neptunianparadise:

Please read!

My father doesn’t believe that dissociation is a real thing. He’s very ignorant towards the subject. Please like/reblog if you have experienced dissociation either at some point in your life, or if it’s a daily struggle. I want to let him know that he’s wrong.

-Misty

mxmystx:

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Emoji spell to strengthen a relationship. May you have a healthy, happy, and fulfilling love.

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mxmystx:

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Love strengthening emoji spell for people in long distance/online relationships. May your WiFi connection/cell signal be strong, and your relationship be stronger.

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thatlittlemoonwitch:

Inspired by @uurbain​ ’s salt bottle caps.

At first, I wanted to add herbs to the salt, but worried about how well that would stick. So, I put herbs in the bottom and poured melted wax over top.

Basil + dill and the first layer of wax.

The second layer of wax is hard.

Plus, a luck sigil on the back.

Possible variations:

• carve/scratch a sigil or rune into the wax
• use a coloured candle depending on correspondences (I used white because it’s the one I had)
• add essential oils
• add salt to the wax (tho I’m not sure how well this would work)
• glitter
• a paper with a sigil on it in the bottom of the cap
  

dandthegods:

The gods haven’t left us, but some say they are forgotten

Zeus roars his battle cry as lightning strikes skyscrapers and thunder rolls over corn fields and grassy plains.

Hera sings a lullaby to the crying newborn babies every night and hold the hand of those born early, those fighting to survive.

Artemis screams her protest in the voices of every woman, young and old, as they raise their fists for equality.

Demeter whistles through the streets of cities, rustling the leaves of scarce trees, reminding the concrete jungle of the jungles around them.

Poseidon bellows through the foghorns of steam ships, cruise liners and cargo ships as they dock into the harbour.

Hephaestus hammers his forge’s red fires with the punch of a time-clock and in the muscles strains of the working man.

Apollo blasts his voice through every headphone, earbud and speaker turned way too loud.

Ares’ battle cry echoes through a stadium as the crowd cheers after a national anthem is played.

Aphrodite whispers in the giggles and “I love you"s said between lovers intimating.

Hermes laughs in the roar of every engine and the gurgle of gasoline through the pump.

Dionysus cheers in the spirit of every young person celebrating themselves and making their lives enjoyable.

Athena hums in the silence of a late night library visit, in the turn of a page and the scratch of a pen.

Hestia smiles in every host saying “come in”, in every oven’s beeping, and the sigh of relaxation in ones home.

Hades beams in every dark humoured joke, in every Halloween night, and in every morning after.

They say the gods are gone, forgotten and a world away.
But they are here, if you look for them.

shrineforhestia:

Prayer to Hestia

I pray to you,Hestia, to keep those who do not have a home warm and comforted

I pray that you show hope to those who have lost their way

I pray that those who do not feel safe will find safety through you

I pray that every fire that can be lit will be lit and that the memories made around the flames will be cherished

monkeykiing:

So I’m doing a project on modern witches and I’m looking for some statistics. Please reblog this if you identify as LGBTQ and practice some form of witchcraft!

westcoaststrega:

Deity Jars

Having a small living space can cause lots of witchy problems. One thing that I struggled finding space for was an altar for the deities I follow. I’ve seen lots of posts about making travel sized altars in mint tins for the busy or closeted witch and that’s where I got the inspiration to make my deity jars!

What you can do is get a wide mouth jar (there are loads available at places like the Dollar Store for a witch on a budget) and fill it with plants, crystals, and other items that are sacred or are of some significance to the deity you’re making it for.

For example, my Aphrodite jar is filled with dried rose petals, pearl-like beads on a necklace, rose quartz, clear quartz, sea shells, and coral.

You can use the jars for worship, prayers, meditation, harnessing the energy of the deity for spells, or for amplifying your own energy for spells that would fall into the deities domain.

I’ve used my Aphrodite jar for all sorts of love spells! I’ve used it focus my intent during spells and if a love spell requires writing your intent on paper, I just put the finished writings inside the jar for a period of time based on lunar phases or until the spell is completed and accomplished.

The Deity Jars can be used for any pantheon and are relatively cheap and easy to make! If you have any questions don’t be afraid to ask!