Green witch

To become a green witch spend time in and study nature.

• Take nature walks, sit in a forest or by a river, or just spend time in your garden. This will help you attune to natural energies and gain a better understanding of the cycles and rhythms of the earth.
• Create an altars that reflects your connection to nature. Gather stones, crystals, feathers, and leaves or whatever calls to you. 
• Use symbols of the elements (earth, air, fire, water) to represent the balance and harmony found in nature.
• Learn about the magickal properties of herbs and their benefits. Grow your own herb garden and start experimenting with herbal remedies, teas, and potions. 
• Reduce your environmental footprint, practice sustainable living, and advocate for environmental preservation.

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SAGE SMUDGING RITUAL

1000+ year old tradition to clear negative energy. 

1. Open internal and external doors and windows.
2. Light end of smudge wand or leaves, blow out the flame to leave it smoking. Use a dish to hold leaves & catch ash.
3. Cleanse yourself before cleansing your space. To do this, direct the smoke in a circle around yourself.
4. Move around your room / home and use a feather or your hand to waft the smoke into corners. Think about the negative energy leaving. Stay as long as you feel guided.
5. Once finished, go out via the front door. Place the smoldering end in soil or use some salt to extinguish. Thank the energies for their assistance.
6. Never let the burning sage stay unattended for any reason. Also, take care not to inhale too much of the smoke.

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Full Moon Water

Use a clean glass jar or bottle with a tight lid. Fill with water. Write an intention on a piece of paper and place it under or tape it to the container. Place the jar outside or on a windowsill where it can receive direct the full moonlight overnight, and bring it inside before the sun rises.

Common Uses for Moon Water include:

• Add it to cleaning solutions to energetically clear your home or altar space.
• Spritz your houseplants to revitalise their energy.
• Pour a little on your hands then wipe your wet hands over your face to clear  away any lingering negativity.
• Pour some into a bath for spiritual grounding and relaxation.
• Boil it for your tea ritual or sip it as is, provided you used a safe, clean, and sealed container.

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PALO SANTO RITUAL

1000+ year old tradition to restore tranquility, and bring good fortune. 100% ethical + organic. Ignite on one end, let the flame go out and then smoke will rise.

• Place on a heat proof dish.
• Dab the lit end in dirt or sand to extinguish.
• Never let the burning stick stay unattended for any reason. Take care not to inhale too much of the smoke. 

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Protection Circle ritual

Cast a protective circle by etching it directly into the earth or sand in a clockwise direction. When the ritual is complete, simply wipe or wash the circle away in a counter-clockwise motion.

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WITCHES HARVEST WREATH RITUAL

Originally Christmas wreaths were made from plants and were called harvest wreaths. A harvest wreath can be hung all year to bring protection through-out the year. Herbs, florals, bells, crystals and ribbons can be added to the wreath to aid your protection spell. When you hang it, chant: “Herbs of the earth, Spirits above, I request your powers to protect this property.” Blessed be.

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TEKTITE HOME PROTECTION RITUAL
Tektite was created when a meteorite struck the earth. Buried near your front door, tektite is said to bring you good luck and to protect your home from storms. Pop it in a pot plant by your front door. 

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BELTANE garden fae (fairy) spell

In Celtic folklore, the veil between the human world and the spirit realm is thinnest during Beltane and Samhain. While Samhain focuses on ancestors, Beltane celebrates fertility, growth, and the peak of spring. This makes it the prime time to connect with the Fae (Fairies).

To invoke joy, ring a bell to invoke the fae. Silver or brass bells are traditionally thought to catch the attention of friendly spirits. Ring your bell near a garden tree, flowers, or by a window where the breeze can carry the sound. May your bell-ringing bring a little extra wonder and happiness to your day!

Make an offering of a pin and thread for them, place it on your altar. They also love sweet things. Leaving a tiny drop of honey, a splash of milk, or a shiny pebble can show your good intentions.