this process.

Salt

Salt is one of the most sacred minerals, salt represents protection as well as prosperity. Salt is often used in spellwork to create protective barriers (a circle of salt), cleansing, and banishing. Salt is also useful for drawing symbols for a spell. Use a thin layer of salt on a flat surface (such as a table or tray) and draw the symbol with your finger or wand.

Altar

Altars can be used for magick and spell casting, meditation, worship, setting new intentions, rituals, and even yoga. Altars are meant to be sacred and can be as simple or as extravagant as you deem fit.

Altars bear the personality of their creators, so be sure to make your altar authentically you. There is no right or wrong way to create an altar. (my current alter consists of an altar cloth, a wand, a crystal ball, statues, incense,crystals, atheme, a goblet, runes)

It should include 4 elements.

Salt (earth) - bread, fruit, chocolate

incense (air) - breath, music

chalice (water) - wine, fruit, juice

candle (fire) - campfire, candle

5th element - spirit - dance, humor

Talisman

North corresponds to the element of earth, so face north for health and healing, developing your intuition, using divination, and asking for guidance from higher beings or guides.

South corresponds to the element of fire, so face south for love or relationship issues, creativity, or anything of an emotional or romantic nature.

East corresponds to the element of air, so face east for anything concerning your career, business ventures, financial matters, and new beginnings.

West corresponds to the element of water, so face west if you need to let go of something or move on, forgive yourself or forgive someone else, or to cleanse your aura or your soul or increase your self-esteem.

LEFT SIDE OF THE ALTAR

This is where you place the items sacred to the goddess: goddess candle,\goddess statue, chalice, water bowl, aspergillum (used to sprinkle water), bell, wand, broom, and any other item associated with the goddess.

CENTER OF THE ALTAR

incense, cauldron, red candle, small dish for offerings to the deities.

RIGHT SIDE OF THE ALTAR

This is where you place items sacred to the god: god candle, god statue, salt bowl, pentacle, athame, bolline, matches, small plate used for cakes.

ANYWHERE ON THE ALTAR

Book of shadows, pen, herbs, oils, crystals, flowers.

ALTAR BLESSING

This Altar now be sacred space

Of spirit and of Mystery

May Magick dwell within this place

And all upon it blessed be

Cauldron

A cauldron is one of the most important items you should have since many spells call for burning incense, herbs, and paper, which makes a fireproof burning bowl an essential item. It can be made of stone, cast iron, copper, abalone seashell, or other fireproof material. Typically, either a burning bowl or a chalice is chosen for an altar, but if you wish to have both, that is also fine.

Pendulum

A pendulum is a tool utilized to gain information. To use it, simply ask and focus on a question and observe which direction the pendulum swings to obtain your answer. You can buy a pendulum, but making one is fairly easy. Simply find a strong string, chain, or cord about ten inches (25 cm) in length and add a small weight to it, such as a crystal pendant which is popular. Be sure to cleanse your pendulum (whether homemade or store bought) before using it. Finally, program your pendulum to show you "Yes" then ask it to show you "No." Follow this up by asking the pendulum "Yes/No" questions such as, "Is my name turmeric?" to program it.

Chalice

A chalice also referred to as a cup or goblet, a chalice has several uses in spells and rituals, such as offering libations. It can stand empty or be utilized as a symbol or to hold an ingredient.

Consecrated Water

Some spells or rituals call for consecrated water. There are a couple of ways to do this with the aid of moonlight

Crystals

Crystals and stones have many uses: to facilitate healing, serve as protective talismans, or even be worn as pieces of jewelry. They can be used as markings, for building sacred circles, for wands, and more.

#mine

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just-sea-witch-tings · 1 year

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Intro:

Hey I’m Sam- I’m starting this blog to document my journey into witchcraft. I’ve dabbled with it through out my life, but have yet to make a serious commitment to honing in on my craft. Here I will repost things that I find useful on my journey. If you have any tips, please don’t hesitate to hmu!

About me:

I’m a 20 y/o beginner solitary eclectic healer sea/art witch. At least that’s what I believe I am. I’m Lithuanian/Irish/German/Sardinian which I think ties into my witch heritage. I’ve been drawn to the ocean, moon, wildlife, weather, etc my whole life, and always felt a deep connection to the ocean elements. As a child into adulthood I would collect rocks, seashells, driftwood, sea glass, crystals, bones, etc. Thus leading me to believe I’m a sea witch.

Abilities:

Empath/healer/intuitive/artist

I’ve always had a strong intuition with slight psychic ability, which I’m hoping to learn how to cultivate and strengthen. I’m able to read auras and am deeply empathetic to human/animal emotions, and have been told by many psychics I will be a healer in life. I’m hoping to explore that more as well. I can talk to spirits but only through pendulum/other physical means.

Career:

I am an artist assistant and kennel technician. I’m hoping to one day have my own pottery studio, and learn to incorporate healing magic with my art, or offer psychic readings on the side. I believe I was put on this earth to heal and connect, so that’s what I will forever strive to do.

#witch #baby witch #sea witch #art witch #witchcraft #green witch #psychic #intuitive #empathic #empath #aquarius #healer

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