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Buddha Blessings Money, & Luck dressed candle

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Bulls Eye - Ojo de Buey

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Bull’s Eye – Ojo de Buey is traditionally the seed of the Mucuna sloanei plant, a tropical climbing vine native to parts of Africa, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. Also commonly known as Deer’s Eye Seed, Hamburger Bean, Ox Eye Bean, or Lucky Eye Seed, it is recognized for its striking eye-like appearance and long-standing use as a protective talisman against negativity and the evil eye (mal de ojo).

Widely used in folk magic, protection work, and ancestral spiritual practices throughout Latin America, the Caribbean, Hoodoo, Espiritismo, and Afro-Caribbean traditions such as Santería/Ifá, Ojo de Buey has historically been carried to ward off jealousy, spiritual attacks, crossed conditions, and harmful intentions. In many traditions, it is worn on the body, placed near entrances, carried in mojo bags, or kept on altars to reflect negativity away from the wearer.

In Hoodoo and conjure traditions, Bull’s Eye is commonly worked into protection spells, uncrossing rituals, and reversal work. In Afro-Caribbean folk spirituality and related traditions, it may also be used near ancestor altars or spiritual shrines for grounding and energetic defense.

Traditionally used for:

Protection against the evil eye and jealousy
Warding off crossed conditions and spiritual negativity
Protection during travel or spiritual work
Strengthening personal boundaries and grounding
Ancestor and altar protection work
Reversal and uncrossing rituals

Spell & ritual ideas:

Carry in a mojo bag with rue, garlic, or protective herbs
Place above doorways or near windows for home protection
Add to uncrossing baths or cleansing altar work
Keep beneath a pillow for spiritual protection during sleep
Use with black candles in reversal or banishing rituals
Place on ancestor altars for grounding and spiritual defense

Spiritual correspondences:

Element: Earth
Planet: Saturn
Energies: Protection, reversal, grounding, warding, uncrossing

Traditional folk uses:
In some folk traditions, Deer’s Eye Seeds were also carried as luck charms believed to strengthen courage, resilience, and spiritual protection during difficult times.

Disclaimer: Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use. Keep away from children and pets.

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Magnet Sachet Powder is a traditional spiritual powder created for attraction, drawing, and manifestation work. Just as a magnet pulls metal toward itself, this powder is used in folk magic to help draw desired energy, opportunities, people, luck, prosperity, love, confidence, success, and blessings into your life.

This powder is ideal for spell work focused on “pulling in” rather than pushing away. Use it when you want to call something closer, strengthen your intention, or add extra drawing power to candles, petitions, charm bags, money work, love work, business work, or personal manifestation rituals.

Common Uses:

Drawing money, luck, and prosperity
Attracting love, friendship, or attention
Boosting confidence and personal magnetism
Strengthening manifestation work
Enhancing charm bags, spell jars, and petitions
Adding power to candles, oils, and altar work
Calling in opportunities, clients, sales, or success

A Little History:
Magnet and lodestone-based spiritual supplies have a long history in folk magic, Hoodoo, rootwork, and conjure traditions. Lodestones are naturally magnetized pieces of magnetite, known for their physical ability to attract iron. Because of this natural magnetic pull, they became powerful symbols of attraction in spiritual practice.

Sachet powders themselves are also traditional spiritual supplies in Hoodoo and conjure. They are often made with powdered bases, herbs, roots, minerals, and fragrance or ritual oils, and are used to dress candles, dust objects, prepare petitions, and add intention to spellwork.

Spell & Ritual Ideas:

Money Drawing Candle Spell:
Dress a green, gold, or white candle with money oil or attraction oil. Sprinkle a small amount of Magnet Sachet Powder around the base of the candle or lightly roll the dressed candle in the powder. Place your written money intention beneath the candle holder and burn safely while visualizing prosperity coming toward you.

Attraction Petition Spell:
Write your desire on a small piece of paper, such as “I attract new opportunities,” “I draw loving energy,” or “My business attracts loyal customers.” Fold the paper toward you three times, dust it lightly with Magnet Sachet Powder, and place it under a candle, in a charm bag, or on your altar.

Personal Magnetism Charm Bag:
Add Magnet Sachet Powder to a small charm bag with herbs, crystals, or personal items that match your goal. Carry it when you want to feel more confident, noticeable, lucky, or energetically aligned with your intention.

Love Drawing Spell:
For attraction work, write the qualities you wish to call in, such as kindness, honesty, affection, or romance. Dust the petition lightly with Magnet Sachet Powder and place it beneath a pink or red candle. Focus on attracting healthy, willing, and aligned love.

***For ritual, magical, or aromatic use only. Do not ingest unless specifically prepared for safe consumption. Always research and use responsibly; even natural powders and herbs can cause reactions if misused.

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2024 Year of the Dragon

2024 Year of the Dragon On February 10th, we celebrate the Lunar New Year. Many cultures around the world use the moon cycle to keep track of the year, but typically in Western society we use the Gregorian calendar- which is based off of the sun instead. Some cultures and regions will ever use a lunisolar calendar which is a combination of both. In China, the Lunar New Year is one of the most widely celebrated holidays and we find influence of that in the West as well. They have shared their own zodiac wheel that is based off of the year rather than the month which is what we can find in many different zodiac wheels across the globe. If you were born in 1952, 1964, 1988, 2000, 2012 or 2024, it is your lucky year because it is your season: Year of the Dragon! So what does that mean? In general, all people will experience the luck of the Dragon which brings new opportunities, adventure and change. With change and opportunity of course comes challenges. These challenges are all sent by the Dragon and sent to push us in the direction of self growth and improvement. Those who are born in the Dragon year will find these amplified but with the fire and confidence that comes with a Dragon, they will come out of the year stronger and mindful. It will be a year of self-reflection, self-evaluation and movement. In Chinese culture, the Dragon is a sacred symbol which holds a significant place as an extraordinary creature that is unparalleled in talent, excellence and honour. The Dragon symbolizes power, nobility, luck and success. Chinese New Year can be celebrated in many different ways but oftentimes it includes spending time with family, eating lots of food and exchanging a Red Envelope with money inside to loved ones. It is a time to not just prepare ourselves for change but also to focus gratitude on our families. In large populated cities in China, you can often find parades and parties to honour the special day as well. The Dragon Dragons are creatures that can be found in almost every cultural region in the world. In China, Dragons are spirits to be honoured and respected as benevolent beings. Yet, we can find similar characteristics for them all the way in the west as well. One example of this is in Norse and Celtic mythologies, Dragons were seen as the keepers of balance in the universe. They were believed to be interdimensional beings who travel from plane to plane to keep balance and guard portals to other worlds. Though depicted through media often as a scary monster, most ancient civilizations honoured and respected these elemental creatures and whether we look to the West or the East, we can find attributes to inspire us on our own journeys. 2024 is the perfect year to find balance, honour and enter this time of change with confidence.

le févr. 06 2024

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The Magical Month of June

The summer sun is here and along with it comes a new feeling of hope, life and motivation. We are feeling energized and ready to take on any task at hand! Winter and Spring are now behind us as we can focus on more fun and lightheartedness. June is a very magical month, bringing fabulous holidays such as Father's Day, the Summer Solstice and this year’s Strawberry Moon in Capricorn (all of which we’ll have separate blog posts for coming!) So what else can we do this month outside of those three holidays? June is filled with so much magic and celebration in itself that comes with the shining sun and warm breeze. In the olden days, when summer came, it was a great symbol of hope and renewal. These days we are so lucky to have things such as heaters in our house, an infinite amount of blankets and snow gear to help us survive the winter. Our ancestors weren’t so lucky though and winter was something harsh and dark to them. The land was barren, dry and unable to grow food and much reflected in their livelihoods. With winter came hunger, poverty and the cold- but summer was the true end of all things too dry and too cold. In the springtime, we focused a lot on transition and planting seeds (both physical seeds and metaphorical seeds of what we wish to see grow in our lives), now is the beginning of harvest. If you know anything about gardening or farm crops, then you know that most crops are harvested at different times through the summer and even into early fall. Some of our plants can be harvested many times throughout these months as they continue to produce while some may only be able to be harvested once. That is the beauty and diverse opportunities that come along with summer and the month of June in general. Blessings for the Ancestors Praying for our ancestors and the evolution of their souls is a basis for many spiritual practices around the world. Our ancestors walked the earth before us and withstood lives full of hardship (much harder than we can imagine these days) that were full of famine, discrimination and war. But they survived just so we can be here. Oftentimes, because up until recent history, life was a lot harder than it is today in North America. Our ancestors harbour that pain with them, the pain that does inevitably come with life, in their afterlives. Their journey is not finished once they pass away, as many lessons come with the circle of life, even in the afterlife. In turn, us and our family members still feel the impact of those hardships in us today. Science has confirmed that trauma can be passed down through genes, especially through a maternal line. In turn, praying for our ancestors and healing those hardships they went through in their human life will allow our entire families to heal. Praying for anyone must come from total compassion and selflessness to help heal and evolve their souls. How can we start? Setting up an ancestor altar can be helpful and these are usually set up in areas of the house that are frequently communed by many family members in the house. The living room, a hallway or even a beautiful set up in the backyard works well for you! What you will need: -a white altar cloth -a white or dark blue candle -offering plates or bowls -Florida Water or Rose Water Begin setting up your altar by cleansing your space with either sage, resin or Liquid Smudge and you can even wipe down your table with things like Liquid Smudge, Florida Water or Rose water to bless the foundation of your altar. Then you may place your cloth on top of the table and begin placing your candles, offering plates and even personal items or photographs of the ancestors you feel most connected to. Lighting your candle should always come with a prayer or a mindful thought behind it. Candles on altars can be forms of giving your ancestors energy or even act as an open line of communication or “portal” in a sense. Lighting these candles invite your ancestors into the space and then blowing them out can signal closing that communication for the time being. Today, we will be including our “first summer harvest” as June is the month of harvesting goods such as strawberries, green beans, onions, cherries, blueberries, tomatoes and asparagus. So, if you are able to, you can make a plate featuring these fruits and veggies (even if you buy them at the store and not from your own garden) and place them on one of your offering plates to be placed on your altar. In this way, you are sharing the first summer harvest with your passed on family. Along with this harvest and the candle, you can also pour Florida Water or Rose Water in an offering cup for an offering of blessings. As you stand or sit in front of this altar, you can pray in any way that best suits you. These can be already written prayers from your chosen religion or they can simply be words from the heart such as, “I pray for the evolution and healing of my ancestor’s souls. I pray for them to learn all the lessons they must in their soul journeys and to rest peacefully at the highest vibration.” Praying is a beautiful thing as it can be as subjective and open ended as you wish it to be. It is found in every religion and spiritual practice in the world and spoken words have much energy and power behind them. Voice is a very powerful thing and it is the first step to putting action out into the world. Iced Tea It's no secret that over here at Smudge we love tea! Tea is an art that comes in all forms and kinds and this summer we're coming out with our own in house blends of iced tea! So, how can we incorporate them? Summer is the time to relax after a long a and harsh run of short days and cold winds. Now we can sit in our backyards, have picnics, sit on the balcony and find more enjoyment in the little things. Tea has always brought people together socially and since we gave blessings to our loved ones in the afterlife, it's only fitting to do the same with our loved ones still with us together. Gift giving and acts of service are two very common love languages and we can do this by spending time with them outside, maybe enjoying some fruit and cheese with a big jug of iced tea. Iced Tea is like the drink of the summer. Getting out of the pool, putting together a bonfire or picnic or even just enjoying a class to yourself can bring the properties of these herbal blends to life. Love Magical Tea 4 Litre Cucumber Melon Iced Tea 4 Litre St. John’s Eve Saint John's Eve, starting at sunset on 23 June, is the eve of the feast of the day of Saint John the Baptist. This is one of the very few feast days marking a saint's birth, rather than their death. St. John is said to have been born six months before Jesus was. You can petition St. John for good luck, good crops, fertility and protection from enemies. Historically, this date has been venerated in the practice of Louisiana Vodou. The famous Voodoo priestess. Marie Laveau was said to have held ceremonies on the Bayou St John, in New Orleans, commemorating St John's Eve. This time of the year and specifically that day is a great one for petitioning him for luck or protection spells! Click here for our Ancestral Money Draw Spell Buddha Blessings for Money and Good Luck Prosperity Oil Money Draw Herbal Blend There is so much magic and love to be found this time of year! In our next blog posts, we will be sharing how to celebrate Father's Day the magical way and also the Summer Solstice!

le mai 19 2024

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Kitchen Witchery: Making Every Meal Magical

Whether you love or hate cooking, adding an element of magic while preparing your meals can not only make cooking fun but also bring you the added benefits of mindful cooking. When we say mindful cooking, it is really just about understanding the metaphysical properties to your ingredients as you prepare and make a meal. Everything has a metaphysical property behind it, whether that be fruits, vegetables, herbs and spices! They say that, “a meal made with love always tastes better.” It’s not only a cute sentiment but in a way rings a lot of truth. When your mom or spouse makes a warm and homemade meal, every bite is filled with the knowledge your loved one poured their time and energy into making something for you. Loving energy is poured into the meal and therefore adds that energy to the food. This is just how any type of spellwork is conducted; by using the energy of yourself and the energy of your tools- in this case ingredients! To make cooking a bit fun, think of it like potion making because in a way it quite literally is potion making. Adding thought behind each ingredient you add can be mixed together for a final goal. You can cook any dinner with the intention of good health, good fortune, love or even spiritual cleansing. Magic in the kitchen comes from the joy of not just creating a meal for the body but also for the soul. There is a lot of heart and attentiveness that comes with cooking in general; constantly checking to make sure nothing is burning, that there is a perfect amount of each seasoning added and always a taste test to make sure everything is blending together as it should. A lot of energy goes into making a good meal you’re proud of! Every ingredient holds a purpose in the physical sense, so why not the magical? Setting the Scene Before any spellwork, a good cleanse is always called for! This allows a clean slate for us to draw in the energy we desire. Cleansing can be done in so many ways! Of course, the classic way most of us cleanse is by burning herbal bundles such as white sage, blue sage, cedar or rue. Dried herbs aren’t our only options though! We also love cleansing with resins such as frankincense, copal or even amber! Or, if a smoke free alternative works better for you, there are Liquid Smudge Sprays or Cedar and Sage Sprays that cleanse just as well! Enchanting Your Tools When you think of a typical witch’s tool, a giant dusty grimoire or maybe a table sized black cauldron may come to your mind (even those tools are totally awesome) your practical tools will do just as well! Whether it be your stir spoon or spatula or your favourite frying pan, they can all be blessed with good fortune. Enchanting or blessing an object can be done in so many different ways, some like to draw ancient runes on the handles of their cooking utensils or tie red string to the top of them- we like to anoint our tools with oils. Anointing oils can be used in so many ways even outside of the kitchen; to dress a candle, dropped in a diffuser or bath water, or even just as perfume! Protection oils can be anointed in runes, sigils or religious symbols on the body, windows, doors and so much more! In this case, we will be using anointing our cooking utensils with any type of Blessing Oils which could also include Sweetgrass, Palo Santo or our in house blend Blessing Oil! You can drop just a little bit of oil on your pointer finger and then draw a rune, sigil, cross, pentacle or any other symbol you wish on the handles! Magical Ingredients Mother Nature has gifted us with a bountiful land full of wheat, rice, vegetables and fruits and we are so lucky to be able to even grow a lot of our own food in our backyards! Even more so, we have grocery stores and farmer’s markets at our disposal! Our options are endless so it's bound to find ingredients that match what you look for to include in your meals both in taste and magic! Think of the two most basic ingredients for some of your most beloved recipes! What comes to mind? Maybe onion and garlic? Well, they both have amazing protection, purification and banishing properties! Other ingredients like corn, rice and wheat are usually used in prosperity spellwork because they are foods that come in plentiful amounts! Making dinners like stir frys, pastas, soups and burrito bowls allows a lot of room to add many colourful veggie and herbal ingredients to layer up those properties. Herbs Herbs are one of the main ingredients for any spellwork, not just the cooking kinds! Whether it be to soak in a bath, dress a candle or burn they are almost always included! But there are so many basic herbs you would already be adding to a dish that could elevate the magic in your pot! Even just salt and pepper have amazing qualities themselves! Salt has very strong cleansing and purification properties and black pepper can be used for protection! Rosemary is used for luck, love and money! Basil can be used for protection, happiness and wealth! Overall, there are so many ways to bring good energy into not only your cooking space but your meals. It brings a new sense of life to the way we think about cooking and even the way we feel when we cook. We're all human, we all have to do it, so why not make the most out of it? And if you already love to cook then this is a total bonus to an already fun experience! Through this, we find a gratitude for the small details and everything that went into making a perfect creation! Books for the Kitchen Witch The Magic of Food Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs The Encyclopedia of Magickal Ingredients

le sept. 08 2024

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Yule & Winter Solstice Rituals

In the northern hemisphere the winter solstice, or Yule, occurs annually on December 21 or 22. This celebration is one of the eight sabbats celebrated in the year of the wheel. This day celebrates the shortest day of the year. Yule celebrates the Winter Solstice. Imbolc or Candlemas celebrates the first signs of spring. Ostara celebrates the Spring Equinox. Beltane celebrates May Day. Litha celebrates the Summer Solstice. Lughnasadh or Lammas celebrates the start of the harvest season Mabon celebrates the Autumn Equinox Samhain celebrates Halloween This time of year offers us a quiet time before the awakening of the earth. The perfect opportunity for spiritual cleansing, deep reflection and self-assessment. The new year celebrates a new chance. To try it all over again. New beginnings. New opportunities. Therefore, if you have big plans for the following year it’s important to do some pruning and release work to make space for your intentions to flourish. Before we can release we have to identify what is no longer working for us. Use the following 5 card tarot spread to reflect on yourself and how you can better show up in 2023. Card 1: What was my overall emotional state this past year? Card 2: What emotional baggage am I ready to let go of? Card 3: How can I clear emotional space to make room for new opportunities? Card 4: What do I want to bring in to the new year? Card 5: How am I going to go about doing that? I highly recommend journaling along side this tarot spread. It’ll offer you the opportunity to dissect your readings, offering deeper insight. If you’re lucky it could lead you to the root of your habits/beliefs you want to transform. Cleansing & Transforming your baggage Take note of if you want to clear the space for new growth or if you want to transform something that already exists into something new. It is important to make this distinction. If you want to rid yourself of some baggage a fire burning ceremony or a cord cutting ritual may be what you need. This offers you the opportunity to burn everything to the ground and create new growth out of the fertile ashes of what once was. Check out our Cord Cutting Ritual To Embrace Your True Self to learn how to perform a cord cutting ritual and alter it for your magical needs. Working with fire is particularly special on the winter solstice/Yule. It is common practice to use fire as a way to welcome back the light into the northern hemisphere. Bonfires, lighting candles, and Yule logs are excellent ways to celebrate this occasion. If fire is what you’re leaning towards you can take this opportunity to write down that which you want to release out of your life onto paper and throw it into the fire. As you watch the paper ignite and burn feel what you want to release burning out of your life. If you feel that transformation is more appropriate I recommend performing a ritual bath or a tea ceremony for cleansing and transformation. For a ritual bath use oils that promote cleansing and transformation. I recommend Van Van oil and/or Van Van soap. You can light a magically dressed snake candle for transformation. In your bath visualize all that you wish to transform leaking out of your pores and into the water. Feel it become cleansed and remade. Feel it being reabsorbed into your body. When you are finish step out of your tub and allow yourself to air dry. As the water evaporates into air feel all that inside of you transforming into something new and clean. For your tea ceremony I recommend our Midwinter Magical Tea or our Blue Butterfly Pea Flower Tea which are perfect for deep reflection and transformation. Check out our Tea Ceremony For Conscious Communication to learn how to perform a tea ceremony and alter it for your magical needs. What To Expect from “Shadow Work” Often times when you release something from your life the universe will send you tests to see if it’s really what you want. Don’t be surprised if that part of you becomes irritated or overly sensitive. Look at it like opportunities to say no to that which you are trying to change or rid yourself of. This type of work can be considered “Shadow Work” and should be handled with care. My favourite analogy from a friend of mine has referred to it as “becoming the goo”. A caterpillar, when it cocoons itself liquifies its body so it can rebuild itself and emerge into a beautiful butterfly or moth. Just like the caterpillar the only way to move through the tough times and transform into a better version of ourselves is to become the goo. We have to feel our feelings, we have to come to terms with them and integrate them into the new versions of ourselves. This part is HARD. Seek help if it’s too big for you. Lean on your friends and family. Ask for help. I assure you, you are not a burden to your loved ones. They will welcome the opportunity to strengthen your relationship through this vulnerability. If you’re dealing with trauma please seek a qualified therapists. Please don’t do this alone. You deserve to experience a higher quality of life. Work with the seasons to propel you through the natural cycle of life. Our inner states often mirror the natural world. If we work with the world around us your magic will be amplified. You will receive your desired effects with less resistance. Harness the energy of spring by starting new projects, reinventing yourself, creating new opportunities. During summer step into your best self. Work hard and play hard. Manifest, manifest, manifest. Reap your rewards in the fall. Collect your harvest. Use winters energy to re-assess, reflect and plan for the following cycle. Wishing you a successful winter solstice and yuletide blessings.

le déc. 01 2024

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