Dos And Don'ts Of Love Spells

Dos and don'ts of love spells

DO research. It applies to all spells and being a witch as a whole.

DON'T make a love spell to make someone fall in love with you. It isn't ethical. Just put yourself in that person's position. You like them, so why you think about affecting their free will?

DO ask a person if you can do a spell affecting them. There is something off in your relationship and you want to help it with magick? Ask your partner first.

DON'T start from doing love spells. Learn about protection first and always remember about it. Being safe should be your highest priority.

DO make a spell for finding a partner. If you're reading this, you're probably interested in having a relationship. You would find someone sooner or later, so you will just help this process. Just keep in mind the first "don't" - no specific person in mind, just a loving relationship with someone.

DON'T make a spell when you feel bad or tired. It can negatively impact it.

DO make a self-love spell. You want to be in a loving relationship with someone? Be in a loving relationship with yourself first.

+ Something that isn't a love spell as such, but can help you - you can use glamour magick to rise your attractiveness or self-confidence, for example by wearing something red with this intention. Read more about it if you're interested.

Knowledge is power!

I've been reading tarot for over three years now, so here are some little tips based on my own experience and reading style. Things may be different for yourself and other readers.

• If the empress and emperor come out next to each other in a reading, they represent a couple. Usually a married couple, or a couple that have been committed long term.

• The hierophant often represents traditional, religious and spiritual matters... but it can also represent being a role model or person of authority (look at the rider-waite deck and notice the two people below the hierophant). This may be different depending on the deck, though.

• Court cards most often end up representing individual people for me. Each court card represents different personalities. They usually end up representing people whose astrology placements match the element of the suit the most (swords = air signs, wands = fire signs, pentacles = earth signs, cups = water signs).

• Write down your readings as you go, even if you're a more experienced reader. Doing this will document your readings and it will help you learn how to interpret the cards. You can look back at the readings later and see what ended up being accurate and what didn't.

• Be mindful of how fast you are shuffling the cards. Most of the time, those "jumpers" aren't related to the reading at all. They're just a result of rushed and clumsy shuffling. If the same card jumps out a second time, then it may be related to the reading. Use your intuition to pick the cards.

• If your deck's imagery isn't minimalistic, focus more on the imagery than memorizing the general card meanings. Think of the symbolism behind the imagery.

• When you start learning tarot, determine which tarot card represents you. Court cards are usually the cards that represent people for me, but sometimes major arcanas do too.

devotion candles

happy new year witches & friends!! tonight i decided to make some new candles for my altar & dedicate them to the sun & moon.

super simple spell & easy for baby witches who wanna decorate candles with different intentions!!

i carved different runes with my intentions into the candles. (you can use sigils too, i just personally prefer runes).

then i sealed the candles with different colored wax that matched my intentions.

doneeee~~ super easy & simple! blessed be always witches…🌞🧿✨