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Some doodles and sketches I’ve had laying around in my sketchbooks of a Rebecca redesign based off of folks on Twitter and Deviantart, the first left one is the latest one I’ve finished today.

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The presence of nightmares is often seen as the result of unprocessed trauma with the nightmare being seen as a way to process the emotions or as a message that the dreamer needs to process the particular emotion or situtation. Chevron Amethyst can assist by opening doorways to the subconscious providing the dreamer with strength and clarity to access their divine inner knowledge and wisdom. Additionally, these messages or dreams could come from contact with spirits or ones ancestors. 

Chakra: Third eye and Crown 

Element: Wind 

Cleansing: Smudge 

Charging: Place outside on a windy day for a period of time. 

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Amethyst is the crystal of wisdom, intuition, clarity and sleep. Twitter | Twitch | Deviantart | FurAffinity | Patreon | Website

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This gemstone set includes 72 pieces of natural crystals, including at least 15 of the types listed below, such as Amethyst, Clear Quartz, Rose Quartz, Aventurine, Rhodonite, Tiger's Eye, Obsidian, Fluorite, Lepidolite, Red Jasper, Mookaite Jasper, Lapis Lazuli, Dragon Blood Jasper, Ocean Jasper, Howlite, Mahogany Obsidian, Unakite, Crazy Lace Agate, South Africa Red Agate, Colorful Agate and more.

The crystals are tumbled and polished to a smooth surface and have a variety of shapes and sizes. They are ideal for placing on the crystal grids cards or using as thumb stones, palm stones or pocket stones. The crystals are about 0.5 inches in size.

The crystals have various healing properties and can be used for chakra balancing, energy therapy, meditation, reiki, witchcraft and other spiritual practices. They can also enhance your intuition, creativity and manifestation abilities.

The gemstone set is a perfect gift for yourself or your loved ones who are interested in crystals and their benefits. It can also be used as a beautiful home decor item that adds color and positive vibes to your space.

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Book Of Shadows Divider/Title Pages - BOS Pages

Book Of Shadows Divider/Title Pages - BOS Pages

  Book Of Shadows Divider/Title Pages - BOS Pages, Organize your Book of Shadows with these beautiful dividers. Included in this packages are: 5 Packs Of Divider / Title Pages With Different Backgrounds And Designs -ASTROLOGY -CRYSTALS -HERBOLOGY -MAGIC OILS -SABBATS -POTIONS AND BREWS -ESBATS -DIVINATION -FAERIE -PRAYERS -SPELLS -CANDLES -ANGELS -GOD AND GODDESSES -RITUALS -STONES -SHADOW WORK -DIVINATION -CANDLES -RECIPES -DEITIES -FAMILIARS -TOOLS -MAGIC OIL -PRAYERS   The Book of Shadows, or BOS, is used to store information you'll need in your magical tradition, whatever it may be. Many Pagans feel a BOS should be handwritten, but as technology progresses, some use their computer to store information as well. Don't let anyone tell you there's only one way to make your BOS, because you should use what works best for you. Bear in mind that a BOS is considered a sacred tool, which means it is an item of power that should be consecrated with all of your other magical tools. In many traditions, it is believed you should copy spells and rituals into your BOS by hand; this not only transfers energy to the writer, but it also helps you to memorize the contents. Make sure you write legibly enough that you’ll be able to read your notes during a ritual.

What to Include in Your Book of Shadows

When it comes to the contents of your personal BOS, there are a few sections that are nearly universally included. Book Of Shadows Divider/Title Pages - BOS Pages - Laws of Your Coven or Tradition: Believe it or not, magic has rules. While they may vary from group to group, it’s a really good idea to keep them at the front of your BOS as a reminder of what constitutes acceptable behavior and what doesn’t. If you’re part of an eclectic tradition that doesn’t have written rules, or if you’re a solitary witch, this is a good place to write down what you think are acceptable rules of magic. After all, if you don’t set yourself some guidelines, how will you know when you’ve crossed over them? This may include a variation on the Wiccan Rede, or some similar concept. - A Dedication: If you’ve been initiated into a coven, you may want to include a copy of your initiation ceremony here. However, many Wiccans dedicate themselves to a God or Goddess long before they become part of a coven. This is a good place to write out who you are dedicating yourself to, and why. This can be a lengthy essay, or it can be as simple as saying, “I, Willow, dedicate myself to the Goddess today, June 21, 2007.” - Gods and Goddesses: Depending on what pantheon or tradition you follow, you may have a single God and Goddess, or a number of them. Your BOS is a good place to keep legends and myths and even artwork concerning your Deity. If your practice is an eclectic blend of different spiritual paths, it’s a good idea to include that here. - Correspondence Tables: When it comes to spellcasting, correspondence tables are some of your most important tools. Phases of the moon, herbs, stones and crystals, colors – all have different meanings and purposes. Keeping a chart of some sort in your BOS guarantees that this information will be at the ready when you really need it. If you have access to a good almanac, it’s not a bad idea to record a years’ worth of moon phases by date in your BOS. Also, put together a section in your BOS for herbs and their uses. Ask any experienced Pagan or Wiccan about a specific herb, and chances are good that they’ll expound on not only the magical uses of the plant but also the healing properties and history of use. Herbalism is often considered the core of spellcasting because plants are an ingredient that people have used for literally thousands of years. Remember, many herbs should not be ingested, so it’s important to research thoroughly before you take anything internally. - Sabbats, Esbats, and Other Rituals: The Wheel of the Year includes eight holidays for most Wiccans and Pagans, although some traditions do not celebrate all of them. Your BOS can include rituals for each of the Sabbats. For example, for Samhain, you may wish to create a rite that honors your ancestors and celebrates the end of the harvest, while for Yule you may want to write down a celebration of the Winter Solstice. A Sabbat celebration can be as simple or complex as you wish. If you’ll be celebrating each full moon, you’ll want to include an Esbat rite in your BOS. You can use the same one each month, or create several different ones tailored to the time of year. You may also wish to include sections on how to cast a circle and Drawing Down the Moon, a rite that celebrates the invoking of the Goddess at the time of the full moon. If you’ll be doing any rites for healing, prosperity, protection, or other purposes, be sure to include them here. - Divination: If you’re learning about Tarot, scrying, astrology, or any other form of divination, keep information in here. When you experiment with new methods of divination, keep a record of what you do and the results you see in your Book of Shadows. - Sacred Texts: While it’s fun to have a bunch of new shiny books on Wicca and Paganism to read, sometimes it’s just as nice to have information that’s a little more established. If there is a certain text that appeals to you, such as The Charge of the Goddess, an old prayer in an archaic language, or a particular chant that moves you, include it in your Book of Shadows. - Magical Recipes: There’s a lot to be said for “kitchen witchery,” because for many people, the kitchen is the center of hearth and home. As you collect recipes for oils, incense, or herb blends, keep them in your BOS. You may even want to include a section of food recipes for Sabbat celebrations. - Spell Crafting: Some people prefer to keep their spells in a separate book called a grimoire, but you can also keep them in your Book of Shadows. It’s easier to keep spells organized if you divide them up by purpose: prosperity, protection, healing, etc. With each spell you include, particularly if you write your own rather than using someone else's ideas, make sure you also leave room to include information on when the working was performed and what the outcome was. Book Of Shadow Pages Shop Home Page Read the full article

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What does fake amethyst cluster look like how we identified?

Crystalwellness Online Store Australia: A fake amethyst cluster may have several visual cues that can help identify it. Here are some characteristics to look out for when determining if an amethyst cluster is genuine or fake:

Color: Natural amethyst clusters typically have a range of purple hues, from pale lavender to deep violet. Be wary of clusters that have an unnaturally vibrant or uniform color, as this may indicate that they are synthetic or artificially enhanced.

Transparency: Genuine amethyst clusters often have a transparent to translucent appearance, allowing you to see through the crystal formations. Fake amethyst clusters may lack this transparency, appearing cloudy or opaque instead.

Crystal Structure: Amethyst clusters are composed of individual crystals that grow together, forming a cluster-like structure. Authentic clusters will have distinct, well-formed crystals with defined terminations (tips) and various sizes. In contrast, fake amethyst clusters might have uniform or irregular crystal shapes, lacking the natural variations seen in genuine specimens.

Growth Patterns: Look closely at the growth patterns of the crystals within the cluster. Natural amethyst crystals typically grow in six-sided prismatic shapes with pyramid-like terminations. Fake clusters may have crystals that lack this natural growth pattern, appearing more irregular or uniform in shape.

Surface Texture: Real amethyst clusters often have a rough and uneven surface texture, with individual crystals exhibiting natural imperfections and irregularities. Fake clusters may have a perfectly smooth or overly polished surface, indicating artificial manipulation.

Weight and Density: While not easily determined visually, the weight and density of a cluster can provide additional clues. Authentic amethyst clusters are relatively heavy due to the presence of quartz, the mineral that makes up amethyst. Fake clusters made from materials like glass or resin may be noticeably lighter.

Price and Source: Unusually low prices or sellers with questionable reputations can also be indicators of a fake amethyst cluster. Genuine amethyst clusters are relatively valuable, and prices are generally reflective of their quality and rarity.

It's important to note that these characteristics should be considered in combination rather than individually. If you have doubts about the authenticity of an amethyst cluster, it is recommended to consult with an expert gemologist or visit a reputable gemstone dealer for further evaluation.