Shadow Work Prompts

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🎵 Music in Witchcraft 🎵

I love music. More and more, I have been including music in my practice of witchcraft, simply by having a song in the background while cleansing or making kitchen magic, and singing or humming particular melodies in the shower, when I perform a spell or a ritual, etc. If you’re interested in music witchcraft, here are a few ideas to get you started. 

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🎵 Singing out loud is a really powerful practice that can help when performing difficult spells, or rituals that are energy-draining. 

🎵 If you’re uncomfortable with singing, humming a melody is a good alternative. I love humming a simple, happy song while cleansing my home.

🎵 Charge your crystals, magical items and plants with soothing, dramatic and strengthening music. 

🎵 If you can play any instrument, include them in your practice - by playing before, during or after your daily practice, for instance. 

🎵 Sound playlists have their own power, especially if you’re working with the 4 elements:

🌱 Earth: listen to forest and nature sounds

🔥 Fire: listen to fire crackling

🌪️ Air: listen to birds chirping

🌊 Water: listen to ocean sounds and waves

🎵 Make very specific playlists on Spotify ; e.g. “Songs to dance around in your room by yourself”, or “Songs to listen when you’re angry about the world”. Having songs that reflect your feelings will be incredibly useful and can make you feel less alone in your happiness / or in your pain. 

🎵 Bring back your inner child by listening to nostalgic playlists of songs that came out when you were 5, 10, 15 years old. 

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Here’s a great Spotify playlist with witchy music, if you’re interested. 

“She would’ve made such a lovely bride what a shame she’s fucked in her head, ” they said

another rainy day at the farm…

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Augury with Birds Notes 🕊🌻

Meanings of Birds In The Sky

High flying bird = great omen

Low flying bird with irregular wing pattern = bad omen

Bluebird in spring = joy will soon come

Red bird = arrival of a guest

Robin pecking at a window = baby conceived by residents

Owl hooting three times = warning

Raven before battle = victory

Meanings of Feathers Found

Brown = peak fitness

Red = superb luck

Orange = joy and pleasure

Yellow = warning to beware of false friends

Green = adventure

Blue = love

Purple = exciting voyage

Black = illness, perhaps even death

Grey = amity and union

Brown and white = bliss

Black and white = bad luck avoided

Black and green = fame and fortune

Black and blue = new love

Grey and white = your wish will be granted

You know what I never understood about people? Their intense fear of death while autumn being their favourite season. Autumn literally shows us how natural death is and how beautiful it can be. Each leaf served a purpose and falls to lay to rest. Out of the decay forms new life.

cold as you // peace