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New Summer Flavors đđđ
Restocked with new flavors for the summer!
Florida Water- An edible take on a classic and magic staple.
Crushed clove, dried lavender, and a light lemon flavor work in harmony to mimic the notes of Murray & Lanman Florida Water. Say a psalm and enjoy on these summer days.
Swamp Water- Growing up in Florida, Florida water is anything but cleansing. A playful take on swamps and the flavors of summers near the equator. Spirulina, also known as blue-green algae, permeates this pop giving it itâs swampy appearance. Coconut envelopes a preserved lemon slice which strikes a perfect balance between sweet coconut and sour lemon. Like a refreshing dip on a hot humid day.
Now offering sample packs of all current 6 flavors on the menu, as well.Â
[If you ordered in the last batch youâll be receiving a sample of the new flavors :)]
I hope you enjoy them. I really enjoyed creating these flavors and have a lot of things continuously coming! Look out for a giveaway soon~
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Rosemary, pepper, lavender skillet bread.
2 cups lukewarm water
2 Âź tsp yeast
4 1/3 cups flour
1 tbsp herb mix
Rock salt
Olive oil
Herb mix: grind black pepper corns, lavender rosemary and salt in a mortar using equal parts (maybe a smudge less lavender than everything else)
In a bowl, add water and yeast, stir to dissolve and let set for 5 minutes.
Add in 1 cup flour and herb mix, stirring with a wooden spoon.
Continue adding in flour until fully mixed.
Cover and Let proof in a warm spot for an hour.
Coat your cast iron skillet with olive oil and sprinkle flour on the dough and your hands to help minimize stickiness.
Fold âugly partsâ under and place in oiled pan.
Cover and let sit another 30 minutes
Preheat oven to 400 F
Pour more olive oil on top to make sure the entire top is coated.
Sprinkle salt and extra herbs on top, cut an X and bake for approximately 30 minutes depending on size of pan.
Top will be a nice brown, transfer to a cooling rack, or serve in the skillet after letting it cool down.
Pepper for invigorating energies, rosemary for peace, salt for cleansing, lavender for calming, and yeast for growth.
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Witch Tip Wednesday 3.28.18
Cast Iron Care
I grew up in what I call a cast iron family. All the pans were cast iron, we had a few enamel pots for pasta, and one beat up copper bottomed pan for boxed mac and cheese. My mom cooked most days and when she didnât, it was mac and cheese or pasta because we werenât allowed to cook with her pans unless she was there.
Cast iron has some mixed reviews, some (me), swear by it and some, think itâs difficult and impossible to cook withâŚand theyâre right to a degree (get it, degree, cooking, farenheit, celciusâŚsorry), if you donât know how to care for cast iron, itâs a hassle and a mess. Thatâs what this post is for though!
Seasoning
Seasoning is the term used to treat and clean cast iron. Even when you buy a new âpre-seasonedâ pan, youâre going to want to season it yourself. A major benefit of cooking with cast iron is that it retains flavor, and makes its own seasoning for your foodâŚlike magic!
Step 1: Clean your pan with HOT water and a scouring brush, rough side of a sponge, or steel wool. Nothing elseâŚjust water and something rough.
Step 2: Dry it completely with paper towels, and then place it on a lit stovetop burner for a minute or so to make sure itâs completely dry.
Step 3: While the pan is warm, probably 10-20 minutes after you remove from stove, (because it retains heat like no oneâs business, and I donât want you to burn yourself) pour some oil* into the pan and spread it around, completely coating the inside. Wipe off excess.
Step 4: Place in the oven set to 200Âş F, Upside Down for 2 hours
BOOM! Your pan is seasoned and ready to cook with.
*But Barber, what kind of oil? Thatâs mostly up to you, but canola is the classic standard (vegetable oil) but I use olive oil or canola, depending on what I used last. You can use any vegetable oil you want, whether thatâs grapeseed, sunflower or flax seed, but thereâs no reason to go crazy and buy a âCast Iron Care Oilâ because thatâs literally just a marked up bottle of canolaâŚNo Lies.
NEVER USE SOAP WHEN CLEANING YOUR CAST IRON,and hereâs whyâŚ**
Soap is great for clothes, and your body, and even your car, but not for Cast Iron. Cast iron is a porous metal, so when you put something in, it absorbs. When you cook with it regularly, and oil it regularly, it creates its own nonstick surface! Itâll absorb the taste of herbs and spices you cook with regularly, and everything gets a mild flavor boost from whatever you cooked in it previously. When you use soap, it removes that surface and flavor; soap can absorb and flavor your food, and no one wants soapy fritatas.
Now, the seasoning steps above are used when you get a new pan, or need to re-season a rusted pan. Itâll restore it like new. But what about cleaning after cooking something tastey?
Cleaning and Upkeep
Step 1: While the pan is still warm, take rock salt and/or a non-metal brush (like the one above that I use) and go crazy scrubbing it.***
Step 2: Rinse with warm water, and dry with a paper towel (I say paper towel, because itâll actually raise up some iron, and turn your towel blackâŚbetter use a disposable towel, or risk staining your nice linens) after that, feel free to put on the stove top for a minute to make sure itâs all dry
Step 3: Coat with a little oil, wipe up excess, and store in your oven or broiler.
Special notes: The heat, salt you use to scrub, and iron itself all equal one great big anti-bacterial surface, so no worries about not using soap and feeling like youâll get salmonella. Because itâs a porous surface, air drying is a no-no. Itâll lead to rust, and then youâll have to scrub it off and completely re-season it (refer to first seasoning process).
**The soap thing. You can use soap. I never do. Most soaps these days arenât as damaging and stripping as the old ones. Again, you can use soap, but I never will because like I said, thatâs how i grew up, my tradition, this is a part of my witchcraft practice, and it works for me. Updated 10/27/18 p.s. idk about yâall, but I use dish soap to get rid of oil, so while tons of people message me about using soap on it, I still am not going to break tradition of not using soap on a pan older than me. 11/27/18
***When you scrub with salt, it starts picking up iron particles and oil. Itâll start turning black and you can keep it in a jar until youâve got a good amount, bake it on a sheet to dry it, and there you have classic Black Salt! For more banishing oomph, I scald pepper in a fry pan, and add incense ash to the mix.
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From this kitchen witchâs cabinet:
Soothing cough syrup made of lemons, rosemary, honey, and ginger. Stir into hot water or take by the spoonful to quiet and comfort an aching chest and sore throat.
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đˇđRed Wine Poached Pears
4 cups Red Wine (creativity, abundance, love, longevity)
1½ cups Sugar (attraction)
1 cup Orange Juice (happiness, strength, abundance, attraction)
2 Cinnamon Sticks (strength, power, abundance, prosperity)
A small handful of Thyme (purification, protection, positivity)
6 Pears (prosperity, love, health, happiness)
(vegetarian.vegan)đĽ
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So I just got a text; apparently my father just dropped by the house, handed my husband a large box full of slightly under-ripe peaches, said âFor the love of god take these I was picking up windfalls and I have another bushel at homeâ and left.Â
The joys of having parents with a fruit orchard.Â
In a couple days once they ripen, Iâm thinking peach pie :)
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đ Goddess Guide đ C E R R I D W E N
⨠her sacred feast is on July 3rd
⨠obtain a nice cauldron do to spells in
⨠do your rituals under the new moon, or on mondays
⨠surround yourself with books and gain knowledge by studying many topics
⨠use the Elements Earth and Water
⨠a greyhound would be your ideal pet as she can shape shift into one
⨠write poetry or music in your spare time
⨠learn from your mistakes and be able to think on your feet and adapt quickly
⨠hawk and hen feathers should be included in your craft
⨠use essential oils of vanilla, almond and bergamot
⨠offerings - corn, apples, wine or beer, acorns
⨠study herbs and potions
⨠use crystals like carnelian, Brown jasper and agate
⨠do not fear change, rather, embrace it
đŚđ¸Aphroditifulđ¸đŚ
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This is gonna be a long ass post. My apologies. Anyone is more than welcome to add to this list.
Blogs I recommend: X
 Beginner Witchcraft
Old Motherredcapâs Reading List
Advice for beginner witches
Things to consider
Defining âwitchcraftâ
Magic and witchcraft
Research for Newbie Witches
Websites for Herbal Properties and Useage
Different Types of Witchcraft
Secular Witchcraft
Cultural Appropriation
The G word
Spells and charms for Beginners
Dispelling Spells
Lavenderâs Wishing Spell
Burning Bridges Spell
Chocolate Money Spell
Spell to Ease Jealousy
Emotional Cleansing Spell
Rainbow Protection Bottle
Wreaths for Protection and Happiness
Energy Bath
Motivation Chant
Pick me up Cleansing Jar
Protection Jar
Rosemary and Lavender Smokeless Cleansing
List of Cleansing Spells
Meditation
50 Meditation Tips
An Earth Meditation
Benefits of Meditation
Breathe & Relax
Grounding, Centering, & Shielding
Grounding - Grounding Techniques - Ungrounded Symptoms
Grounding & Centering
Centering
Shielding: (1) (2)
Budgeted Witchcraft:
Tips & Tricks for Frugal Witches
Moonstone Beginningâs Frugal Pagan Resource
A Witch in a Pinch (Blog)
Budget Witch (Blog)
Witchcraft on a Budget
Being a Witch on a Budget
Budget Witchcraft (Site)
Accumulating Witch Stuff on a Budget
Ways to Practice Witchcraft with Little or No Money
Chaos Magic:
Chaos Magic in a Nutshell
What is Chaos Magick?Â
Chaos Magic- The Misunderstood Path
Chaos Magick (a multitude of articles pertaining to chaos magic)
Introduction to Chaos Magic
Chaos Magic Theory
Chaoism & Chaos Magic: A Personal View
Oven-Ready Chaos; Phil Hine
Liber Null & Psychonaut: An Introduction to Chaos Magic- Peter J. Carroll
Sigil Crafting:
A Beginnerâs Guide to Sigil Craft
Ways to Use SigilsÂ
Sigils Reboot: How To Get Big Magic From Little Squiggles
An Essay On Sigil CraftingÂ
Practical Sigil Magic- Frater U. D.
Sigilmaking with LeeÂ
Sigil Magic: Making a Magical Sigil
SigilsâŚÂ
Sigil Daily: Creation & Activation
Magic/Sigil CirclesÂ
Chaos Magic: Basic Sigil Magic
SigilsÂ
A Brief Overview of Sigil Magick
Sigils and Seals 101Â
Sigils
Sigil Crafting MethodÂ
Creating a Sigil
Sigil Masterpost (gif warning!)
Sigils in Theory and Practice
How Do You Make Sigils?Â
On the Preparation and Usage of Sigils
Sigil Magic
Sigil 101Â
Practical Sigil Magick
The Sigil BowlÂ
Sigil Basics
What Are Sigils?Â
Making Outdoor Sigils
Online Sigil Generator
Sigilisation
Sigil Magic
Sigil Making Process, by RookÂ
Sigil Making Process, by RichtorÂ
Sigil Charging:
My Super-Physically-Mentally Intense Method of Charging SigilsâŚ
How to Charge SigilsÂ
Firing Off Sigils
A Personal Method of Charging SigilsÂ
How to Charge a Sigil Playing Video Games
Charging Your Sigils- A Brief ExplanationÂ
Charging and Firing SigilsÂ
How to Use SigilsÂ
The Fae Resources
Books
The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries â W.Y. Evans-Wentz
The Secret Commonwealth: Of Elves, Fauns, and Fairies â Robert Kirk
Fairy and Folk Tales of the Irish Peasantry â Yeats
Treasury of Irish Myth, Legend, and Folklore â Yeats
The Fairies in Tradition and Literature â Katherine Briggs
An Encyclopedia of Fairies: Hobgoblins, Brownies, Bogies, & Other Supernatural Creatures â Katherine Briggs
The Vanishing People: Fairy Lore and Legends â Katherine Briggs
The Sidhe: Wisdom from the Celtic Otherworld â John Matthews
Through the Faerie Glass-Kenny Klein
Websites
The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries (Sacred Texts)
The Secret Commonwealth: Of Elves, Fauns, and Fairies (Sacred Texts)
Ancient Legends, Mystic Charms and Superstitions of Ireland â Lady Wilde
Puck â That shrewd and knavish sprite called Robin Goodfellow
The Fairy Family: A Series of Ballads & Metrical Tales Illustrating the Fairy Mythology of Europe
The Fairy Mythology: Illustrative of the Romance and Superstition of Various Countries
âThe Fairy Doctorâ â Lady Wilde
Sacred Text: Fairy Mythology Index
Divination
Tarot
All About Tarot
All About Tarot Readings
Many Different Uses For The Tarot
Tarot Deck Outline
Choosing The Tarot Deck That Is Right For You
What To Look For In A Tarot Deck
Choosing A Tarot Deck Just For Reading Others
Connecting With Your Tarot Deck
Top 3 Beginner Tarot Books
When To Cleanse Your Tarot Deck
How To Cleanse Your Tarot Deck
Recharging Your Tarot Cards
Cleansing Your Tarot Reading Space
Purifying Your Tarot Cards
Three Ways To Shuffle Your Tarot Deck
Six Ways To Choose A Tarot Card
How To Clear Your Tarot Deck
How To Store And Care For Your Tarot Cards
Minor Arcana Keyword Chart
Tarot: Quick and Dirty Keyword Sheets
Tarot Cheat Sheets
Tarot Reversal Keyword Sheet
Major Arcana Meanings
Court Card Interpretations
The Major Arcana
Court Cards In Tarot
The Tarot Suits
Tarot Suit Info Cards
Topics You Can Use In Your Own Custom Tarot Spreads
Great Topics To Ask The Tarot With Only 1-3 Cards
Four Decks To Help You Create Your Own Tarot Spreads
How To Design A Tarot Spread For A Client
Classic Tarot Spread Positions
Interview Your New Tarot Deck
Effective Tarot Questions
How To Create Your Own Spreads
Tips When Reading Tarot For Others
New And Old Tarot Traditions
Four Myths About Fortune Telling
Fortune Teller Isnât A Bad Word
Quirky Tarot Habits
Six Types Of Tarot Readers
4 Easy Steps to Learn Tarot
How To Read Tarot Cards
Why âFreeâ Tarot Readings Are Not Ever Really Free
How To Interpret Reversed Tarot Cards
What To Do With Jumper Cards
Tarot Exhaustion
Tarot Relaxation And Grounding Exercise
Four Tips On Reading âNegativeâ Tarot Cards
How To Deal With âGoing Blankâ During A Tarot Reading
Tips When Reading Tarot At A Special Event
Ideologies That Hold You Back As A Tarot Reader
Six Mistakes To Avoid When Reading Tarot For Yourself
How To Obtain The Clients Energy During a Tarot Reading Without Them Touching Your Cards
Reading Tarot With Confidence
Scrying
How to
Lithomancy
How to
Runes
Interpretations
Glamours
Glamoured Shower Disks
Goddess Glamour Bath
Witch of the Wasteâs Glamour Enchanted Jewelry Spell
Blood Magic
Ethics and Safety
PSA to Blood Witches
Blood Magic 101
Starting Blood Magic
When youâre no longer a beginner
Blood Christening
How Not to Use Blood Magic
Sexual Sangomancy and Blood Bonding; Pros, Cons, and Safety
Blood and Bone Magick
Use of Blood in Folklore and Magic
Potions
Quick Guide to Potions and Lotions
Herbal Brews Introduction
Herbal How To: Infusion
Herbal How To: Tinctures and Extracts
Minerals that are NOT Suitable for Adding to Water
Magical Properties of Herbs, Roots, Flowers, Barks, and Resins
Herbs to Avoid During Pregnancy
Poisonous Herbs: Hazards
List of Poisonous Herbs (Magical Uses and Safety Warnings)
Familiars
What are they?
Is this my familiar?
The Familiar Self
Familiars and Gender
The Three Kinds of Familiars
Plants as Familiars
Working with Plants as Familiars
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Discovering My Deity
It has been a short but very interesting journey to find my deity. I will start with the beginningâŚ
I never thought I would ever work with a deity.  I knew people who did and that was great for them, but it just wasnât for me.  I knew that with such certainty.  But as the years have gone by, the idea has found fertile ground.  I became more interested in the prospect of working with a deity.  I started to watch Youtube videos of people talking about how they came to work with their deity, and I was fascinated. I started to think what would myself working with a deity look like?  I had no idea.  No thought or picture was forming in my mind.  Then it occurred to me that I canât get a picture because Iâm not meant to. I told myself that when the time was right, something would happen and I would just know. Â
A few months ago I started to get this feeling.  If you know me at all you will know I get âfeelingsâ a lot.  Being an empath, I filter things through and nothing stays for long unless I want it to.  Well, I got a âfeeling.â It was a feeling of something just on the outer edges of my mind. At first, I didnât pay it very much attention, but the longer I went without acknowledging it, the more incessant it became.  Then one day I just knew: that âsomethingâ was a someone.  I didnât know who, but I was curious about the idea. Â
So, my first step was to just open myself and let it be known that I was ready for âwhateverâ or âwhoeverâ wanted to get in contact with me.  I burned mugwort and sage before bed to try and receive messages in dreams; I looked for signs in my everyday life.  Things came to me but they werenât anything I could point to and say, âYes, this is who is reaching out.â  I thought I could have been one goddess, but the more I thought the more wrong it seemed. I let it be.
Fast forward a few weeks: Salt and I were working on our podcast, Craft and Cast.  We were recording an episode about our personal magic and what we worked with.  I happen to say that I could never practice death magic and it just wasnât for me.  From that day on, this feeling of disappointment was being thrown at me. It was like they were almost fed up with how I just wasnât getting it.  Salt made the joke that what if it was death goddess that was reaching out and I said it couldnât be. Â
Then, on a day where I was going to meet up with Salt, I was outside my house and vultures were flying around above me.  Now, vultures around my house isnât an abnormal thing.  I live out in the middle of nowhere, so there are always dead animals somewhere around.  I watched them and started to notice that they were flying right above my head.  One flew down and came uncomfortably close to my face and showed me his belly with legs extended. (That is not normal!) I have never had a vulture act in that way before. Dreams started happening and then more vultures. Â
So, I cast a tarot spread to try and figure out who it might be.  The card for who was trying to contact me was the Queen of Swords.  Salt immediately said the Morrigan (then she cackled as Salt usually doesâŚbecause she knew how I felt about death magic.) The more I think about it, the more it seems possible. Â
I am now beginning my journey with working with The Morrigan.
A few things I can say about this journey so far:Â Â
It was unexpected and not the way I thought it would happen. Â
Every situation and sign is going to be different for every person.  Some people search out and choose a deity for themselves and say I want to work with this one.  Thatâs great and I applaud anyone who has the initiative to do that.  Because I didnât. Â
This is completely new to me and I will see how it goes, but for someone who went from even the idea of working with a deity being out of the question to working with a death goddess, it is going to be wild ride. Â
I can already feel she is going to push me in ways I may not want and will not be expecting. Salt is excited to see what happens and, I wonât lie. I am pretty excited too.  So, donât be afraid to reach out and see whatâs out there.  If you want to work with a deity, you donât have to wait until someone reaches out to you.  You can do the reaching.  Find what works best for you.  You might be surprised.
Blessings and Growth!
Wonder
Witch Haven Member
@thewonderofnature
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Norse Small Devotional Acts Masterpost
Ăsir
Odin
Frigga
Thor
Tyr
Baldr
Heimdall
Bragi
Eir
RĂĄn
NjĂśrun
MĂĄni
Vanir
Freyr
Freyja
NjĂśrĂ°r
JĂśtnar
Ăgir
SkaĂ°i
RĂśkkr
Loki
Fenrir
Hela
*This list is a work in progress and I will be creating more in my future free time!*
Feel free to message me requests, just know I wonât necessarily get to them immediately.Â
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Tarot Decks by Theme
via aeclectic.net
Abstract
Affirmation
African
Alien & UFO
Ancient Egyptian
Ancient Greek
Angel
Animal
Anime
Art Nouveau
Art Styled
Arthurian
Astrology
Australian
Beginner
Books & Literature
Business
Cat
Celtic
Chakra
Children
Chinese
Christian
Collaborative
Crystal
Dark & Gothic
Dog
Doreen Virtue
Dragon
Dream
Eastern
Eastern European
Erotic
Fairy
Fairy Tales
Fantasy
Feminine
Fine Art
Flower
Food
Gay
Goddess
Golden Dawn
Halloween
Herb & Plant
Historical
Historical Reproduction
Holy Grail
Humorous
I Ching
Karma
Learner
Lenormand
Love
Manga
Marseilles
Marseilles-Inspired
Masculine
Medieval & Renaissance
Modern
Moon
Multicultural
Native American
Nature
Norse
Novelty
Occult
Ocean
Pagan & Wiccan
Past Life
Psychic
Qabalah
Regional
Rider-Waite Clone
Rider-Waite-Inspired
Rune
Russian
Sacred Geometry
Scientific
South & Central American
Sport
Steampunk
Surreal
Teen
Thoth-Inspired
TV & Movies
Vampire
Victorian Era
ViscontiÂ
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Greek Myths - Hermes
Apollo/Â Poseidon/ Pan/ Dionysus/ Ares/ Hades/ Zeus
Goddess Series
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Greek Myths - Apollo
Poseidon/ Hermes/ Pan/ Dionysus/ Ares/ Hades/ Zeus
Goddess Series
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