A house trinkets witch is a term used to describe someone who collects various trinkets and decorates their house with them in a whimsical and magical manner. These individuals have a deep appreciation for the mystical and often incorporate natural elements, such as crystals, dried flowers, and feathers, into their home decor. The house trinkets witch takes inspiration from various cultures and mythologies from around the world. They may have statues of deities from ancient civilizations, dreamcatchers to ward off bad dreams, or talismans for protection. It is not uncommon to find an assortment of candles, incense, and magical tools like wands or tarot cards in their homes. What sets the house trinkets witch apart is their ability to transform everyday spaces into magical sanctuaries.
If something isn’t working out you can discard that intention and create a whole new one. The moon is a wonderful lesson in transformation. That it is okay to restart or quit when the time is right.
While anointing let it know that its intention is to activate your sacral chakra your centre of creation and your solar plexus chakra the centre of your personal power. Interestingly enough, most people are unconsciously aligned with this energy, tending to create new habits, start new projects and initiate life changes around the same time as the new moon.
What sets the house trinkets witch apart is their ability to transform everyday spaces into magical sanctuaries. They may hang fairy lights or create altars dedicated to specific intentions or deities. These altars serve as focal points for meditation, spellwork, or simply as a place for reflection and connecting with the divine.
New Moon Ritual
An all purpose new moon ritual for every lunar cycle of the year. Part candle magic and part journal session, this spell is fully customizable. Including everything you need and journal prompts so you can set your perfect intention. Read more..
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Every 28 days we are met with a golden opportunity to set our intentions for the coming lunar cycle. The new moon is one of my favourite correspondences to work with. Its cycle mirrors the female body and is a constant reminder that we are inherently magical creatures.
- The first new moon of the year is an opportunity to set an overarching intention for the entire year.
- The first new moon of the season is the ideal time to set an overarching intention for the season.
- The spring equinox is in mid-late March and the perfect time to plant your seeds of intention.
- The Summer solstice is celebrated in mid-late June and a time to do the physical work.
- The Autumn equinox is in mid-late September and time to tie up loose ends.
- The winter solstice is celebrated in mid-late December a time of deep rest and reflection.
You can work with every individual moon in its astrological sign to create a unique, monthly experience. You can set a new intention every 28 days for that lunar cycle.
- Aries - Use the Aries new moon to bolster your actions.
- Taurus - Use the Taurus new moon to manifest money your deepest desires.
- Gemini - Use the new moon in Gemini to invite new opportunities into your life.
- Cancer - Use the new moon in Cancer for creating and cultivating relationships.
- Leo - Use the new moon in Leo for self-care and celebration.
- Virgo - Use the new moon in Virgo to make a plan and iron out details.
- Libra - Use the new moon in Libra to manifest balance in your life.
- Scorpio - Use the new moon in Scorpio for transformation.
- Sagittarius - Use the new moon in Sagittarius to plan or begin a new adventure.
- Capricorn - Use the new moon in Capricorn to set deep roots and make big plans.
- Aquarius - Use the new moon in Aquarius to help your community.
- Pisces - The new moon in Pisces is used for divination and shadow work.
If something isn’t working out you can discard that intention and create a whole new one. The moon is a wonderful lesson in transformation. That it is okay to restart or quit when the time is right.
One of my favourite new moon rituals is to set a candle for manifestation and engage in a journal session. I explore my intention and create a plan to bring it into my physical plane.
This is my go to ritual for the new moon. You can easily modify it to suit every intention you need and to help you strive to create actionable plans.
Required Materials:
Begin by cleansing your candle and stones by running them under cold water for 30 seconds. Cleanse the remaining of your materials or tools with a smoke bath.
Cleanse your space and with all your materials readily available create your sacred space.
Take 3 full breaths while holding your candle and visualize you living with your intention fully manifested in your life. Connect with your visualization deeply using all your senses. What does it taste like, smell like? What is around you? What are you wearing? What can you hear? Whisper your intention onto your candle 3 times letting your breath stoke life into it.
To dress your candle first choose a corresponding symbol or create a sigil.
If I were manifesting money a dollar symbol would work.
Carve your symbol or sigil and your intention onto your candle. Next run the manifest oil over top of your candle. Move in a clockwise direction from the top to the bottom to draw your intention to you. You can also apply herbal blends to your oiled candle to add extra power. Once your candle is fully dressed and charged place your candle in a fire safe container on your altar.
Take your citrine and anoint it with the manifest oil. While anointing let your stone know that its purpose is to successfully attract your intention into being.
Take you sunstone and anoint it with the manifest oil. While anointing let it know that its intention is to activate your sacral chakra (your centre of creation) and your solar plexus chakra (the centre of your personal power). This will help you make decisions to birth your intention into the physical world.
Take your carnelian stone and anoint it with manifest oil. While anointing let it know that its intention is to encourage you to move forward and take action in order to achieve your intention.
Take your 3 stones and place them in a circle around your candle.
Light your candle and state your intention out loud.
Spend the next 30 minutes to an hour journaling about your intention and how you will work to manifest it into existance. Here are 9 journal prompts you can use to help you understand your intention on a deeper level.
- Why do I want this intention in my life?
- How will this intention benefit my life?
- Will this intention affect those around me and if so, is it for their good?
- What physical steps do I need to take in order to manifest my intention fully?
- What emotional steps do I need to take in order to manifest my intention fully?
- What spiritual steps do I need to take in order to manifest my intention fully?
- What potential obstacles could I see blocking my path and how can I move around them?
- Who can I turn to to help me achieve my intention?
- Am I willing to do the work in order to achieve my intention?
Once you have completed you journal session seal and sign your pages. Sit for a few minutes and allow your work to sink it’s way into your subconscious. Be gentle with yourself after this spell. Activities I like to do are reading, taking a bath and drinking tea. Anything that is cozy and helps fill your cup.
Allow the candle to burn out then dispose of your spell work. This can be over several days. Once your candle is disposed of you can take your crystals and carry them around with you for the rest of the lunar cycle.
You can continue to reuse your stones for each new moon spell you perform. Just make sure to cleanse them of the old intention.
Happy New Moon.
Once you have lit your smudge stick (or loose plants/herbs) blow it out and invite the smoke to envelop your body starting at your feet and ending at your head.
A house trinkets witch often views their home as a reflection of their inner world. They believe that by surrounding themselves with objects that hold symbolic meaning, they can create an environment that supports their spiritual journey and personal growth. The eclectic mix of items in their homes serves as reminders of their beliefs, aspirations, and the interconnectedness of all things. Embracing the house trinkets witch aesthetic goes beyond mere decoration. It is a way of life that encourages mindfulness, intentionality, and a deep appreciation for the beauty and magic found in every corner of the world. By curating their surroundings in this manner, these individuals create a sense of harmony, inspiration, and enchantment in their daily lives..
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