All About: House Spirits
Well, it's about time I brought them up once again, in their own post. This guide may be on the lengthy side, but it's here to explain what they are and how to begin working with them.
What the hell is a house spirit?
House spirits come from all different cultures and folklore. Known as, you guessed it, guardians of the home. They protect the house itself, the land around it (they get along with the land spirit(s) most of the time), and they also protect the family if treated right. A home certainly doesn't feel like one without these presiding spirits helping. In fact it gives the home a life of it's own.
What do they look like? Are there types?
Across many cultures, there are these spirits and the folklore varies for each. In my tribe, we consider them to usually be little dwarves or goblins that must be appeased, otherwise they will cause bad luck or even resort to curses. Regular offerings are required. Then there are the land spirits, which is a whole other topic. If given regular offerings and respect, we believe that they will not only generate good luck and events for us, but protect us and help with our daily lives. For the witches of the tribe, they will often assist in rituals and spells. That all being said, this has carried over into my personal beliefs. Many cultures describe house spirits assisting with the same things and if they are displeased, bad occurrences following. As far as looks go, it depends on the folklore surrounding your area and your cultural background(s). You may believe in one or two types or an entire spectrum of house spirits from the realm of the fair folk. You could have one house spirit or twelve. It's entirely up to your home. In some cultures, there are door spirits (yes, that guard the doors) and ones that work in the kitchen, among others for different functions of the home.
Okay so, I live in an apartment building. Can I still work with them?
Yes. When I used to live in apartments, I found it was an either/or situation regarding how many were there. Some buildings have only a few that roam around, sometimes only one that protects the entire building, or there may be multiple hanging out in one apartment. Most complexes have multiple however. And then for the lucky buildings that have one for each apartment...those are nice. I've included a short offering ritual at the end of this post, which you can use to ask questions about whatever you wish to know, including how many there are in the building.
What kind of offerings do they like?
Milk, honey, bread, and herbs are a safe bet. They especially like bread baked by you, as they see it as a labor of love and that your energy is in there. Taking time to tend to the garden and taking care of your property & home in general are things they like to see. Don't leave the house a huge mess, as many prefer a tidy atmosphere. Not an offering per say, but important to mention nonetheless.
What should I put on their altar?
I keep my altar for them in the kitchen, as it is in a place that is undisturbed and can't be torn up by my land shark (aka, my dog). I also feel that most of the house spirits I have worked with in my life enjoy hanging out in this area of the home. They seem to like assisting in kitchen magic and cooking in general and the warmth of the stove. You may also want to include a small area near the front door if you believe that there are separate spirits for there. I'd recommend a shelf, as it won't take up as much space in the entryway.
Okay, back on track. Plants (if the space gets enough light), a cauldron, candles, offering bowls, a chalice, glass, or mug of some sort. A special spoon to stir the drinks or potions with. Decorative pieces from nature. Things you craft by hand.
How can I begin working with them?
Anytime, in reality. However, you do have to develop an actual relationship with them. This can take time and the more you speak to them, give offerings, and invite them in as you cook or clean, the more they will be willing to help with your spellwork, wards, and healing. Try the introduction ritual I've included. See what happens. Document it. Try again another time the following week. And just...keep going. Make sure that they know you haven't forgotten about them by leaving a small nightly glass of milk out before you head to bed. It doesn't have to be filled to the rim (hey, cost of living is ridiculous right now). It can be a splash with a squirt of honey added. Or a sprinkle of herbs on their bowl. Or maybe a small helping of what you whipped up for dinner. Point is to show them that you acknowledge and respect their presence. That will be the biggest component. Do the ritual once a week until you start seeing signs of contact. Once you do, make your own ritual with them. Incorporate them into your daily life. Ask them to help with blessing your cooking. Ask them to make sure your wards are in tact. Ask the door spirit to purify the energy of anyone that walks in & make bad people resist coming by. Start seeing if they'd like to sit in on a ritual, if you feel comfortable with that idea. Ask for a blessing when you clean the house & to assist you in removing all the bad energy.
Brief introductory ritual
To introduce yourself to your house spirits, I recommend sitting in your kitchen. If you consider your hearth to be the living room, you can choose to do it there. Make sure to bring offerings with that you feel will be applicable. Freshly baked bread (from your own hands) and some milk with honey stirred in would make a wonderful first treat. I usually introduce myself in a new home by bringing these treats to the location of choice, and start by speaking my intention aloud which goes something like:
"Spirits of the home,
Guardians and Protectors of this dwelling,
Please come sit with me and enjoy these offerings.
I wish to have a working relationship where we can honor, respect, and help each other."
I usually spend about ten-twenty minutes meditating after this is spoken aloud. Sometimes you will feel a strong presence. This is the time I take to set up my kitchen altar as well. If there is a place that I am able to create a mini-altar by the front door, I do so there for the door spirits. The land spirits get their own little thing out in the backyard. I've found in the many places I've lived, they almost always work together and some house spirits spend quite some time out there too!
From here on out, you'll develop your relationship with regular offerings and take it from there!
Part 1 – Reading the Planets/Objects
For this, the only important part of the chart is the box with the planets and corresponding zodiac signs. I’m using my own chart as a reference.
Each planet (eg. sun) and object (eg. rising/ascendant) governs a specific portion of your personality.
The planets each have corresponding symbols, which are standardised for everyone’s birth chart (☉☽☿♀♂♃ ♄⛢♆♇).
The chart will show you what zodiac sign each planet and object was in the moment you were born, which is personalised for you.
Each planet and object has its own meaning,
☉ Sun: your core identity, ego
☽ Moon: feelings, emotions, aesthetics
Rising: how you are perceived by others (technically the 1st house, not a planet)
☿ Mercury: communication, intelligence, socialising
♀ Venus: love, romance, affection
♂ Mars: sex, passion, anger, drive
♃ Jupiter: luck, fortune, ideals
♄ Saturn: restrictions, limitations
⛢ Uranus: changes
♆ Neptune: dreams, sleep
♇ Pluto: transformation, deep meanings, destiny, your soul
and it takes the characteristics of the associated sign.
♈︎ Aries: active, initiating, leading, independent, aggressive, impatient, combative, energetic, pioneering, naive, assertive
♉︎ Taurus: persevering, down-to-earth, stable, stubborn, possessive, prosperous, dependable, physical, sensual
♊︎ Gemini: talkative, mental, adaptable, flexible, changeable, responsive, sociable, superficial, versatile, inquisitive, witty
♋︎ Cancer: gentle, conservative, feeling, nurturing, defensive, contemplative
♌︎ Leo: magnanimous, generous, hospitable, caring, warm, authoritative, active, open
♍︎ Virgo: analytical, intelligent, reserved, critical, helpful, conscientious
♎︎ Libra: just, sociable, refined, accommodating, kind, fair, diplomatic, likeable, indecisive, respectful, artistic
♏︎ Scorpio: passionate, perceptive, resourceful, possessive, psychological, prowling, determined, probing, fixed, focused
♐︎ Sagittarius: optimistic, restless, enthusiastic, adventurous, honest, irresponsible, outspoken, independent
♑︎ Capricorn: tenacious, conservative, resourceful, disciplined, wise, ambitious, prudent, constant
♒︎ Aquarius: individualistic, assertive, independent, humanitarian, inventive, original, eccentric, opinionated, intellectual, idealistic, cool, friendly, detached
♓︎ Pisces: intuitive, dreamy, artistic, humane, sympathetic, sensitive, compassionate, perceptive, tender, impressionable
For example, my sun, which governs my core identity, is in Capricorn. This shows that my core identity is tenacious, conservative, resourceful etc.
My rising/ascendant, which governs how I am perceived by others, is in Taurus. This shows that I am perceived as persevering, down-to-earth, stable etc.
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Now just replace this out with your own info and congrats! You now know the basics of reading the planets and objects in your birth chart!
I’m still working on learning to read the houses, but I’ll link it when I’m done!
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Chart made on https://www.astro.com/cgi/chart.cgi?btyp=w2gw&rs=3&usechpref=1 (more accurate)
Information gathered from my book of shadows and https://astro.cafeastrology.com/ (better info)
Witchcraft: Protection Herbs and Crystals
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●●● Warding
★ There are many forms of magic that serve the purpose of protecting the environments that are important to us
☆ Wardings are a type of magic, which is characterized by the act of creating an energy barrier around something or place, with the intention of protecting. Protective barriers will keep certain energies out, and with clear intentions and practice, you can shift your ward focus to block all negative and harmful energies, or banish only specific energies.
★ Energy barriers can be constructed in many ways, both complex and simplified, and customized according to your personal practices. They can be temporary or permanent, but they are usually made to continue to protect the place for a long period of time.
→ To keep in mind when planning your energy barriers
• Have multiple layers with different purposes. A tip is to have at least the following layers:
1 - Concealment layer, to keep your home camouflaged and to make it more difficult for some entity or person with bad intentions to find your residence.
2 - Offensive layer, intended to deal with entities that wish you harm, or that want to harm you.
3 - Defensive layer, to prevent the energies sent against you from reaching you, whether from people or entities.
• Be very specific and selective when creating your wards, especially when placing intention and visualization. It is not enough to just determine "protection against malicious entities", as this is very vague, and an energetic barrier has no conscience to discern what is a good or bad intention. In that case, a better way to determine your protection would be "protection against entities I consider to be malicious or harmful," as that becomes your personal perspective.
It's always good to make clear what a bad intention is too, such as "things that bring me nightmares", "things that bring conflict to my life", "things that affect me negatively", in short.
• The ceiling, corners of the house, floor and walls must be completely covered by the barriers! It doesn't matter how much power and energy you put into wards, if they have weaknesses and unprotected spaces. So visualization is very important, and in methods that use physical things like water, furniture must be moved to reach hidden spaces.
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PROTECTION WORK
protection magick - we’ve all heard of it, and if you haven’t, then welcome to a very important post. generally, protection magick is a great place to start for beginners, but its always super important to incorporate it into your craft even as an 'advanced' practitioner (I really don't like that term, because no matter how long you've been practicing for or how much magick is in your family there is always something new to learn!). protection magick is important to implement when doing spirit work, doing any type of offensive/return to sender magick, or honestly most magick in general - i will almost always draw up some kind of protection during ANY magick working, from big rituals to my meditation practice.
Protection work can vary a lot, from simple incantations, to candle magick, to full-blown protection rituals that are perfectly coordinated. personally, I like to practice an in-between - I'll do small acts regularly, then bigger practices if a situation calls for it.
Now onto the fun stuff; if you're a little short on time, then the following are some great ideas for small protection workings:
drawing a pentacle into your food/drink
visualising a protective light surrounding you/your space
burning a black spell candle* (can take this further, see below!)
sprinkling salt around your home
burning a protection incense (dragons blood or sandalwood are my current faves; you can even just place an incense stick on your altar if you can't have it burning)
calling on your spirit guides/guardian angels/ancestors/whatever term you prefer for protection
just mentally or aloud setting an intention for protection for yourself and your loved ones
If you have a little more time for a larger ritual, then these are some great options:
* burning a candle on its own is great, however you can up the oomph by anointing it with a protection oil (there's a simple recipe below, or you can use a bought one!) and herbs, and carving runes or sigils into it
you can do a 'home-protection' ritual by walking the perimeter of your property or around your home, and either visualise a protective barrier forming around your designated space and setting the intention to protect your home and those within it. this can also be done with a candle or incense in hand to provide some extra protection
Herbs are a great addition to your protective practice, and can be used as the raw herb or in essential oil form. These herbs can be used together, or alone, in an oil or spray or just around the home in a small bowl. I love to leave some salt on my altar for quick use.
sage - i personally grow my own, you can get it from most garden stores and will grow nicely inside or in a windowsill!
rosemary - a great protective herb, and can be used as a stand in for most other herbs!
mint
lemon - great for cleansing negative energies
tea-tree
nettle - great for protection and defensive magick, as you can imagine
eucalyptus
juniper
chili - anything spicy is good for protection and defensive magick
SALT - can come in many forms, i've found that sea salt is great, however you can mix the ash of a protective incense like dragons blood with salt to make an extra-powerful blend!
pepper - good for banishing
cinnamon
cloves
dill
garlic - cliché, but it works
hawthorne
rose - the thorns especially are great for protection
I am leaving a method to crafting an oil that can be used for protection work under the cut! sending protection energies your way, have a blessed day xx
making a protection oil to anoint candles, doorways, window sills, your body, etc. is a really great way to provide yourself with something that will last, and is quick to use once made. Start by selecting any oil of your choosing, I personally don't like the smell of olive oil and have found it leaves my skin kinda greasy, so I generally opt for a grapeseed oil, almond oil, or a fractionated coconut oil. Place your chosen oil into a container, preferably the container you will be storing it in once finished (you can get small dropper bottles from most craft stores or online relatively cheap!). From there, add in any essential oils and/or herbs you like (I've included a list of herbs/oils that are great for protection above!) whilst setting the intention for protection of your person/space. Lighting a black candle is also a great addition to this ritual if it suits you. Once you have added your oils and/or herbs, you can visualise or infuse the oil with your intention and your magick, calling upon any spiritual guides, ancestors, deities etc., then place it on your altar. I like to surround it with cleansing and protective herbs and salt, as well as crystals like black obsidian, tourmaline, and selenite. I have a personal preference of leaving something on my altar for 3 days (often around a corresponding moon cycle; almost any moon cycle can be used for protection, I have a few posts about moon cycles so check that out!), before using it however you need to.
Everything must come to an end.
This is an area of spellcraft that doesn’t get a lot of publicity because for most people it just becomes a natural part of the process. However, if you want to mix up how you do it, try something new, or otherwise let go of the way you were originally taught, this might be a good resource for performing rituals!
What are Sealed Spells?
In the context of magic you usually hear about sealing and binding like binding a person or something from being able to do something. Here we're talking more like a binding contract. This is a binding or seal locks in an action or intent. It is binding in the way an agreement is binding. You have given it firm parameters that it must follow and you have endeavored to finalize the action. You have provided certainty, locked in your answer, sealed the deal.
The benefits of this are inherent in the finality. You have a set thing that now is much harder to alter and is much harder to waver in its purpose. This is no longer some multi-purpose object. It has varitably been christened for this and this alone. The work to undo it will be just as rigorous as the work to do it in the first place. A light cleansing of your materials afterwards might not be enough. You're gonna need the spiritual bleach.
To some extent you might just feel that something needs to be finalized. If you feel it in your gut like you need something to formally end the working, these are what you might be looking for.
More Common Than You Think
This might be more familiar to you than you would initially think. Signing your name on something at the end is a common one, but even in a ritual sphere there are many examples. This is going to be your “so mote it be”, your “Amen”, and your other declarations of finality. Even purely secular situations often have rituals of finality. I think you’ll find that when these things are left out, there is sometimes a feeling of the energy hanging in the air. In a lot of ways it does not feel right. Whether this is the social convention of signaling to everything and everyone present that the ritual has come to a conclusion, or just to announce you’re finished, there is some power to it.
Types of Seals
There are several different ways to express finality in your workings. Here are just a few examples.
Shutting the Door and Sealing the Envelope
If your work involves some kind of lid or package, you can physically seal it. Whether this is corking a jar, sealing with wax, tying a string around something etc. If this is a possibility it is a good way to finalize a spell.
Written and Spoken Seals
Whether this is through signing something like you might finalize a formal contract or expressing that it is finalized verbally. A few examples of this are listed above that you may have heard before, but there is really nothing stopping you from making your own.
Kiss Seals
Sealing with a kiss. Kissing something to finalize has historical precedent and takes no extra tools to complete besides your lips. Whether this is physically using your lips or the other means, this is one option for a quick seal. Just don’t kiss poison.
Burning, Burying, and Bestrewing
Few things are more final than destruction. Once you’ve set the flame, you’ve pretty much confined what you’ve set on fire to that purpose forever. Burying something in the ground would be another example of this. Whether you feel the finality is from returning it to the earth, or because you are sealing it in a tomb of soul, this will certainly signal that it is done. Some feel like things are not complete until they’ve scattered the ashes, in which case throwing something to the wind could be your version of finality.
Whether this is through signing something like you might finalize a formal contract or expressing that it is finalized verbally. A few examples of this are listed above that you may have heard before, but there is really nothing stopping you from making your own.
Sigil Seals
An extension of the written or spoken seals are sigil seals. It accomplishes much the same thing, but can be a little more formal. Some might think this is kind of a stretch, but wax seals, like what might go on a letter, could fall into this category, technically.
Divination is one of those aspects of magic that possesses a massive number of forms and methods which can leave a new witch confused. So, what exactly is Divination? Divination is the metaphysical pursuit of introspection into potential upcoming or occurring events, challenges, relationships, and opportunism. This is not only for the purpose of looking into the future, for Divination can also be used to look deeper within yourself as well.
Colors: Silvers, Indigos, and Purples.
Elements: Fire, Earth, Air, Water, and Spirit.
Planets: The Moon, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto.
Tools: Bones, Bundles, Candles, Charms, Crystal Spheres, Incense, Mirrors, Pendulums, throwing Runes, and Tarot Decks.
Anointing your Third Eye beforehand.
Vetting thoroughly before practicing.
Wearing Indigo and Purple whilst casting.
Wearing Silver or jewelry and accessories.
Amazonite, Amethyst, Aqua Aura Quartz, Azurite, Clear Quartz, Iolite, Kyanite, Labradorite, Merlinite, Nuumite, Silver, and Sugilite.
Basil, Bay Laurel, Chamomile, Cinnamon, Clove, Dill, Mint, Nettle, Nutmeg, Patchouli, Peppermint, and Spearmint.
Blue Lotus, Calendula, Chamomile, Dandelion, Jasmine, Lavender, Lilac, Lily of the Valley, Neroli, Marigold, Rose, and Vanilla.
a shiny golden coin (ex. penny, after sitting in coke for a day or two- seriously, have you seen those?! SO SHINY)
mint in any form (leaf, extract, essential oil, etc.)
pinch of cinnamon
bay leaf (should be large enough to completely cover one surface of the coin)
money sigil (you can create your own!! Or just draw a dollar sign, that works too. I also sell mine on my site.)
green or gold wax (literally any kind. Melt down a crayon safely, research how to do it!! Or one of those cheap Ikea tealights.)
So picture this spell as a little package with layers.
Pinch up that pinch of cinnamon and drop it on the shiny coin.
Now add your mint on top of that. If it's in liquid form, just drip it onto the cinnamon. If it's in leaf form, sort of wrap it around that little pinch of cinnamon & the coin, or cover it, depending on how big the leaf is.
Draw your sigil (or dollar sign) on the bay leaf, and wrap the whole thing up like a little package. Try to make sure your final wrapping movement, or fold of the leaf, is aimed inwards toward your body, for drawing things in. If you mess this folding bit up though, don't worry! It's not a must.
Flip your little parcel over and seal up all those edges of the bay leaf with some melted/malleable wax.
Accidentally clicked on the poll option gah & I have no idea how to remove it after you've added one does anyone know? So...
When I seal things up in magic, I like to think of the energy inside fermenting like a jar of pickles until you eventually get that deliciously sour yum. In fact, I don't tend to recharge when things are sealed, I just leave it and picture the spell inside slowly growing stronger the longer it's left like that to "ferment." I do this with my spell jars too.
5. You could further wrap up the whole little package with some twine or string the way you would a present, or add a layer of tin foil (especially if you're worried about it getting damaged or falling apart if the wax isn't secure enough) if you like.
6. Leave it somewhere that could count as your 'doorstep.' It's great if you could leave it on your actual doorstep, but it could easily get stepped on there. You could leave it under your doormat (visitors charge when they step on the mat on their way in), under the pot of your potted plant (especially good when it's something also associated with money, like basil), or just tape it to your door where you'd place a wreath.
Do place it on the outside of your home rather than somewhere inside though, since this spell is meant to attract money from the outside to your doorstep. It's very small so if you're a closeted witch, there's not a high chance of it being discovered, and it looks quite mundane when wrapped in tin foil. Granted, a small wad of tin foil on the ground near your door could be mistaken as trash and thrown away, but you can always make a new one!
I tend to swap mine out when I see it's been displaced; ex. If you taped it to the door, it's fallen off; if you didn't tin-foil-wrap it, you see that the wax has broken and the package has come apart.
This post will go over what is needed for a spell to be created!
This is a page from my grimoire and by no means is this a set-in-stone situation. Take what you will and leave what you won't.
Desire or intent. This is the whole point of the spell. What is the desired outcome, what do you want to achieve from this spell?
Planning of ingredients, spell structure, time, and location. This includes the verbal or written aspect of the spell if any.
Protection, there’s really no reason not to have a safeguard on your spell in my opinion but this isn't true for everyone. Do what feels right for you.
Raising, gathering, or building energy for the spell. Energy is how you get your spell to work. This can be done by chanting, breathwork, borrowing energy, and more.
Directing energy into the spell. Self-explanatory, gotta get it in there somehow. Basically just getting the intent/desire from inside you to inside the spell so that it can work its magic (pun intended).
Release any excess energy if needed. Grounding is a good way to do this.
Clear and concise ending; this could be a phrase, word, or physical act that indicates the ending of the spell. It’s best when everyone and everything involved knows when you have ceased doing the spell.
It’s a good idea to record your process and results of the spells you create and cast so that you have a reference for future spells; also you can figure out what went wrong or right.
I personally think it’s a good idea to put a fail-safe in a spell, I usually do this by stating it out loud: i.e. “If I take apart this spell bag then the spell will cease.” or “If I do this spell in reverse the spell will cease/reverse” and so on.
Preparing the physical and non-physical things for the spell; can mean gathering, cleansing, or preparing yourself to be in the headspace needed for the spell. It's better to be prepared than to get blindsided halfway through because you’re missing something!
im moving into a dorm for the first time in the fall so i wont be able to burn things. that means no candle spells. this whole summer i’ve been researching different ways of doing spells, since candle spells and jar spells are very popular right now and both are difficult without fire. knot spells and sigils have been piquing my interest, but as i looked at my glass of water, ice half melted, i had an idea.
ice spells!
the ice melts just as a candle will. you can add herbs, food coloring, sigils in water and freeze it. once it’s frozen you can melt it and that will be the spell! ingredients can also be added to already formed ice, which would be easier for closeted witches.
depending on the ingredients, the water leftover could be drank and used to make sure that the spell it attached to you. it could also be refrozen and reused!
i hope this helps other witches who live in places where they can’t burn candles!! if you can, maybe this will provide an example of other types of spells too.
Keeping this here as well-
This is a masterpost of tarot & oracle card spreads. None of them are mine; this is solely a compilation of various spreads found on tumblr. I’ve broken them down into sections to sort through them with ease. This is not a full list, but do enjoy the spreads listed below. Note: Witchcraft is NOT a replacement for medical care. Seek the services in your area if you need help.
Enjoy!
Daily Spreads:
Good Morning Spread
Harmonious Day Spread
Daily Brew
Morning Mug
One Day At A Time
Love/Luck/Truth:
Soulmate Spread
Relationship Insight
how to make friends
Luck Ducky
Illuminate the Truth
Bat Tarot Spread
two halves of the same heart
confusion in a relationship
Love Tarot Spread
Single and Looking
A Way Back into Love
Where is my love life going?
Self Love/Self Care/Spirituality:
The New You
What’s Up My Dude?
The Unicorn Spread
Mirrored Heart Spread
Breathe Deeply
Inner Empress Spread
Shine Like a Star
Self-Love Spread
Self-Exploration Spread
May Your Self-Confidence Rise Like the Moon
Self-Care Spread
A spread for healing from hurtful words
Forgiveness Spread
For Gaining Closure & Letting Go
Let Your Soul Shine
calm the f@%k down
hierarchy of needs
Pyramid of Present Introspection
Unlock yourself
Walking Away
Stop Being Bad To Yourself
For Empaths
I Can’t F@%king Sleep
Up All Night
Reprogram your Subconscious
Higher Self & Purpose Spread
Spiritual Growth
Spiritual Check-up
Spiritual Progress
connecting with the gods/goddesses
The Baking Sun
Enlightened Perspective
Temper Temper
Loneliness Spread
Self Love Spread
Personal Protection Spread
Self Image Spread
Wholeness Spread
Aphrodite’s Pearl
Hidden Self
Change/Fear:
The New Adventure Spread
Evolve Your Blog
The Tree of Life & The Sprout of Fear
Go With the Flow: A Guide for Change
Keys to Courage
Terrified
Classic Tarot Spreads/Based on Tarot:
Classic Tarot Spreads
Star Spread
100 Variations of the 3-Card Spread
Simple and classic spreads
The Empress
The Fool
The Tower
Eviction Notice
The World
Connect with your Tarot Deck:
Bond with Your Tarot Deck
Hello New Friend (Tarot Deck)
Get to Know Your Deck
Pop Culture:
Harry Potter Hogwarts Houses
Rapunzel Spread
Happy Little Trees
The Princess and the Pea
The Princess Bride
Brainstorming/Productiveness/Success:
Achieve Your Dreams
Plan Your Goals
Job Search
Solution Spread
The Right Choice
for busy motherf@%kers
Busy Bee
Toxic Workplace Spread
Quick Coffee Break
growth and goals
Problem Solving Spread
Focus Spread
Holiday/Specific Time Period/Date:
August 2017 Solar Eclipse
New Year’s Spread
Imbolc Spread of Growth
Imbolc Spread for Goal Setting
Valentine’s Day Spread
Valentine’s Day Self-Love Spread
Be Your Own Damn Valentine
Galentine’s Day Spread
Ostara Tarot Spread
For Beltane
Lammas Spread
Back to School Bag
Holiday Survival Spread
Tarot Spread for Yule
Neptune Retrograde
Embracing Mercury Retrograde Part 1 & Part 2
How to Survive Mercury Retrograde
Beginning, Middle, & End of the Month
New Moon Reflection Spread
New Moon Spread
New Moon New Start Spread
Full Moon Spread
Near to Distant future Spread
Creativity:
Paint Palette Tarot Spread
Protagonist Spread
Sunny Creativity
Storytelling through Tarot
The Artist Spread
Find Your Muse
writing tip
Realize Special Talents
Quick Tarot Fixes/Tricks:
Fix My Wifi
Goals & Desires
Stalker Stand Still
Spiderweb Spread
for when you’re stuck between two choices
Easy Tarot Tricks
The Hermit
doing the right thing?
fix a f@%k up
Wheel of Fortune
goals and desires
41 Quick Spreads for any situation
For When You’re Lost/Going through a Hard Time:
Putting the Faith in the Universe
Well, Now What?
Finding Balance
A Light In the Dark
Radical Acceptance
Fork In the Road
When You’re Laying On Your Bed Wondering Where the F@%K You’re Going In Life
What are my next steps?
Self-Discovery
When the World is Cruel
This Too Will Pass
Bottled Up
“Strongest Person I Know”
Difficult Conversation Spread
What the Actual F@%K?!
Past-Lives:
Pyramid of a Past Life
Past Life Spread
A Glimpse into Past Lives
Miscellaneous:
RGB Spread
Conquering a Bad Habit
12 Olympians Spread
Spread for Hobbies
Zodiac
Planetary Tarot Spread
Seven Sisters
Setting Intentions
The Lessons
How to Handle a Situation Getting Out of Hand
Remove the Blinders
I Want to Know You
Chakra Spread
What You’re Attracting in Life
Mending the Communication Gap
Crystals: Card Reading Aids