Activities
bake bread or put herbs bread you buy
go on a walk and observe the changes in nature
tidy up
fire/sun spells
have a bonfire
decorate! (this can just be changing your phone background)
gather and dry herbs for spellwork
enjoy the warm weather before autumn
go to harvest festivals and farmers markets
prosperity spells
check your garden
restock things you need
put wheat on your alter
mess around in the kitchen! put your own twist on that recipe you love
update any witchy journals you may keep (grimoire, book of shadows, etc)
eat late summer fruits
reflect on your talents and do what you’re good at
make sun water
have a self-love bath ritual
make corn dolls
Colors
yellow
cream
brown
green
gold
orange
dark purple
tan
Herbs and Flowers
rosemary
cinnamon
mint
basil
garlic
mugwort
milkweed
acacia
peony
marigold
sunflowers
hops
goldenrod
yarrow
Incense and EOs
frankincense
sandalwood
rose
rosemary
patchouli
lavender
lemongrass
Crystals
tigers eye
citrine
rose quartz
quartz
carnelian
aventurine
granite
gold
brass
amber
malachite
sardonyx
yellow aventurine
golden topaz
clear quartz
marble
lodestone
rhodochrosite
Animals
deer
cow
rooster
sheep
crow
pig
salmon
Deities
Lugh
Dagon
Taranis
Dumuzi
Demeter
Ceres
Dana
Isis
Luna
Danu
Hestia
Vesta
Food
bread
corn
garlic
blackberries
oats
apples
pears
fruit salad
elderberry
lamb
nuts
Spells
protection
prosperity
sun magick
courage
kitchen magick
connection
career
health
money
abundance
Other Names
Lughnasadh
Lúnasa
Luanistyn
Lùnastal
The First Harvest
I started this later than I meant to, so this one’s shorter than usual, but I home it’s still helpful. To end it all, here’s a masterpost with a bunch of links to help. Blessed be!
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Nothing New | Taylor Swift + Phoebe Bridgers
So this is my backyard. I guess I’ve got a lot of wishes to make
Witch's Tools: Tools special ideas for your grimoire Grimoires vs Books of Shadows A Witch’s Ingredients: Charcoal Amulets vs. Talismans Charms, Amulets & Talismans Dressing Candles Spirit Dolls - Dolls and Witchcraft Bind Runes A witchy use for notebooks Why you should lock your mirrors and how to do it Bells in Witchcraft Witch’s Ladder
From the Kitchen: Egg Magic Eggshells + Witchcraft Black Salt witch's banishing salt bowl Moon Salt Sun Salts Rose Salt Protection/Warding Black Salt Salt Bowls to Absorb Negative Energy Wheel of the Year potions Magical Powders fire salt Salts
Flowers, Fruits, Vegetables, and Herbs: Witch Tips: Lavender Stinging Nettle The magic of roses herbal preparation types Herbal Glossary Types of herbal remedies From infusions and tinctures to oils and salves Drying and harvesting herbs Orange/Tangerine green magick for the home
Magical Waters: Water Masterpost Moon water correspondences Magical Waters & Recipes Types of water Infused Water Magic Solar Juice Witchcraft Sun water Uses For Moon Water How to make your own rose water War Water
From the Outdoors: Graveyard Dirt uses Earth Magic
Other Magical Things: Negativity Absorbing Buddy House Guardian Magickal Uses for Kisses The DOs and DON'Ts: Essential Oils Comfort Items + Witchcraft Music in Witchcraft “ With spells in her hair...”
Stuff for Spells and Magical Purposes: Spiritual Crafts Seven ways to bless a poppet How to Enchant Items How to Enchant Items Enchanted Items "how i enchant items" How to Charge Objects What is Charging and techniques Burnable Spellboxes Spell Envelopes
This plant is generally considered a “weed” even though it is a superfood with many health benefits, and you probably have some growing near your home.
Purslane has some of the highest levels of omega-3 fatty acids of any foods on the planet, and also contains vitamins A and C, calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, and antioxidants.
The entire plant is edible, and has a lemony/peppery taste.
Magickal Properties:
Element: Water
Planet: Moon
Feminine
Correspondence: love, luck, protection, happiness, sleep
Place under pillow/near bed to ward off nightmares
Carry with you to attract luck and love and to protect against evil/negative energy
Grow in your home to bring happiness and protection to it
Culinary Uses:
Add to salad, or eat by itself as a salad
Add to salsa
Add to scrambled eggs or omelets
Purslane pesto
Brew into tea
Sauté in oil of your choice
Happy Foraging!
Georgia O’Keeffe, in a letter to Russel Vernon Hunter, from Georgia O’Keeffe: Art and Letters
Art by René Magritte
she/hereclectic witchcrafttaurus sun / aquarius moon / aquarius risingmother of two
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