Al Khazneh, Petra, Jordan
Low Effort Magic 🌙
I have a hard time doing something that involves magic every day, even though I've been on this path for quite some time.
Practicing magic a lot is by no means mandatory but it does help (in my opinion) to get better at it and it just helps with everyday problems. So here are some low effort activities you can do everyday that will hopefully help those of you with similar problems!
Write words like "protection", "healing" or whatever you want into your drink with a straw or spoon before you drink it. Or draw sigils in it.
If you feel super exhausted for no apparent reason, open a window and scream or, if you like it, put on some angry punk or metal music to banish whatever is feeding on your energy. While you're doing that, keep in mind that you want to banish. Otherwise you're just playing angry music. Yelling "Fuck off" also does the trick.
When you eat or drink something, try to pinpoint at least one magical property of each ingredient in your drink/food. It can also be one that has no historical evidence but is personal to you. That will help keep you in the magic mindset and also helps you to get all if that info into your long-term memory.
Open the window, stand in front of it and breathe in the air deeply with your eyes closed while you remind yourself that tge wind is part of nature and that you're connected to it. It doesn't have to be a half hour meditation, 5 seconds get the job done as well.
Offer everyday activities to your deities. For example: cooking for Hestia, standing up for yourself for Loki, practicing magic or **self care time** for Freyja, disposing of trash the correct way to your local nature spirits, etc
Take a shower or a bath, or just wash your face or brush your teeth with the intent of cleansing yourself from all that negative energy that has built up over the day.
That's all for this time. If you like it I'll do another one. :)
Homemade posts:
Witchy iced tea recipe
Protection oil for broke ass baby witch
Chocolate and jam cookies recipe
Mushroom risotto recipe
Egg spell for curses and blessings
Yule spelljar
Comfort-with-my-sexuality spelljar
Water unsafe crystals
Sun-hating crystals
Teeth correpondence
Sources about blood magic
About singing glasses
The f**k you said about science????
Prayer to Dionysus
Hymn to Dionysus
Hymn to Dionysus 2
Creative writing for Dionysus
Poem to The Wild ones
Love poem for My Muses
Deities poem
Sample of myself purring for anxiety-dealing reasons
Tips:
Basics-of-how-to-witch-without-dying-101
Crash course on warding
Home witchcraft
New dorm Witchcraft
College witchery
How to research efficiently
Tips for growing herbs
Caring for your cauldron
Grimoire ideas
Folklore lists
Attracting money
Crystal color tip
Writing tips
Herbs you can find at the grocery store
Safety tips
Safety rules for self-preserved witch
City witch tips
Hearth witch protection tips
Rune-reading made easy
A list of underrated divination methods
Water scrying
How to clean bones - a guide
About blood magic
Hey don’t join a cult - red flags
On the Law of Attraction
Inspiring correspondences:
Making your own correspondence
Witch runes
Water
Witchy water
Alcohol
Salt
Funny ring correpondence
Bells in Witchcraft
The clairs and what the hell they are
Stitches correspondance (bro that’s genius)
Long-asf-crystal-list
Crystals for protection
Various crystals and their uses
What causes damage to crystals
Natural items
About Honey
Herbal remedies
Mushrooms!!!
Herbs and essential oils
Incense and oils
Poisonous plants chart
Hex/curse/jinx plants
Plants of the dead
Trees
Tree symbolism
Wood for wand
Metal correpondence
Long-asf-color-association
Simpler color 1
Simpler color 2
Simpler color 3
Cat color
Astrology
Elder futhatrk runes correspondence
Elder futhark page masterpost
Extensive rune post I found
A guide to Greek Alphabet runes
Body parts - proceed with caution
Bones correspondence
Deities and Entities:
Deities moodboard
How to make offerings - an illustrated guide
Why reciprocity matters in relationships with the invisible
Why food offerings are important
Offerings to Dionysus
Prayer do Dionysus
Prayer to Dionysus Androgynos and Lysios
Offerings to Artemis
Offerings to Hades
Everything you need to know about Lilith
Psa on working with the fair folk
Ghost hunting
Psa on spirit work
Things to ask spirits about
Spirit banishment
Rituals:
Yule practices
Yule practices 2
Libations
Effects of libations in the garden
Greco-roman protection
How to spiritually protect yourself
A witch’s self care tips
Shrines and their uses
Wheel of the year for bedridden witches
Recipes:
Rose oil
Simple oil recipes
How to make herbal rememdies
Solar Juice
Spooky season recipes masterpost
Pomegranate skull pastry recipe
Herbal hair rinse
Energy-cleansing bath scrub
Bug bite salve
How to make herbal remedies
Witchy cleaner for a fresh house
Yule tea
Drink magic masterpost
Blood ink
Dove blood ink
Spellcandles making
Banishing water
Bitch be gone powder
Spells:
Yule solar energy
Comfortable in my skin Sigil
Fire summoning
Storm summoning 1
Storm summoning 2
Whistling up a wind
Kiss-that-bitch-goodbye banishing spell
Begone-bullshitter spell
No-one-deserves-you spell
Get-the-fuck-away-from-me spell
Realize-the hurt-you-did spell
Letting go - banishing spell
You have no power over me spell
The seven stings hex
My-pain-to-yours curse
List of curses
Blood magic 101
Gender magic!!!
Polyamorous Love-strengthening pells
Spelljars:
Simple spelljar ingredients
Yule spelljar ingredients
Yule spelljar
Yule spelljar 2
Money spelljar
I shouldnt be awake but I have to be spelljar
Prosperity spelljar
Protection spelljar 1
Protection spelljar 2
Your-hatred-is-your-own curse jar
Books:
Witchy books list
Why Silver Rravenwolf’s books can get f***ed
What is it?
War Water is a particularly powerful bit of magic stemming from American witchcraft traditions in the South. Contrary to popular belief, war water is not rooted in Hoodoo but in European-influenced folk magic practices. Due to this, debates about which is the most “authentic” recipe for war water are unproductive. Folk magic practices in the early parts of white American history were not well documented and the specifics of these practices were likely kept within close-knit family circles. The result is that spells such as this one have always had quite a bit of variation. This lack of homogenization leaves us with many traditional recipes for spells such as war water and most of them do contain the grain of authenticity that many modern witches crave in their practice.
Tools and Ingredients
2 large glass jars, preferably with glass lids and rubber gaskets.
Distilled white vinegar
Salt, roughly 1/2 of a cup
A railroad spike or iron nails
A carbon steel hunting knife, stripped of its furniture (handles, etc)
Water
Process
Charge each item individually with intent.
Place the iron in one jar. Fill it with water and set it to the side. If the iron already shows signs of rusting that can speed up the process.
Heat the vinegar to just about boiling. Add salt and dissolve.
Stir it clockwise with the knife.
It helps to let this breathe for at least the first 24-48 hours, and then to give them a day or two of air every now and then after. When rust starts to form and tinge the water, give the jars careful swirls just to keep the rust suspended in the water and new oxide layers forming constantly.
Eventually, your railroad spike water will turn muddy looking and the knife-vinegar solution will turn almost black and you will see little flakes of metal swimming around in there if you look closely.
After a year or so you will have some pretty good product and then you can combine the two liquids, refill the jars, and start another batch.
Now, to finish it off, you can add any number of ingredients to augment its power. Black and red pepper, mustard or poppy seeds, devil's snuff, or gunpowder are some examples. The best thing, however, is your own urine.
Tips, Tricks, and Uses
You want to make sure to have a glass lid on this one or to change lids often because this stuff WILL eat through a regular Mason jar lid in no time War Water is often used to place a curse. War Water is a traditional and allegedly potent weapon during psychic warfare and witch wars. It can be used to reverse a curse and send it back to where it came from. War Water is not intended for consumption, rusted nails should be handled with care. These are simple standard recipes, they can be personalized and adapted as necessary to give the water more kick. Should mold or bacteria ever form, discard everything, including the jar, and start again from scratch.
do you know any simple and discreet ways to protect a doorway from harmful things coming through it?
At twilight (ideally on a Saturday,) grind together Salt, Yarrow, Eggshells, Fennel, and Red Brick Dust within a Cast Iron vessel.
When the mixture has been satisfyingly pulverized, step outside and sprinkle the powder along the threshold of the doorway, from right to left. Having done this, walk backwards through the doorway, making sure not to touch your feet to the threshold. Once inside, close the door and turn the lock three times (i.e. lock it, unlock it, lock it again, unlock it again, lock it once more, and unlock it once more.) Thereafter, repeat the ritual as needed (when the powder is in need of replacing.)
There are innumerable ways to ward a threshold, from hanging certain talismans above the door, to sowing certain plants near the entryway, but this particular method is quite inconspicuous and fairly straightforward. I will also try and post a more in-depth warding rite soon, which calls on Janus to secure the threshold, should you, or anyone else, want a slightly more involved method with similar elements to this one.
It’s SO obvious that some of y’all are incredibly mad that my wizard hat is bigger and supremely balanced.
I love this so much
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this is a collection of links to all the important
posts on my blog.
It will be updated regularly.
Last Update: September 18th 2021
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🌬️ Things Toxic Spiritualists Say
🌬️ Things Toxic Spiritualists Say 2.0
🕯️ Deities are not a requirement
🕯️ Friendly Reminders II
🕯️ You are deserving of love and happiness
🕯️ Your experience is valid
🕯️ You are allowed to say no
🕯️ People aren't judging you (overthinking)
🕯️ "communication is key" applies to deities too
🕯️ You're not a bad devotee
🕯️ No one knows where the giant primordial norse cow went
🕯️ Take care of your human vessel
🕯️ Your Gods love you for who you are - flaws and all.
✨ A Prayer For Loki
✨ Hail Thor
✨ Hail Loki
✨ Hail Odin
🌻 Different ways of worshipping the Gods
🔮 Different kinds of personal books
🔮 What it means to be a witch (for me)
🔮 Moon Phases And Their Meaning
🔮 Last Quarter Moon Magic
🔮 Small Things To Contact Spirits About
🔮 Spell Record Worksheet (how to keep track of your spells)
🔮 Transitions between the Wheel
🔮 So you've lost connection with a God.
🔮 Crystals - Uses and Properties
🔮 Masterpost on how to move out and live on your own
🔮 Simple explanation of different Clair-Senses
🔮 Things that made me stop wanting to die that require no effort whatsoever
🔮 Why I personally (!) advise against deity work when it comes to beginner witches
🔮 Manifesting vs working your ass off
🔮 Nordic Holidays
🔮 Protective Spell Ingredients
🦊 A baby otter in the water
🦊 A black cat that brings good luck
🦊 Calling cats in different languages
♡~easy rain spell i tried today~♡
i love rain. today, I put some dirt from my backyard, some salt (for earth, and protection, so nothing dangerous happens), and some cayenne, ( for passion in the storm) in a jar with water. i also added a little metal thumbtack, ( i have a magnet on my alter, and wanted to attract rain to me.)
i then sat in the shower with it and concentrated on rain. What would my neighborhood look like in rain, etc.
No results yet, but I am seeing some nice dark clouds... 🤞🤞🤞
****These are used as Suggestions****
Rosemary can be used in place of other herbs
Rose can be used in place of any other flower
Frankincense or Copal can replace gum resin
Sage in place of any mints
Tobacco in place of any poisonous herbs
Acacia substitute Gum Arabic
Aconitie substitute Tobacco
Arabic substitute gum ,gum mastic or frankincense
Allspice substitute cassia, cinnamon, cloves ,mace or nutmeg
Balm of gilded substitute rose buds or gum mastic
Belladonna substitute Tobacco
Benzoin substitute Gum Arabic or gum mastic
Camphor oil substitute Eucalyptus oil or lavender oil
Carnation substitute rose petals anointed with a few drops of cinnamon oil
Cassia substitute cinnamon
Castor beans substitute for a few drops of castor oil
Cedar substitute sandlewood
Cinquefoil substitute clover or trefoil
Citron substitute equal parts Orange & lemon peels
Clove substitute mace or nutmeg
Clover substitute cinquefoil
Copal substitute frankincense or cedar
Cowbane substitute tobacco
Cypress substitute juniper or pine needles
Deer tongue substitute tonka bean, woodruff or vanilla
Dittany substitute gum mastic
Dragons blood substitute equal parts frankincense and red sandlewood
Eucalyptus oil substitute camphor oil or lavender oil
Euphorbium substitute Tobacco
Frankincense substitute copal or pine resin
Grains of paradise substitute black pepper
Gum bumelia substitute copal, pine resin or dragons blood
Hellebore substitute tobacco or nettle
Hemlock substitute Tobacco
Hemp substitute nutmeg or damiana
Henbone substitute Tobacco
Hyssop substitute lavender
Ivy substitute cinquefoil
Jasmin substitute rose
Juniper substitute pine
Lavender substitute rose
Lemon Grass substitute lemon peel
Lemon verbena substitute Lemon grass or lemon peel
Mace substitute nutmeg
Mandrake substitute Tobacco
Mastic substitute gum, gum Arabic or Frankincense
Mint substitute sage
Mistletoe substitute mint or sage
Mugwort substitute wormwood
Neroli oil substitute orange oil
Nightshade substitute Tobacco
Nutmeg substitute mace or cinnamon
Oakmoss substitute patchouli
Orange substitute tangerine peel
Orange flower substitute orange peel
Patchouli substitute oakmoss
Peppermint substitute spearmint
Pepperwort substitute grain of paradise or black pepper
Pine substitute juniper
Pine resin substitute frankincense or copal
Red Sandlewood substitute sandlewood with a pinch of dragons blood
Rose substitute yarrow
Rose geranium substitute rose
Rue substitute rosemary with a pinch of black pepper
Saffron substitute orange peel
Sandalwood substitute cedar
Sarsaparilla substitute sassafras
Spearmint substitute peppermint
Star Anise substitute bay
Sulfur substitute tobacco, club moss or asafetida
Thyme substitute rosemary
Tobacco substitute bay
Tonka bean substitute deer tongue
Trefoil substitute cinquefoil
Valerian substitute asafetide
Vanilla substitute woodruff or deer tongue
Vetivert substitute calamus
Wolfsbane substitute tobacco
Wood aloe substitute sandalwood sprinkled with ambergris oil
Woodruff substitute deer tongue or vanilla
Wormwood substitute nutmeg
Yarrow substitute rose
Yew substitute Tobacco
A tarot spread to check and see what part of your wards could use some repair. Useful to those who find sensing energy difficult.
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