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Hygge is a beautiful Norwegian and Danish concept of warmth and coziness that fits well with autumn anywhere. Through Kitchen Witchery, you can enhance hygge elements that you add to your repertoire, such as warming potions, woven pillows that reflect nature's colors, and of course heartwarming comfort foods. Make as many of these as you like. Wear a thimble if needed. Here are instructions to make an orange pomander. Select a bright and healthy orange. Cover it as completely as you can by ...
For this cord-cutting spell, you will need the following supplies: An athame or ritual knife 1 lemon sliced in half Dried cedar to burn A firesafe container Salt water To begin, slowly move your hands over your body, taking note of any areas where it feels like there is stuck or stagnant energy. When you find one of these places, stop and explore it. If it feels like there might be an unwanted attachment, take your athame or knife and use it to energetically cut that cord (only cut ...
If you have a secret or are trying to keep something under wraps until a later date, get a stick of incense and a simple lock. It can be a combination lock or the kind with a key. If you don't have a lock handy, you can use any kind of container that is opaque in color (so you can't see what's inside) and closes tightly. Light a stick of incense and put it in a holder. As it burns, whisper your secret to the smoke. Now imagine that the smoke contains your secret. Open the lock and hold it in ...
Many of us live in a home that has a spirit presence. Sometimes we know they are around by unusual occurrences. Usually these house spirits are well-behaved, but they like to know they’re welcome. A good way to communicate this to them is to acknowledge their presence and follow up with a bit of food and drink. Begin this ritual at dusk. You'll need a white candle in a secure holder, an apple on a plate, and a glass of red wine or grape juice. Safely light the candle. Carry the candle ...
