#llewellyn's witches' datebook 2022

[witchyfashion]

Live better, stay organized, and celebrate your Craft every day with Llewellyn's 2022 Witches' Datebook. This wonderful tool features beautiful illustrations from award-winning artist Jennifer Hewitson, a variety of ways to celebrate the Wheel of the Year, and powerful wisdom from practicing witches.

Learn about incorporating the elements into your magic (James Kambos), discover a hands-on guide to making potions (Michael Furie), empower your magic with seasonal energies (Melissa Tipton), work with a new moon forecast for 2022 (Danielle Blackwood) and a grief eater spell (Sasha Graham). Within these pages you will also find Sabbat musings, spells, recipes, and more than 100 magical tips. This indispensable, on-the-go tool will make all your days more magical.

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[jasper-pagan-witch]

Attempting 2022 Projects

In the midst of offline work stuff, doing many tarot readings over at @jasper-tarot-reader, AND getting ready to do more work, I've finally sat down and named the book (or at least, the first one) that I'm going to use for the @2022grimoirechallenge.

The Zeta Witchbook vol. 1, subtitle 2022 Grimoire Challenge (to remind myself that I'm doing that), with the date of 1/1/2022 to an un-entered final date for this copy. It's got a black cover and is a college-ruled notebook (college-ruled is best to get more information on one page, which I appreciate more than writing tall on wide-ruled).

Volumes 2 through 5, if needed because of wordiness, are the same in every way except for the cover, the volume number, and the beginning date(s) and will be filled in as needed over the course of 2022. The different cover colors are (in order of how they'll be used) blue, green, yellow, and red.

ADDITIONALLY, I have also picked up the 2022 copy of Llewellyn's Witches' Datebook to follow for the year and review at the end AND a copy of the 2022 Farmer's Almanac (I almost put "Falmer's Almanac", oof).

AND I'm going to be trying to observe different holidays related to my craft next year, now that I've got dates, numbers, and ideas ready.

2022 is gonna be packed to hell and back with witch-related work for me, clearly.

That's not even going into what my November looks like right now with a NaNoWriMo project and my own personal grimoire challenge (where I try to write at least one entry into the Epsilon Ledger vol. 1, my beloved new grimoire that I picked up from Walmart). December, please be kind and restful for me.

[productivewitch]

Hi!! What planner are you using with the moon phase info?

Hello!

I'm so honored that you like it enough to ask. It was a present from my best friend (@soulful-blue). He knows me too well! Here's where you can find it. The title is 'Llewellyn's Witches Datebook'. It's really beautifully made. Their multiple pieces of artwork and recipes inside. I try not to post them too much out of respect. It also includes moon phases, information for gardening, and a lot of astrology. Hopefully, that's helpful! I noticed they already made one for 2022. I'm considering buying that for myself soon.

Thanks again for asking! <3

~MP

[stardustwanderertarot]

Registration is open head to @witch_city_tarot for more info I hope to see you there and Im excited to be a part of the Planning Coven this year👏🏼👏🏼🖤 Grab your tix today so you will get to see the fantastical Sasha Graham @sashatarotdiva credit: @witch_city_tarot We are so excited to welcome @sashatarotdiva as our keynote speaker, July 22-24, 2022! Sasha Graham teaches and lectures around the world. Her work has been translated into Chinese, Italian, Russian, French, Spanish, Polish, and Portuguese. She is the author of Tarot Diva, 365 Tarot Spreads, 365 Tarot Spells, Llewellyn’s Complete Book of the Rider Waite Smith Tarot, and the Magic of Tarot. She served as editor and writer of Lo Scarabeo’s Tarot Fundamentals, Tarot Experience, and Tarot Compendium & Tarot Original 1909 series. Sasha is a contributing author of Llewellyn’s Magical Almanac, 2020, 2022, Witches’ Datebook 2022, and Llewellyn’s Witches’ Calendar, 2021, 2023. Her tarot decks include Tarot of Haunted House, Dark Wood Tarot and the forthcoming Tarot of the Witch's Garden. Sasha’s evolving story (you might call it a fairy tale) just goes to show you what happens when you push forward, follow your instincts, and believe in magic. 🎟 Registration open via link in bio or visit WitchCityTarotGathering.com . . #witchcitytarotgathering #tarot #tarotconference #salem #witchcity #tarotcommunity #learn #empower #transformation #change #thingstodoinsalem (at Saratoga Springs, New York) https://www.instagram.com/stardustwanderertarot/p/CXe6IGXM5oh/?utm_medium=tumblr