Tarot 101: Using Personality Types To Understand Court Cards

The Knight of the Flowers, 1894, by Georges Rochegrosse. Detail and photo by Paul Perrin. Edit.

Witch tips! For any witch-baby, closeted, and budgeted witches as well!

Hobby Stores nearest you(Michael's, Joanne's, hobbytown, hobby lobby)

The bead section! THERE ARE CHEAP CRYSTALS HERE. Just read the tag to know what's what. Convenient, cute, and easily written off as jewelry for our closet witches.

The JARRRRRSSSS SECTIONNNN and also the jewelry second for all sorts of cute tiny jars!

Clay! You can literally make anything from both ovenbake and air-dry clay-runes, athame, jars, wand, plates for offerings make a flat disk and stick a sigil on it, etc etc etc. Possiblities are endless

1$ thingies of cloth-these are little packages of different sorts of 1 sq ft cloth of any kind and pattern. Poppets, tarot & rune bags, etc can be made!

Loads of little decorations and things in the jewelry section for offerings, witchy jewelry, representations of deities, etc!

LOVELY JOURNALS FOR GRIMIORESSS and pretty pens for the same :D

Stickers etc in the scrapbooking section for correspondences/if you want illustrations/deity pages/honestly you can do so much

Woodworking section! Boxes for everything for deity alters, Fae houses, and organization which we all know we won't actually do. Also woodburning sets of you're feeling artsy! Also the wooden dowels make great wooden wands! Easy to carve if wanted, and decorate. Many different sizes and lengths to choose from.

Sewing section for ribbons, embroidery floss, etc for correspondences!

Candles and candlemaking kits!! Mae your own herb blendsand candles with your exact intent!

Gold leaf-lotsa uses

I'll add more when I think of them

Walmart!

Incense! Candles, oils, and waxmelts!

Herbs! Find an exhaustive amount of herbs and spices in the food section

Altoids cans for small alters/containers

Sewing things & ribbons/see above

Cloth/see above

Jewelry/see above

Grimiore/see above

Clay/see above

I'll add more if I think of it

Five below!

Tbh this place is getting better and better for witchy things

Sage! Palo Santo! A third thing I forgot!

Incenseeeee! And cute/cool holders.

Crystals now! I saw nice amethyst clusters, might have others now

Tarot cards!!!! FOR FIVE DOLLARSSS

Fountains! :D

Moon shaped lights! Crecent moon neon style, and little moon shaped balls that light up :D

Tapestries! All kinds, zodiac, chakra, even an herb chart!

Yoga booklets 👍

Salt lamps!

LED strips-not really witchy but hey its flashy, makes a nice pop on your alter

A ton of great decorative things, such as candle holders & organizational things

Grimiore things/see above

I'll add more later

Books-a-Million

SO MANY WONDERFUL TAROT DECKS & KITS

PENDULUM KITS

RUNE KITS

WITCHY BOOKS GALORE

CRYSTALSSS AND CRYSTAL BOOKS

SAGE/CLEANSING HERBS

Candles!

Oils!

Teas!

INVISIBLE INK PENS WITH LIGHTS FOR CLOSET WITCHES. Write a whole grimiore invisible to prying eyes!

Chalices! Many decorative kinds

Grimiore things/see above

Ross

Crystals! Big, real, and cheap!

Decorative stuff!

Jars!

Grimiore things/see above

Zero Gravity

Hoooooo boy! Everything you could want

Incense!

Cleansing herbs!

Obscure herbs! Like lavender/coltsfoot/etc, things you won't find at Walmart

Tarot cards!

Pendulums! So many kinds

Runes!

Chalices!

Athames!

Crystals! Clusters and smoothed.

Figurines! Of deities and such

Cauldrons! Lots of kinds, even a cute teapot shaped one :D

Crystal balls!

Alter cloths!

Wands!

Honestly this is a one-stop shop for nearly anything, if I haven't mentioned it they probably still have it.

Dollar Tree!

Yup, dollar tree. Surprisingly great

Spices!

Candles!

Ribbons!

Chalices! A wine glass is a chalice nonetheless

Jars!

Clay, sometimes!

Jewelry items!

Lots of miscellaneous items for alters/deities/offerings!

Just take a walk around, there's many things that can be repurposed!

I'll add more places if I think of them!

//Edited the hobby lobby part a little bit, because I don't want to seem like I support what they do.

I'm a transgender queer witch, I don't support their views.

Avoid Hobby Lobby if you can. I don't support the bullshittery that they do & wouldn't use them at all had I the option to, but I am a working artist and they're honestly my only option.

If you must use them, be sure to use their 40% coupon from their site each time you go because that's the closest we can legally get to robbing them out of some money. Use your loopholes to your advantage, even the small ones.

Tired Witch Tips

Witchy routines you can do in bed:

Journaling 

Tarot readings

Affirmations

Creating Sigils

Dream journaling

Meditation

Lucid dreaming

Astral traveling 

Lazy little shortcuts

Carry things around with you to charge, collect energy, bond with them, or even to keep spells near by/activated (harking back to the idea of shaking a spell jar to reactivate it)

Visualize how you want to be seen while putting on makeup for a quick and easy glamor spell

express gratitude to deities and nature regularly - this counts as witchcraft and is low effort

Showers can not only cleanse you physically, but the element of water cleanses spiritually as well

similarly, baths are calming and can be used to create spells by the addition of safe plants and oils

incorporating music into verbal spells and meditation can cleanse and boost 

the simple act of practicing self care and self love is witchcraft with the right intent!

Tips to help with sleep and dreamwork

Here is a link to some tips and trick for lucid dreaming!! - https://www.instagram.com/p/CAoft-8g9Yo/?igshid=1278r1ce8chpw

Source:

https://xristiwitch.com/lazy-witchcraft-for-the-lazy-witch/

💕 Self-Love Spray Bottle Spell 💕

A simple spell to help you love and respect yourself 💓

What You Need:

♡ A bowl

♡ cleansed water

♡ pen and paper

♡ empty spray bottle

♡ lavender

♡ rose petals

♡ optional: Rose quartz

Procedures:

♡ Gather all materials together

♡ Fill bowl with water, add a pinch of lavender and a pinch of rose petals.

♡ Optional: Set the rose quartz into the water as well.

♡ Draw out a sigil of self love, then fold the paper towards you. set the paper into the water.

♡ Close your eyes and stir the mix clockwise. Fill your mind with positive thoughts and allow it the fill you mix.

♡ Once you feel that you’ve filled the bowl enough, slowly poor the mix into your spray bottle.

Uses:

♡ spray a little on yourself when you’re feeling down about yourself.

♡ Spray it around you to invoke positivity in others

Show us what's on your tarot wishlist?

Now you've gone and done it! Where you can find the decks will be linked in the title above the image. Some of them are currently sold out.

Fyodor Pavlov Tarot

Wonderful style and color palette. It looks really well rounded to me. Also the lovers are t4t, that's why I really like it. I love supporting trans artists too.

Neon Moon Tarot

The COLORS. The details. The darkness. I've wanted this deck for probably years at this point. I just wanna hold it so bad. It looks badass to me.

Oliver Hilbert Tarot

A neon, psychedelic take on the classic Rider Waite. This is the most expensive deck on my list at 130, I could never justify buying it but it's still there.

The Marigold Tarot

I'm a fan of any art involving skeletons, and the black and gold and the line art are just brilliant.

The Modern Witch Tarot

Pretty ladies doing badass things. What more do you want? I like the diversity as well.

Antique Anatomy Tarot

Once again, big fan of skeletons and also plants. I also seem to have a thing for any deck with a central piece of art and no or very thing borders. Reminds me of the linestrider tarot but darker.

The Tarot Del Tarot

This is absolutely a purely collector, novelty sort of deck but I don't mind. The style alone is wonderful and dark but I also naturally love the references to his movies because there's a couple I really like. Hope you enjoyed. Consider yourself lucky I didn't include oracle decks.

Tumblr is the worst platform for selling things but who cares I made these and I’m proud of them! 

I love them. My little beans. Imagine useing these to add a touch of magic to a suit or something? Or just on some overalls- damn. The possibilities. This is me hyping up my own stuff because under capitalism I must. Anyway of you like them the packs are 10$! You can get them at Terrarium Treasures on etsy :)

*poses like malacath shrine* *poses like malacath shrine* *poses like malacath shrine*

guys will try to impress you by telling you they know everything about draconic mythology and folklore and then not even be able to tell you the difference between a wyrm and a wyvern

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Tea recipes for a glow up

So my tea business kind went down the drain because to legally sell tea in my state I need to mix them in a commercial kitchen. So I added the price of rent for a kitchen and the price of my herbs and it’s just not profitable. People aren’t willing to spend a million dollars on tea and that’s what I’d have to sell it for. So I’m releasing my recipes for free and you can buy the ingredients and make at home!

Rich Bitch Tea

This tropical tea has herbs that in folklore bring abundance and money. Plus it has caffeine to help to grind.

Coconut oolong tea

Dried pineapple

All spice

Nutmeg

Alfalfa

Moody Moon PMS

This tea is contraceptive safe unlike most!

Peony

Ashwagandha

Gymnema

Cinnamon

Point Blank Period

A period tea that is contraceptive safe! Only have up to 3 times a day

Chamomile

Motherwort

Cinnamon

Yarrow

Skinny legend

This tea will help with weight loss but you have to put in the work. It helps with cravings and in human trials was proven to be more than a placebo. I don’t want you guys abusing this though so only once a day okay!

Gymnema

Yerba mate

Fenugreek

Aphrodite Aphrodisiac

If there’s one thing I’m good at it’s attraction spells! So this tea will attract romantic love into your life

Rose

Cornflower

Nutmeg

Clove

Dried strawberries

Cinnamon

Dried cherries

Morning bloat tea

Peppermint

Fennel

Ginger

Lemon peels

I hope you guys get use out of them. I wish I could sell them to you but the FDA is just doing it’s job 🤷‍♀️

I recommend getting the herbs at rose mountain herbs.com