#ocean witch
Things To Research As A Sea Witch MASTERLIST
Sea witches are so interesting. They emit very loving and calm vibes. But also a very intense “calm before the storm” vibe. These individuals often work their magic on the sea shore or near the sea. Some who don’t live near the sea, works with close bodies of water.
This list is certainly not all you need to know, but I wrote as much as I could. You also don’t have research all of these either, they’re just suggestions! :)
Enjoy!
ocean folklore
sacred bodies of water
water zodiac signs
divination
the water element
element symbols
the history of ocean
the history of ocean gods/goddesses
water stones (crystals or stones associated to the element of water)
water plants (plants associated to the water element)
types of ocean magick
other types of water witches (ex. storm)
ocean life
magical uses of rainwater
magical uses of solarwater
magical uses of moonwater
hag stones
sea gods/goddesses
ocean cleansing
sea offerings
sand dollars
ocean oriented potions
tides
water spells
moon phases (they affect the ocean)
types of sea salt
sea witch’s familiars
SHELLS
water spirits (sirens, mermaids, etc.)
banishing sea spells
seashell runes
healing sea spells
sea charms
importance of salt
lakes, rivers, and stream spirits
how to use things you find on the shore for magical purposes
how to be a sea witch when you’re not near the sea
how to gathered tools
how to start a sea altar
how to beachcomb
how to cast a circle
What is a sea priestess?
♡ That naked witch in the woods
Since the first post was so popular, here’s the second in my witchy self-care series! I hope you enjoy. <3
Bath & Shower:
- ‘Just Keep Swimming’ Bath Bomb - Bomb Cosmetics
- ‘Ocean Breeze’ Soap - Etsy
- ‘Mermaid’s Delight’ Bath Bomb - Bomb Cosmetics
- ‘Crystal Waters’ Soap - Bomb Cosmetics
- ‘Big Sleep’ Jelly Bomb - Lush
- ‘Meditation’ Bath Salts - Etsy
- ‘Rub Rub Rub’ Body Scrub - Lush
- ‘Ocean Salt’ Body Scrub - Lush
- ‘Big’ Hair Conditioner - Lush
Home & Comfort:
- ‘Shimmering Sands’ Candle - Bomb Cosmetics
- ‘Jelly and Ice Cream’ Tea - Teapigs
- ‘Blissful Rest’ Candle - Bomb Cosmetics
- ‘Sea Salt & Sage’ Candle - Yankee Candles
- Ocean Inspired Incense Holder - Etsy
- ‘Driftwood’ Candle -Yankee Candles
- ‘Sea Witch’ Oil - Etsy
- ‘Sea Breeze’ Incense - HolisticShop
- ‘Mermaid’ Incense - Etsy
- Lotus Incense - HolisticShop
General Tips:
- Swim. If you, like me, are lucky enough to live by the sea, swim in it. All year round. Get used to the cold. If you are landlocked, find a local pool.
- Practice swimming with your legs together, like a mermaid. Even better if you can afford a monofin. And even better if your local pool allows it.
- Use sites like Noises Online to listen to waves crashing or water running, close your eyes and let yourself be entranced by the rhythm.
- Brush your hair once you leave the sea and shower after leaving the pool. Trust me.
- Buy a boss-ass swimsuit that makes you feel amazing both in and out of the water.
- Light candles that smell like the seaside while you bathe.
- Get a fish tank. Put some fish in there. You have new friends,, take care of them. (Do your research before buying fish!! Make sure the tank is big enough and has what they need.)
- Walk with your head high and your shoulders back, as if the waves are carrying you to your destination. You are the crashing of storms on the coast, and the softness of calm shores on a sunny day.
Thank you for reading! My Ask Box is open- let me know what self-care post you’d like to see next! Here are the other posts in the series so far!
So, I grew up on an island, which means I grew up with a little bit of beach lore that I realized, recently, might not be widespread information, especially inland. So, just in case, anyone is unaware, I wanted to share with you about these:
(photos by me)
These are called wishing stones, where I’m from. A dark stone with an unbroken, naturally occurring white ring around it, not too hard to find on most rocky beaches. What you’re supposed to do is toss it into the water as you make a wish — but I’m sure sea witch tumblr can think of a lot more creative uses for them ;)
That’s all. Just wanted to share a bit of local (or not so local, again, I’m not sure whether other places pass this lore on too), super simple sea witchery that anyone can partake in. Enjoy!
Ocean Witch