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Draw good health sigils on your medication bottles and/or pill dividers. Just be careful not to draw over important medical information. As always, keep your intent focused on a good outcome resulting from taking those medications while drawing the sigils.

heatherwitch:

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All of my spoonie/disabled/low-energy witch posts…

Bedridden witch:

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Updated December, 2018:

Bedridden witch:

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dogfish-aa:

lowspoonsgourmet:

thecooingdove:

watchoutfordinosaurs:

homopositivity:

this book is worth more than a dozen restaurants that grow their own microgreens on the roof

ACCESSIBLE GARDENING FOR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES

I know this isn’t a gardening blog, but I feel like this would come in handy for those of you who want to grow your own food!
- Mod Aya

@thebibliosphere


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heatherwitch:

Let’s be honest here. Most of us bedridden peeps don’t have an awesome bed setup like this, and our nature exposure can be limited. However, here’s some tips and tricks to staying connected to nature while stuck in bed, with contributions from myself (@heatherwitch),@thewitchofthenorse,@spooniewitches,@persephoneandthepomegranates&@theepagangrace!

  • Open a window, or crack the curtains
  • Hang rainbow prisms in your window
  • Keep a houseplant nearby
  • If regular houseplants require too much energy: Try cacti, succulents, lucky bamboo, or spiderplants!
  • Hang nature/forest/plant artwork around
  • Get air freshener or room spray that reminds you of the outdoors
  • Watch a nature documentary or shows with people exploring nature – check out nature (photography) videos on Netflix for calming videos
  • Listen to forest soundscapes [X
  • Set a nature scene as your screensaver
  • Keep a jar of soil around
  • Talk with any nature deities you work with
  • Follow nature blogs
  • Get sheets, blankets, or pillowcases with leafy designs, flower designs, etc.
  • Get a star map app on your phone to be more connected to the night sky
  • Have a vase of flowers (real or fake)
  • Keep crystals around that remind you of nature (Moss agate, petrified wood, onyx, selenite, agate geodes, etc.)
  • Use sigils designed to connect you to nature
  • Use air conditioning or a fan to make it less stuffy in your room
  • Read and write poetry about nature
  • Press plants/flowers or hang dried herbs by your bed
  • Spend some time looking outside of your window
  • Burn a nature scented candle or incense (Irish moss, myrrh, frankincense, opium, and lavender)
  • Use astral travel or dream magic to get to outdoor areas
  • Watch livestream videos of outdoor areas
  • Make a sachet of grass, oak bark (or whatever tree you like), quartz, and salt. Hang it near your bed.

With help from others:

  • Get someone to collect rainwater for you, and use it to wash your face
  • Ask a friend to take some pictures of cool places they go in nature and send them to you
  • Have someone collect rocks/plants/feathers etc. from each day and bring them back for you 
  • Have someone pick wildflowers for you
  • Drink some herbal tea
  • Have someone you trust harvest wild edibles/berries for you – or at least bring fresh fruits and veggies!
  • Skype or video chat with someone while they’re outside
  • Take the scenic route/detour to some natural areas the next time you need a car ride

Hi everyone! I’ve been swamped with schoolwork, and I apologise for not being active, but thanks to all of you for almost 600 followers! I’m so amazed and grateful. It feels like yesterday that I made this blog, and I’ve been so immensely blessed by each and every one of you. 

School is actually what’s made me log onto Tumblr again. (And no, unfortunately not because I’m procrastinating… ) One of my Anthropology courses requires me to complete some interviews on a topic of my choosing. I’ve met some truly wonderful people on here, and I would love to give you the chance to tell me a little about yourselves! 

Here are a few things to know:

  • the interviews won’t be long, only about 20 minutes
  • we’ll need to be able to skype
  • consent forms will be sent via email
  • you get to tell me a little bit about yourself, your practices, and your beliefs! 
  • must be 18+ (for legal informed consent reasons)

Don’t be afraid to contact me if you’re unsure of the requirements—chances are, you meet them!

You can identify as a witch, wiccan, or any other type of pagan! If you’re interested and want to set up an interview or just ask for more details, please email me at[email protected]

I’m super excited for this project, and I look forward to getting to know you!  

Bedridden Worship: Apollon

So, I’ve had my sh*t absolutely rocked by a cold and it’s showing no sign of going. Huzzah. That does mean, though, I’ve had ample time to come up with creative ways to honor Apollon while I get over it, so here goes another installment of bedridden worship.

Here’s some of my handy ways to worship him from my bed and room.

Activities

  • Listening to music
  • Writing poetry (it doesn’t need to be good)
  • Researching ancient hymns
  • Researching medical history
  • Sitting by a window or outside in the sunlight
  • Eating honey
  • Learning about bees (trust me, they’re cool as hell)
  • Making devotional jewelry
  • Drawing him or his symbols (snakes, the sun, crows, bow and arrow)
  • Making a mini or online altar/shrine
  • Decorate empty pill bottles

Habits

These should be done to the best of your ability in their honor.

  • Taking medication (especially as-needed medication you’ve convinced yourself you don’t need)
  • Eating when you can
  • Daily prayers (I usually do them right before bed)
  • Dedicating 5 minutes a day to learning about topics relating to him
  • Offering the energy of whatever you’re drinking
  • Meditation or just napping

Your Space

Things you can add to your room to make your space have more of his ‘vibes’

  • Larkspur (what the Greeks called hyacinths)
  • Beeswax candles
  • Bee, snake, and crow iconography
  • Crow feathers (for legal reasons, only fake ones if you’re in the US, but ;))
  • Skulls and bones (real or fake)
  • Art with bow and arrow imagery
  • The colors yellow, white, gold, and green
  • Keep a bay laurel–mine survived a while, I do think it might be dead though
  • Amber in any form
  • Suncatchers

Offerings

Note that any devotional activity can be an offering!

  • Candles
  • Incense or diffused oils
  • Wine (if you’re of drinking age)
  • Water
  • Honey
  • Flowers and herbs, especially bay laurel
  • Donations to medical foundations
  • Mutual aid for or in support of young people
  • Artwork
  • Original hymns, prayers, or poetry

Apollon loves you, and he understands that you need to rest. Your health and self care always comes before worship. Arete is your personal best, and your personal best is what you can do without hurting yourself.

Bedridden Worship: Nemesis

In honor of Nemeseia being today (5th of Boe.), I wanted to make a follow up bedridden worship for Nemesis, goddess of revenge and the forgotten dead.

Like Dionysos, I’ve worshiped Nemesis since the very start of my practice, and like them, she’s always been understanding of my disability. As I’m writing this, I’m celebrating Nemeseia while totally unable to walk due to chronic pain, and she’s fully accepting of that.

So, here are my practices to honor her from my bed and room!

Activities:

  • Listening to music
  • Donating to mutual aid
  • Researching Nemesis and Rhamnous
  • Researching civil rights
  • Researching criminal justice
  • Online activism (writing & sharing information on civil rights, for example)
  • Learning about systems of oppression
  • Reading the Iliad (in myths she is often the mother of Helen)
  • Making devotional jewelry
  • Drawing her or her symbols (wings, whips, geese, wheel)
  • Making a mini or online altar/shrine

Habits:

These should be done to the best of your ability in their honor.

  • Regular donations to mutual aid, ie monthly ones
  • Daily prayers (I usually do them right before bed)
  • Dedicating 5 minutes a day to learning about topics relating to her
  • Offering the energy of whatever you’re drinking

Your Space:

Things you can add to your room to make your space have more of her ‘vibes’

  • Feathers, especially goose feathers
  • Daffodils/Narcissus flowers
  • Leather items (jewelry, whips, etc)
  • Chains
  • Balance scales
  • The colors red or black
  • Art with wing imagery
  • Skulls and bones (real or fake)

Offerings:

Note that any devotional activity can be an offering!

  • Candles
  • Incense or diffused oils
  • Wine (if you’re of drinking age)
  • Water
  • Honey
  • Donations to civil rights charities
  • Mutual aid for or in support of marginalized people, ie to support BLM or disability justice
  • Artwork
  • Original hymns, prayers, or poetry

Nemesis loves you, and she understands that you need to rest. Your health and self care always comes before worship. Arete is your personal best, and your personal best is what you can do without hurting yourself.

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