irlinya
irlinya
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Grimoire Organization/Prompts
Introduction
Natal Chart- Describe your natal chart
Birth Tarot Cards- Calculate your birth tort cards and interpret their meaning
Ancestors- Did your ancestors practice witchcraft? Do your research
13 Goals of a Witch- What are they? What do they mean?
Beliefs- What are your beliefs on the topic of witchcraft? Write down everything
Craft Name- Name your craft based on what suites you
Why be a witch- What are your motives?
Magick Theory/Science- What is this and why is it important?
Spiritual Nexus- What is it and why is it important?
Basics
describe what each is, important info on the topic, when/where/how to use this info, and why these are important to witchcraft
Intent
Visualizing
Grounding
Casting a Circle
Charging
Banishing
Binding
Manifestation
Enchanting
Cleansing
Warding
Tools
Altars
Spell Creation
Sigil Creation
(Deity Work)
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Hekate
Greek goddess of witchcraft, magic, necromancy, spirits, crossroads, the night, and the Moon
Hekate was the only child of the Titans Perses and Asteria from whom she received her power over heaven, earth, and sea. She appears to have been an ancient Thracian divinity, and a Titan, who, from the time of the Titans, ruled in heaven, on the earth, and in the sea, who bestowed on mortals wealth, victory, wisdom, good luck to sailors and hunters, and prosperity to youth and to the flocks of cattle; but all these blessings might at the same time be withheld by her, if mortals did not deserve them. She was the only one among the Titans who retained this power under the rule of Zeus, and she was honoured by all the immortal gods. Hekate is known to be a bringer of good luck, wisdom, victory, and is a protector of children and households as well. She is the goddess who rules over every herb and is the one who guards gates, crossroads, and entryways of all kinds.
While Hekate is often believed to be a “triple goddess”, a Wiccan concept of the stages of maiden, mother, and crone in a goddess, Hekate actually appears in triple form to represent the crossroads. She is sometimes described as of terrible appearance, either with three bodies or three heads, the one of a horse, the second of a dog, and the third of a lion.
In one myth, Hekate assisted Demeter in her search for Persephone, guiding her through the night with flaming torches. Once Persephone was found, Hekate remained with her as her attendant and companion. She thus becomes a deity of the lower world. She is described in this capacity as a mighty and formidable divinity, ruling over the souls of the departed; she is the goddess of purification and expiation, and is accompanied by Stygian dogs.
There is another very important feature which arose out of the notion of her being an infernal divinity, namely, she was regarded as a spectral being, who at night sent from the lower world all kinds of demons and terrible phantoms, who taught sorcery and witchcraft, who dwelt at places where two roads crossed each other, on tombs, and near the blood of murdered persons. Hekate herself too wanders about with the souls of the dead, and her approach is announced by the whining and howling of dogs.
In my personal experiences with Hekate, she is very withdrawn, wise, mysterious, and often motherly. Her voice is gentle, yet is is full of power. Her presence is like the embrace of shadows in the darkest hours of the night and her voice is like the night breeze. Hekate is one with witchcraft and other forms of magic, and so she is able to greatly assist with these crafts and offer her vast knowledge on them. She is a deeply wise and nurturing teacher of the arts of magick and when giving general advice to her followers. When Hekate appears to me, she is often a beautiful woman in her early thirties with long, black hair and is swathed in shadows that nearly conceal her form. She is normally calm and compassionate, but can be terrifying when angered.
| Symbolism of Hekate |
Crossroads
Torches
Keys
Daggers
Hekate’s wheel
Black dogs
Polecats
Serpents
The Moon
| Personal Associations |
Ravens
Black cats
Dragons
Mirrors
Black dahlias
Weeping willows
Spiders
Centipedes
| Some of her epithets |
Æmbýlios (At the gate)
Ærannín (The lovely one)
Amaimákrætos Vasíleia (Indomitable queen)
Dǽspina (Mistress)
Einodía (At the cross-roads)
Khrysosandalaimopotikhthonía (The earthly goddess who wears golden sandals and drinks blood)
Khthónii (Of the earth; earthly)
Kourotróphos (Nurturer of children)
Nyktǽria (Of the night; hidden)
Ouræsiphítis (She who haunts the mountains)
Philǽrimos (Lover of solitude)
Phohsphóros (Bringer of light)
Própolos (Attendant and guide)
Sæmní (Revered)
Sóhteira (Protectress)
Triodítis (Of the crossroads; the three-ways)
Tymvídios (Of the grave)
Vrimóh (The terrible one)
| Offerings |
Keys, crossroad dirt, daggers, divination tools, mirrors, chicken feet, bones, blood, pomegranates, wine, rum, ale, pomegranate juice, goat milk, olive oil, chocolate, cigars, poisonous herbs, raw meat, black dog hair, dog teeth, dead spiders, graveyard dirt (collected with the spirits’ permission), tarot cards, Ouija boards/planchettes, dark coloured flowers, black candles, snakeskin, rabbit feet, cat eyes, swamp water, coffin nails, Spanish moss, moonstone, obsidian, onyx, images of her animals, images of the Moon, poetry, prose, and artwork.
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Joseph Skala Art - Isis
As goddess of life and magic, Isis protected women and children, and healed the sick. Closely linked to the throne, she was one of the greatest goddesses of Ancient Egypt. Her symbols were the ankh, her wings, and her throne headdress.
Egyptians adored Isis, divine protector of the dead, for two millennia before her cult spread beyond the Nile to the rest of the Roman Emprie. The Roman writer Apuleius would glorify her as the “mother of stars, the parent of seasons, and the mistress of all the world.”
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Diagnosis of the Evil Eye
You will need.-
Olive oil
Bowl of water
Cast.-
✤ Drip three drops of olive oil on the surface of the water.
✤ Watch what happens.
✤ If the drops remain distinct there is no evil eye.
✤ If they run together there is.
✤ Dispose of the oil and water safely.
✤ There are many ways of removing the evil eye but I will share one down below.
Removal of the Evil Eye
You will need.-
Lemon
Iron nails
Cast.-
✤ Drive the nails with some force into the lemon.
✤ Visualize the evil eye being pierced.
✤ Keep the lemon for three days, by which time it should begin to rot.
✤ If it does not, repeat the procedure.
You have externalized the difficulty, check that the spell worked and repeated the procedure if not. You could then repeat the diagnostic procedure to ensure that you are clear.
Irlinya🖤
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Masterpost of Followers of Hellenic Deities
This is the masterpost of follower lists for the deities of the Greek Pantheon. If you would like to be added to any list please either comment on the post featuring the list(s) you would like to be added to or shoot me an ask stating which lists you’d like to be added to and the name of the blog if it isn’t the one you’re using. If your deity does not appear on this masterpost please send me an ask or message and I will be happy to make them one! ALL deities and figures from the Greek Pantheon are welcome on this list!
Any problems, corrections, or changes please feel free to message me!
Achilles
Adonis
Akeso
Alala
Alexander the Great
Amphitrite
Antheia
Antinous
Aphrodite
Apollo
Ares
Aristaeus
Artemis
Asclepius
Asteria
Astraios
Athena
Baubo
Boreas
Britomartis
Chiron
Circe
Demeter
Dionysus
The Dioscuri
Eirene
Eleos
Enyo
Eos
Epione
Erebos
Eros
The Erotes
Gaia
Ganymedes
Hades
Harmonia
Hebe
Hekate
Helen
Helios
Hephaestion
Hephaestus
Hera
Herakles
Hermaphroditus
Hermekate
Hermes
Hestia
Hyacinthus
Hygeia
Hypnos
Iaso
Icarus
Iris
Kronos
Leto
Medusa
Morpheus
The Muses
Narcissus
Nemesis
Nike
Nyx
Pan
Panacea
Pandora
Patroclus
Persephone
Phanes
Poseidon
Priapus
Prometheus
Psyche
Rhea
Selene
Soteria
Tethys
Thalia
Thanatos
Themis
Zephyrus
Zeus
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SANTA MUERTE, LILITH, HEKATE, KALI MA, HEL AND ERESHKIGAL ARE NOT THE SAME GODDESSES!
There is a video floating around witchtok stating that Santa Muert, Kali Ma, Hekate, Hel, and Ereshkigal are all emminations and different names for the goddess Lilith. The only similarity between these deities is that they carry the Dark Goddess archetype. They are not the same and there is so much more to their myth and personification! Similar energy, sure. The same goddesses, no. 🌹
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Hekate
Greek goddess of witchcraft, magic, necromancy, spirits, crossroads, the night, and the Moon
Hekate was the only child of the Titans Perses and Asteria from whom she received her power over heaven, earth, and sea. She appears to have been an ancient Thracian divinity, and a Titan, who, from the time of the Titans, ruled in heaven, on the earth, and in the sea, who bestowed on mortals wealth, victory, wisdom, good luck to sailors and hunters, and prosperity to youth and to the flocks of cattle; but all these blessings might at the same time be withheld by her, if mortals did not deserve them. She was the only one among the Titans who retained this power under the rule of Zeus, and she was honoured by all the immortal gods. Hekate is known to be a bringer of good luck, wisdom, victory, and is a protector of children and households as well. She is the goddess who rules over every herb and is the one who guards gates, crossroads, and entryways of all kinds.
While Hekate is often believed to be a “triple goddess”, a Wiccan concept of the stages of maiden, mother, and crone in a goddess, Hekate actually appears in triple form to represent the crossroads. She is sometimes described as of terrible appearance, either with three bodies or three heads, the one of a horse, the second of a dog, and the third of a lion.
In one myth, Hekate assisted Demeter in her search for Persephone, guiding her through the night with flaming torches. Once Persephone was found, Hekate remained with her as her attendant and companion. She thus becomes a deity of the lower world. She is described in this capacity as a mighty and formidable divinity, ruling over the souls of the departed; she is the goddess of purification and expiation, and is accompanied by Stygian dogs.
There is another very important feature which arose out of the notion of her being an infernal divinity, namely, she was regarded as a spectral being, who at night sent from the lower world all kinds of demons and terrible phantoms, who taught sorcery and witchcraft, who dwelt at places where two roads crossed each other, on tombs, and near the blood of murdered persons. Hekate herself too wanders about with the souls of the dead, and her approach is announced by the whining and howling of dogs.
In my personal experiences with Hekate, she is very withdrawn, wise, mysterious, and often motherly. Her voice is gentle, yet is is full of power. Her presence is like the embrace of shadows in the darkest hours of the night and her voice is like the night breeze. Hekate is one with witchcraft and other forms of magic, and so she is able to greatly assist with these crafts and offer her vast knowledge on them. She is a deeply wise and nurturing teacher of the arts of magick and when giving general advice to her followers. When Hekate appears to me, she is often a beautiful woman in her early thirties with long, black hair and is swathed in shadows that nearly conceal her form. She is normally calm and compassionate, but can be terrifying when angered.
| Symbolism of Hekate |
Crossroads
Torches
Keys
Daggers
Hekate’s wheel
Black dogs
Polecats
Serpents
The Moon
| Personal Associations |
Ravens
Black cats
Dragons
Mirrors
Black dahlias
Weeping willows
Spiders
Centipedes
| Some of her epithets |
Æmbýlios (At the gate)
Ærannín (The lovely one)
Amaimákrætos Vasíleia (Indomitable queen)
Dǽspina (Mistress)
Einodía (At the cross-roads)
Khrysosandalaimopotikhthonía (The earthly goddess who wears golden sandals and drinks blood)
Khthónii (Of the earth; earthly)
Kourotróphos (Nurturer of children)
Nyktǽria (Of the night; hidden)
Ouræsiphítis (She who haunts the mountains)
Philǽrimos (Lover of solitude)
Phohsphóros (Bringer of light)
Própolos (Attendant and guide)
Sæmní (Revered)
Sóhteira (Protectress)
Triodítis (Of the crossroads; the three-ways)
Tymvídios (Of the grave)
Vrimóh (The terrible one)
| Offerings |
Keys, crossroad dirt, daggers, divination tools, mirrors, chicken feet, bones, blood, pomegranates, wine, rum, ale, pomegranate juice, goat milk, olive oil, chocolate, cigars, poisonous herbs, raw meat, black dog hair, dog teeth, dead spiders, graveyard dirt (collected with the spirits’ permission), tarot cards, Ouija boards/planchettes, dark coloured flowers, black candles, snakeskin, rabbit feet, cat eyes, swamp water, coffin nails, Spanish moss, moonstone, obsidian, onyx, images of her animals, images of the Moon, poetry, prose, and artwork.
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Hi im new in witchcraft and i want to start working with Selene. Do you have any advices~?
Hi! Here’s my FAQ series for beginning witchcraft, if you have any questions that it doesn’t address please let me know - I’m happy to start another post with additional information :)
Part one talks about spells, wards, sigils, cleansing, divination and more!
Part two talks about grimoires, crystals, wands, altars and more!
Part three talks about this vs. that for a lot of the common terms you hear!
Part four talks about types of witches, deities and more!
Part five is all about casting spells!
Here’s some information on Selene:
Selene SDVA
Selene Theoi.com
Selene devotee/followers list
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Drink Magic Masterpost
Sorry, not the alcohol type drink, but you can find a masterpost for that here! This masterpost is organized by purpose/need. The ones involving coffee are bolded, since most of them are teas!
DO NOT BLINDLY ASSUME HERBS IN TEAS ARE OKAY FOR YOU! DO YOUR RESEARCH.
Emotions + Emotional healing:
Drink your sorrows tea
Heal your heart potion
Moody Judy potion
Calm you the fuck down tea
Calming back to school tea
Calm thyself tea
Calm and happy tea
‘Give me sunshine’ potion for happiness
Rejuvenating tea
Self love latte spell
Overall positivi-tea
Mental reboost tea spell
Quick confidence potion
Health + Healing:
Tea to relieve a sinus headache
Headache soothing tea spell
Sore throat potion/tea
Magic sick tea
Soothing tummy tea
Tiny tea spell to feel better
Feel better tea spell
Pain relieving tea
“Ew, cramps” tea
Menstrual relief tea spell
Tea infusions to soothe the stomach
Easy energy tea spell
Energy boost tea
Energizing tea
Morning + Sleep:
Good morning potion
Morning sun cinnamon tea
What a Lovely Morning - Iced Tea Spell
Done fucking around coffee spell (productivity)
Coffee spell
Honey milk for restful sleep
Simple dream tea
Lullaby tea
A bedtime tea spell
Odds and Ends:
Good fortune tea spell
Nan’s good luck tea
“I am a Fucking Joy and Light to Behold” Tea
Spell to charge tea with power
Magical lemon spearmint green tea
Peachy potion to attract love
Hot chocolate spell for wellbeing
Hot chocolate magic
Magic spiced hot cocoa
Apple cider love bringing spell
Magic smoothie recipes
Daily coffee magic
Coffee grounding
Magical frappuccinos
Coffee spell for writers
Enhance magical energy coffee spell
Correspondences:
General tea magic
Fruit tea magic
Floral tea magic
Floral tea correspondences
Herbal tea magic
Chai spells
Coffee brew correspondences
Make your perfect magic coffee - ingredients
Making your iced coffee - witchcraft style
Infused water magic
Milkshake magic
Related posts:
Orriculum’s beverage magic/potions post
Masterpost of simple beginner friendly potions
Drink before casting
Drunk witchery
RESEARCHING HERB SAFETY
Links updated April of 2020. Please inform me of broken links via askbox!
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glow like the moon 🌙
a spell to recapture youth and beauty with the gentleness of the moon’s glow.
🌙 gather: a white or pink candle, full moon water, cosmetics or face lotion.
🌙 light your candle, a plain one or a pink one.
🌙 do at night, look up at the mostly full moon.
🌙 annoint the cosmetics or face lotion with the full moon water
🌙 apply the cosmetics or face lotion, then speak:
“moon, bright and full, grant me your glow
bring back the beauty, that i used to know”
🌙 bask in the moonlight for a little while, until you feel it is done.
🌙 blow out your candle.
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Come Hell or Highwater Spell 🌊
a spell to prepare you for difficult times ahead, and give you the power to rise.
🌊 gather: a jar, twine, high tide sea water, honeysuckle, lavender, lime peel, black salt, wax, and a self representative object.
🌊 prepare and dry the herbs, in the oven or naturally
🌊 charge with personal energy, and add the representative object
🌊 ring the jar’s lid with black salt and seal thoroughly with wax, bind bottleneck with twine, secure with a strong knot.
🌊 go to the beach when the water is at high tide, hold the bottle in the water as it comes in, letting the waves wash over it. while doing this, chant:
“come hell or high water
i rise with the tide
this time and after
the sea will be on my side.”
🌊 do not litter the bottle in the water, take it back with you, keep in case you need to perform the ritual again.
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Coffee Brews Correspondence☕
these are personal correspondences from my own speculations and work with coffee, others’ personal experiences may vary.
☕ Dark Roast — introspection and heavy meditation. Precision and forethought, foresightedness and divination.
☕ Decaf — nullification, ending spells and winding things down.
☕ Latte — blessings, luck, and pleasantries. fertility and creativity.
☕ Macchiato — catalysts, movement and growth. technology witchcraft.
☕ Cappuccino — psychic protections, peace/balance spells. kitchen spells and pop culture spells.
☕ Espresso — protection and curse casting, awareness and clarity.
☕ Red Eye — curses and dispelling glamours, clarity, astral / divination. increasing intensity scale from Lazy Eye➡️Red Eye➡️Black Eye➡️Dead Eye.
☕ Cold Brew — intuition and justice. level-handedness and impartiality.
☕ Mocha — love magic. magic involving delicate feelings, friendship and forgiveness, budding romance.
☕ Iced Coffee — wealth and career spells. success and motivation. confidence and courage spells.
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🌊 Sea Witch Resources 🌊
🌊 a sea witch’s spell ingredients - common ingredients for hte sea witch
🌊 sea water replacement - recipe for making sea water at home
🌊 sea grounding - quick guide for grounding in sea water
🌊 sea charging - a guide for using seawater to charge energies
sea witchcraft spells 🌊
jolly sailor bold - for drawing in a lover, or draw one back from leaving
soft shores bath spell - for peace and tranquility in one’s life and energy
ariel singing glamour - a glamour to help your singing voice be like a mermaid’s
mermaid’s breath - a spell for the ability to survive in emotional or situational circumstances a bit out of your depth or comfort zone
what the water gave me - pop culture spell to relieve burdens of the mind
lapis water binding spell - to bind someone to a place they cannot escape
celestial bath spell - to bring in new, calm energies
a touch, a tempest - for power in your hands, and enhance control of one’s life
sea foam latte - bath spell and coffee scrub for motivation and clarity
come hell or highwater - spell to prepare you for difficult times ahead, and give you the power to rise.
mermaid work 🌊
how to contact a mermaid - a basic guide
different types of mermaids - a short overview
various powers of mermaids
offerings for mermaids
mermaid tips - a few scattered tips
sea witch altar ideas
🌊 part 1 🌊 part 2
an ongoing guide …………last updated 3/28/2017
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