This witch ball has a sparkly, wintery look. It can be used for your Yule spellwork, or can simply be used as a Christmas tree ornament.
1 clear glass ornament ball (about 3-4 inches in diameter)
Silver glitter
1/2 cup white beeswax
1/4 cup red beeswax
1/4 cup green beeswax
An assortment of dried herbs associated with Yule
A few drops of pine essential oil for a festive scent
Twine for hanging
Small snowflake charm
Wash the glass ornament with warm, soapy water and dry thoroughly.
Place a small amount of glitter inside the ornament and roll it around to coat the inside. Remove any excess glitter.
Set up a double boiler with a few inches of water and place a heat-safe bowl on top.
Add the white, red, and green beeswax to the bowl. Heat the water gently and stir occasionally, until the wax melts completely.
While the wax is still warm, add assorted dried herbs and a few drops of pine essential oil to the ornament. Carefully pour the melted wax into the ornament.
Allow the wax to cool and harden completely. Once the wax has cooled and hardened, attach some twine with a small snowflake charm to the top of the ornament.
Hang your Yule witch ball on your Christmas tree or display it in your home to enjoy its beauty and festive scent.
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Donate clothes, food, hygiene products, and the like to homeless shelters
Support food banks and homeless or animal shelters
Visit cemeteries; if allowed (please ask permission first), leave flowers on graves
Have a candle that reminds you of her (no altar needed)
Wear jewelry that reminds you of her
Keep a picture of her in your wallet
Have a stuffed animal polecat, dog, or toad
Have imagery of torches, crossroads, or magic around
Honor your ancestors; honor any spirits in your life
Volunteer at an animal or homeless shelter
Cook a warm meal for someone in need
Take care of yourself physically
Take a self-care bath/shower, especially those with herbs or candles
Visit a crossroads; walk/hike on paths that have a crossroads and pick the direction that calls to you
Take a walk during the new, half, or full moon (only if it is safe to do so in your area)
Take time to notice the phases of the moon; meditate under each one, and learn their meanings
Start a garden; tend to plants, especially herbs
Study herbalism; study the history of witchcraft
Ground yourself regularly
Include her within spell work, if you do any; practice discreet methods of spell-casting
Learn non-obvious divination methods; cartomancy, pyromancy, carromancy, etc.
Burn incense, if able; frankincense is great
Drink herbal teas; cook with herbs
Practice mindfulness and emotional regulation
Honor your home/space; keep it clean, and make it feel like your own
At the end of each month, cook a good meal and make drinks with added honey
Baking raisin and currant cakes
Practice patience and understanding
Work on your decision-making skills; what do YOU want? What do YOU need? What are YOUR goals/passions?
Making a bonfire; gathering around it, alone or with loved ones
Learning to have more confidence in your decisions and actions; you know what's best for you more than anyone else
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I hope this helps someone! I may add to it later on. For now, this is my list of discreet ways to worship Hekate. Take care, y'all, and have a good day/night. 💜
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a friendly reminder to pagans & witches:
it is okay if you weren't productive today.
it is okay if you didn't do any spellwork.
it is okay if you didn't pray.
it is okay if you didn't offer something to your deities.
it is okay if you didn't learn anything new.
it is okay if you didn't feel like doing something related to your craft.
it is okay if you didn't have any motivation to do anything.
it is okay.
your path is yours and it should make you comfortable.
perhaps you had planned many things to do, perhaps you wanted to learn more, perhaps you wished for some time alone with your deities; or perhaps you were looking forward to something else.
it is okay if you couldn't do it — whether you weren't feeling well, you had other things to do or you just didn't want to.
your practice should be something that is useful and helpful, something which you should benefit from. take this into account when you are in your spiritual space <3
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