If you’re so inclined, leave a token of gratitude for tree spirits and forest fae. Gathering fallen twigs and branches outdoors is a moving meditation-one that will also feed your cauldron or brazier. Learn to identify different woods and their unique energies to add another layer of correspondence to your spellwork. Thanks to the generosity of trees, you needn’t spend a lot of a money to keep the hearth fire burning.
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Signing up for free trials with an e-book service is another way to score witchy reads at no cost.įew things stir a Witch’s heart as much as a dancing flame. No book exchange near you? Many ancient texts (and older books on witchcraft) are available online for free. If you have friends who are also interested in witchcraft or Wicca, you might consider organizing a book swap to make the most of your book collections. Independent bookstores and public libraries sometimes have a discard box where they offer damaged and out-of-date books for free. One of the best steps you can take to increase your magickal knowledge is to read. Then put the stone back on the ground to mellow out. Hold the stone between your hands while visualizing the unwanted energy flowing outward. They're happy to absorb excess energy when you’re feeling jittery or ungrounded. Ordinary rocks are also an empath's best friend. Flat rocks can be painted and charged as talismans. Try using blessed stones for circle-casting or setting up wards around your property. They embody the energy of Earth-patient, protective, and steadfast. But even garden-variety stones can be helpful magickal partners. When people mention magickal stones, they’re usually thinking of gemstones and crystals with their various energetic properties.
One popular folk magick remedy for “freezing” an enemy involves water, an ice cube tray, and a photo or personal effect.I’m sure you can guess the rest. If you have a running tap, you have access to a tool for scrying, cleansing, healing, devotional practices, and more.
But don’t underestimate its magickal power. Water is a sacred resource that most of us are fortunate enough to take for granted. But even regular old table salt will do the job if you’re in a tight spot. Sure, there’s ritual black salt, Himalayan pink salt, and exotic sea salts gussied up with herbs and essential oils. Salt is excellent for grounding yourself quickly. Salt and water make a cleansing wash for ritual tools and sacred space.
It wasn’t too much of a stretch for early humans to ascribe magickal properties to the stuff.Ī pinch of salt is an ingredient in many traditional charms against evil. Salt’s exemplary reputation reaches back into prehistory, when people first noticed that it keeps food from spoiling. Salt is an age-old ingredient for rituals of blessing and protection. If regular printer paper doesn't seem magickal enough, you could try tea-staining it for a rustic parchment effect. When you use it in your magick, you’ll have the satisfaction of knowing that you’re helping the Earth at the same time. Store-bought paper is inexpensive, but re-purposed paper is free! Try saving scrap paper at home or collecting paper waste from local businesses. Every time you mark an empty page, you are performing a magickal act-the creation of something from nothing. Filling a Book of Shadows, recording affirmations, automatic writing, and drafting sigils are just a few examples. Here are nine easy ways to stock your altar without even touching your wallet: The thrifty Witch knows that successful magick doesn’t need to be expensive. Magickal stuff is all around us, and some of it doesn’t cost a thing.
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