These are not recipes, but ideas – what meal could serve what purpose. They are simple, so you either should have your own recipes for them, or find them on the internet easy enough.
Happy cooking!
BANISHING
chili (cayenne pepper, black pepper, chili – generally spicy things)
lemon-infused water (lemon is a repellant, and water is uncrossable for some entities)
sugarfree coffee with cinnamon (coffee and cinnamon are both banishing ingredients)
curry
(cayenne pepper, black pepper, chili – generally spicy things)
PROTECTION
caprese salad (basil, tomatoes)
margarita pizza (basil, tomatoes)
apple pie (apples)
corn-on-a-cob (corn)
mint tea (mint)
herb soup (rosemary, basil, mint, thyme, bay leaf…)
If you want to keep something close, bury it in your back yard. If you want to attract something, bury it under the front door step If you want to destroy its influence, burn it. If you want it to move away and sink, throw it in running water If you want to disperse it to a distance, throw it into a crossroads If you want to fix its influence, inter it in a five-spot pattern If you want it to work by means of spirits, bury it in a graveyard If you want to hide its point of origin, conceal it in a tree If you want it to work in secret, give it in food or drink If you want it to work by stealth, hide it in clothing or on objects If you want its influence to begin or strengthen, throw it East If you want its influence to end or weaken, throw it West If you want its influence to rise and fall cyclicly, float it in a tidal estuary
Oh, guys. Oh. Guys. This, if you’re ever stuck on how to perform a spell! Handy little guide of awesome.
PSA to use biodegradable non toxic materials when leaving things in the earth, trees, water, nature so that animals won’t be harmed and water won’t be polluted and all that good stuff!!
You can absolutely put conditions on a spell (i.e. this money will not come from a dying relative). You can absolutely put a time limit on a spell (i.e. bring me luck for x event on x day). That’s totally okay!
I personally come from a school of thought that believes WORDS MATTER. So I always put fine print on my spells, curses, charms, and hexes. So experiment! Find what works best for you!
Closing loopholes in your intents and incantations is a very real thing and a very important part of refining your craft.
Words matter. Intentions matter. Don’t be afraid to be specific!
Very good advice! I always add “and may this be for the good of all” at the end of my spells as a precaution!
What makes a spell a spell? What are the moving pieces and the working parts? We get this question a lot, and though there isn’t a super easy answer, this is what we’ve gathered through our practice.
Intent:
This is your thought, you desire and your purpose. This is why you perform your spell, this is what gives it meaning.
Examples of Intent: To enhance love, to increase luck, to bring bad luck
Action:
This is your moving piece. This is what transforms a mere thought into something that is acted upon. This is the glue between your intent and your energy.
Examples of action: Combining ingredients, writing or saying things aloud, burning objects, drawing sigils
Energy:
This is the driving force of your spell. This is what your intent hinges on, and what will push your intent out into the universe.
Examples of Energy: Energy from an organic or important object, crystals, herbs, materials, consecration and charging
Using this basic formula, you can create your own spells for any use with any materials on hand!
My English is terrible, but I believe that it will help someone at least a little! If you want more comics like this, let me know. Hope you like it, guys.
A wonderful meditation, and beautifully presented!
They should really add these things in the product description for tarot cards. Just saying. I was not warned.
🔮 Those cute little paper boxes that come with the cards? They don’t last a week. Sometimes, even less than a week.
🔮 Your cards can be quite rude.
🔮 tarot outside is scary. You got potential wind blowing your cards, possible chance of rain, it might get too hot, a random Pokemon will come to your readings. It’s a lot. At least it’s aesthetically pleasing.
🔮 Free readings are chaotic and good. They leave you tired and they give you experience.
🔮 taking a picture of the card is entirely difficult and you will not believe this statement until you try.
🔮 when you lose a card, it drains happiness from you for at least a full minute. When you find it again, it gives you joy.
🔮 It’s easy to fall in love with and that’s sad because you can’t practice all the time like you want to.
🔮 The white book is barely good. It’s only good if you truly want it. Intuitive reading rocks.
🔮 Tarot doesn’t feel as mystical as it does in the movies. You’re staring at a card. Looking for an answer. Sometimes, you feel silly.
🔮 tarot is a good device for breaking your own heart.
🔮 Spoiler alert: tarot gives no fucks about spoilers. ( at least in my experience ).