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Setting boundaries can be challenging, especially when it's with someone you care about. This spell is designed to help you express your boundaries and have them respected while maintaining a good relationship with the person in question. Gather these materials: A cloth for your working surface A small object belonging to the person you wish to communicate with (If this is not possible, write their name on a small bit of paper.) A stick of raspberry or other thorny twig Honey or maple ...

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Today is World Emoji Day. Emoji is a Japanese word meaning "picture word." Interface designer Shigetaka Kurita is credited with creating the first emojis in 1990. Emoji spells have been very popular among young witches over the last decade, but older practitioners may roll their eyes at the idea. However, if you consider these little icons more carefully, emojis are very similar to the traditional symbols and sigils we use—what's different is their digital presentation. Paired with the ...

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This spell started as a dare many years ago. It's about immersing yourself in water. It's both silly and serious. The spell draws on the power of water to revitalize us. As written, the spell is done in a body of water, but you can adapt it for your backyard, a pool, the shower, or even sitting at your kitchen table with a cup and a big bowl. The variations are endless. Note: If you're more than ankle-deep in water, keep your eyes open and have a friend with you. If you're not a strong swimmer, ...

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Wednesday is ruled by Mercury, the winged messenger god of travel, communication, connection, and the digital realm. With summer well underway, it's time to make some travel plans. Grab your calendar and go through the next seven weeks, noting any times that you could get away. Maybe there is a Monday holiday coming up or a week at work you could take off. Highlight those dates, then make a list. Contact friends and family you long to see. Ask them: "Who wants to go camping, hiking, or ...

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The process of enfleurage uses the natural aroma of an herb or flower to infuse oils with its scent over time. This technique can be used to transform plain, unscented candles, giving them a soft...