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Not friendly witch tip: ALLERGIES CAN BE USED AGAINST YOUR ENEMY!!! Not sure if someone came up with that yet but when I want to hex a person that wronged me AND I happen to know their allergies I totally use that in my craft

Example: A girl I knew at my uni would constantly pollute the environment and wouldn't stop even when I asked her to. I knew she had a strawberry allergy, so I used it in the hex to teach her a lesson.

Does your enemy have allergies to peanuts or maybe dust??? Use it in a curse or hex against them to enhance the result!

#magic #witchcraft #curse #hex #witchy tips #malevolent #black magic

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~Taurus Season~

Below are some of Taurus's most famous traits. While sometimes looked at as a "dull" or "bland" sign, Taurus can have unexpected complexities. They are also known as a romantic, artistic sign that is typically peaceful or passive, but it is worth understanding some of these core characteristics that show both their willpower and listlessness.

Determined & Stubborn: These are likely Taurus's two most famous traits, if you don't know a lot about this sign, you likely know they are famous for their stubbornness and/or determination. Taurus is fixed earth, meaning the most willful, stable, and sustaining form of earth, an already solid and reliable element. Taurus is commonly a stubborn, maybe controlling sign. You may not always notice their stubbornness right away. Taurus may be stubborn but not necessarily opinionated, passionate, outspoken, or hardheaded which marks more difficult or unyielding behavior that is sometimes associated with stubbornness. Taurus is also the sign of endurance, productivity, stability, sustaining, and inertia. Their "stubbornness" and "determination" is extended from this steamrolling quality.

Dependable: Taurus is predictable, trustworthy, stable, and steady. From their deeply fixed quality is a person who will be least likely to let you down. While dependability is usually painted as a positive trait, this sign may also be the most predictable in their bad behavior or habits. Taurus is typically chill or down-to-earth, patient, and loyal. Taurus may be the rooted tree, they attract, wait, and take their time. However with this steadfastness can be the tendency to be unforgiving.

Sensual or Hedonistic: Despite being hardworking, Taurus knows how to relax. Taurus is associated with the senses, pleasure, comfort, luxury, and quality. This may manifest as being focused on self-care, becoming a shopaholic, or even through partying or excessive romantic encounters. Hedonism can be seen as a negative thing, being obsessed or pursuing pleasure or indulgence without regard to other people. It can be a selfish act. This may be an extreme side to Taurus that doesn't get a lot of attention. On the other end of the spectrum can just be a sensual individual, or someone who experiences the world in a very physical way. From their sensual side can come many quirks or a part of them that is famous for being good in the bedroom. They can also have a complex relationship with worth, value, security, and the tangible world vs. intangible world.

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Heartbreak Prayer

Sweet Mother Aphrodite,

Ruler of Hearts and Ally to those in love

My heart has broken, and despair comes in waves,

Please do not allow me to be pulled under by my grief.

As I wear this ring, protect my heart

And know that I continue to love fiercely in your honor.

I burn this incense in offering

And sing your praises forevermore.

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Spell to manifest the snow

You will need:

❄️a carpet

❄️sugar

❄️candle (whatever you'd associate with winter/snow)

Have the carpet in front of you (I'd recommend a one that is not too big). I like to first call Elements to assist me (I always call the Earth which is my main element and water to symbolize ice and snow).

When I have called the elements I light the candle and place it in the middle of the carpet. Then take the sugar in your palm and start to sprinkle it all around carpet making sure to sprinkle it further away from candle (representing our planet positioning itself further away from Sun causing the Winter). While doing so, visualize snow falling. Each crystal of sugar, being the crystal snowflake.

When it's done. Take the carpet outside and beat it removing the sugar from it. I like to be calling Frau Holle because in Germanic myths that's what she'd do: the Goddess of Winter would beat their pillows outside and the feathers falling out would bring snow to the Earth.

And that's it. I usually do it in the beginning of the December and it is working for me

Have a cozy, snowy winter Witches✨️

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A reminder to draw sigils to help you study more efficiently on the first page of your notebooks and activate them through coloring them with a color you associate with success or luck. (in my case it's yellow)

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Me waiting for melted wax to form a letter in a bowl of water to see the initial of my future husband even though I know I don't want to get married, and I don't even like men

#witchcraft #love spells

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My own addition is also that putting dry onion skin under the pillow gives dreamless but well recovering nights. And eating pumpkin seeds while stating a wish helps to manifest said wish :)

Some little bits of Herbal Magick

Rosemary can be hung over the bed to remember one’s dreams better. A mixture of dill and salt can be sprinkled around the home to reverse hexes. Sugar can be used in spells to stop gossips of any sort Cloves can be used in rituals to stop gossip of any sort as well. Ginger can be used for protection from evil and to induce physical lust. A tea can be used also to empower the witch before magick as well as to centre the self into the body prior to spellwork. Cayenne Pepper can be used in any spellwork to do with breaking or burning obstacles, as well as in spells where a more offensive or fiery form of protection is required. Basil can be strewn in the house, or grown on the property, to invite good fortune and money. It can also be infused with water and used to wash the doorstep to welcome in good energy and spirits while keeping away ill ones. Incense made from blueberry leaves can be used to ward off ill influences from home and hearth. Rosemary and salt can be placed in a sachet as a protective charm. Chamomile can be made into a wash to attract luck in money, business and gambling. Lemon Balm can aid with indigestion and is a good herb to use in works of psychic ability, luck and healing. Musk perfume (tried and tested) have a good tendency to inspire lust in magick. A charm bag made with chamomile is excellent in money drawing. Chamomile can be sprinkled around the home to remove curses and other such spells. Basil can be used to inspire peace between two people, do love divination and to protect the home. Pennyroyal can be used to end family troubles and bring peace to a household. Black Pepper can be used to incite evil and discord or to remove it. Pine cones can be stuffed with various herbs, petitions, powders and other such items and kept in a place of business to attract money and prosperity. Vanilla can be used in spells to make one more charismatic, as well as to produce sensual lust and romantic confidence. Lemon peels can be used in a bath with salt to cleanse the self and remove ill. Lemon can be used in spells to remove general evil from the home. Pine branches can be kept around the home to bring in good spirits. A worm eaten acorn can be used in magick to cause destruction and poverty on an enemy. Oak leaves and bark can be used in a bath for cleansing. Rose water is a good offering for all sorts of spirits, you can mix it with spring water as well. Damiana can be made into a tisane or wine to produce lust (it is an aphrodisiac as well) One can give a sprig of mint to someone living on a journey to ensure their protection and return. Cloves can be burnt as a powder in order to ward off and break magickal attack. Orange oil and peels can be used in baths to promote lust and love, especially in love attraction baths. The flowers can be used to promote romantic and marital bliss. Cayenne pepper can also be used in spells to promote fidelity, remove negativity and to promote lust and passion in a relationship. It can also be used in magick of hexing and the reversal thereof. It can be mixed with salt to form a powerful protective and exorcizing powder. It can be mixed with black pepper to bring discord to one’s enemies and in spells where one wishes to make a particularly offensive ward. Damiana can be used in spells to promote sexual passion and drive. An infusion of blackberry leaves can be used as a base for love philtres but is generally weak, so it should be empowered with other good herbs such as damiana etc. A bath made with a strong infusion of basil aids in promoting self love, fortifying will and courage and lending clarity.

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REVERSE THE LOVE SPELL

Timing: first Friday of the waning moon (can be done at any time but this time will work the strongest)

Ingredients: well-dried rose, black candle

Create a circle to focus the energy or start the ritual the way you always do it. I usually make the circle and call my element to assist me which is the Earth. For some spells, I call all elements but sometimes I feel I only need the assistance of the element I relate the most to. Again you can start the ritual the way you always do :)

Take the rose and lift it.

''I did my best so they belong And now my creation I see as wrong Fire in them, it dies, there's no growth The love I gave I can also withdraw I stop the charm I stop that power At this blessed time At this divine hour I give them freedom, I give them free will For once let them see finally clear'' Light the black candle and then burn the rose above its flame. That is why make sure the rose is well dried. Be careful - don't burn the house! At the end say: Alea Iacta Est Extra Info: I think some people would use rather a white candle. My friend, for example, considers white more 'neutralizing' than black color but in my case black has more neutralizing symbolism. I think each Witch can have a different ''feeling'' for colors so decide on your own ^^ Of course the spell only works if you were the one who did the love spell. Everyone makes mistakes!

#love spells #magic #witchcraft #relationship #witchythings #green witch #mystical

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Deity Work Masterlist

Warning: LONG Post

Everything is in alphabetical order

🌊 Ægir

God of: Personification of the Ocean, God of Brewing and the Sea

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Aegishjalmur, Laguz Rune

Plants: Oak, Polybody, Rose

Animals: Dolphins, Whales and other Sea Creatures

Colors: Blue, Green, Turquoise and other sea-like shades

Tarot: King of Cups

Offerings: Singing Sea Shanties, Seashells and Pearls, Cleaning up shores and the oceans, Bread, Sea Glass, A Bowl of Salt Water with food dropped into it, Anything related to the sea. Do not offer most Beers as he does not like the modern chemical-filled ales. Homebrew or Local Brew beer is better. 

💕 Aengus Og

God of: Youth, Love, Poetic Inspiration, Summer, Healing

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: Venus, Copper, Golden Harp

Plants: Basil, Cinnamon, Rose, Jasmine, Sandalwood, Strawberries, Mistletoe, Violet, Birch, Cherries, Elder, Sycamore

Animals: Swans, Cats, Doves, Sparrows

Colors: Green, Pink and Red

Tarot: The Lovers, Justice, The World

Offerings: Red Roses, Strawberries, Cake, Chocolate, Honey, Wine, Cherries, Music and Art

🧚 Aine

Goddess of: Summer, Wealth, Sovereignty, Love, Fertility, Protection, Wealth, Agriculture, The Sun and the Moon and Queen of the Faeries

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: Silver and White Items, Meadowsweet, The Moon, Midsummer

Plants: Angelica, Blackberry, Cowslip, Elder, Orchid, Fennel, Flax, Garlic, Mugwort, Nettle, Oak, Hawthorn, Mistletoe, Alfalfa, Ash, Agrimony, Ash, Birch, Broom, Holly, Lavender, Meadow-sweet, Gorse

Animals: Red Mare, Horse, Rabbit, Swan, Cattle, Bee

Colors: Red, Gold, Green, Blue, Tan

Tarot: The Sun, Suit of Wands, Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: Milk, Bread, Home-grown Produce, Cream, Fire and Candles, Sunflowers, Yellow Flowers, Honey, Summer Fruits, Oranges, Bee-related Items

⛅ Amaterasu

Goddess of: The Sun, The Universe

Culture: Japanese

Symbols: Mirror, Jewel, Sword, Bow and Arrow

Plants: Chrysanthemum, Cryptomeria, Carnation, Chamomile, Juniper, Marigold, Rosemary, Sunflower

Animals: Dragon-Fox, Horse, Rooster, Wolf

Colors: Yellow, Gold, Red, Orange

Tarot: The Sun, The World

Offerings: Rice crackers, Cooked rice, Origami figures, Rice candy, Brightly-colored Japanese food, Silk and other fabrics

💃 Ame-no-uzume

Goddess of: Dawn, Mirth, Meditation, Revelry, Dance, Fertility, The Arts

Culture: Japanese

Symbols: Antique Items, Fan

Plants: Moss, Sakaki 

Animals: Fox

Colors: Pink, Red, White, Yellow

Tarot: Three of Cups, Suit of Cups

Offerings: Dancing, Bells, Silk Ribbons, Rice Cakes, Sake

⚰️ Anubis

God of: The Dead, Mummification, Embalming, The Afterlife, Tombs

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: Crook and Flail, Mummy Gauze

Plants: Star Anise, Benzoin, Cloves, Cardamom, Frankincense, Myrrh, Rosemary, Cypress, Cedarwood

Animals: Jackal

Colors: Black, Green, Red, Gold

Tarot: Death

Offerings: Cool Water, Strong Liquor like Rum, Spicy Foods, Dark and Bitter Chocolate, Strong Incense, Cypress Oil, Locks and Keys, Honor the dead and your ancestors, Leave flowers on graves, Support orphans and the homeless, Act as a guide for someone

💘 Aphrodite

Goddess of: Love, Beauty, Fertility

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Seashells, Scallop Shells, Venus, Golden Apples, 5, Mirrors

Plants: Apple, Linden Tree, Myrtle, Pomegranate, Poppies, Lettuce, Rose, Quince, Ash, Poplar, Artichokes

Animals: Swans, Dolphins, Doves, Sparrows, Bees, Goats

Colors: Red, Pink, Violet, Silver, Aqua, Seafoam, Light Blue

Tarot: The Empress, The Lovers, The Star, The Suit of Cups

Offerings: Roses, Chocolate, Apples, Jewelry, Beauty Products, Seashells, Olive Oil, Honey, Wine, Cinnamon, Art and Music, Mirrors, Rose Quartz

☀️ Apollo

God of: The Sun, Prophecy, Oracles, Light, Music, The Arts, Song, Poetry, Healing, Medicine, Plague, Disease, Protection of the youth, Knowledge, Herds

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Lyre, Laurel Wreath, Silver Bow and Arrows, Tripod, The Sun, Sunday, 

Plants: Laurel, Larkspur, Cypress, Apple Trees, Palm Trees, Hyacinthus

Animals: Swan, Raven, Tortoise, Serpent, Wolf, Dolphin, Mouse

Colors: Gold, Yellow, Orange, Silver, Blue, White

Tarot: The Sun, The Chariot, Strength, Temperance

Offerings: Red Wine, Olive Oil, Sun Water, Citrus Fruits, Honey, Golden Objects, Feathers, Lamb or Goat Meat, Cheese, Bread, Sunflowers, Laurel Wreaths, Aloe Vera

🐕 Arawn 

God of: Ruler of Annwn the Celtic Otherworld, Leader of the Wild Hunt, Death, The Underworld and Justice

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: The Hounds of Arawn, Cauldron, Samhain

Plants: Reeds, Cedar, Cypress, Ivy, Honeysuckle, Sage

Animals: Hounds, Pigs

Colors: Red, Black, White, Brown, Green, Gold, Gray

Tarot: Suit of Pentacles, King of Pentacles

Offerings: Game Birds such as Duck or Turkey, Bread, Honey, Milk, Mead and Ale

😇 Archangel Michael

God of: One of the highest-ranking Angels, Rules over The Sun, Protection, Courage, Justice, Order, Leadership, Health, Compassion, Travel, Magic, Guidance, Triumph, Strength and Confidence

Culture: Christian

Symbols: Scales, Swords

Plants: Michaelmas Daisies, Basil, Sunflower

Animals: Dragon

Colors: Gold, Orange, Yellow

Tarot: The Emperor, The Hierophant

Offerings: Standing up for others and helping the environment, Wine, Water, Lamb meat, White Wool, Frankincense

⚔️ Ares

God of: War, Courage, Battle

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Sword, Shield, Spear, Helmet, Iron

Plants: Thorns, Peppers, Chili, Garlic

Animals: Serpents, Vultures, Woodpeckers, Horses, Dogs

Colors: Red, Purple, Black

Tarot: The Emperor, The Chariot, The Tower, Suit of Wands, King of Wands

Offerings: Dark Wine, Whiskey, Spicy Foods, Coffee, Water, Olive Oil, Red Meats, Frankincense, Weapons, Learn self defense

🌌 Arianrhod

Goddess of: Fertility, Fate, Reincarnation, Beauty, Difficulties

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: Silver Wheel, Full Moon, Weaving Tools, The Zodiac, Corona Borealis

Plants: Ivy, Lavender, Rosemary, Cedar, Pine

Animals: Spiders, Owls, Wolves

Colors: Silver, White, Green, Blue, Purple

Tarot: The Star, The Moon, Wheel of Fortune

Offerings: Silver Coins, White Candles, Wheat, Fruits, Home-cooked meals, Salads, Wine, Water, Hot Teas, Smoothies, Study the Constellations and the Zodiac

🏹 Artemis

Goddess of: The Hunt, Wild Animals, Wilderness, Childbirth, Girls, Chastity, Archery, Disease and Plague

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Bow & Arrows, Quiver, Hunting Spears, Animal Pelts, Lyre, Torches, The Moon

Plants: Cypress, Walnut, Amaranth, Almond, Daisy, Willow, Wormwood, Fir, Pine, Thistle, Honeysuckle, Bay Laurel, Artemisia, Fig, Oak

Animals: Stag, Deer, Dog, Bear, Boar, Quail, Guineafowls, Bee, All Wild Animals

Colors: White, Silver, Gold, Yellow, Green, Blue

Tarot: The High Priestess, The Hanged Man, Temperance, The Moon, Queen of Pentacles, Knight of Cups, Page of Wands

Offerings: Red Wine, Olive Oil, Honey, Water, Almonds, Walnuts, Honeycakes, Fruit, Artemisia Plants, Arrows, Dance, Cypress, Pine Cones and Branches, Cider, Game Meat, Protect nature and wildlife, Always help animals and women in need, Go hiking, Research native plants and animals, Follow the moon phases and work with them

❤️‍🔥 Astarte

Goddess of: Love, Sexuality, War, Hunting, Power

Culture: Canaanite 

Symbols: Chariot, Venus

Plants: Lilies, Coriander

Animals: Lion, Horse, Dove, Sphinx

Colors: Red, White

Tarot: The Empress, The Chariot

Offerings: Lilies, Roses, Sweet Cakes, Honey, Henna Tattoos, Clothing stained with menstrual blood

⚖️ Athena

Goddess of: Wisdom, Handicraft, Strategic Warfare

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Aegis, Gorgon’s Head, Spear, Helmet, 

Plants: Olive Tree, Ivy, Cypress, Cornel Tree

Animals: Owl, Snake, Rooster, Crow, Spider

Colors: Blue, Gray, White, Yellow, Silver

Tarot: Justice, The High Priestess, The Emperor

Offerings: Olive Oil, Honey, Wine, Bread, Olives, Pears, Olive Tree Leaves or Branches, Your handicrafts, Owl Feathers, Snake skins, Weapons

🛖 Baba Yaga

Goddess of: Death and Rebirth, Fertility, Nature 

Culture: Slavic

Symbols: Knife, Oven, Mortar and Pestle, Sun

Plants: Poppy, Black Sunflower, Medicinal Herbs, Rye

Animals: Horse, Hedgehog, Snake, Dragon, Cat

Colors: Red, Black, White

Tarot: The Devil

Offerings: Lavish home-cooked Meals with russian delicacies and a beautifully-set table, Caravan Tea, Vodka

💡 Baldr

God of: Light, Joy, Purity, Summer

Culture: Norse

Symbols: The Sun, Sunday

Plants: Mistletoe, Chamomile, Daisies, White Flowers, Ash, Marigold, St John’s Wort

Animals: Songbirds

Colors: Yellow, Gold, White

Tarot: The Sun, The Fool, Death, The World

Offerings: Kindness to others, Chamomile Tea, Apple Juice, Mead, Lit Candles

🌺 Bast

Goddess of: Home, Domesticity, Women’s Secrets, Cats, Fertility, Childbirth, Marriage, Music, Magic, Sex, Prosperity, Joy, Dance, Joy, Healing, Pleasure

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: Basket, Ankh, The Sun and Moon, Perfume Jar

Plants: Catnip, Vervain, Cinnamon, Cannabis 

Animals: Cat, Lion

Colors: Green, Gold

Tarot: The Chariot, Strength, The Sun

Offerings: Perfume, Salves and Body Scrubs, Milk, Meat, Honey, Gold Items, Chocolate, Pastries, Onions and Garlic, Bread, Beer, Tea, Taking care of cats

🐉 Benzaiten / Benten

Goddess of: Water, Literature, Music, Wealth, Femininity, Fertility, Dance, Love

Culture: Japanese

Symbols: Biwa, Dragon, Pearl, Conch Shell, Iron, Gold

Plants: Lotus, Water Lilies, Yellow flowers

Animals: Snakes, Dragons. White Snakes are her messengers

Colors: Blue, Silver, White, Yellow

Tarot: The Empress, The Suit of Cups

Offerings: Money, Water, Rice, Sake, Gemstones, Music and other creative arts, Raw eggs, Yellow flowers, Blessed Water, Bath rituals, Seashells

🧶 Berchta

Goddess of: Psychopomp, Spinning and Weaving, Abundance, Protector of Women and Children

Culture: Germanic

Symbols: Keys, Distaff, Yule 

Plants: Mayflowers, Holly, Evergreens, Birch, Falx, Wild berries

Animals: Goose, Swan, Goat, Cricket, Owl, Fox

Colors: Blue, White, Red, Gold

Tarot: Death

Offerings: Herring, Dumplings, Alcoholic Beverages like Schnapps

📓 Bragi

God of: Poetry, Eloquence

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Harp, Book

Plants: Beech, Fern, Lily of the Valley

Animals: Chickadee

Colors: Orange, Gold

Tarot: The Magician, The Hermit

Offerings: Mead, Poetry, Beautiful Writing

🍀 Brigid

Goddess of: Spring, Fertility, Family, The Hearth, Childbirth, Fire, Blacksmiths, Scholars, Physicians, Prophets, Healing, Poetry, Occult knowledge, and Justice

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: Brigid’s Cross, Candles, Triquetra, Faeries, Four leaf clovers, Cauldron, Chalice, Corn Dolly, Anvil, Hammer, Poetry, Forges, Hearths, Wells and Rock Formations

Plants: Cinnamon, Chamomile, Blackberry, Hawthorn, Basil, Mugwort, Apple, Heather, Dandelion, Snowdrop, Willow, Oak, Shamrock, Crocus, Trillium, Corn, Lavender and Sage

Animals: Snakes, Sheep, Cows, Bees, Owls and Hibernating animals

Colors: Green, Red, White, Gold and Blue

Tarot: The Hierophant, The Lovers, Strength, The Hermit, The Sun, Suit of Wands

Offerings: Blackberries, Milk, Bread, Herbal Teas, Heather, Brigid’s Cross, Beer, Apple Cider, Honey, Baked Goods, Corn Dollies, Sheeps Wool Products, Jewelry or Metal Items, Eggs, Cakes left on the windowsill at Imbolc

❄️ Cailleach

Goddess of: Winter, Wind, The Cold, Creation, Transformation

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: Hammers, Hills, Mountains, Skulls, Snow, Wands, Waning Moons

Plants: Clove, Lavender, Apple, Hazelnut, Turnip, Mugwort, Pansy, Patchouli, Poppy, Rose, Rue, Tansy, St John's Wort, Witch Hazel, Woodruff, Yarrow, Elder Trees, Elm, Pine, Yew, Gorse, Holly, Snapdragon 

Animals: Bat, Cattle, Deer, Fish, Goat, Mouse, Owl, Raven, Reindeer, Sheep, Spider, Pig, Wolf

Colors: Black, Blue, Brown, Gray, Silver, White, Yellow

Tarot: Death, The Moon, The Hermit

Offerings: Pebbles, Hag Stones, Shells, Feathers, Boiled Sweets

🌲 Cernunnos

God of: Forests, Wild Animals, Finances, The Underworld, Death, Hunting, Balance, Grounding and Healing, Transitioning into the Afterlife, Fertility

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: Horns, The Torc, Gold Coins, Serpents

Plants: Ash, Bayberry, Chamomile, Cedar, Cinnamon, Heliotrope, Holly, Ivy, Lavender, Juniper, Myrrh, Nettle, Oak, Patchouli, Pine, Sandalwood, Sunflower, Vine, Yarrow

Animals: Stags, Elk, Goats, Deer, Bulls, Horses, Ram Horned Snakes, Snakes, Boars, Owls, Hawks, Ravens

Colors: Yellow, Gold, Forest Greens, Silver, Black

Tarot: The Lovers, The World, King of Pentacles

Offerings: Dancing, Venison, Cooked Meats (ethically sourced), Roses, Sunflowers, Lavender, Wildflowers, Juniper Bark and Berries, Oak wood carvings, Green or Gold Candles, Cinnamon, Cloves, Pine scents, Pelts (ethically sourced), Feathers, Bones, Forest Moss, Antlers, Horns, Pine Cones, Gold Coins, Daggers, Poetry art, Celtic Music 

🌑 Cerridwen

Goddess of: The Moon, Luck, Poetry, Change, Rebirth, Transformation, The Underworld, Death, Fertility, Inspiration, Magic and Knowledge

Culture: Welsh

Symbols: Cauldron, Dark Moon, Lunar Cycles, Caves

Plants: Corn, Grain, Vervain, Acorns, Apple, Oak, Hazel

Animals: White Pig, Greyhound, Crow, Hen, Hare, Otter, Hawk

Colors: Silver, Purple, Black, Gray, Green

Tarot: The Moon, Death, The Magician, Suit of Cups

Offerings: Pork, Bread, Milk, Water, Wheat, White and Green Candles, Barley, Rice, Peanuts, Poppy or Sunflower Seeds, Vervain, Grain-based Products

✨ Circe

Goddess of: Sorcery 

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Cup, Loon, Wand, Masks

Plants: Hallucinogenic Herbs and Fungi, Wheat, Moly, Magical Herbs 

Animals: Pig, Lion, Wolf, Hawk, Beasts in general

Colors: Gold, Purple, Silver, Red

Tarot: Queen of Cups, The Magician

Offerings: Barley, Wine, Honey, Meat, Bread, Weaving, Divination

🐟 Danu

Goddess of: Earth-Mother, Fertility, Wisdom, Wind, Water

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: Crowns, Keys, Wells, Cauldron full of Water, Rivers, Celtic Tree of Life, Mother aspect of the triple goddess

Plants: Oak, Water Lily

Animals: Fish, Horses, Seagulls, Salmon, Snakes 

Colors: Blue, White, Silver, Green

Tarot: The Empress, Strength

Offerings: Wine, Mead, Ale, Freshwater, Watering plants

🔥 Dazbog 

God of: The Sun, Fortune, Wealth, Light, Fertility, Fire, Destiny, Justice

Culture: Slavic

Symbols: Kolovrat

Plants: Sunflowers, Marigold, Calendula, Chamomile, Angelica, St John’s Wort 

Animals: Wolf, Horse, Goose, Duck, Swan

Colors: White, Gold, Red

Tarot: The Sun, Suit of Wands, King of Wands

Offerings: Bread, Salt, Eggs, Pancakes, Bonfire

🌾 Demeter

Goddess of: Agriculture, Harvest, Fertility, Motherhood

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Wheat, Torches, Cornucopia

Plants: Wheat, Barley, Mint, Poppy

Animals: Snake, Pig, Gecko, Dove, Crane, Screech Owl, Grasshopper 

Colors: Gold, Green, Brown

Tarot: The High Priestess, The World

Offerings: Olive Oil, Water, Fruit, Honey, Milk, Grains, Bread, Freshly harvested goods, Water

🍇 Dionysus

God of: Wine, Drunkenness, Parties, Wilderness, Vegetation, Fertility, Ritual Madness, Religious Ecstasy, Theatre, LGBT+ Community 

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Thyrsos, Ivy crown, Grapevine 

Plants: Grape, Ivy, Cinnamon, Silver Fir, Bindweed, Figs

Animals Leopard, Goat, Donkey, Lion, Snake, Bull, Panther

Colors: Red, Purple, Green, Burgundy, Gold

Tarot: The Hanged Man, The Hierophant, The Devil, The Fool, The Lovers

Offerings: Wine, Olive Oil, Fruit, Water, Honey, Meats, Wheat, Barley, Pinecone, Ivy leaves, Goblets, Theater Masks, Alcoholic Beverages

⚕️ Eir

Goddess of: Healing and Medicine

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Copper, Mortar and Pestle, Sauna 

Plants: Medicinal Herbs

Colors: Red

Tarot: The Hanged Man

Offerings: Healing Spells, Learning first aid, Medicinal Herbs and First Aid Items

🎣 Enki

God of: Freshwater, Wisdom, Knowledge, Magic, Crafts, Healing, Fertility, Creation, The Arts

Culture: Mesopotamian

Symbols: Goat-fish

Plants: Thyme, Chamomile, Reeds, Cattails

Animals Goat, Fish, Chimera, Robin, Cow

Colors: Gold, Blue, White, Silver

Tarot: The Hanged Man, The Hierophant, The Devil, The Fool, The Lovers

Offerings: Beer, Eggs, Fruit, Vegetarian Foods, Myrrh, Thyme, Chamomile, Wildflowers, Fish, Water, Wine, Silver or Copper Jewelry, Feathers

💐 Eostre 

Goddess of: Spring, Dawn

Culture: Germanic

Symbols: Painted Eggs

Plants: Crocus, Daffodil, Primrose, Violet, 

Animals: Rabbit, Serpent, Dragon

Colors: Green, Yellow, Purple

Tarot: Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: Decorating Eggs, Flowers, Hot Cross Buns, Pastries, Mead

💀 Ereshkigal

Goddess of: Death, The Underworld

Culture: Mesopotamian

Symbols: Wood, Rivers, Boats, Lapis Lazuli

Plants: Pomegranate, Grains, Reeds, Hemp, Cedar, Cypress, Lotus, Monkshood

Animals: Lion, Owl, Serpent, Scorpion, Owl, Sheep

Colors: Silver, Gold, Red, Purple

Tarot: Death, The High Priestess

Offerings: Fasting, Bread, Water, Pomegranate Juice, Blackberries, Blueberries, Lamb or Goat Meat, Lobster and Mussels, Nutmeg, Garlic, Poppy Seeds, Animal Bones, Gold or Silver Jewelry, Black crystals, Ornate scepters with wood and animal bones

🧵 Frau Holda

Goddess of: Fiber Arts, Winter, Protector of Children and Women, Leader of the Wild Hunt, Witchcraft

Culture: Germanic

Symbols: The Winter Solstice, Pools and Wells

Plants: Holly, Elder, Juniper, Mugwort, Flax, Sorcerer’s Violet 

Animals: Wolf, Rabbit

Colors: Blue, White

Tarot: The Empress, The High Priestess, Death

Offerings: Juniper Berries, Wine, Cider, Mead, Cakes, Music and Dancing, Knot Magic

🐈 Freya

Goddess of: Love, Beauty, Fertility, Sex, War, Battle, Gold, Sorcery

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Her Chariot pulled by Cats, Brisingamen Necklace, Cloak of Feathers

Plants: Daisy, Linden, Snowdrops, Lily of the Valley, Cowslip, Columbine, Pimpernel, Strawberries

Animals: Horse, Cat, Falcon, Hawk, Rabbit, Ladybug, Oxen, Swallow, Boar

Colors: Gold, Yellow, White, Green, Red, Pink, Light Blue

Tarot: The High Priestess, The Empress, The Lovers, The Chariot, Death, Suit of Swords

Offerings: Ale, Apples, Barley, Honey, Mead, Pork, Lavish Jewelry and Perfume, Feeding stray cats, Chocolate, Amber, Roses, Cinnamon, Sweet Liquors

🐗 Freyr

God of: Peace, Fertility, Rain, Sunshine, Prosperity and Agriculture

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Boar, The Sun, Magical Swords, Phallus, Friday

Plants: Ash, Lavender, Catnip, Nuts & Cones, Yew, Holly, Ivy

Animals: Boar, Bee, Stag

Colors: Gold, Green, Red, Blue, Pink, Orange, Yellow

Tarot: The Lovers, The Sun, Suit of Pentacles, King of Pentacles

Offerings: Honey, Grains and Breads, Gold, Antlers

👰 Frigg

Goddess of: Motherhood, Marriage, Prophecy, Fertility

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Spinning Wheel, Silver, Clouds and Mist

Plants: Mistletoe, Birch, Fir, Hawthorn, Frigg’s Grass

Animals: Falcon, Sheep, Raven, Hawk

Colors: Blue, Silver, White

Tarot: The Empress, The Lovers

Offerings: Milk, Mead, Pastries, Light Fruity Wine, Hand-spun Fibers, Feathers, Soups and Stews

🪦 Hades

God of: The Underworld, Wealth

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Keys, Chariot, Helmet, Cerberus

Plants: Mint, White Poplar, Cypress, Asphodel, Narcissus, Pomegranate

Animals: Snake, Dog, Sheep, Cattle, Screech Owl, Horse, Black Ram

Colors: Gold, Silver, Black

Tarot: The Hermit, Death, Judgment, Suit of Swords

Offerings: Dark Wine, Whiskey, Coffee, Black Tea, Peppermint Tea, Dark Chocolate, Meat, Sharp Cheeses, Bread, Pomegranates, Apples, Bones, Coins, Keys, Crowns

🪘 Hathor

Goddess of: The Sky, Women, Fertility, Love, The Sun, Music, Dance, Joy, Motherhood, Fate, Foreign Lands and Goods, The Afterlife

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: Sun disk, Mirrors, Drums and Sistrums, The number 4

Plants: Sycamore, Myrrh tree, Dates, Papyrus, Henna

Animals: Cow, Lioness, Cobra, Goose, Gazelle, Cat

Colors: Red

Tarot: The Empress, The Lovers, Wheel of Fortune, Suit of Cups

Offerings: Figs, Dates, Bread, Cheese, Butter, Wine, Beer, Fresh Water, Perfumes, Makeup

👻 Hecate

Goddess of: Witchcraft, Necromancy, Ghosts, The Night, Boundaries, Crossroads

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Torch, Keys, Daggers, Strophalos

Plants: Asphodel, Garlic, Yew, Cypress, Poisonous Plants, 

Animals: Dog, Polecat, Snake

Colors: Black, Gray, Silver, Gold

Tarot: The High Priestess, The Hermit, The Moon, Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: Wine, Olive Oil, Water, Fruit, Honey, Milk, Eggs, Garlic, Almonds, Various Herbs, Bones, Wands, Keys, A Cauldron, Crow Feathers, Pomegranates, Dark Chocolate, Blood

📯 Heimdallr 

God of: Watchmen of the Gods

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Horn, Rainbow

Plants: Birch, Oak, Rose, Verbena, Avens

Animals: Rooster, Horse, Ram

Colors: White, Rainbow

Tarot: The Hermit

Offerings: Mead, Fine Beer, Freshwater, Lamb Meat, Pork, Coffee

💀 Hel

Goddess of: Death, The Afterlife

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Skulls, Bones

Plants: Beech, Alder, Elm, Ivy, Juniper, Willow, Yew

Animals: Wolf

Colors: Black, White

Tarot: Death, The Tower, Suit of Swords

Offerings: Tea, Wine, Apples, Meat, Bread, Soup, Dried Flowers, Blood

🌋 Hephaestus

God of: Metalsmithing, Fire, Volcanoes, Craftsmanship, Technology

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Hammer, Tongs, Anvil

Plants: Fennel

Animals: Donkey, Crane, Dog

Colors: Gold, Yellow, Orange, Silver, Gray, Red

Tarot: Judgment, Suit of Wands

Offerings: Wine, Olive Oil, Water, Fruit, Honey, Bread, Meat, Spicy Things, Hot Beverages, Handmade Metal Items

👑 Hera

Goddess of: Marriage, Fertility, Childbirth, Kings and Empires, Women, Family, The Sky, The Stars

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Lotus-staff, Throne, Diadem

Plants: Pomegranate, Lotus, Willow, Apple

Animals: Hawk, Peacock, Lion, Cow, Cuckoo, Crane

Colors: Gold, Silver, White, Purple, Blue, Green

Tarot: The Empress, The World, Suit of Cups, Queen of Cups

Offerings: Wine, Olive Oil, Water, Fruit, Honey, Milk, Grains and Bread, Chocolate, Pomegranates, Apples, White Flowers, Crowns, Animal Shells, Perfume, Silver or Gold Jewelry

💸 Hermes

God of: Messenger of the God, Heraldry, Omens, Animal Husbandry, Poetry and Fables, Trade, Travel, Boundaries, Thieves, Wit, Language, Education, Psychopomp 

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Caduceus, Talaria, Petasos, Lyre

Plants: Crocus, Greek Strawberry, Palm Tree, Almond Tree, Strawberries

Animals: Tortoise, Ram, Hawk, Rooster, Serpent, Hare

Colors: Gold, Yellow, Orange, Silver, Gray, Green, Red

Tarot: Judgment, The Magician, The Fool. The Hierophant, The Hermit, The Star, Suit of Swords

Offerings: Wine, Olive Oil, Water, Strawberries, Foreign Foods and Items, Honey, Water, Fruit, Chocolate, Wheat, Lemons, Almonds, Cinnamon, Coins, Dice, Beer, Meat, Chamomile Tea, Pineapple, Bread, Milk mixed with honey

🏠 Hestia

Goddess of: The Home, The Hearth, Family, Domesticity, The Civic or Sacrificial Flame

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Hearth, Kettle, Head Veils

Plants: Poppy, Goldenrod, Hollyhock, Yarrow

Animals: Pig, Cow, Donkey, Crane

Colors: Gold, White, Orange, Red, Lavender

Tarot: Strength, The Hermit, Queen of Wands

Offerings: Wine, Olive Oil, Water, Fruit, Honey, Milk, Pork, Bread, Cooking Herbs, Tea, Candles

🦅 Horus

God of: Kingship, The Sky, War, Protection, Healing

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: Crown, Eye of Horus, Ankh, The Sun, The Moon

Plants: Acacia, Lettuce, Iris, Lotus, Olive

Animals: Falcon, Hawk, Bull, Peacock, Lion

Colors: Green

Tarot: The Emperor, The Hierophant, The Chariot, The Sun, Judgment, King of Swords

Offerings: Raw meat left out for hawks and falcons, Bread, Weaponry, Water, Milk, Ale, Wine, Coffee, Fruits and Vegetables, Figs, Dates, Chocolate with nuts, 

😴 Hypnos

God of: Sleep, Dreams, Illusions

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Inverted Torch

Plants: Poppy, Cottonwood Tree

Animals: Nighthawk, Songbirds

Colors: Black, Silver, White, Blue, Red, Purple

Tarot: The Hierophant

Offerings: Wine, Olive Oil, Water, Honey, Milk, Fruit, Poppy Seeds (and foods including them), Herbal Teas, Sleep inducing and calming herbs, Feathers, Sleeping mask, Poppy flowers

🍎 Idunn

Goddess of: Spring, Rejuvenation, Immortality, Youth, Beauty

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Golden Apples, Ashwood Box

Plants: Apple Blossom, Birch, Fir, Hawthorn, Mugwort, Rose, Willow

Animals: Songbirds

Colors: Green, Silver, Red, Yellow

Tarot: Page of Wands, Queen of Cups, Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: Gardening, Apples, Homegrown Fruits and Vegetables (without pesticides), Apple Pie, Cider

💖 Inanna

Goddess of: Romantic Love, Harmony, Sex, Beauty, Passion, Desire, Fertility, Victory, War, Justice, Political Power

Culture: Mesopotamian

Symbols: Eight-pointed Star, Hook-shaped Knot of Reeds, Venus

Plants: Lilies, Narcissus, Reeds, Myrtle, All sprouts

Animals: Lion, Dove

Colors: Green, Black, Red, Silver, White

Tarot: The Lovers, The Hierophant, Justice, The Hanged Man, The Star

Offerings: Wine, Champagne, Lemonade, Honey, Chocolate and Pastries, Cherries, Pomegranates, Strawberries, Elegant Jewelry, Peaches, Swords and Daggers, Artwork and Poetry

🦊 Inari 

God of: Rice, Foxes, Fertility, Tea, Sake, Crafts, Agriculture, Industry, Prosperity

Culture: Japanese

Symbols: Keys, Wish-granting Jewel, Rice

Plants: Cryptomeria, Cedar, Pine, Wheat, Rice

Animals: Fox

Colors: Red, White

Tarot: Suit of Pentacles

Offerings: Inarizushi, Rice, Rice cakes, Rice served with red beans, Sake, Incense, Acts on behalf of foxes, Handmade Crafts, Tea

☄️ Isis

Goddess of: Magic, Life, Compassion, Fertility, Motherhood, Childbirth, Rebirth, Devotion, Royalty, Knowledge, Protection, Abundance, Healing, The Elements

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: Moon Disk, Cow Horns, Wings, Solar Disk, Ankh, Gold

Plants: Sycamore, Cedar, Corn, Flax, Wheat, Barley, Grapes, Lotus, Vervain, Myrrh Tree, Papyrus

Animals: Hawk, Crocodile, Scorpion, Crab, Cobra, Goose, Swallow, Dove, Vulture, Snakes in general

Colors: Yellow, Silver, Gold, Black, Red, Cobalt Blue, Green

Tarot: The High Priestess, The Empress, The Lovers, Strength, The Hermit, Wheel of Fortune, Temperance, The Star, The Moon, The World, Suit of Cups

Offerings: Milk, Flowers, Honey, Wine, Lemonade, Tropical Fruits (Juice or Whole), Herbal Tea, Seafood, Herbs like Anise and Nutmeg, Roses, Egyptian Jewelry, Incense, White Candles

🌿 Jarilo / Yarilo

God of: Vegetation, Fertility, Spring, Rebirth, Sexuality, Peace, War

Culture: Slavic

Symbols: Vegetation

Plants: Wheat, Ferns, Spring Flowers

Animals: Horse, White Wolf

Colors: White, Yellow, Gold, Green

Tarot: The Sun, Strength, Suit of Pentacles

Offerings: Bread, Wheat, Spring Flowers, Edible Seeds

🕊️ Jesus

God of: Son of God

Culture: Christian

Symbols: Cross, Vine, Rising Sun

Plants: Passionflower, Fig, Almond, Acacia, Daisy, Lily, Lily of the Valley

Animals: Dove, Lamb, Fish

Colors: Gold, Red

Tarot: The Hanged Man, The World

Offerings: Prayers, Grain and Breads, Wine, Holy Water

🌍 Jörð

Goddess of: Personification of the Earth

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Mountains, Grandmothers, Girdle

Plants: Local Native Plants, Healing Herbs

Animals: Bee

Colors: Green

Tarot: The World, Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: Picking up litter and trash, Take care of the earth and nature

📿 Kuan Yin

Goddess of: Mercy, Compassion

Culture: Chinese/Buddhist

Symbols: Vase, Rosary, Willow Branch, Fish Basket, Pearls

Plants: Lotus, Willow, Bamboo

Animals: Horse, Peacock, Dragon, Birds

Colors: White

Tarot: Judgment

Offerings: Oranges, Pomegranates, Spices, Oolong Tea, Incense, Love and Compassion for both yourself and others

🌱 Lada

Goddess of: Spring, Beauty, Love, Fertility

Culture: Slavic

Symbols: Lada Star, Bells, Spring Equinox

Plants: Linden, Dandelion, Peony, Birch

Animals: Lark, Deer, Ant, Eagle

Colors: Red, White

Tarot: Page of Cups, The Lovers

Offerings: Honey, Music, Mead, Apples, Sweets, Lemon Balm, Cherries, Chestnuts

🌉 Lilith

Goddess of: Love, Demonic, Beauty, Wisdom, Life, Rebirth, Fertility, Motherhood, Inner-strength, Illumination, Mysteries, Spiritual Initiation, The Night, The Evening Star

Culture: Demonic

Symbols: Crossroad, Dark Moon

Plants: Apple, Poisonous Plants like Belladonna and Hemlock, Mugwort, Sandalwood, Rose

Animals: Owl, Serpent, Cat, Goat

Colors: Black, Red

Tarot: The Devil

Offerings: Apples, Pomegranates, Wine, Chocolate, Rose, Champagne, Honey, Seductive Perfume, Fancy Jewelry, Swords and Daggers, Red or Black Silk, Mirrors

🤘 Loki

God of: Trickery

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Bjarken and Logr Runes, Fishing Nets, Masks, Earthquakes

Plants: Mistletoe, Birch, Common Haircap Moss, Bentgrass, Cinnamon, Dandelion, Beech, Blackthorn, Elder, Elm, Ivy, Juniper, Mullein, Thistle, Willow, Yew

Animals: Snake, Spider, Fox, Fly, Horse, Goat, Wolf, Salmon

Colors: Black, Green, Gold, Red, Orange

Tarot: The Fool

Offerings: Sweet Foods, Alcohol, Spicy Rum, Mulled Wine, Plastic Toys, Knives and Daggers, Cinnamon, Chocolate with nuts or funny names, Do something you’re scared of (safely), Coffee, Ginger, Spongecake

🌅 Lucifer

God of: Illumination, Light, Darkness, Change, Rebirth, Challenges, Innovation, Logic, Truth, Knowledge, Wisdom, Strategy, Persuasion, Revolution, Luxury, Pleasure, Freedom, The Arts, The Morning Star

Culture: Demonic

Symbols: The Morning Star, Sigil of Lucifer

Plants: Lavender, Mint, Blackberries, Sage, Apples, Pomegranates, Lilac, Rose, Black Pepper, Hyssop, Gardenia, Geranium, Garlic, Yarrow, Cypress

Animals: Snake, Crow, Fly, Insects, Goat, Cat, Moth

Colors: Black, Red, Silver, Emerald Green

Tarot: The Devil

Offerings: Wine, Whiskey, Champagne, Absinth, Pomegranates, Black Tea, Chocolate, Cooked Goat Meat, Apples, Honey, High quality Cigars, Tobacco, Swords and Daggers, Silver Rings, Goat Horns, Black Feathers, Seductive Cologne, Fancy Playing Cards, Roses

🦁 Lugh

God of: The Sun, The Arts, Storms, The Harvest, Oaths, Kings, Justice, Craftsmanship, Smithcraft, Light, Warriors

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: Spear, Harp, Slingshot

Plants: Apple, Oak, Hazel, Holly, Marigold, Goldenrod, Sunflower, Carnation, Rose, Gorse, Bay, Basil, Allspice, Rosemary, Cinnamon 

Animals: Lion, Horse, Raven, Stag, Crow, Hound, Lynx

Colors: Brown, Gold, Yellow, Green, Red, Blue

Tarot: The Emperor, Justice, Strength, The Sun, Suit of Wands

Offerings: Wine, Mead, Apple Cider, Corn, Bread, Apples, Berries, Potatoes, Beer, Harvested Fruits and Vegetables, Corn Dolls, Cloves, Gorse Flowers, Handmade Crafts

🪐 Ma'at

Goddess of: Truth, Justice, Cosmic Order, Harmony, Wisdom, Morality, Balance

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: Scales, Ostrich Feathers, Ankh

Plants: Papyrus

Animals: Vulture, Ostrich

Colors: Purple, Black

Tarot: Justice, Temperance, Judgment

Offerings: No Drugs and Alcohol, Cold Water, Tea with milk, Dates, Plums, Fish, Chicken, Olive Oil, Vinegar, Hummus, Barley Biscuits, Reeds, Gold Jewelry, White Linen

🦭 Manannan Mac Lir

God of: The Sea, Weather, Navigation, Guardian of the Otherworld

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: Cups, Cloak, A Silver Branch with three golden apples on it, Mermaids

Plants: Alder, Apple, Hazel, Blackberry, Bramble, Reed, Meadowgrass, Yellow Flowers , Seaweed

Animals: Horse, Pig, Cow, Seal, Crane, Swan, Boar, Dog, Dolphin, Sea Horse, Whale

Colors: Blue, Silver, Gold

Tarot: The Chariot

Offerings: Yellow Flowers, Sea Water, Bread, Ale, Mead

🌙 Máni

God of: Personification of the Moon, Protector of Children and the Mentally Ill

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Silver, The Moon, Astrology

Plants: Jasmine, Carnations, Night-blooming Flowers, Aromatic Flowers

Animals: Horse, Rabbit, Wolf

Colors: Blue, Silver, Black, Lavender, White

Tarot: The Moon

Offerings: Peppermint-flavored Sweets, Peppermint Tea, Angel Food Cake, Relaxing Tea, Salt

♟️ Marduk

God of: Justice, Compassion, War, Healing, Magic, Storms, Agriculture

Culture: Mesopotamian 

Symbols: Lightning, War Chariot, Weapons

Plants: Grain

Animals: Horse, Dog, Dragon, Eagle

Colors: Gold

Tarot: The Emperor

Offerings: Beer, Ale, Daggers, Golden Jewelry, Bread and Grains, Coffee, Artwork and Poetry, Feathers, Meat, Fruit

🕯️ Medea

Goddess of: Witch and Priestess of Hecate, Invoke for Justice, Vengeance and Protection

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Poisons, Cauldrons, Golden Fleece

Plants: Juniper, Olive, Wolf’s Bane

Animals: Dragon, Snake

Colors: Gold, White

Tarot: The Magician

Offerings: Wine, Frankincense, Milk, Honey, Poisons, Artifacts of Witchcraft, Flowers, Snake and Dragon Imagery

🤰 Mokosh

Goddess of: Spinning, Weaving, Fiber Arts, Moisture, Shearing, Protection, Childbirth, Spell Casting, Fate, Fertility, Life, Death and Rebirth

Culture: Slavic

Symbols: Mokosh Stones, Rain, Solar and Earthly Symbols

Plants: Local Seasonal Plants

Animals: Sheep, Cat, Horse

Colors: Gold, White, Red

Tarot: The Empress

Offerings: Personal Needlework, Wool and Flax, Grains and Bread, Salt, Oilseeds, Dairy, Berries, Eggs (especially Pisanki), Porridge, Milk, Honey, Herbs, Fruits, Vegetables, A lock of your own hair, Locally sourced seasonal crops

☃️ Morana

Goddess of: Winter, Death, Rebirth

Culture: Slavic

Symbols: Poppets (Spell Dolls), Water

Plants: Evergreen, Berries, Grass, Rosemary, Cypress, Wormwood, Mandrake, Elderberry

Animals: Snake

Colors: White, Red, Black, Gray, White

Tarot: Death

Offerings: Tea, Water, Alcoholic Beverages, Bread, Oats, Seeds, Fruit, Homemade Foods and Baked Goods, Rocks, Bones

🪄 Morgan le Fay

Goddess of: Witchcraft

Culture: Welsh/Arthurian

Symbols: Artifacts of Witchcraft

Plants: Honeysuckle, Henbane, Reed, Aspen, Oak, Willow

Animals: Crow, Crane, Raven, Black Dog, Horse, Cow, Wolf

Colors: Red, Black, Lavender

Tarot: The Moon, The Magician

Offerings: Red Ribbons, Crow and Raven Feathers, Whiskey, Rum

✊ Nemesis 

Goddess of: Retribution, Fairness, Punisher of Hubris

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Sword, Lash, Dagger, Scales, Apple Branch

Plants: Apple Tree, Thistle

Animals: Griffin, Goose

Colors: Red, Black, Silver, Gold

Tarot: Justice

Offerings: Wine, Olive Oil, Water, Fruit, Honey, Milk, Feathers, Apple Seeds, Apple Blossoms, Bones, Scales, Chains, Daffodils and Narcissus Flowers

😷 Nergal

God of: War, Death, Plagues and Disease

Culture: Mesopotamian

Symbols: Lion-headed Mace, Sword

Plants: Thistle, Grapefruit, Pomegranate

Animals: Lion, Bull, Bat

Colors: Red, Black, Silver, Gold

Tarot: The Tower, The Devil, Death

Offerings: Animal Bones, Thorn Branches,  Bitter Lemonade, Absinthe, Pomegranate Juice

🏋️ Nike

Goddess of: Victory

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Balm Branch, Wings, A Wreath, Sash, Lyre

Plants: Palm Tree, Laurel Tree

Animals: Horse

Colors: Silver, Gold, Blue

Tarot: Wheel of Fortune, Justice, Strength

Offerings: Feathers, Trophies, Medals, Palm branches or leaves, Athletic equipment

🪴 Ninhursag

Goddess of: The Earth, Motherhood, Childbirth, Fertility, Nourishment, Agriculture, Vegetation

Culture: Mesopotamian

Symbols: Omega Symbol, Bow, Mace

Plants: All grown vegetation

Animals: Cow, Lion, Fish, Serpent

Colors: Green, Gold, White, Silver

Tarot: The World, The Empress, Suit of Pentacles, Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: Wine, Beer, Fresh Water, Cooked Fish, Eggs, Vegetarian Foods, Bread, Honey, Butter, Myrrh, All Flowers

🐚 Njord

God of: The Sea, The Wind, Abundance, Wealth

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Ships

Plants: Avens, Ferns, Oak, Oak Moss, Polybody, Verbena, Rosemary, Reeds, Bay

Animals: Fish, Aquatic Creatures

Colors: Blue

Tarot: King of Cups

Offerings: Fish, Seafood, Pork, Chocolate Coins, Sea Salt Chocolate, Dark Beer, Gin, Golden Items, Beads, Shells, Tobacco, Fishing Gear

🌃 Nut

Goddess of: Night 

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: Ankh, Water Pot

Plants: Sycamore, Fig

Animals: Boar, Cow, Vulture, Hippo

Colors: Dark Blue

Tarot: The Star

Offerings: Milk, Cool Water, Star-shaped Foods, Blue Goldstone, Blue Flowers

🌌 Nyx

Goddess of: Night 

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Crescent Moon, Mist, Darkness, Stars

Plants: Poppies, Night blooming Lilies, Moon Flowers, Gladiolus

Animals: Owl, Crow, Bat

Colors: Dark Blue, Black

Tarot: The Star

Offerings: Milk, Black Coffee or Tea, Dark Chocolate, Silver Jewelry, Dragon Fruit, Dew gathered before the run rises, Wine, Dark Beer or Liquors, Starry and Celestial Items

📖 Odin

God of: Wisdom, Healing, Death, Royalty, The Gallows, Frenzy, Knowledge, War, Battle, Victory, Sorcery, Poetry and The Runic Alphabet

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Valknut, Eight-legged Horse (Sleipnir), Wolves, Ravens, Spear (Gungnir), The Rune Othala

Plants: Mugwort, Plantain, Wormwood, Chamomile, Pine, Apple, Fennel, Juniper, Elfwort, Wotan’s Herb

Animals: Wolf, Raven, Snake, Bear, Horse

Colors: Gray, Deep Blue, Black

Tarot: The Hermit, The Magician, The Hanged Man

Offerings: Red Wine, Mead, Beer and Ale, Quality Alcohol, Whiskey, Smoked Salmon, Red Meat, Beef, Leeks, Asparagus, Garlic, Honey

💦 Ọṣun / Oshun

Goddess of: Water, Purity, Fertility, Love, Sensuality, Freshwater, Wealth, Diplomacy, The Osun River

Culture: Yoruba

Symbols: Seashells, Amber Beads

Plants: Cinnamon, Sunflowers, Oranges, Yellow Squash, Marigold, Pumpkin, Rosemary, Lantana

Animals: Peacock, Vulture, Catfish, River Fish in general, Cricket, Leopard, Crocodile

Colors: White, Gold, Amber, Yellow, Coral

Tarot: The Empress

Offerings: Honey (taste before you offer it) , A Bowl of water, Flowers, Seashells, Beauty Items, Chamomile Tea, Cooked Shrimp and Spinach, Yellow and Orange fruits and vegetables, Sliced Orange drizzled with tasted cinnamon honey

⚰️ Osiris

God of: The Underworld, Death and Resurrection, Fertility, Agriculture

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: Crook and Flail, Atef crown, Ostrich Feathers, Mummy Gauze, Djed

Plants: Willow, Tamarisk Tree, Many types of houseplants

Animals: Bull, Ostrich, Dog

Colors: Black, Green

Tarot: The Emperor, The Hierophant, The Lovers, The Hanged Man, Death, Judgment

Offerings: Green and Black crystals, Bread, Beer, Beef, Bird meat, Nice Clothing

🌫️ Ọya

Goddess of: Weather, Death and Rebirth, A Psychopomp, Patron of the Niger River (Odò-Ọya)

Culture: Yoruba

Symbols: Lightning, Sword or Machete, Fly-whisk

Plants: Akoko Tree (Newbouldia laevis), Camwood, Camphor, Cypress, Marigold, Mimosa

Animals: Water Buffalo, Antelope, Sheep, Locust

Colors: Purple, Burgundy, The Rainbow

Tarot: Strength, The High Priestess, The Empress

Offerings: Starfruit, Black-eyed Peas, Plums, Purple Grapes, Nine Eggplants is a traditional offering (or one Eggplant sliced into nine pieces), Red Wine

🐐 Pan

God of: The Wild, Shepherds and Flocks, Rustic Music, Fertility, Hunters, Mountains, Forests and Meadows

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Panpipes

Plants: Coriscan Pine, Water-reed, Pine Trees

Animals: Goat

Colors: Green, Brown, Purple

Tarot: The Fool, The Lovers, The Devil, King of Pentacles, Page of Pentacles

Offerings: Pine cones, Pine Branches, Animal Bones, Musical Instruments (especially Woodwinds), Milk, Honey, Lamb or Goat Meat

🌋 Pele

Goddess of: Volcanoes, Fire, Lightning

Culture: Hawaiian 

Symbols: Volcano, Fire, Lava

Plants: Ohi’a Lehua, Lehua Flower, Strawberry, Sugar Cane, Tobacco, Coconut, Pineapple

Animals: Hawaiian Honeycreeper, Sea Turtle, Fish, White Dogs

Colors: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Black

Tarot: The Tower, Suit of Wands

Offerings: Fruits, Flowers, Forest Plants, Berries, Vegetables, Gin and Cigars

⚱️ Persephone

Goddess of: The Underworld, Spring

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Pomegranate, Grain, Torch, Flowers

Plants: Asphodel Wheat, Willow, Narcissus, Lily, Ivy, Lily of the Valley, Daisy, Lavender

Animals: Deer, Bat, Black Ram, Parrot, Monkey

Colors: Green, Black, Light Blue, Purple, Magenta, Indigo, Yellow

Tarot: The Hermit, The Hanged Man, Death, Judgment, Knight of Pentacles

Offerings: Pomegranates, Pomegranate Juice, Honey, Floral Tea, Breads and Sweets, Flower Crowns or Arrangements, Dark Chocolate, Flowers, Crushed Mint, Animal Bones, Jewelry, Your Artwork

🌊 Poseidon

God of: The Sea, Water, Horses, Earthquakes

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Trident

Plants: Pine Tree, Wild Celery

Animals: Fish, Dolphin, Horse, Bull

Colors: Blue, Teal, Green, Silver

Tarot: King of Cups, Suit of Cups

Offerings: Ocean Water, Honey, Olive Oil, Seaweed, White Wine poured into Water, Wild Celery, Homemade Seafood, Seashells, Sea Salt, Coral, Mint, Sand

☀️ Ra

God of: Creator God, The Sun

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: Sun disk, Ankh, Scepter

Plants: Citrus Fruits, Marigold, Sunflower, Papyrus, Daisy, Lotus

Animals: Falcon, Lion, Eagle

Colors: Yellow, Gold, Orange, Red, White

Tarot: The Emperor, The Sun

Offerings: Fruit Juice, Citrus Fruits, Honey, Pineapple, Water, Beer, Wine, Bread and Barley, Figs, Dates, Chocolate, Chicken or Duck, Beef, Frankincense

🚢 Rán

Goddess of: The Sea

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Fishing Nets, Stormy Seas

Plants: Beech, Buckthorn, Elder, Elm, Ivy, Juniper, Willow, Yew

Animals: Aquatic Animals

Colors: Black, Sea-green

Tarot: Queen of Cups

Offerings: Clean up the ocean, Seashells, Fishing with a net, Seafood, Gold, Coins, Sea rocks, Flowers, Sand, Seawater, Bread and Cakes, Mead

🐎 Rhiannon

Goddess of: The Moon, Horses, Songbirds, Wind, Gates and Horseshoes

Culture: Welsh

Symbols: The Moon, Horseshoes, Waning Moon Phases, Gates, The Winds, The Number 7

Plants: Cedar, Pine, Narcissus, Daffodils, Pansies, Rosemary, Sage, Bay, Lavender, All White Flowers

Animals: Horse, Frog, Dog, Songbird, Dragon, Badger, Hummingbird

Colors:  Green, Silver, Black, White, Gray, Red, Maroon, Brown

Tarot: The Moon

Offerings: Soft-sounding Music, A white candle with the number 7 carved into it, White Flowers, Apples, Willow, Ivy, Evergreens, Caring for Horses, Caring for Dogs, Studying liminal spaces and astral work

💀 Santa Muerte

Goddess of: Healing, Protection, Financial Wellbeing, The Afterlife

Culture: Mexican

Symbols: Scythe, Globe, Scales of Justice, Oil Lamp

Plants: Fresh Flowers, Apples, Marigolds

Animals: Owl

Colors: Red, White, Black, Blue, Green

Tarot: Death

Offerings: Cash, Cigars, Apples, Tequila, Cannabis, Fresh Water, Candles, Candy, Fruit, Roses, Bread

🦁 Sekhmet 

Goddess of: War, Destruction, Healing, Divine Wrath, Fire, The Sun

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: The Sun, Scimitar, Ankh, The Desert, Pomegranates

Plants: Carnation, Rose, Cloves, Cinnamon, Juniper, Orange Blossoms

Animals: Lion, Cobra

Colors: Red, Gold, Yellow, White

Tarot: Strength, The Tower, The Sun

Offerings: Red Wine, Rum, Beer, Meats, Bones, Tobacco, Wild Cat Skulls, Weapons like Daggers and Swords, Pomegranates, Spicy Foods, Gold Jewelry, Red Flowers, Milk, Blackberries, Raspberries, Mushrooms, Bread

💣 Set

God of: The Sky, Storms, The Desert, Disorder, War, Foreigners, A Trickster God

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: Was-scepter, Ankh

Plants: Lettuce

Animals: Hippopotamus, Crocodile, Scorpion, Snapping Turtle, Wild Pig, Donkey

Colors: Red

Tarot: The Chariot, Death, The Devil

Offerings: Beer, Whiskey, Red Wine, Spicy Foods, Red Meats, Lettuce, Shellfish, Maces and Daggers, Bird Eggs, Cherries, Dark Chocolate, Shiny Things

🪞 Sif

Goddess of: Grain, Fertility

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Golden Hair, Loom, Mirror

Plants: Birch, Chamomile, Fir, Hawthorn, Mugwort, Rose, Willow

Animals: Songbirds

Colors: Gold, Green

Tarot: Suit of Pentacles, Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: Beer, Honey, Mead, Grain and Bread

🎿 Skaði

Goddess of: Winter, Wilderness, Mountains, Bowhunting, Skiing

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Skis, Bow and Arrows, Snow, Mountains, Frost, Snowshoes

Plants: Beech, Blackthorn, Elder, Elm, Ivy, Juniper, Mullein, Willow

Animals: Wolf

Colors: White, Brown

Tarot: The Hermit, Temperance

Offerings: Vodka, Traditional Scandinavian Foods, Meat from hunted animals (rabbit, deer, etc.), Animal Pelts, Animal Bones, Snow Water

🌞 Sol / Sunna

Goddess of: The Sun

Culture: Norse

Symbols: The Sun, Gold

Plants: Chamomile, Cinnamon, Corn, Daisy, Marigold, Citrus Fruits, Rosemary, Sunflower, Wheat

Animals: Horse

Colors: Gold, Red, Yellow, Orange, White, Green

Tarot: The Sun

Offerings: Mead, Honey, Bread, Cider, Fruit Juice

🪦 Thanatos

God of: Personification of Death

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Sword, Inverted Torch, Theta, Wreath, Wings

Plants: Poppy, Cypress

Animals: Butterfly

Colors: Black, Silver, White, Purple

Tarot: Death

Offerings: (Traditional liquid offerings are poured into the ground and food is buried ) Red Wine, Olive Oil, Water, Honey, Poppy Seeds, Black Tea, Dark Chocolate, Feathers, Animal Bones, Snake Skin, Graveyard Dirt (collected respectfully)

🍃 The Dagda

God of: Fertility, Agriculture, Strength, Magic, Druidry, Wisdom, Father-figure, King and  Druid

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: Club, Cauldron, Harp

Plants: Grains, Oats

Animals: Pig, Bull

Colors: Black, Silver, White, Purple

Tarot: Strength, Wheel of Fortune, The World, King of Pentacles, King of Wands

Offerings: Porridge, Mead, Milk, Honey, Pork, Beef, Mutton, Music, Laughter

🔮 The Morrigan

Goddess of: Magic, Battle, Life and Death, Sovereignty, Fresh water, Prophecy, Fate

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: Cloak, Spear, Chariot, Sword, Shield

Plants: Willow, Aspen, Rowan, Snapdragon, Hawthorn, Yew, Belladonna, Mugwort, Nightshade (do not consume, handle with care!)

Animals: Crow, Raven, Horse, Eel, Serpent, Wolf

Colors: Red, Black, White, Blue, Green

Tarot: Suit of Swords, Queen of Swords, Justice, Death

Offerings: Red Meat, Red Wine poured into the ground, Apples, Mead, Milk, Whiskey, Mead, Storm Water, Crow Feathers, Knives and Daggers, Artwork

🌩️ Thor

God of: Thunder, Lightning, Strength, Protection, Fertility, Masculinity, Protector of Humanity

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Mjolnir

Plants: Oak, Garlic, Onion, Gorse, Thistle, Hawthorn, Leeks, Houseleek, Mountain Ash, Hazel, Pine, Acorns, Oak Moss

Animals: Goat, Bull

Colors: Red, White, Gold, Blue, White

Tarot: Strength, The Chariot

Offerings: Hearty Foods with lots of meat or onions, Mead, Beer, Flattery, Oak, Whiskey, Coffee, Honey

✒️ Thoth

God of: Knowledge, Wisdom, Writing, Mathematics, Science, Magic, Truth, Integrity, Time, The Moon

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: Scales, Papyrus Scroll, Stylus, Crescent Moon, Pen

Plants: Papyrus, Sweet Flag

Animals: Ibis, Baboon

Colors: White, Blue, Teal

Tarot: The Magician, The Hierophant, The Star, The Moon

Offerings: Black Tea, Water, Honey, Blackberries, Apricots, Salmon or Tuna, Oranges (and orange-flavored things), Walnuts or Cashews, Quills, Fountain Pens, Leather-bound Books and Journals, Books you think he’d enjoy, Silver, Poetry, Dark Chocolate, Whiskey, Gin, Mead, Mint Tea, Moon Water

🗡️ Tyr

God of: War, Lawgiver, Justice, Oaths

Culture: Norse

Symbols: Weapons like Arrows and Spears

Plants: Flowering Spurge, Holly, Wolfsbane, Monkshood

Animals: Wolf, Bear, Eagle

Colors: Red, Silver, Gray, Gold

Tarot: King of Swords

Offerings: Wine, Strong Beer, Salt, Honey, Bread and Grains, Beef, Pork, Potatoes

🐄 Veles

God of: The Underworld, Earth, Water, Music, Magic, Trickery, Cattle, Wealth

Culture: Slavic

Symbols: The Symbol of Veles

Plants: Willow

Animals: Cow, Bear, Snake, Wolf, Dragon, Owl

Colors: Gold, Yellow, Red

Tarot: The Magician, The Hierophant, The Star, The Moon

Offerings: Cooked Corn, Bread, Herbs (especially Basil), Wooden Flutes and String Instruments, Black Wool or Fur, Things carved from Wood, Coins, Chicken, Mistletoe, Music, 

☦️ Virgin Mary

Goddess of: Mother of Jesus

Culture: Christian

Symbols: Golden Apples, Ashwood Box

Plants: Anemone, Lily of the Valley, Primula, Rose, Snowdrop, Strawberry

Animals: Songbirds

Colors: Green, Silver, Red, Yellow

Tarot: Page of Wands, Queen of Cups, Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: Candles, Sweet-smelling Oils, Herbs and Flowers that are sacred to her

🌧️ Zeus

God of: King of the Gods, The Sky, Weather, Law, Order, Justice, Hospitality

Culture: Greek

Symbols: Lightning Bolt, Cloud, Scepter, Throne, Aegis

Plants: Oak, Olive, Wild Celery, Artichoke, White Poplar, Linden Tree

Animals: Eagle, Bull, Cuckoos, Swan

Colors: Gold, Yellow, Blue, White, Purple, Silver

Tarot: The Emperor, Justice, Wheel of Fortune, King of Swords, The Fool

Offerings: Wine, Olive Oil, Water, Honey, Milk, Red Meat, Bread and Cakes, Rainwater, Golden Objects, Crowns, Scales, Eagle Feathers, Oak Branches and Leaves, Beef or Mutton, Whiskey, Cinnamon

[lostheathseeker]

About use of colors in witchcraft I actually learned in my dream when some guy called Peter told me this. I remember he told me that yellow is the color of transformation if used as energy

i really wish more witches and practitioners talked about the different types of energy and how you can use them. yeah sure theres the basic elemental energies and everyone knows about using “light” and “imagine a ball of light” and whatnot. but did you know you can use shadows? did you know you could use atoms specifically? did you know you could use colors? the void? the universe? stars? you know that anything that has energy, can be used in energy work?? because when i was a novice, i didn’t. and it made me sad/disconnected because the whole “imagine a white light protecting you” didn’t resonate with me well. but what did was the abundant scale of color, and usage of shadows and darkness.

#energy #witchy

[lostheathseeker]

Latawce

Slavic demons of weather/wind/clouds, have you ever heard of them? Well you are missing out on something!

Latawiec (singular form)/Latawce (plural form) are powerful demons of weather. Now, since Slavic mythology is so scarce most of information is also gone and only in some parts of Slavic villages some stories have survived. Most people believe that latawce usually abuse humans, and are nothing pleasant to encounter. This is of course believable since back then bad weather, lack of rains or hail could destroy houses and fields and everything a person would own. Bad weather would mostly mean death. However, there are rumors latawce could also help and mostly Witches could create fruitful relationships with those spirits.  Latawce are said to mostly look human-alike. Some say they look like smaller humans, dressed black and having crow’s wings. Some say that Latawce have unproportionally big hands and are usually pale. Sometimes such demon would take a form of a bird, bat, crow, owl or even an animal like a dog or goat (with ability to fly). Some of people claim to see a Latawiec as a bird with a skull instead of head.  There are claims that during weather catastrophes people would observe Latawce in the sky. Sometimes Latawce would come to people and would test their kindness. If kindness was not shown, Latawce were sure to hurt the person. 

As a Witch that tries to work with my slavic roots, I of course honor Latawce. Latawce like Witches but even a Witch can disrespect them. I ask them to bring rain or to delay it, to bring storm or to spare me of it. 

“Latawce, take clouds far away to the mountains take thunder, and hail, and rain whatever nature needs, shall be received but for now I beg you just wait” This is the spell I usually say when I am somewhere outside, and it starts to show the signs of storm. I say it to delay the outcome, just so I have time to find a place to hide. In my experience rain gets delayed even by few hours. Of course, a non-believer could say I have been having lots of luck. A person like me would smile towards the sky. After every help I leave an offering for these beings.

Credits: I dont own the photo. Photo comes from website “gm word of the week”

#witchcraft #witchy #mythology #slavic mythology #demons

[lostheathseeker]

North Node in signs:

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Aries North Node: during this lifetime you're going to follow your impulses and your instinct. Inspired actions are going to guide you and help you to reach all of your goals. You need to be brave, strong and action oriented.

Taurus North Node: during this lifetime you're going to learn patience, persistence and comfort. You should always follow the easiest and most comfortable path, you tend to over-complicate things due to your Scorpio South Node, you need to learn that things can be easy and that there's no need to rush.

Gemini North Node: during this lifetime you must learn how to express yourself in a proper way, you're going to be curious, smart and a knowledge's lover due to your Sagittarius South Node. You're going to feel the urge to communicate and inspire others.

Cancer North Node: during this lifetime you're going to struggle when it comes to intimacy and expressing your emotions. Your upbringing might be difficult, maybe you carry old wounds from some past lives, during this lifetime you might struggle with vulnerability, you're afraid to open up and create intimate relationships. Your mission is to heal those wounds and your roots.

Leo North Node: during this lifetime your mission is to create a healthy ego and to live as the main character. During your past lives you lived at the edges of society, you dedicated your time to humanitarian causes and activism, now you need to reclaim your role as the main character of your life. Creativity is going to be a big ally for your mission.

Virgo North Node: during this lifetime you need to learn how to build healthy boundaries, you're also going to put order into your life. During your past lives you dedicated your time to spirituality,now you need to feel in touch with the objective reality, schemes and routines again.

Libra North Node: during this lifetime, like Virgo NN, you're going to establish harmony and order again, during your past lives you probably lost your sense of balance, now you need to be more rational and open to cooperate with others (your Aries South Node might lead you toward individualism, being stubborn and impulsive)

Scorpio North Node: during your lifetime you're going to feel attracted to spirituality, the occult, mysteries and you might tend to chose the hardest paths, easy things could appear boring to you, you're going to search challenges that will help you growing up and learning. You're going to learn that materialism is not going to help you and fulfill your deepest needs.

Sagittarius North Node: during your lifetime you're going to expand your horizons, learn new things and travel a lot, you're going to feel attracted and inspired by things and concepts that looks distant and innovative. You're going to learn how to approach life with an optimistic mindset.

Capricorn North Node: during your lifetime your going to build structure and ambitious plans, you're going to learn how to leave your comfort zone and how to be more ambitious. This one is not going to be an easy path, it's going to be hard for you to distance yourself from old schemes and repetitive patterns, you need to learn how to be become independent.

Aquarius North Node: during this lifetime you're going to learn how to dissolve your ego, learn compassion toward humanity and open your mind. You might be too self centered because of your Leo South Node, you're going to learn how to balance your ego, you're also going to learn how to become more rational and less impulsive and proud.

Pisces North Node: during this lifetime you're going to learn how to open your mind, break boundaries and explore your spiritual side. Due to your Virgo North Node you might be too rational, critical and close minded, you're going to learn what subjectivity means, you're going to explore your emotional world, heal your inner wounds (and those of others) and to expand your consciousness.

ko-fi ☕️: sacerdotessa

[lostheathseeker]

Dirty Waters Curse

Use this curse if one of your friends betrays you or does something terrible to you, destroying the friendship. The curse brings sadness, thoughts of regret and makes them prone to wrong decisions. Do the curse during the new moon. You will need a bowl with water in it, candles (color and number does not matter), piece of paper and a pen, some ink, dirt (I would use distilled water but tap water is also ok). Now, always remember to protect yourself while doing a curse. Then light the candles or a candle and write on the paper her or his name, date of birth and add words: “You have angered me so watch our clean waters get dirty” and fold the paper, adding the address of the person/your ex-friend. Afterwards focus on the bowl with water and imagine your target. Then put some dirt into the water and say "Do you remember the soft waters we used to watch? Do you remember the boat I gave you to explore the clean waters? I take away that boat. So drown in deep waters without me" Then take the ink and add to the water so it looses its clean color Say "You are no friend. You are a traitor with a dirty dirty soul. So drown, loose mind, happiness in this black dirty water, in this black dirty hole" Wet the folded paper in the bowl. Blow the candles.

#magic #witchcraft #witch #witchblr #curse #spell #friendship

[lostheathseeker]

A while ago I saw a hack on tumblr I believe, that you can use dried avocado peels as offering plates and I am so glad I tried it. As a green/forest witch it is just a perfect idea. The person that invented this is a genius

[lostheathseeker]

"There are no boring places, only boring people" ~ John Corey Whaley

[lostheathseeker]

When doing spells...

I am not sure if someone has ever said it but I think using quotes is such a great idea, when making spells. I love reading and I love beautiful words and quotes I find in books or on internet, Tumblr including. I own a cute small notebook where I write all those precious words down and every single quote always makes me feel something.  We find quotes beautiful because they express the emotions and thoughts we knew we have but could never really describe.

Use this power. Use the emotions you feel while reading the quote. It is just a great boost! Making a love spell? Read them words/ paragraphs that describe the love the best to you. Job spell? Get you quotes telling about success that make you feel like a warrior!

#witchcraft #witchy tips #witchblr #quotes

[lostheathseeker]

Geralt: *just sitting in the corner and brooding*

Jaskier: