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that moment when you cant find the candle one of your spirit guide asks for but you find the colors the other ones asked BUT as soon as you find the right color you buy THE PHATTEST ONE

meanings of dreams

me: reads books about the meaning of dreams and what they can symbolize. is actually curious to find out what my dreams mean.

also me: *dreams about playing intense 1v1 tetris with a crocodile named Gregory who eats pickles obsessively and wins every game*

Essential and Carrier Oils for hair

Im dying my hair soon and i think its gonna die *pun intended* so i was researching benefits of oils to the hair and thought I’ll share :)

Essential oils are distilled from the plant itself. They have the signature scent of the plant they came from. And they’re highly concentrated. For instance, it takes 220 pounds of lavender flowers to make a single pound of lavender oil.

Carrier oils (such as coconut oil, jojoba oil, almond oil, and olive oil) also come from plants, but they have a more neutral smell. And they’re not necessarily distilled down like essential oils are.

Here are the benefits of some essential and carrier oils:

Almond oil soothes and moisturizes the scalp.

Cedarwood oil stimulates the scalp and promotes hair growth.

Chamomile oil adds shine and softness to hair, and soothes the scalp.

Clary sage oil promotes hair growth and stimulates the scalp.

Coconut oil softens hair and increases shine.

Geranium oil strengthens hair.

Jojoba oil moisturizes the hair, adds nutrients, and stimulates the scalp.

Lavender oil deep conditions the hair, keeps it shiny, and helps control dandruff.

Moroccan argan oil moisturizes, nourishes, and provides antioxidants to hair.

Rosemary oil stimulates the roots, improves hair growth, and increases circulation in the scalp.

Sandalwood oil helps with dry ends, and adds fragrance to the hair.

Make sure to always use essential oils with carrier oils!

credit - WebMD Medical Reference

Remember to use these oils sparingly and research them some more before using. If you take all the precautions and experience rash or allergic reactions, stop immediately. Other than that, enjoy your healthy hair! >-<

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Me, waiting for Litha

Happy Beltane! This is not my altar but just a place I put my books and stuff :)))

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Nobody:

The moon:

Me: OMG IT’S FULL MOON TMR I FORGOT AGHHHHSKSJABAB I NEED MOON WATER I NEED TO RESEARCH SKSKSKSKSSKSK

Things To Research As A Celestial Witch

MASTERLIST

Celestial witches get most of their energies from cosmic and celestial bodies. AKA anything outer space, really :) They’re one of my favorite witches (all witches are my favorite lol) so of course I had to do a masterlist (I had to do it to ‘em).

Also, there are so many correspondences. But as always, you don’t have to research all of them to be considered a Cosmic/Celestial witch.

Enjoy!

moon phases

special moons (blood moon, dark moon, etc.) and their magic

significance of each moon phase

moon water

solar water

how to charge items with the moon

crystals correspondence to the moon

astrology

zodiac signs

liminal space

astronomy

how to use astrology with divination

astrology oriented tarot cards

astral projection

how to use celestial energy to ground/center

major constellations

how each celestial body affects you

universal/cosmic energies

 black holes

supernovas

planetary spells

planetary botanical blends

star magick

planets correspondence to colors

planets correspondence to gods/goddesses

planets correspondence to crystals/stones

planets correspondence to days of the week

planets correspondence to elements

planets correspondence to zodiac signs

planets correspondence to elements

planets correspondence to types of divination

planets correspondence to metals

planets correspondence to intent

different types of cosmic magick (venusian, martian, lunar, etc.)

diy celestial sigils

meteor shower magick

cosmic altars

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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?

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Witchy reminder: It’s ok to have more than one book of shadows :)

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If you fill up one book, where are you going to put the rest of your ever increasing amount of spells, rituals, information, and all that jazz? In your second book of shadows of course! Or third, or fourth…

No matter which book you’re on, never stop learning about the craft!

Things To Research As A Green Witch MASTERLIST

A green witch is typically a witch who specializes and focuses on natural materials and energies. They are often skilled herbalists and probably enjoys gardening. Like a lot. You might be a baby green witch or an experienced one. Maybe even an eclectic one, no matter what, all is welcome!

I am most certainly not entitled to knowing everything about green witches but I want to help out some people when stuck on not knowing what to research.

As always, enjoy!

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plants!

edible plants :)

non Edible plants :(

other uses for non edible plants that’s not eating :)

history of herbal witchcraft

herbal brews

aromatherapy

drying flowers/herbs

harvesting flowers/herbs

endangered plants (so you don’t accidently pick them)

medicinal plants/herbs

teas

tinctures

meads

smoke blend recipes

different types of other natural based witches

seasonal magick

when to start sowing

when to reap

wheel of the year

types of plants

types of herbs

what types of animals/insects (bees, butterflies, etc.) do your flowers/herbs attract?

usage for *plant name*’s roots

usage for *plant name*’s stem

usage for *plant name*’s flowers

usage for *plant name*’s leaves

usage for *plant name*’s bark

usage for *plant name*’s seed

plants

what are herb sachets?

pressed flowers <3

smoked herbs

poisonous plants

essential oils

extracts

cacti/succulents

gardening 101 (hehe)

what are some good botanical books?

the fae

candle correspondence to elements

PlAnTs

houseplants

sage (god, I love sage)

lavender

rosemary

basil

chamomile

PLANTS

crystals

aloe vera

tea leaf readings

dear me, I almost forgot to mention plants

feel free to add on, loves!

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