I finally finished reading all the books I had to for my college session! I also found a signed copy of A day of fallen night by Samantha Shannon!! I was so excited I got it immediately!!
easy witchy tips i have learnt through my craft
writing a protective sigil inside your door to avoid bad energies to enter your room
making sigils by yourself works better because you pour your intention into it and can be a great way to manifest
white candles can replace any candle when doing candle magick
clear quartz can replace any crystal
when drinking your daily coffee/tea, stir clockwise to manifest something and anti-clockwise to let go of something. repeat your affirmations as you stir
salt baths absorb bad energies so having a salt bath once in a while helps with having your energies balanced
write an affirmation in a bay leaf and burn it to manifest it
always keep iron on you for protection
work with the moon phases and transits to make your spells more powerful
keep a sigil in your phone case for protection/manifestation
after giving an offering to a deity, return it to the earth
drink mugwort tea for lucid dreaming/astral projection (don’t drink it if you are pregnant!!)
before you put a crystal under water or in the sun, research about it
keep a dream journal. it helps for lucid dreaming.
put an amethyst under your pillow to sleep better and to recall your dreams
charge your tarot/oracle cards by putting a crystal on top of them while you are not usinf them
mix moon or sun water with your cosmetics for a quick beauty spell
try to do an activity to connect yourself with each element everyday. (ex: a bath for water, walking barefoot for earth, lighting a candle for fire, singing for air)
make an habit of meditating everyday
Some words related to the moon-- apolune: The point in an orbit around the moon where the orbiting body is farthest from the moon.
blue moon: The third full moon in a three-month calendrical season that has four full moons.
earthshine: The sunlight reflected from the earth's surface that illuminates part of the moon not directly lighted by the sun.
geoselenic: Relating to the earth and the moon, or to their joint action or mutual relations: as, geoselenic phenomena.
gibbous moon: A lunar phase either side of the full moon when the moon's disc as seen from the Earth is larger than a semicircle.
increscent: Showing a progressively larger lighted surface, as of a planet or the moon; waxing.
lunicurrent: Changing periodically with the position of the moon.
luniolatry: Moon-worship.
lunisolar: Of or caused by both the sun and the moon.
lunistice: In astronomy, the moment of the moon's greatest northing and southing in her monthly revolution.
lunitidal: Of or relating to tidal phenomena caused by the moon.
moon illusion: The optical illusion whereby the moon looks larger when it is low in the sky than otherwise.
moon-dial: A dial for showing the hours by the moon.
moonblind: Affected with moon blindness.
moonblink: A temporary evening blindness said to be occasioned by sleeping in the moonshine in tropical climates.
moonbow: A meteorological phenomenon also known as a lunar rainbow or white rainbow, well documented at Cumberland Falls near Corbin, Kentucky, Victoria Falls in Africa as well as other places such as Yosemite National Park.
moonchild: One who is born under the sign of Cancer.
moonglade: The track of moonlight on water.
moonrise: The event or time of the appearance of the upper circumferential edge of the moon as it rises above the horizon.
moonset: The event or time of the disappearance of the moon's upper circumferential edge as it sets below the horizon.
moonwake: The reflection of moonlight on a body of water.
neomenia: The time of new moon; the beginning of the month.
new moon: The phase of the moon at which the moon, as viewed from Earth, does not appear to be illuminated by the sun. The new phase marks the beginning of a single revolution of the moon around the earth.
novilunar: Pertaining to the new moon.
old moon: The waning moon.
paraselene: A luminous spot on a lunar halo.
perilune: The point in an orbit around the moon where the orbiting body is closest to the moon.
plenilunar: Pertaining to the full moon.
plenilune: The full moon.
saros: The period of time, just under 19 years, between successive lunar or solar eclipses occurring when the sun, earth, and moon are in the same positions relative to one another.
selenography: The study of the physical features of the moon.
supermoon: a full moon or new moon, when the Earth-Moon distance is in the lowest tenth of its range
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Hi! I don’t know who this’ll reach, but I’m just trying to dive back into dark/light academia and all to escape from reality in these trying times
Enjoy these doodles I did during class :))
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I can’t believe it’s done! I finally finished my session, one more to go and I can move on from college! In my literature program we had our final project to write three short stories that we would put in a collective book and I can finally have it in my hands.
Next step, my next book creation will be entirely done by me!
• Draw sigils on your homework! If you can`t draw them with a pencil, then do it using a white pencil or an eraser, so they won`t be visible
• Add magic herbs to your lunch. For example: basil for luck and happiness, rosemary for wisdom, etc.
• Not just a study tip, but a general one: you don`t need expensive crystals for your intention. Normal rocks work very good too! I like to use black ones for protection
• Cast a simple protection or luck spell. It can be as easy as just lighting a candle of your choise
• Productivity spells! Here`s some
• Herbal teas, there`re a lot of recipes. Remeber to be careful with herbs if you take medications, natural doesn`t mean safe
• Cleanse yourself after school
Also remember to drink water, and that your grades don`t define you!
Ancient Greek Religion by Jon D. Mikalson
Greek Religion by Walter Burkert
Understanding Greek Religion by Jennifer Larson
Ancient Greek Cults: A Guide by Jennifer Larson
A Companion to Greek Religion by Daniel Ogden
Coping with the Gods by H. S. Versnel
The Gods of Ancient Greece by Jan N. Bremmer and Andrew Erskine
The Story of Myth by Sarah Iles Johnston
Greek Mythology: An Introduction by Fritz Graf
Mythology by Edith Hamilton
Mythos by Stephen Fry
Artemis by Stephanie Budin
Hymns by Callimachus
Homer:
Iliad
Odyssey
Homeric Hymns
Hesiod:
Theogony
Works and Days