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Perfect Mother of All, give us strength to walk through this day. Hekáte, my devotion never wavers because Your blessings never cease. Thank You dear Goddess, for all You do for us.
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Mother, I thank You for always shielding my family from harm. For always holding me close and protecting me. I thank You for always providing for our needs.
Ave Hekáte, thank You for loving and accepting me, even when I am not worthy of devotion to You.
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"So much working, reading, thinking, living to do. A lifetime is not long enough."
-Sylvia Plath, The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath
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Some topics + prompts for your grimoire or book of shadows
books you want to read
local folklore / mythology / legends
the wheel of the year
plants you have in your house or garden (their care, properties, uses, draw them etc)
theban alphabet
days of the week and their correspondences
write about a deity you worship / are drawn to
draw art for / of a deity you worship or are drawn to
colour magic
the elements
write about the crystals you own (draw them, write their properties, correspondences, uses, how it makes you feel etc)
how to make your own crystals
your birth chart
your sun, moon and rising sign
natural medicine (as a chronically ill witch I love natural medicine NOT AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR PRESCRIPTIONS! for example I take all my prescription meds and then if I'm having period pain I might drink some raspberry leaf tea)
positive affirmations / mantras that you connect with
how to manifest
history of witches
deities in a certain pantheon you're interested in or drawn to
write about a spell you've done (how you did it, why you did it, how you felt, the results of it, what you would change if you did the spell again etc)
chakras
write about a dream you've had
tarot reading tricks and tips
moon phases
sabbats
zodiac signs
family tree
poetry / songs / quotes you connect to (i like to find ones that make me feel powerful or witchy, or remind me of certain aspects of my practice. a song i like for this is rhiannon by fleetwood mac and i'm going to post more things like this regularly on my page)
feathers and their meanings
simple everyday magic
recipes
some ideas for the next sabbat you plan to celebrate
tarot spreads you like
write about a tarot reading you've done (any prep you did, the deck you used, the cards you pulled, your personal interpretation of the cards based on the art and how you feel, the meaning of the cards, how the cards relate to the questions you asked, final reflection on how you feel the reading went)
interesting mythology
tree of life
glamour magic
money bowls
crystal shapes and their meanings
grounding techniques
cleansing
protection
banishing
cord cutting spells
essential oils
types of divination
planets and their correspondences
angel numbers
witchy wishlist
go to supplies and ingredients (herbs and things that you use regularly)
favourite crystals
working with your inner child
if you've had a really good or particularly insightful meditation session it can be nice to either draw or write what happened and how you felt during it
witchy arts and crafts and diys you want to do
altar ideas
read a witchy book / watch a witchy video and take notes
write about your ancestors
witchy things to incorporate into your daily routine
what is a tower moment
witchy reset / self care days
the history of the area you live in
veiling
how to make your own incense sticks
shadow work
shadow work prompts
ok, that's all the ideas I have for now and I hope that helps someone! I'll be posting some pages from my grimoire and some more prompt / topic ideas in the near future which I'm really excited for.
P.S. please remember that everyone's practice is their own and you should do what feels right to you while respecting that other people have their own beliefs (as long as they're not hateful).
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🐏Imbolc🐏
Imbolc, also known as Candlemas, or Brigid's Day, is a sabbat which celebrates the end of winter and the coming of spring. Groundhog's Day, a holiday celebrated in North America at this time, is very also celebrates the end of winter. The waking trees, softening and reviving Earth, and the return of the goddess. Imbolc starts on February 1st and lasts until sunset the next day.
Activities
Candle-making
Spring Cleaning
Create a Brigid Cross with straw
Plan your spring garden
Bake bread
Make potpourri
Make corn dollies
Make herbal tea
Take a hot bath
Making flower crowns or floral wreaths
Altar Decorations
White Candles
Brigid Cross
Corn Dollies
Flowers
Seeds and bulbs
Bread
Sheep and Lambs
Goddess Statues
Animals
Deer
Groundhog
Bear
Lamb
Ewe
Swan
Colors
White
Pale Green
Pale Pink
Pale Yellow
Lavender
Pale Brown
Crystals
Amethyst
Garnet
Onyx
Ruby
Turquoise
Bloodstone
Calcite
Moonstone
Deities
Bridgid
Gaia
Aphrodite
Venus
Hestia
Cupid
Eros
Flowers
Lavender
Chamomile
Daffodil
Crocus
Iris
Snowdrop
Food
Grains
Oats
Herbal Teas
Nuts
Bread
Potatoes
Seed
Honey
Milk
Cheese
White Meat
Raisins
Spice Cake
Incense and Oils
Frankincense
Jasmine
Myrrh
Rosemary
Basil
Wisteria
Vanilla
Lotus
Plants & Herbs
Angelica (Wild Celery)
Basil
Bay Laurel(Bay Leaf)
Rosemary
Cinnamon
Hay / Straw
Willow
Birch
Juniper
Spells and Rituals
Imbolc is the perfect time to cast spells, especially ones related to new beginnings, fertility, and the hearth. Spells regarding birth and rebirth are also seasonally appropriate due to many animals giving birth at this time of the year.
Final Notes
According to an old english folk tradition, if the weather is fine and clear on Candlemas, then cold and stormy weather will reign for the remaining weeks of winter. And bad weather at the beginning of February is a harbinger of a milder winter, and an early thaw.
There are different meanings for what Imbolc means, some say it means “In the belly” because of herding animals being pregnant. But historically Imbolc comes from the Gaelic word “Oimelc” which means “ewes milk”, because some animals have just given birth.
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"This outfit would be cuter if you were skinner" "This outfit would be cuter if you were skinner" "This outfit would be cuter if you were skinner" "This outfit would be cuter if you were skinner" "This outfit would be cuter if you were skinner"
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whatever you're craving, you dont need it.
why risk a b1nge when you're doing so well? why eat something when you're so clean?
its not worth it. you know that. stop making excuses to eat, you need to get sk1nnier.
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losing 25 lbs would cure my depression actually
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{Marya Hornbacher from Wasted: A Memoir of Anorexia and Bulimia//stay away but come closer via Altusboy on Tumblr}
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Anne Carson, from Grief lessons: Four plays by Euripides.
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HOW CAN I ASK ANYONE TO LOVE ME WHEN ALL I DO IS BEG TO BE LEFT ALONE
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