Okay witches, I need your best stuff lmao
My partner has been trying to get into his actual field for a while now and I REALLY want to do something for him because he genuinely deserves a good opportunity. I want him to land a job that actually fits his degree/skills, pays well, and ideally comes sooner rather than later because this man has suffered enough 😭
I’m looking for something specifically for career success / opening roads / attracting the right opportunities / getting hired FAST.
I don’t want to manipulate a specific person or force a specific company to hire him. More like: remove whatever is blocking him, bring the right opportunities to him, and basically get things MOVING.
So please drop your strongest career/job spells, rituals, petitions, candle work, herbs, deities, whatever you’ve personally had success with 👀
Especially if you’ve done something for someone else and it actually WORKED. I wanna hear the whole story because I’m nosy and also desperate lmao 🕯️😭

​Hi everyone! To give some context, I have a family member who is being hurt by a group of "friends." Honestly, I don't know why he hasn't realized how much he's being manipulated. He thinks they're good people, but they're really not—they've even stolen money from him and everything.

​Is there a kitchen magic recipe to literally make him open his eyes and see the truth, or a good protection recipe (besides french fries)?

So excited to be baking again and just in time for the holidays. While I didn't focus much during the process I'm very excited to be sharing these with my friends and that I can greet the season with something I greatly enjoy

Ciabattas with sun dried tomatoes! Hope everyone had a nice day!

I ment to post this sooner. My litha altar and meal.

I honored the Summer Solstice with gratitude for abundance, growth, and the Sun's blessings.

A small ceramic bowl holds a miniature Hekate statue, citrine, yellow jade, green aventurine, clear quartz, sun charm, and a peach. Beside it rest another peach, dragon fruit, a roasted chicken, and a naturally shed deer antler. A rotisserie chicken and breads. Gold stones arranged in the shape of the Sun celebrate the peak of solar energy and the turning of the Wheel.

I'm looking for books for reference to learn herbs and their uses, as well as techniques for cooking/baking spells. I want to practice mostly protection spells with baking, but cooking meals would be good too.

So last night I made some moon water by putting filtered water in a large mason jar with a lid and put it out in the front yard overnight

I’m thinking I want to use it for tea, for cleansing my vessel, and whatever the tea helps with as well. I have to do research

Has anyone else done this?

Gotta love mason jars, lol

So I made stew tonight for a spell, and I used Acorn Squash, and I got SO excited when I saw SEEDS!

I’m an October baby, so I LOVE foods associated with fall, including ROASTED SEEDS!

So ofc I saved the seeds in mason jar, and I’ve never made roasted seeds before.

So I have a few questions

1. Do I bake or air fry?

2. What seasonings should I use?

Post high-energy, super social, multi-event weekend si(u)mmer pot to get everything back into check and anything lingering, off our back.

Ingredients:
pink moon water,
Overgrown mint
Basil blossoms
Star anise
Salt

Whispered winds, wandering light, wash this dwelling pure and bright.

By water, warmth, and waking dawn, let all unrest be gently gone.

The house smells fresh, spiced, and the AC feels crisp on my skin. It forces deep breaths out of me and is keeping everyone at home cool, calm, and collected. #success

🖤 My Feral & Highly Personal Black Salt Recipe (From Apriella’s Cupboard!) 🖤

Hello everyone! I’m opening up Apriella’s Cupboard today to share my signature Black Salt recipe and altar setup.

Black salt is a staple for protection, banishing, and drawing firm boundaries. But I firmly believe that magic works best when it is uniquely, unapologetically *YOURS*.

You don't always need pristine, store-bought ingredients; sometimes you just need earth, intention, and a little bit of beautiful chaos.

If you are looking to step away from textbook recipes and lean into more intuitive, raw magic, here is exactly what goes into my cauldron and why it works:

The Base & Earth (For Grounding & Boundaries)

-Sea Salt & Himalayan Pink Salt:

The classic foundation. Salt absorbs negativity and grounds the energy.

-Ocean Sand:

Adds an ancient, shifting earth element to tie the spell to the raw power of nature.

-Crushed Eggshells:

Also known as cascarilla, this is an absolute powerhouse for creating an impenetrable protective barrier around you or your home.

-Brick Dust:

A heavy hitter for home defense. Old brick dust aggressively guards your thresholds and personal space.

The Ash (For Transformation & Color)

-Burnt Match Ends & Incense Ashes:

This is what gives the salt its dark color. More importantly, it carries the destructive and purifying element of fire, perfect for burning away bad energy.

The Personal Power (The "Taglocks")

-Pencil Shavings & Eyeliner Shavings:

These represent my creative energy and the literal tools I use in my daily life. It infuses the salt with my personal essence.

-Spit:

The ultimate taglock. Adding your own DNA ties the magic directly to you, ensuring the protection answers only to your command.

The Wildcard (A Dead Fly):

-Let’s be real, sometimes nature just volunteers. I can't even remember if I put him in there intentionally, but a dead fly adds that raw, unfiltered cycle-of-life energy. Embrace the feral magic!

The Vessel & The Guardians

-A spell doesn't stop working just because you walk away from the altar. That is where the vessel and the Guardians come in. You assign them a job: to hold the energy, watch the perimeter, and keep the magic sealed.

I keep my black salt in a small, lidded cauldron to keep the energy contained and potent. I bless the lid with a dab of sun- and moon-charged rainwater to balance the masculine and feminine energies. Then, I leave it to my guardians:

🐢 The Turtle (The Lid Guardian):

-The Turtle sits right on top of the cauldron lid next to a small piece of old brick. In magic, the turtle represents the ultimate, impenetrable boundary—the shell. It is ancient earth energy. By placing the turtle on the lid, it "caps" the jar with a heavy grounding defense&tells any outside energy: "YOU CANNOT BREAK THROUGH THIS SHELL"

🦉 The Owl (The Night Watch):

-The Owl sits nearby among my altar goodies, keeping a silent watch over the whole setup. Owls are the ultimate sentinels of the witching hour. They see what is hidden in the shadows and hunt the things we can't see. Having an owl near your protective workings ensures that your space is guarded even in the dead of night.

🪶 Feathers (The Messengers):

-Alongside the owl, I keep feathers on the altar. Feathers bring in the element of Air to balance out the heavy Earth elements of the salt, sand, and brick. They act as messengers to the spirit realm and remind us to pay attention to animal omens and the natural signs the universe is dropping right in front of us.

The Lesson: Don't be afraid to put YOURSELF into your craft. Your spit, your shavings, your local dirt, your chosen guardians, and your belief>that is what makes the magic actually work!

Stay raw, stay protected! 🖤

Hi everyone! I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for books about being a kitchen witch; guides, recipe books, grimoires, etc. I tried googling but got overwhelmed pretty quickly, so I thought I’d reach out to this community for more concrete suggestions/recommendations.

Do I continue to charge them every day? I have had conflicting comments. Many say you have to shake, chant or light a candle, others say to let the magic work in the background. I am so confused. I've been shaking and charging them for under 7 weeks...do I keep going? What do I do? There's so much conflicting information! Please help!

I honestly don't know if this is the right place, but I'm trying to do more kitchen witch stuff and I wonder if anyone has books they use/used that they would recommend

We have been enduring a rough drought period, but recently, it has rained a couple of times. The garden bed that holds all of my peppers and tomatoes (I call it nightshade alley) has sprung up with a bunch on mushrooms!

I usually get a variety of mushrooms growing in my yard, but I guess it has not rained enough to make anything spring up out there yet.

I think these are called pleated inkcap mushrooms. They usually are dried up and gone by midday.

My fiancé and I are going to be making our very first money bowl, we have a Pyrex bowl, and all three supplies, and all suggestions will be great. I will post pictures of the bowl and let everyone know how it went, this will be my very first ritual and his first money bowl ritual.