From My Experience As A Catholic In My Younger Years, It Greatly Depends On Your Religion Or Spiritual

I have this one! It's amazing!

If you're looking for additional information on working with the weather as part of your practise, I recommend having a look at Debra L. Burris' 'Weather Magic: Witchery, Science, Lore'

You can read a bit of it for free on Google Books to see if you're interested but it covers how to work with:

Whistling Up a Wind

Ocean Currents

Weather Fronts

Clouds

Rain

Snow / Sleet / Hail

Thunderstorms

Lightning

Tornadoes

Hurricanes / Cyclones

And a whole bunch of exercises and activities to do to build your understanding and confidence in doing weather related witchcraft.

I hate adulting, and I especially hate having to adult even though my IBS is flaring up. But hopefully, I can go for a walk today. Then I need to summon some weather witches, actually all the witches. Certain states have had tornadoes, Oklahoma and Kansas, had fires and dust bowl conditions with how bad the wind has been, and now there is word of snow!

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I'm going to make dinner, clean up, and work on my Grimoire some more, and maybe even make another post.

I did settle for my 3 ring binder for now, I like having the ability to change around what goes where. I am also visual and touch person, having something in my hands helps me keep focused. Plus, with my current situation, I have no laptop and no home Internet, just my phone.

As for Calling Corners, I actually did learn a few things, thank you y'all for helping. I did learn some new names I wasn't familiar with so I was able to do more research.

Mine calls me Doctor Strange lol!

it's confirmed that even my boyfriend thinks im a little weirdo who can read minds (little weirdo is not derogatory in any way btw)

i might play with some dice later for practice 🎲

alright i think we all agreed on #advwitchblr and also #grownasswitches so yall please use these tags so we can grow the community!

Incense Correspondences

Acacia: Divination, Knowledge, Love, Vision

Amber: love, comfort, happiness, healing

Angelica: Protection, harmony, integration, insight and understanding, stability, meditation

Anise: emotional balance, banishing and protection

Apple: Friendship, Happiness, Lust, Love

Basil: luck, success, money, mental clarity, cheerfulness, concentration

Bay: Purification, Power, Power, Banishing

Bayberry: Prosperity, Control, Happiness

Benzoin: Emotional Balance, Business,

Bergamot: Money, prosperity, Protection, Confidence, Strength, Courage

Cardamom: Confidence, Courage, Mental clarity, Enthusiasm, Motivation

Carnation: Healing, Love, Lust, Protection, Strength

Cedar: Purification

Cedarwood: Purification, Grounding, Protection, Money, Balance, Insight, Wisdom 

Chamomile: Harmony, Calm, Spiritual, Inner peace

Cinnamon: Wealth, Success, Prosperity, Aphrodisiac, Stimulation, Healing

Citronella: Cleansing, Healing, Warding

Clove: Business success, Wealth, Eases fears, Pain relief

Copal: Love, purification, protection, exorcism

Cypress: Self-assurance, Confidence, Strength, Concentration, Eases anxiety and stress, Physical vitality, Willpower, Divination, Astral projection

Dragon's Blood:  Protection, Exorcism, Purification, Courage, Magickal power

Eucalyptus: Healing, Purification, Protection

Frankincense: Consecration, Spirituality, Astral strength, Courage, Exorcism, Dedication

Gardenia: Peace and love

Ginger: Stability, Wealth, Lust, Sex

Hibiscus: Divination,Love, Lust

Honeysuckle: Luck, Good fortune, Happiness, Friendship, Healing

Hyacinth: New beginnings, Happiness, Protection

Jasmine: Love, Sensuality, Money, Dreams, Purification, Wisdom

Juniper: Calming, Protection, Healing

Juniper Berry: Wisdom, Exorcism 

Lavender: Peace, Tranquility, Sleep, Cleansing, Relaxation

Lemon: Purification, Healing

Lemongrass: Purification, Mental Clarity, Hex and Curse Breaking

Lilac: Warding, Clairvoyance, Peace

Lotus: Spirituality, Happiness, Meditation, Wisdom

Magnolia: Beauty, Purification, Spring

Musk: Lust, Sexuality, Prosperity, Courage

Myrrh: Divination, Spirituality, Wisdom, Psychic power, Visions, Healing, Consecration, Exorcism

Opium: Lucid and Prophetic dreams

Orange: Love, Luck, Money, Divination

Orange Blossom: Luck, New Beginnings

Passionflower: Sensuality, Friendship, Calm

Patchouli: Growth, Progression, Money, Love, Sensuality

Peppermint: Mental stimulant, Exorcism, Healing

Pine: Cleansing, Insight, Grounding, Strength, Exorcism, Healing

Rose: Love, House blessing, Fertility, Healing

Rose Geranium: Courage, Protection

Rosemary: Healing

Sage: Purification, Cleansing, Clarity, Exorcism

Sandalwood: Spirituality, Visions, Peace, Serenity, Healing, Protection, Astral projection

Strawberry: Love, Friendship, Luck

Sweet Pea: Friendship, Love, Courage

Vanilla: Memory, Lust, Mental alertness

Vetivert: Money, Peace, Love

Violet: Psychic visions, Wisdom, Luck, Love, Protection, Healing

Wormwood: Astral projections, Helps to enhance the mind faculties

Yarrow: Courage, Exorcism

Ylang Ylang: Happiness, Love, Harmony

source1: The Complete Book of Incense, Oils and Brews by Scott Cunningham

source 2: https://witchesofthecraft.com/2015/06/05/incense-their-magickal-correspondences/

The 5 Elements

Known as the five classical elements, they represent different aspects of nature and the universe. Each element has its own unique energy and symbolism, and understanding these can help you harness their power in your own spiritual practice. The Five Elements are Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and Spirit. Each of these elements is associated with a specific direction, season, and energy. The elements are also connected to the four cardinal points of the compass. You may find that certain elements resonate with you more than others.   

Earth: 

The Earth element is associated with stability, grounding, and abundance. In spell work, you can use the Earth element to manifest material wealth, stability, physical body, and the natural world. The Earth element is often represented by rocks, crystals, and gemstones, as well as plants and animals. It is said to be the element that helps us connect with the physical world and our primal instincts. To work with the Earth element, you might choose to spend time in nature, meditate with crystals, or create an altar with natural materials. Some correspondences for the Earth element in spell work include: 

Crystals: Green adventurine, moss agate, and jade. 

Herbs: Dandelion, patchouli, and rosemary. 

Colours: Brown and green 

Astrology: Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn  

Tarot: Pentacles 

Air: 

The Air element is associated with communication, transformation, intellectualism and creativity. It is associated with the mind, thought processes, and the realm of ideas.  The Air element is often represented by birds, feathers, and incense smoke. It is said to be the element that helps us connect with our higher selves and the spiritual realm. To work with the Air element, you might practice visualization, journaling, or perform a ritual with incense or feathers. Some correspondences for the Air element in spell work include:  

Crystals: Clear quartz, blue lace agate, and Citrine  

Herbs: Lavender, peppermint, and sage 

Colours: Yellow and white 

Astrology:  Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius  

Tarot: Swords 

Fire: 

The Fire element is associated with passion, action, and transformation. It is associated with energy, vitality, and courage. In spell work, you can use the Fire element to manifest passion, creativity, and transformation. The Fire element is often represented by candles, bonfires, and lightning. It is said to be the element that helps us connect with our inner power and the power of the universe. To work with the Fire element, you might light candles, perform a bonfire ceremony, or practice energy work. Some correspondences for the Fire element in spell work include: 

Crystals: Carnelian, ruby, and sunstone 

Herbs: Cinnamon, ginger, and yarrow 

Colours: Red and orange 

Astrology: Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius 

Tarot: Wands 

Spirit: 

The Spirit element is associated with transcendence, the unknown, connection, and the divine. In spell work, you can use the Spirit element to promote spiritual connection, meditation, and transcendence. The Spirit element is often represented by prayer, meditation, and the void. It is said to be the element that helps us connect with the divine source of all creation. To work with the Spirit element, you might practice meditation, prayer, or engage in a spiritual practice that resonates with your beliefs. Some correspondences for the Spirit element in spell work include: 

Crystals: Quartz, selenite, and amethyst 

Herbs: Frankincense, myrrh, and sage  

Colours: White and gold 

Astrology: N /A 

Tarot: N/A 

Water: 

Water is the element of emotions, intuition, and healing. It is associated with the flow of life, the subconscious mind, and the cycles of nature. The Water element is often represented by oceans, rivers, and rain. It is said to be the element that helps us connect with our deepest feelings and the energy of the universe. To work with the Water element, you might take a ritual bath, work with divination tools, or spend time near a body of water. Some correspondences for the Water element in spell work include: 

Crystals: Aquamarine, Moonstone, Fluorite, Pearl, Opal 

Herbs: Aloe Vera, Rosemary, Chamomile 

Colours: Blue, Green, Grey 

Astrology: Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces 

Tarot: Cups