intotheastral: This is a really good, comprehensive list of edible flowers. It has a vivid description each plant’s taste and how to use and harvest as well as including which parts of the plant are inedible (x) Here’s a great free ebook on cooking, brewing and blending herbs (x) This website has fantastic gardening advice.Continue reading “Garden witches, green witches, healers and anyone who uses herbs in their practice…”
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Attn: Witches that work with Herbs…
breelandwalker: wiitch-craft: Just came across this cool site that has over 100 different vintage inspired botanical illustrations for use with common & botanical names for your herbal grimoires! GASP. O.O -grabbypaws-
Witches Ladders
intrepidcrow: So, today we’re going to talk about a slightly more obscure tool: the witch’s ladder. There’s some debate as to whether or not this was a commonly used tool in older European traditions of witchcraft. In the late 1870’s a witch’s ladder, along with a collection of brooms, was found in the attic ofContinue reading “Witches Ladders”
recreationalwitchcraft: Recreational Witchcraft: Simple Salve Recipe Beeswax salves are a great recipe to have in your repertoire because depending on the herbs included they can be used for many purposes. Healing balms can be made for cuts, scrapes, bites, and for topically treating pain like menstrual cramps or sore muscles. Moisturizing salves can be used on the lips, cuticles or toContinue reading
Ask a spider: a witchy treat for not killing a spider
thedruidsteaparty: odinkingslayer: phunockery: This is a simple spell. All you need is a glass jar and a spider who you have just found invading your house space. Most people run to their shoe closet, but saving these critters isn’t just good for conscious and the environment. It gives you a free question. As with anythingContinue reading “Ask a spider: a witchy treat for not killing a spider”
A Basic Glossary of Herbal Medicine Effects
juniperwildwalk: Image Credit: Herbal Academy of New England As a part-two to my glossary of herbal preparation techniques, I decided to make one for some of the effects too! What’s the difference between an emmenagogue and an abortifacient? What’s the fancy word for “cures fevers”? Here’s a list of the most common terms used to describeContinue reading “A Basic Glossary of Herbal Medicine Effects”
Witchy Tip #2
wannabekiki: darkbookworm13: devinaswitchyhaven: blnkmthr: This tip is so important that I’ve tagged it as both Witchy Tip and Spellcraft 101. GROUND YOUR SPELLS. I used to think I was just a shitty witch cuz all my spells took so long – making me question whether what I considered “results” were manifestations of spellwork or coincidence.Continue reading “Witchy Tip #2”
thebeardedwitch: Beautiful snakeskin provided by the wonderful @tiredtriangle. I originally intended to keep the skin in a box of my own creation but this box seems just as appropriate. I’ve come across a few uses for snakeskin which include using one as a fertility charm; the skin worn directly on the person. A rattlesnake rootContinue reading
stormbornwitch: After many requests, I’ve made a rebloggable version of my ‘Weather Magic’ page. Here you will find heaps of resources to help you with weather/storm craft. If you’ve read some of my previous posts about weather magic you will notice some similarities – that is because this is a collection of every weather witching postContinue reading
Tips for Divining Marathons
swampseer: Whether you run a divination based business, offer free readings, or just like divining a whole lot, it can get tiring! It’s really common that after doing a few readings, or even one big one, to feel like your energy has been sapped. Let me tell you, it sucks. So, here are a fewContinue reading “Tips for Divining Marathons”
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