u/CalwynAce — reddlx

Tea Witchery and Drinking Tea

Anyone find themselves drinking tea a lot as a pagan/witch? I’m into tea magic and it goes perfect with my tea/herb addiction. Sometimes I’ve focused intentions and done energy work over the herbs first and sometimes I just let them work their natural medical magic.

Usually work in threes and my favorite combo is Rose, Lavender, and Chrysanthemum, however I’ll replace lavender with any variation of the tea leaf when the caffeine is needed.

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u/CalwynAce — 11 hours ago

▲ 109 r/witchcraft

My Corner of Magic and Happiness

Enjoying some tea at the altar/end table. Do a lot of tea magic, so having the altar close is very useful.

u/CalwynAce — 3 days ago

▲ 39 r/witchcraft

Taz the Tabby Goober

He’s known by many titles such as sweet boy, goober, buddy, asshole, and sometimes known as “Get off that!”.

u/CalwynAce — 5 days ago

▲ 117 r/pagan

Owls mean a lot to me spiritually and are tied to Goddess Arianrhod among others as well. This was an opportunity today to capture one on camera and it’s the 2nd time I’ve found this owl sun bathing at a local park. Using a 300mm lens to get close.
They do it to air out feathers among a few other reasons.

Moments like this I consider a gift from the Goddess.

u/CalwynAce — 7 days ago

▲ 3 r/tea

I got ahold of some Osmanthus today so after a solo test I blended it with Oolong and Rose.

Slight citrus tasting and floral obviously, but I ended up enjoying it.

u/CalwynAce — 13 days ago