theastrarium: Recommended Reading: Herbalism Magick A Compendium of Herbal Magic – Paul Beyerl The Complete Book of Incense, Oils and Brews – Scott Cunningham Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs – Scott Cunningham Garden Witch’s Herbal: Green Magick, Herbalism & Spirituality – Ellen Dugan The Green Wiccan Herbal: 52 Magical Herbs, Spells, Witchy Rituals – SiljaContinue reading
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What are some rain witch things you do? Do you have any sources?
castingshells: aquatic-raider: An excellent question nonny! I use the term ‘Rain Witch’ because I practice an inland form of sea-witchcraft that focuses on weather magic, and more specifically rain. This majorly means working with rain-related elementals and deities, in addition to using the weather in scrying, divination, and remote viewing (as a form of focusedContinue reading “What are some rain witch things you do? Do you have any sources?”
A-Z GEMSTONES
sacredgemsca: KYANITE Kyanite Gemstone meaning Kyanite is an interesting gem that was discovered during the nineteenth century. The most highly prized kyanite is the vibrant blue or blue-green hue. It is also found in shades of gray, yellow, white and a colorless variety that is considered quite rare. It was once believed that a kyaniteContinue reading “A-Z GEMSTONES”
Types of Magic
thesacredcircle: Figured I’d put this in a text post so people could re-blog it if they wanted. I believe that magic can be divided up into general categories; this is in no way all of them, simply the most common. I also believe that everyone has a magical niche; you can be good at allContinue reading “Types of Magic”
A wee lil post about Hydrangeas
thedruidsteaparty: Folk names ~ Seven bark There seems to be a wide agreement that primarily hydrangeas are used for hex-breaking, using the bark in particular which can be sprinkled around your property or carried with you in a spell pouch (Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs). Planting hydrangeas around your home act as a natural protective boundaryContinue reading “A wee lil post about Hydrangeas”
A wee lil post about Hydrangeas
thedruidsteaparty: Folk names ~ Seven bark There seems to be a wide agreement that primarily hydrangeas are used for hex-breaking, using the bark in particular which can be sprinkled around your property or carried with you in a spell pouch (Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs). Planting hydrangeas around your home act as a natural protective boundaryContinue reading “A wee lil post about Hydrangeas”
witchywonderworks: Featured Gemstone: Celestite Celestite is a water element stone connected to the throat chakra. Its gentle nature makes it useful for compassionate communication. It acts as a conduit for communication with spirit guides, and provides access to the subconscious (placing a piece under your pillow encourages dream recall). It is soothing for stress andContinue reading
Do you know of any good books for sea witchery? Thank you.
natural-magics: Sea Magic: Connecting with the Ocean’s Energy by Sandra Kynes Folklore and the Sea by Horace Beck Water Magic by Mary Muryn Ocean Amulets by Katlyn Breene Sea Witch by Wendy Joubert Earth Power by Scott Cunningham (contains chapters on water, weather and sea magic) Traditional Witchcraft by the Seashore by Melusine Draco Mermaid Magic: Connecting with the EnergyContinue reading “Do you know of any good books for sea witchery? Thank you.”
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