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#daily witchcraft
will-o-the-witch · 7 months
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A lot of "daily witchcraft" stuff just boils down to practicing basic mindfulness and self-awareness. That's not a bad thing. Like mysticism aside, yeah your little daily witchcraft practices are certainly going to yield good results if it's making you reflect on your emotions, identify your goals, analyze what food and drink you're putting in your body, ground yourself, and act with intention on a daily basis if you weren't doing it before.
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starsofdarknebula · 5 months
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I also made a in-depth video on this topic, describing more things then what I could fit on this digital page :') Link
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My Religious and Witchcraft Routine
With classes and everything going on it is hard to make and keep a routine. I also have very bad abilities to keep a routine although I am trying. If you have any ideas to add to my routine please let me know.
My religious routines
I try to tell the Goddesses I worship good morning when I wake up.
When I get my coffee in the morning I try to fix them a libation of tea or coffee.
I try to pray and talk to them in this time aswell.
I'm trying to start meditating daily. Meditation is hard to do because I have focus issues. If you have ways to focus when meditating please tell me.
This is about where I'm at with my daily religious routine. I study regularly to learn more I'm trying to learn more about the attic calender and work it into my life. But it is quite overwhelming so I'm working it in slowly.
My witchcraft routine.
When I shower in the morning I am cleansing my self physically and spiritually.
I try to match my clothes to what I want to get out of my day (ex: black protection, red:strength/passion, ect)
When I make my coffee i add spices to bring in what I want for the day (ex: cinnamon:love)
I'm trying to start walking outside to feel closer with nature and earth.
When I clean my room I use this time to cleanse
I'm trying to make this my routine. I do skip sometimes because I just don't have the energy but I try to do it daily.
*You do not have to have a daily practice. A routine can be beneficial but not everyone has the energy or ability to have one.*
♡Have a Great day!♡
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glensys · 1 year
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Witchcraft can be as complex or as simple as you like. For example, our main method of divination is using a set of dnd dice, and putting seasonings on a microwave pizza is our one of our main personal protection spells.
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vtk13 · 1 year
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i wish all of my fellow witches a blessed imbolc <3
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wizardsaur · 4 months
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Hello! I was wondering if you could offer some Hearth Witchery-related advice—I work from home and my work space is in my bedroom. Naturally I think of my bedroom as my personal sanctuary but the stressful energy from my workspace tends to bleed over into the rest of the room. Is there some kind of spell or ritual I can perform in order to isolate the energy of my work space from the rest of my bedroom? (Designating another part of my home as an office space is not an option for me, unfortunately.) T.I.A.!
Ooo. That's a really good question 💚 physical separation is gonna be my recommendation, but moreso by using a curtain or tapestry to keep the energy in your workspace, and segment it off from your sleep space. If your workspace is in a corner, put a curtain on the open side. And hang a protective boundary charm behind you. Or vice versa, boundary charm to your side & tapestry behind you.
I'll suggest a rug, too, to make the floor different from the rest of the room so it feels more like a different space.
As for a boundary charm, if you don't have one on hand - watch out on my blog & my Wordpress because I'm gonna come up with a few for this exact reason. At the moment, I don't have any either. But I think this is a really good way to use magick in a practical manner for daily needs.
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farmboyprince · 4 months
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I've decided to participate in a grimoire challenge I found, since while I've had ideas for a while, actually doing my research and writing it all down is something I have been putting off. I probably won't be able to do it daily since my uni often stretches from 6am to 9pm, but I'll do my best to keep up with it!
My practice focuses a lot on things that are close to me, so I'm changing the prompts a little bit; instead of gems (not much you can find yourself here and no ethical supplier without enormous shipping costs), I'll research other spell components like salt and its variants, eggshells, sea shells, methods of preserving the plants I pick, making my own tools and so on.
For the plant prompts I'm also choosing ones I can easily find either freely growing outside or ones I can plant and grow myself:)
I'll be writing everything in my mother tongue to kick out the cringe feeling of it. There's some translation difficulties, which is why I really appreciated today's prompt of writing definitions!!
all in all, I'm really excited! With this, I'm hoping to expand my knowledge, forage for more than just 5 plants a year and do some introspection too<3
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sunshineandwitchery · 9 months
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Gatsby loves to spend the mornings joining me for some witchcraft 🌙✨🔮
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on daily practices...
The easiest way to have a consistent daily practice is simply communication, but on the long term, it's about building a repertoire of everyday charms.
I believe we talk a lot about the importance of divination without giving proper examples of everyday use outside of the more ceremonial sphere. Divination isn't just a tool to communicate with familiars or spirits for your witch endeavors, it's also a tool to sit down at your ancestral altar and chat whenever you want to talk to someone who's already crossed to the Other Side, or even just to receive daily guidance on the most mundane matters from those Spirits that watch over you.
Some witches struggle with daily practice because it seems like everything has to be a Big Ritualistic Thing, when it can (and probably should) be more casual on the daily. It's less likely your daily practice will involve planning a Big Ritual with Big Bad Demons and more likely it'll involve lighting a candle to your folks, a cup of coffe or just a deck of cards.
Big Rituals are important but they do not represent what we do on 90% of days. Daily witchcraft for me looks like simple libations, divination, and small charms and tricks, subtler and simpler than you'd think, but that can also be a challenge for the beginner because it doesn't rely on invoking external powers but rather on your own acquired ability to pull certain strings.
It's not something done overnight, it requires consistency, to build that muscle a little at a time and also experience to build that repertoire of tried and tested everyday charms. But you have to start if you want to get somewhere.
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crustynotebook · 1 year
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maybe i just want to spend my time idly enjoying things serving no purpose to society at all
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awitchandhersecrets · 3 months
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How I accidentally charmed my jewelry:
"Oh, you'll be helpful today, you always help me feel a certain way."
Rinse and repeat and the item of jewelry evokes that specific feeling stronger and stronger each time.
Just look at what you wear with more intention, understanding that each item helps evoke a new aura that you and others can both feel.
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Copy paste shower cleansing spell
Casting Instructions for 'Shower cleansing spell'
You will need the following items for this spell:
(Optional) Sage essential oil
Shower/any water (could be in the rain also)
Salt
Container/zip lock bag to hold the salt
Hop in the shower and turn it at a relaxing comfortable temperature and take a few deep breaths, in through the nose and out through the mouth. Focusing on your breathing maybe 10-15 times.
After you have finished at least 10 times allow your breathing to go back to a natural rhythm.
Grab whatever is holding your salt and sprinkle it over your shoulders and rub it around and imagine a white energy taking over your shoulders. Move down to the rest of your arms and again visualize, moving down to the rest of your body besides your neck and face and washing it off.
Imagine a black energy falling out of you with the salt and you are filled with a white energy.
Turn off the shower and dry off and take your sage oil and put it over your neck and imagine a black energy leaving your head and going up into the universe as you are also being filled with a white light top to bottom.
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paraxeusse · 2 years
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Witchcraft Academia
- researching Alchemy, all the way from the hermetic texts to the modern day
- unparalleled knowledge of your country’s occult history, of ley lines and monuments
- sigils for comprehension, scholarly motivation and creativity scrawled in ink and burned by candlelight
- communing with the gods; offering up poetry
- engaging in debaucherous rituals of insanity fuelled by red wine
- essays on renaissance magic and key figures within it (ficino, nostradamus, weyer, etc.)
- hot steam from tasseography cups filled with earl grey steaming up glasses
-befriending your local crows and exchanging food for trinkets
belief in the occult is not necessarily crucial for this, some may simply enjoy the topics and find them of interest
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sarahannedipitous · 2 years
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Every time you light a candle you are doing a spell. You do so with the intention to banish unpleasantness and create positive energy.
You invoke earth and water (how the candle was created) and fire and air (in lighting it to permeate the air) to create this energy.
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Me: *has a bunch of sigils on my clothes for protection*
Me: *notices one of them has been damaged* huh
My Witch Journal: The sigil that is damaged is the one that protects you from evil entities, the fact that it's damaged means it worked in protecting you but now you need a new one cuz you're defenseless babe
Me:
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tsurotarot · 1 year
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Hoje, vamos falar sobre Arcanos Menores 
Enquanto os Arcanos Maiores nos mostram as grandes questões presentes na nossa vida, os Arcanos Menores nos dão os detalhes dessas questões, suas características e representam basicamente as questões mais simples da vida. Todos os Arcanos são regidos por números, e a numerologia será a base para o nosso estudo do Tarot.
Os Arcanos Menores do Tarot são divididos em quatro naipes, sendo dez cartas numeradas do às ao dez, e quatro figuras da corte em cada naipe, o Valete, o Cavaleiro, a Rainha e o Rei. O número quatro representa a matéria, a ordem e a base para qualquer construção equilibrada. 
Além da numerologia, cada naipe está relacionado a um elemento da natureza e pode ser ligado a um plano específico. 
O naipe de Copas está relacionado à água e pode ser ligado ao plano sentimental ou anímico. O naipe de Ouros relacionado às riquezas, a matéria e o físico. O naipe de Espadas ao elemento ar, ao pensamento e a manifestação da ideia. O naipe de Paus ou Bastão é ligado ao fogo, a criatividade e a vontade interior.
Dica para inciantes no Tarot
Muitas pessoas começam jogando Tarot apenas com os Arcanos Maiores para facilitar o aprendizado, afinal, são 22 Arcanos Maiores contra os 56 menores. Uma boa dica para quem está começando a introduzir os Arcanos Menores é utilizar o Método Europeu, onde os Arcanos Maiores e os Menores são embaralhados em montes diferentes. Assim você pode usar seu conhecimento dos Arcanos Maiores para te guiar na tiragem e ir introduzindo os Arcanos Menores aos poucos. 
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