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Dollar Tree Finds
While on break today, I came across some new products perfect as a gift or treating yourself. Astrology isn't my thing, but I did find these new trinket boxes.
For another Dollar Tree find we have those yearly Astrology books. I don't know how good they are.
I was also thrilled when I turned and looked I found a plastic organizer with compartments and a lid.
I figured I could use it as an DIY altar kit or something else witchy. The middle row is raised so there is room to put some bigger supplies or a carefully folded altar cloth.
✨Anything to help others find ways to save money, and still feel magical while doing it. ✨
HEY ! YOU!
Reblog if you think trans women are real women , and trans men are real men .
I'm trying to prove something to my transphobic father .
I'm looking for stories, podcasts, YouTube channels, Pinterest boards, quotes, music, communities, novels, and history that explore witches ✨, spirituality 🌙, energy 🔮, the moon 🌕, and personal practice 🕯️. I’m in search of something to anchor my thoughts—something that speaks to the soul, expands the mind, and opens a path through these sacred and mysterious realms 🌌.
I would love to hear personal stories—how a book, a song, a quote, or even a Pinterest post shifted your path, lit a candle in your practice, or helped you feel seen. Tell me what it taught you, what you carry with you, and what you hope it might teach me too.
Bless those who write, share, and create—thank you for your magic and your honesty 🕊️.
Share the stories that inspire you. The quiet ones. The wild ones. The ones that live between the lines of a poem, or in the soft silence after a good song fades out. I'm ready to listen.
Hot Foot Podwer to ward off (hoodoo)
I want to clarify that this is the "recipe" that I use.
the "recipe" can vary depending on who makes it and what is at their disposal. Recipe: 1:red pepper or flying pepper 2:black pepper 3:red ant (Optional) 4:Sulfur For the base of the powder, that is, to make it more like a powder, use white flour, but you can also use chalk.