100 Witchcraft Tips in 100 Days!
Day 1 - Choosing the right herbs for your magical practice
As chosen by my followers here's 100 Witchcraft Tips in 100 Days; starting off with herbal witchcraft! Herbal witchcraft is a very simple, easy way to start your practice after mastering the basics. It can also be a fun, exciting, and budget friendly way to practice magic in a discreet manner for those who can't practice openly.
1. Start with Common Kitchen Herbs
When starting to work with various herbs it's best to start with those easily accessible and familiar to you. You can start with common kitchen herbs like rosemary, basil, mint, thyme, bay leaf, or any other kinds you have in your kitchen cabinet.
2. Choose Herbs That Resonate with Your Intentions
Herbs are a potent tool in spells and recipes. When choosing herbs, it's important to consider what you want to achieve and select herbs that align with those intentions. If your looking for protection rosemary and bay leaf are known for their protective and purifying qualities. For abundance cinnamon, basil, and clover are used to attract wealth and success.
3. Research Herb Safety and Usage
Before you go incorporating herbs into your practice, its very important to understand if they're safe and their proper uses. Some herbs can be toxic if ingested in large amounts or may cause allergic reactions. It's important to consult reliable sources or books on herbs to learn more about the herb before using it. If you're using herbs on your skin do a patch test to ensure you don't have an adverse reaction. Also make sure you're not using toxic herbs such as belladonna or foxglove.
4. Start Small and Experiment
It can be rather easy to get overwhelmed by the wide variety of herbs available to you. Make sure you start with a small collection that seems manageable and start to experiment with them. It's best to start with a few versatile herbs to see how they work. Then gradually expand your collection as you become more comfortable with using them. Make sure to keep a journal and document your experiments and how each herb affects your spells or rituals.
5. Grow Your Own Herbs
If you have the space, growing your own herbs can be a fantastic way to grow closer to your craft. Growing your own herbs makes sure you always have fresh, high quality herbs and also deepens your connect with the plants. If you're gardening indoors or don't have enough space outside use window boxes or small pots to grow your herbs. If you have the space outdoors start a garden filled with plants like rosemary, thyme, and mint that grow well outside. Don't forget to harvest your herbs regularly to encourage healthy growth and ensure a steady supply for your practice.
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Okay, I just had to share this. For the fic I'm currently posting, I needed to find a drug in Star Wars that was basically space!weed, and months ago, I came across marcan herb. It's exactly what I wanted for the story, and I keep telling people they need to look at the image on the wook legends page for marcan herb because like. If this doesn't scream D.A.R.E. for people who grew up in the US during the drugs moral panic, idk what does 🤣
You're welcome
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You asked me how to achieve love?
Wear your best clothes, Have a cup of herbal tea,
and be BRAVE💪
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