There are a few things handy to have for charm casting, besides what I've already covered. First: charm storage. If you separate all of your charms into groups, I recommend wedding favor tins. They're small, cheap, and light, and you can find them on Amazon or
There are some premade maps out there - Xia Hunt has a few and Etsy of course will provide - but you can make your own for even more customization goodness, or use things you already have. A good map has divisions by subject/theme, time, or another factor that tells you
In hindsight, this is a big enough topic that I'll put the rest of my information about supplies in one or more subsequent posts! How many charms should you have for a charm casting set? You can get started with maybe a dozen, and you can expand into
This series of posts is largely based on a class I taught at Ann Arbor Pagan Pride Day 2024. I'll expand on how to interpret a casting from what was presented at the time. Charm casting is a form of divination in which small objects (charms) are dropped
(If you don't see a Part 4, it's because that part is for subscribers only!) For a long time, I had only 13 colors in my system and viewed them largely in terms of the energy centers I associated with them. Next, I created charm casting
I decided to use a base 10 numerology system, so I use d10s. I looked at several systems: * The one James R. Eads used for The Cerulean Sequence, which is the one I finally went with * The one in The Way of Tarot by Alejandro Jodorowsky * The one in 54
Since my color system is based on my personal associations and my energy body, I'd be surprised if it clicked in the same way for others. Not to mention that other things may be more meaningful than colors to another witch - maybe shapes, musical tones, textures, or doodle
In 2007 or 2008, I developed a color magic system that I intended to use both in real life and in stories I planned to write. The stories are still on hold because some stories end up being more complicated than you expect. But I did end up using the
A Softer World is an art journaling class taught by Effy Wild - see https://learn.effywild.com/ for details. We're three volumes in so far; lessons are released monthly but some of us aren't calling them "month one" etc because there is no deadline
These took me a few weeks! They're ATC/poker sized and I used mostly Mungyo watercolors, with three metallic colors from Beam Paints. Some of the colors were custom mixed and I didn't write down the recipes, but when I create the tutorial for these cards,
I've tried other platforms and I've considered other possibilities, but it feels like Ghost is the right thing. I don't have anything specific prepared for publication right now although I have multiple ideas in the pipeline, as usual. If you don't already