Cutebrujita - 𝔱𝔥𝔦𝔰 𝔦𝔰 𝔞𝔩𝔩 𝔞 𝔡𝔯𝔢𝔞𝔪

— Aure Vives, from ‘km ⇢ xo’

Making Dream Sachets

These dream pillows or sachets can be used with different intentions. For dreams, to stop nightmares, for prophetic dreams, protection, etc. Below are a couple of the recipes that you can use to create your own sachet!

Bridging Sachet: To create a bridge between this world and the next

Allspice

Anise

Cinnamon

Blue

All Saint's Sachet: To bring forth psychic power or for healing

Cinnamon

Tonka bean

Patchouli

Vanilla

Lavender

Gardenia

Vetiver

Ancient Shrine Sachet: To increase clairvoyance powers and connect with the underworld

1 part Cinnamon

4 parts frankincense

4 parts sandalwood

To see past lives

Anubis Sachet

Cinnamon powder

Low John

Cedar oil

Orris oil

Myrrh

Blue

Astral Travel Sachet

3 part sandalwood

3 part Benzoin

1 part mugwort

1 part dittany of Crete

1 drop Bergamot

Or

Orange oil

Lemon oil

Frankincense

Myrrh

1 drop Bergamot

Aunt Sally's dream Sachet: To induce prophetic dreams, events to come, numbers, love

Licorice

Cinnamon

Cardamom

Coriander

Bruno's Curse Sachet: For psychic and physical protection

2 parts frankincense

1 part sandalwood

1/2 part rosemary

Mystic Veil Sachet: For dream walking and telepathy

Gum mastic

Cinnamon

Sandalwood

Clove

Myrrh

Prophetic dream oil: Heat. Apply to temples

1/2 cup olive oil

Pinch Cinnamon

Pinch nutmeg

1 tap anise

1 drop Bergamot

Fiery Wall of Protection Sachet: Protects and handles every sort of threat. From spells or negative entities while asleep. Also calls upon good health.

Dragon's blood

Frankincense

Myrrh

Salt

Red or purple

Health Sachet: To place under a sick person's pillow or for protection when there is illness in the house.

2 parts myrrh

2 parts sandalwood

1 part sage

1 part rosemary

1 drop Bergamot

Purification Sachet: To purify the mind, body, and spirit every morning

2 parts sea salt

1 part cinnamon

1 drop Bergamot

Dove's Blood Sachet: To bring peace of mind and happiness. Also mends hearts.

4 parts dragons blood

Rose oil

Bay oil

White, red, purple

Dream Traveling:

Hibiscus

Mugwort

Dandelion

Star anise

Thyme

Yarrow

Jasmine

Cinnamon

Elecampane

Protected:

Nutmeg

Sage

Valerian

Clove

Sandalwood

Eucalyptus

Basil

Bay leaf

Lavender

Carnation

Clove

Quiet Slumber:

Chamomile

Lavender

Sage

Passionflower

Anise seeds

Chamomile

See The Future:

Mugwort

Rosemary

Bay leaf

Chamomile

Ecelcampane

(Elfdock)

(Yellow starwort)

Flax

Hemp

Nightmares's Bane:

Angelica

Burdock

Juniper

Mullein

Valarian

I just love them so much!

🐈‍⬛🔮

┊ ➶ ｡˚ "mighty aphrodite rising out of the sea foam" henry courtney selous (1803-1890)°

happy april 3, this is dedicated to aphrodite !! blessed be ♡

Working With Hekate

Goddess Of The Threshold

Other titles: Keeper of the Gates, The Triple Goddess, Bringer of Light, Night Wanderer, and many more

Colors: Black, silver, gold, red, white

Herbs: Asphodel, trillium, ebony, fly agaric, garlic, aconite, yew, datura, cypress, belladonna, saffron, foxglove, mandrake, willow, black poplar, dandelion, mugwort, henbane, mandrake, yarrow, myyrh, lavender, oak, mullien, thornapple, bittersweet, poppy, wormwood, sage, rue, fumitory, dragon's blood, rowan, black copal

Crystals: Moonstone (especially black), labradorite, mother of pearl, black tourmaline, obsidian, black/smokey quartz, lodestone, nuummite, serpentine, auralite, abalone, corundum, zicron, hematite, jet, lapis lazuli, pyrite

Element: Earth/water/darkness

Planet: The Moon, Saturn, Pluto

Zodiac: Scorpio (Aquarius)

Metal: Silver, copper, bronze

Tarot: The Moon, The High Priestess

Direction: All

Date: November 16th, the Night of Hekate

Day: Any

Animals: Goats, wolves, dogs, owls, snakes, horses, crows, bulls, sheep, skunks, lizards, dragons

Domains: Thresholds/liminal spaces/boundaries, crossroads, witchcraft and sorcery, the Moon, herbalism, the poison path, necromancy, nocturnal magick, truth, secrets, hedge-riding, shadow work and integration of shadow-self, baneful magick, protection, knot magick, foraging, divination, creatures of the night, the Underworld, the Otherworld

Offerings: Keys, hair of a black dog, any of her sacred plants, representations of any of her animals, divination tools, black mirrors, wands, athames, bolines, blades, things in sets of 3, fruit, wine, blood, rituals/magick in her honor/name, feathers, fossils, shells, bones

Symbols: Blades, fire, keys, crossroads, gateways, doors, entrances, moons, torches, wands/sceptres, whips, the number 3

Kiss of Helios

A Complete Guide to Celebrating Imbolc

Date: February 1st – 2nd Themes: Renewal, light, fertility, inspiration, purification Deity Association: Brigid (Celtic goddess of poetry, healing, and smithcraft)

1. Understanding Imbolc

Imbolc is a Celtic festival marking the halfway point between the Winter Solstice (Yule) and the Spring Equinox (Ostara). It celebrates the first signs of spring, fertility, purification, and the returning light. Traditionally associated with Brigid, Imbolc is a time to cleanse, set intentions, and welcome inspiration.

2. Preparing for Imbolc

Declutter and Cleanse Your Space

Do a deep cleaning of your home (similar to spring cleaning) to invite fresh energy.

Use smoke cleansing (sage, rosemary, or incense) to purify your space.

Open windows and doors to let in fresh air and new energy.

Create an Imbolc Altar

Colors: White, red, green, gold

Symbols: Candles, milk, seeds, flowers, Brigid’s Cross, lambs, sun imagery

Crystals: Amethyst (intuition), citrine (light), garnet (passion), clear quartz (clarity)

Herbs & Plants: Chamomile, bay leaf, rosemary, snowdrops, and early spring flowers

3. Traditional Imbolc Rituals

Lighting Candles

Since Imbolc is a fire festival, lighting candles symbolizes the returning sun. You can:

Light a candle in every room at sunset.

Arrange candles in a circle and meditate on the growing light.

Use a red, white, or gold candle to represent Brigid’s presence.

Brigid’s Blessing & Invocation

Invocation of Brigid: "Brigid, goddess of hearth and home, Bless this space where I now roam. With fire and light, your warmth impart, Renew my spirit, heal my heart."

Leave a piece of fabric outside overnight to absorb Brigid’s blessings, then use it throughout the year for healing or protection.

Water & Milk Offerings

Pour fresh milk or water outside as an offering to Brigid and nature spirits.

Place a small bowl of milk on your altar as a symbol of nourishment and fertility.

Fire & Candle Ritual

Write your intentions or wishes for the year ahead.

Burn them in a fire-safe bowl or fireplace while focusing on renewal.

Meditate on the warmth of the flame, visualizing the return of light and inspiration.

4. Imbolc Feasting & Food

Traditional foods focus on dairy, grains, and warming spices:

Milk-based foods (cheese, butter, custards, yogurt)

Breads & grains (oatcakes, bannocks, soda bread)

Spiced foods (cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger)

Herbal teas (chamomile, peppermint, rosemary)

Hearty stews with root vegetables and lamb

Imbolc Recipe: Honey Oat Bannocks

Ingredients:

1 cup oats

1 cup flour

½ tsp salt

¼ tsp baking soda

2 tbsp butter

½ cup buttermilk

2 tbsp honey

Instructions:

Mix dry ingredients in a bowl.

Cut in butter until crumbly.

Stir in buttermilk and honey to form a dough.

Roll out and cut into rounds.

Cook on a greased skillet over medium heat until golden.

5. Imbolc Activities

Make a Brigid’s Cross

Weave a Brigid’s Cross from straw, rushes, or paper.

Hang it over doors or hearths for protection and blessings.

Plant Seeds or Bulbs

Start indoor herbs or flowers as a symbol of new beginnings.

Snowdrops, crocuses, or daffodils are perfect for Imbolc.

Divination & Reflection

Use tarot, runes, or scrying to gain insight into the year ahead.

Journal about your goals, creativity, and what you wish to manifest.

Outdoor Nature Walk

Look for signs of early spring: budding trees, returning birds, or sprouting flowers.

Gather natural items (fallen twigs, stones) for your altar.

6. Closing the Celebration

Gratitude Ritual

Thank Brigid and the spirits for their blessings.

Bury or compost food offerings to return energy to the earth.

Snuff out candles (rather than blowing them out) to preserve the magic.

Meditation & Quiet Reflection

Sit in stillness, embracing the warmth of the candlelight.

Focus on inner renewal and the new cycle ahead.

7. Modern Ways to Celebrate Imbolc

Take a warm cleansing bath with herbs like rosemary and lavender.

Donate to a charity (honoring Brigid’s healing and generosity).

Write poetry or create art to invoke creativity and inspiration.

Craft a protection charm using red and white thread.

Final Thoughts

Imbolc is a time of hope, renewal, and inspiration. Whether through fire rituals, feasting, crafting, or quiet reflection, embracing the light within and around you is the true essence of this festival.

Blessed Imbolc! 🌿🔥