ndnprct3:

this is the savior dog.

reblog and you’ll never be forced to reblog the “Reblog or your mom will die in 928 seconds” post ever again.

rahowen:

I realized that life is so much better when people don’t know what you’re up to

in-her-broomcloset:

 I recently made a post about using glass terrariums for cleansing or charging objects. Here’s the masterpost on all the uses of terrariums in magic as requested!

• cleansing.
• fill the terrarium with smoke from cleansing incense, palo santo, sage, pine, bay leaf, or sandalwood
• fill the terrarium with dirt, sand, or salt and bury it
• sprinkle it with salt
  
• dowse it with blessed/purified water (moonwater, rainwater, saltwater, holy water, tap water, etc.)
• spray it with blessed disinfectant spray
  
• blow on it until the glass fogs up after you’ve cleansed yourself
  
• surround it with cleansing crystals (selenite, citrine, kyanite)
• wrap it in a soft material and nestle the bundle into the terrarium
  
• charging.
• fill the terrarium with smoke from incense or herbs of your intent
• dowse it with charmed water (sunwater, herb-infused water, etc.)
• spray it with charmed air freshener matched to your intent
• blow on it with your intent in mind until the glass fogs up
• surround it with crystals or ingredients matched to your intent
• place a tarot card of your intent in with the object and cover it
• whisper a spell into the terrarium
• spell work.
•  terrariums can be an aesthetic way to layer ingredients for a “spell bottle” without actually having to seal them in a jar and store. You can layer them with your intents and seal the spell with wax, then you can leave it to charge overnight or in the sun to manifest before discarding it. This method could be used in place of using jars for when you want the spell to emit its power into a room
• aesthetic.
• terrariums can be a beautiful way to display collected witchy items such seashells, pebbles, flowers, twigs, pine cones, feathers, beads, yarn, scarves, sand for fire safety, etc.
• combining shit in a terrarium is cooler than in a bowl if you don’t have a cauldron
• sometimes you just wanna put shit in a fancy ass bowl and wave a wand and call it witchcraft. do it my friend
• not. fishbowls. stop it.
  

plantainwitch:

1.Don’t throw out your hair, a bird may get to it and make a nest and you will have headaches/go crazy.

2.If you want somebody to come back, sweep salt behind them when they leave.

3.Don’t sweep over someones feet, its considered bad luck.

4.If a spirit calls out your name don’t answer back.

5.Watch who you let in your house, they bring their spirits with them.

6.Don’t tell people your plans, they may pray against you.

7.Don’t let anyone play in your hair, they can put their energy on you.

-via Mama & Grandma

lil-witch-things:

Originally posted by welcometoyouredoom

Needed:

A small pouch

Dried lavender

Dried chamomile

A bay leaf

Dry rose petals

A small crystal (amethyst or smoky quartz)

Slowly fill the pouch with all the gathered items as you say:

Demons of the night,

Go away,

Don’t come my way,

I bid you light and love,

Go back to the cosmos above

(x3)

Then seal the pouch and place under your pillow to protect yourself from nightmares.

I bid you all a soothing rest my witchy loves. My ask box is always open and feel free to message me as you please for questions or even just to chat.

-Nora Wolf

orriculum:

a lipstick/chapstick glamour to make your words extra convincing/persuasive

💄 gather: chapstick/lipstick of your choice (though red would work best) moon water, a basil leaf, a spring of rosemary

👄 soak the basil leaf and sprig of rosemary for an hour in the moon water. 

💄 put a drop of moon water on the lipstick

👄 if you want to make the spell for something/someone specific, add a sigil to the lipstick before you put it on.