A Beautiful Mind

gildedautumnvelvet:

“Halloween shadows played upon the walls of the houses. In the sky, the Halloween moon raced in and out of the clouds. The Halloween wind was blowing, not a blasting of wind, but a right-sized swelling, falling, and gushing of wind. It was a lovely and exciting night, exactly the kind of a night Halloween should be.”

Eleanor Estes, The Witch Family (via: gildedautumnvelvet)

tea-and-antlers:

Just a little reminder as the sun goes down to leave out a mug of tea or some treats for your deities, ancestors, fae and other spirits that are looking for treats tonight. The veil is at its thinnest tonight and it never hurts to be kind.

crystalherbalism:
“Crystal Herbalism - All Hallows EveHalloween is a time where the veil between the spirit world and ours is at its thinnest. Halloween allows us to connect with those who have pasted one and the magical energies that surrounds us...

crystalherbalism:

Crystal Herbalism - All Hallows Eve

Halloween is a time where the veil between the spirit world and ours is at its thinnest. Halloween allows us to connect with those who have pasted one and the magical energies that surrounds us during the hollows eve moon.

The black cat is a symbol of protection and good luck, on Halloween if you spot one make a wish. Connect with the energies of the back cat to enhance your magic, strengthen intuition, and provide psychic awareness. Black cats are messengers from the underworld, they provide ancient knowledge of the spirit realm. They are the symbol of magic within witchcraft and are cherished in many cultures.

Black Cat Tea

  • 1 tsp Jasmine
  • ½ tsp Spearmint
  • ½ tsp Marigold
  • ½ tsp Licorice Root

This tea will provide the energy of the black cat and lucid dreaming. Keep a tigers eye or smokey quartz close to you on Halloween, to protect you from negativity and unwanted entities. For extra protection sprinkle chamomile around your home or put in a bag to hang on door to ward off hexes and evil spirits.

(Source: crystalherbalism)

callumogden:

Samhuinn on Calton Hill, 2018

Sadly difficult to take steady photos when the only light is from spinning fire, but you get the idea.

(Source: callumogden)