#for a digital grimoire

[lunar-witchin]

coffee magic ☕️

a list of simple tips and correspondences for coffee magic

— sun water | energy, happiness

— new moon water | new beginnings, new projects

— full moon water | manifesting, calming

— cinnamon | love, happiness, money

— honey | friendships, relationships, protection

— sugar | manifesting, attraction

— nutmeg | legal matters, good luck

— clove | protection, clarity, abundance

— cardamom | love, lust, confidence, beauty

— anise | purification, protection, love

— ginger | quicken manifestations

— cocoa | grounding, prosperity

— vanilla | calming, good luck, love

— hazelnut | protection, fertility, wisdom

— milk I growth, fertility, strength

— oat milk | prosperity, abundance, fertility

— almond milk | love, prosperity, wisdom

— coconut milk | cleansing, protection, blessing

— stir clockwise | to manifest

— stir counterclockwise | to banish

— paint sigils on your coffee mug / glass

— read your coffee grounds / cream clouds

— scry using black coffee as a reflective surface

[crazycatsiren]

Grimoire - Decolonizing Witchcraft

Racist Stereotypes About Magic What you mean to say: Karma Edition Depth and Cultural Appropriation in Witchcraft Racism, Spirituality, and Witchblr Making Magic More Inclusive Accidental Appropriation Closed Traditions Aren't a Monolith. Chakras - What they really are CHAKRAS (are not what you think they are) Recognizing the difference between real history and pseudohistory

More related posts at: For Pagans/Witches to Beware of My Posts Related to My Practices Religions and Deities

[lucid-elroxx]

yes that’s one of the grimoires

[forestoflys]

How to Dehydrate Herbs

This is my first post on my newly-minted digital grimoire, so I thought I'd start out with info I already know. Here's a short little guide on how to dehydrate herbs and other materials at home in your oven (if you have one). I usually dehydrate fresh materials instead of hanging them as firstly: I have a cat who will find a way to reach anything I hang up to dry, and secondly: there are some materials I don't feel comfortable leaving out in open air as they will likely rot. Also, it just saves on drying time.

Steps:

1. Grab whatever you want to dehydrate whether it be fruits, peels, herbs, veg, or (my favourite) eggshells.

Important Note: DO NOT EVER put plants which are known to be toxic or whose origins are unclear in your oven. It's never worth it.

2. Place your items on a sheet pan with parchment paper underneath (there may be lingering oils on the pan, but if you are okay with that feel free to skip the parchment).

3. If your oven is fancy and you have a dehydration setting, great! Use the recommended temperature. If not, set your oven between 160-190*. I usually set it lower, but if you're short on time it will work higher.

4. This is the most crucial step: keep your oven door slightly ajar in order to let moisture escape. However, very importantly DO NOT EVER LEAVE YOUR OPEN OVEN UNATTENDED (or your closed one, for that matter), especially if you have an older oven. Basic fire safety applies here.

5. The process usually takes around 2 hours if you are dehydrating thinner plants, but may take up to 3-4 if you are dehydrating something thicker like citrus peels or fruit slices. Either way, be prepared to wait a bit. You will know they are done when you can easily crush them if plants or they are breakably-solid if peels. With eggshells they will be brittle anyways, but it's nice to dehydrate them to more easily grind into a powder and also to kill any lingering bacteria.

6. Store herbs as you usually would in a container away from sunlight. Enjoy!

Sources:

Printer's Ornament (Chiswick Press, 192)

[stardustedreams222]

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[lexiord-art]

Week 2 Daily Sketches!

Feel free to leave suggestions, y'all! ^^

[pantamonte]

Forgot to upload this here

[mferret9]

Inktober Day 11: Deal

I knew immediately what I wanted to draw for this day when I first saw the prompt list. I'm really happy with how it turned out!

[maxiswitchcraftandpaganblog]

My Digital Grimoire is Complete*!

All of the pages on my digital grimoire are complete! Feel free to look through them and reference them if you need to!

There are pages on:

color associations

animal associations

moon phase associations

associations of the moon in different signs

tarot card meanings (including yes/no)

associations of herbs and botanicals

crystal associations

hellenic deities

associations of different kinds of water (ex: moon, sea, river, well...)

associations of days of the week

associations of days in the wheel of the year

associations of planets

I hope this helps somebody!

*i will continue to add little things here and there to the site but all the basic stuff is done!

[orbit-paintings]

when you're arting and multy-chaotic idea happens with @ongasu-karasu

[blood-maid]

girls night // drugs

[lunar-witchin]

full moon associations 🌕

[crazycatsiren]

Grimoire - Herbalism

Magical Powder Recipes Stinging Nettle The magic of roses herbal preparation types Herbal Glossary Types of herbal remedies From infusions and tinctures to oils and salves Drying and harvesting herbs Orange/Tangerine How to correspondence: food & herbs Easy Negative Energy Absorption Using Herbs in Witchcraft Chinese folk magic: PEACHES Seeds in Witchcraft Ash of Roses How to Dehydrate Herbs How to Apply the concept of Herbal Energetics to your spell work

[saint-guillotine]

My Secret Grimoire - link!

[ceruleankitkats]

bunny detective grimoire?

bunny grimoire :) and sally too bc i love her

[heartcruncher]

Common Cleaning Oils

Eucalyptus

Mundane use: air freshener, kills household germs

Magical use: healing, brings in fresh energy, purification, new beginnings

Lavender

Mundane use: antibacterial, fragrant

Magical use: protection, peace, sleep, purification, love/self-love

Lemon

Mundane use: antibacterial, antiviral, air freshener, degreaser

Magical use: cleansing, removing blockages, purifying, spiritual opening

Lime

Mundane use: antiviral, antiseptic, antibacterial, air freshener

Magical use: purification, joy, happiness, tranquility

Peppermint

Mundane use: antibacterial, repellent, air freshener

Magical use: protection, repelling unwanted energies, healing, peace

Pine

Mundane use: kills household germs and yeast spores

Magical use: purification, abundance, success, new opportunities, repelling negativity

Rosemary

Mundane use: antiseptic, antibacterial, bug repellent, air freshener

Magical use: protection, purification, memory, learning

Source: Hearth and Home Witchcraft: Rituals and Recipes to Nourish Home and Spirit by Jennie Blonde