The Bell Witch Cave is a popular destination for outings and adventures. Located in Adams, Tennessee, this cave has a haunted history that attracts tourists from all over. The main idea behind Bell Witch Cave outings is to explore the mysteries and legends surrounding this paranormal site. Many people are drawn to the Bell Witch Cave because of the stories associated with it. The Bell Witch is said to be a supernatural entity that plagued the Bell family in the early 19th century. These chilling tales include ghostly apparitions, unexplained sounds, and even physical attacks.
Candle – if possible, use a green or gold candle, but if you don’t have one, a white candle will do just fine. Darnoo also likes to engrave the angel number, 888 on the side of her candle, as it will assist with your manifestation.
It is typically the color of a green apple, so it combines the properties of both the green and yellow crystals of attracting money while simultaneously encouraging a positive mindset. For me, that looks like journaling out any stuck energy difficult emotions that may be hanging around shadow work journal prompts can be really helpful for me followed by some EFT tapping.
These chilling tales include ghostly apparitions, unexplained sounds, and even physical attacks. The main idea of these outings is to experience the thrill and excitement of potentially encountering the Bell Witch firsthand. During a Bell Witch Cave outing, visitors can explore the cave and its surroundings.
How to make a money bowl spell
This spell is so damn perfect for Capricorn season boss bitch energy.
But really, it’s good for anytime. Even if it’s not always Capricorn szn in your house like it is here (my partner and I are both Cap suns), anytime you want to be hella intentional about calling in abundance, shifting your mindset, and killing it in your biz, a money bowl is a great way to go!
Incase spell work is new to you, I always suggest clearing your energetic field and calling in your protection before you start. For me, that looks like journaling out any stuck energy/difficult emotions that may be hanging around (shadow work journal prompts can be really helpful for me) followed by some EFT tapping.
Then, call in your spiritual support team. For some, that looks like calling in your ancestors, sprit guides, angels, deities, or any other energy you work with in your spiritual practice. Surround yourself and your space in an energetic, purifying light asking that your work be in the purpose of your deepest healing and highest good.
If you wanna learn more about this process, I’d love to invite you to join the next cohort of the Witch Healer School ;)
Here’s how I made my Money Bowl Spell:
Fill a fire-safe bowl with salt (for protection) and/or rice (for money/abundance).
Add any crystals you feel called to, I love using pyrite (creativity - aka getting creative about where that abundance is coming in!), green adventurine (confidence and courage to take that divinely inspired action), and citrine (hella positivity) for mine.
Add any other herbs that you feel called to, I used cinnamon (success + healing), cloves (protection + money), coins, dollars, and bay leaves with your intentions written on them. Top with a green or white candle and for an extra boost carve a sigil/symbol into the wax that represents what you're calling in!
I also topped my candle with a ton of gold glitter 🤑
As always, be careful with anything fire-related and don’t leave your candles unattended. I’ve loved having this little cutie at the corner of my desk this past week, (especially since my January themes are Money, Magic, + Healing) reminding me of what I’m working towards, and why I am so psyched to show up and be of service to my clients (aka, so they can feel energetic, tapped into their magic, and abundant af in their biz!)
BTW As of this writing I only have 2 spots left for Money, Magic + Healing in 90-Days, a super personalized, trauma-informed 1:1 coaching program to help you connect to your inner witch so you can heal from burnout, grow your biz, and make that $$$
You are magical as fuck babe.
But unless you know how to tap into that magic and how to use it to actually contribute to your physical+emotional healing AND to grow your business in a way that feels aligned, flowy, and like you’re turned the fuck on when you’re working, then you’re missing out tbh.
Because when you know your own natural cycles, the cycles of the stars and the planet, and how to channel your energy and the energy around you, you get to take the best damn care of yourself with ease, attract your ideal clients, and create workflows that actually contribute to your self-care.
Only 2 spots remain, then that’s it till 2023!
The cave itself is believed to be the supposed home of the Bell Witch and is known for its eerie atmosphere. Guides provide historical background and share the haunting stories associated with the cave. In addition to the cave, there are other attractions to explore during outings to the Bell Witch Cave. Visitors can take a guided tour of the Bell Witch Cemetery, where members of the Bell family are buried. This adds another layer of historical depth to the experience. Overall, the main idea behind Bell Witch Cave outings is to immerse oneself in the legends and mysteries surrounding the Bell Witch. Whether it is exploring the haunted cave, learning about the history of the Bell family, or hoping for a paranormal encounter, these outings offer a unique and thrilling experience for those seeking adventure..
Reviews for "Ghostly Legends of Bell Witch Cave Outings"
1. John M. - 1 out of 5 stars
I had high hopes for the Bell Witch Cave Outings, but I was sorely disappointed. The cave itself was underwhelming, with nothing really unique or exciting to see. The tour guide seemed disinterested and rushed through the tour, leaving me feeling like I didn't really get my money's worth. Additionally, the ticket prices were way too high for what was offered. I would not recommend the Bell Witch Cave Outings to anyone looking for an enjoyable and informative cave experience.
2. Sarah L. - 2 out of 5 stars
I visited the Bell Witch Cave Outings with a group of friends and we were all left feeling unimpressed. The tour guide lacked enthusiasm and didn't provide much information about the history or significance of the cave. The lighting inside the cave was poor, making it difficult to see the formations or appreciate the natural beauty. Overall, it felt like a rushed and half-hearted experience. I would suggest looking for other cave outings in the area that offer a more engaging and informative tour.
3. Robert D. - 1 out of 5 stars
The Bell Witch Cave Outings were a major letdown. The cave itself was small and unimpressive, and the tour guide did not seem knowledgeable about the history or geology of the cave. The tour was also overcrowded, making it difficult to move around and enjoy the experience. On top of that, the ticket prices were outrageously high for what was essentially a lackluster cave visit. I would highly recommend exploring other caves in the area instead, as there are much better options available.