#journaling for beginners
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geekycozyart · 11 months ago
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Journal inspo
Some of my favorite spreads in my journal. 📝
What’s your favorite one?
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sandramiksaauthor · 2 years ago
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Journaling for Beginners: find your voice, change your life, and manifes...
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thewitcheslist · 2 years ago
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nephritebabie · 5 months ago
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do not go and see that mf yall it’s a trap
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thejournallo · 1 year ago
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Explain the basic: Shielding and Banishing
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Shielding and banishing are two of the most important things you have to learn before you start your journey as a witch. Both practices are essential for maintaining energetic boundaries and ensuring a safe environment for magical or spiritual work. used to protect oneself from negative energies, entities, or influences and to remove unwanted energies or entities from a space. Here's a breakdown of shielding and banishing in witchcraft:
Shielding:
Shielding involves creating a protective barrier around oneself, which acts as a defense against negative energies or influences. It helps maintain personal boundaries and prevents unwanted energies from affecting one's well-being. Common methods of shielding include:
Visualization: Visualizing a shield of white light, a protective bubble, or an impenetrable barrier around your body. This visualization can be accompanied by the intention of repelling negativity while allowing positive energies to flow.
Energy Manipulation: Drawing upon personal energy or universal energy to create a protective shield. This can involve using hand movements, gestures, or energy manipulation techniques to form and maintain the shield.
Use of Objects or Symbols: Carrying protective talismans, amulets, or symbols such as pentagrams, runes, or protective sigils that represent personal protection. These items can aid in maintaining the shield's strength.
Banishing:
Banishing refers to the act of removing negative energies, entities, or influences from a person, place, or space. It's a method used to cleanse and purify an area or oneself from unwanted energies. Common practices for banishing include:
Smudging [which is a closed practice]or Cleansing: Burning herbs like [sage, palo santo], or cedar to clear a space of negative energies. Using the smoke to cleanse and purify the environment.
Salt or Protective Circles: Sprinkling salt around a space or creating a protective circle by physically drawing or visualizing it to keep unwanted energies out or to contain them within the circle for removal.
Rituals and Spells: Performing rituals or casting spells specifically designed for banishing. This involves using candles, herbs, oils, and specific incantations to remove negative influences or energies.
Invocation of Higher Powers: Calling upon higher spiritual entities, deities, or guides associated with protection or cleansing to aid in banishing unwanted energies or entities.
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blossomingsouthernwitch · 9 months ago
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I know most people picture Hades in his very serious, king of the underworld aspect, but he has shown me a ton of his hidden sense of humor.
Like the other day I ordered a little statue of him for my altar. I get the package today and guess what? The package contained 16 of the same statue! I went back and checked my receipt-I was only charged for one but they must have somehow went me a whole pack of them by accident!
It honestly had me cracking up so much like he’s so not subtle and has his unserious moments and that’s what I love so much about working with him
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shunrehihosumedha · 3 months ago
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“I love lilies. Blue lilies but they are so hard to find…”
Were the words that he told me the moment I asked him what he adores the most. It took me a while to make his vision my reality and I am so happy how it turned out.
I know his admiration and love for Vincent Van Gogh, and how he collects every little piece that he finds that resonates with the artist. Because of his biased nature for Vincent’s aesthetics and of course his love for lilies, I crocheted Starry Night themed lily bouquet for him, with two sunflowers that resonates the moon and frame of the painting.
I know he will love this more than anything and I hope to make him smile just the way he will when see these flowers I made for him.
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caffeinec0rpse · 8 months ago
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20 day challenge for beginners to witchcraft
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***this challenge may be valuable to experienced witches who wish to brush up on their basics
there are a few things to understand before we begin:
⛥you will need a journal to record your findings each day. this can be physical or online. i recommend physical because you remember things better when you are writing them down, but either is fine.
⛥it is of utmost importance that you understand the difference between good sources and bad sources, and are able to locate the original source where your information is coming from
⛥ this challenge involves lots of self-guided research as well as applied practice so be prepared to put the work in
⛥this challenge will not teach you everything there is to know as a beginner, but i think it will be a good jumping off point.
⛥don't worry about it if you miss a day or take multiple days to complete one of the prompts. you can take this challenge at your own pace, or do it for 20 days straight. however, i do not recommend that you attempt multiple days activities in a single day. take it slow so you can dedicate the time to fully learning, and aren't overwhelmed.
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okay! let's begin :D
**remember to write everything down in your journal!!!! dont worry about "getting things right" just try your best!!!
Day 1: Find 3 different spells (online, in a book, anywhere). Try to figure out why the creator decided to use the materials they chose. Why are certain colors, tools, or herbs being used in the spell, and what do they represent/mean? What symbolism is being used in the method/steps of the spell to represent attaining the desired effect?
Day 2: Research meditation. What cultures practice forms of meditation? What are some different types, techniques, and purposes of meditation? Why do witches use meditation in their practice? Attempt a basic meditation technique based on your findings. Meditate daily if you can for the strongest benefits.
Day 3: Find a plant or crystal. Try to feel for its energy. Write down what you sense. Research methods if you’re having trouble sensing energy. Once you feel you have everything you’re going to be able to sense from it written down, try to research current spiritual uses + historical folklore/mythology surrounding the plant/crystal. Does it match up to what you sensed? Are historical connotations important to you or do you feel your personal intuitive sense of it/personal experiences are more important to you? Or do you value them equally?
Day 4: Research grounding and centering. How are they performed? What purpose are they used for? Why do people find them important for spellwork? Attempt one or both.
Day 5: Research closed practices, cultural appropriation, and spiritual bypassing. What harm can they cause? Why is it important to avoid these things?
Day 6: Research self-love spells. What are they for? What are some ways people do them? Attempt to perform a self love spell.
Day 7: Research shielding and warding. What do they do? Why are they important? Attempt one or both.
Day 8: Research shadow work. What is it? Why do people find it important for practicing witchcraft? Does it seem like something you would benefit from? Why or why not? Find a shadow work journaling prompt that calls to you and journal freely about it.
Day 9: Research the moon phases. What intentions does each phase assist with? What does each phase represent? Think about the symbolism of waxing and waning. attracting and repelling.
Day 10: Journal freely about the following questions: Why do you feel drawn to practice witchcraft? Have you always felt connection to nature or to the spirit world? What do you think your practice will do for you or help you with?
Day 11: Research item enchantment. What that is, why someone would want to enchant an object and methods of doing so. Attempt to enchant an object.
Day 12: Choose an herb and research its current spiritual uses and historical folklore surrounding it. Look into whether it has any scientifically verified medicinal properties. Be wary of pseudoscience. Find any other information about it that interests you. Try to draw it if you feel inclined to do so.
Day 13: Try a meditation technique or guided meditation you have never attempted before. Write about your experience and how you felt before, during, and after.
Day 14: Research altars. What are they? What are they used for? Do you think you want to use one? If so, what would you put on it? Why? If you have the means to, create an altar inside or outside your house. Be mindful that if your altar is outside, what you place on it may affect the environment. Be responsible.
Day 15: Journal freely about the following questions: Do you believe in human spirits? Do you believe in non-human spirits? Do you believe deities exist? Do you believe in house spirits, land spirits, spirits of bodies of water, and/or elemental spirits? Do you believe in demons? What experiences do you have that you feel impact your answers to any of the above questions?
Day 16: Research divination. What is it for? What are 5 different methods people use to divine? What are the origins of those methods?
Day 17: Choose your own path for today! Choose any topic relating to witchcraft that you're interested in and write down as much as you can about it! Dive as deep as you desire
Day 18: Research folklore about the seasons in your region. What do the seasons represent to you? What sort of symbolism do you attach to them?
Day 19: Choose an intention and perform a spell purely based on your intuition. Don't plan anything. Just do what feels right. Feel the vibe and act.
Day 20: You did it ! Reflect on what you learned, and what you wish to learn next. Which days were challenging for you? Which days were easy? Which day did you enjoy the most? Did your findings meet your expectations?
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po1ntof1ntervent1on · 3 months ago
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I am punished by love (III)
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coven-of-genesis · 2 days ago
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Dream Witchcraft: Casting Spells in Your Sleep
Your dreams are not just random—they’re portals, messages, and magical realms. Dream magic is the practice of working with your dreams for insight, healing, and manifestation. Sleep becomes your spell.
1. Create a Dream Space
Cleanse your room. Place amethyst, mugwort*, or lavender by your bed. Use soft lighting or a white candle to calm the energy before sleep.
2. Keep a Dream Journal
Write everything—images, feelings, symbols—immediately upon waking. Patterns will form, and messages will become clearer.
3. Set Intentions Before Sleep
Whisper a desire or question before bed:
“Show me what I need to know.”
“Tonight, I visit my inner temple.”
4. Work with Moon Phases
• Full Moon – prophetic dreams
• New Moon – dream planting (manifestation)
• Waning Moon – dream release (letting go)
5. Lucid Dreaming & Astral Travel
Practice awareness in your dreams. Use sigils or symbols to guide and protect you. Place a protective charm near your bed before attempting deeper dream work.
Dreams are not just stories—they’re spells in disguise.
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geekycozyart · 11 months ago
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New journal spread in my journal! Have been playing Good pizza, great pizza and I love it so much! Anyone know of any similar cozy games like this one?
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1313ablackcat1313 · 5 months ago
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3 Card Spreads
There are many beginner friendly 3 Card Spreads that you can do to practice learning the meanings of the cards:
Past, Present, Future
You, A Person, Your Connection
A Person, A Person, Their Connection
You, A Situation, The Outcome
Mind, Body, Spirit
You, A Choice, The Outcome
A Problem, The Cause, The Solution
Situation, Obstacle, Advice
3 Card Spreads are extremely versatile and you can even come up with a few of your own.
These are my favorites to do because they're quick and easy to understand. I like doing these for my friends the most.
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pinklimonart · 6 months ago
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Here’s some of the supporting characters from my Monster High Junior Year AU. (Technically clawds a main character, but there was no room last post)
Check my insta for the student profiles/alt outfits
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nephritebabie · 5 months ago
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seculartarotreader · 8 months ago
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Secular Sunday Sh*tpost
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You don’t have to separate tarot from your spirituality, but I found it a freeing when I gave secular tarot reading a try.
There was less pressure on myself to read a card (and predicting the future) “correctly” and more of a focus on my own thoughts and feelings. For me, tarot serves as tool to help me understand myself, and the more I understand, the better I can learn from past mistakes and prepare for whatever the future holds.
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stardroppoetry · 26 days ago
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pages i did in my journal!
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