death-witch-envy: Haha thank you anon!!! I actually don’t study much alchemy myself. I know that Sacred Texts has an entire list of ancient alchemy PDFs, where I’ve picked up snippets of resources.Does anyone else have book recommendations for anon?
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Alchemy
astreathewitch: Hello witchy friends! 🌙 I’ve been looking a lot into alchemy lately. I have always been interested in it but I’ve never actually studied it until recently, and I’ve found a lot of interesting ideas. First of all - what is alchemy? There are many definitions of it. Superficially, alchemy is said to be … Continue reading Alchemy
Fire Dragon Associations
nightkunoichi: These are some items and ingredients that I personally associate for use with fire dragons in spells Herbs and Spices Cinnamon Cloves Paprika Chipoltle flakes Cayenne Pepper Black Pepper Roses Bay Leaves Rosemary Rubbed Sage Ginger Nettle Cardamom All spice Sunflower Items and Tools Candles Wands Incense (Specifically the warmer scents) Ashes Lanterns Thorns … Continue reading Fire Dragon Associations
Death Witchcraft FAQ + Masterpost
death-witch-envy: I realize that others have written up posts on death witchcraft, but I decided to write one as resources on this craft are scarce and I know many are curious. Note that every witch practices the craft differently, and for different reasons; these are just my personal experiences based on myself and the death … Continue reading Death Witchcraft FAQ + Masterpost
Tarot Cheat Sheet
t-witch-y: The Fool: Beginnings, innocence, spontaneity, free spirit. Reverse: Naivety, foolishness, risk-taking The Magician: Power, skill, concentration, action, resourcefulness. Reverse: Manipulation, poor planning, latent talents. The High Priestess: Intuition, higher powers, mystery, subconscious mind. Reverse: Hidden agendas, listen to inner voice. The Empress: fertility, femininity, beauty, nature, abundance. Reverse: Creative block, dependence. The Emperor: Authority, … Continue reading Tarot Cheat Sheet
gothdolly: Throughout history, the crow/raven have been associated with both positive and negative symbolic meanings. The most common are: Life magic; mystery of creation Destiny, personal transformation, alchemy Intelligence Higher perspective Being fearless, audacious Flexibility, adaptability Trickster, manipulative, mischevious Other traditional meanings associate them with bad omen, death, and dark witchcraft. The crow also carries … Continue reading
Messengers: Part I – The Crow
krowyn: Crows guide magick & sacred law, flying between worlds. This is first in a set of discussions on messengers and familiar spirit guides. Animals, like the crow, have important wisdom and gifts that they seek to awaken in us. We must pay attention to these symbols of spirit and that which is magick. The … Continue reading Messengers: Part I – The Crow
The Magic of Crows and Ravens
moonlightacademy: In Native American mythology these birds are greatly respected. Some southwestern tribes believed the raven was a bringer of light that escaped from the darkness. They associated the raven with creation because it brought light where there was none. In other tribes the raven and crow were thought to be tricksters and … Continue reading The Magic of Crows and Ravens
A Basic Introduction to Pyromancy
lychnomancer: Hello! After receiving many questions about the topic, I thought it would be a good idea to take a moment and create a basic guide on pyromancy, my preferred methods of divination. To start, you should know that pyromancy is the term used to describe any form of divination by means of fire; ‘pyro’ … Continue reading A Basic Introduction to Pyromancy
witchofenoch: When people claim the existence of science disproves what we do When people say potions, spells, herbal remedies, home remedies, and witchcraft in general are voided by merely the existence of science, I like to bring up a few points 1. People used moldy bread to treat infections until scientists came along and figured … Continue reading
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