this has probably been posted abt before but u can infuse ur tea/hot drink with positive energy n take out negative energy super easily!! in fact, i used to do it even before i got into witchcraft n stuff, just as a nice thing to do, and it seems to work!!
stirring clockwise is an invoking action, so u visualise positive vibes n energy going into the tea and how it will affect the drinker (will it be relaxing?? boost their mood??)
stir anticlockwise and visualise negative energy being removed, until the mug is full of steaming hot positive goodness
u can continue until u feel its been stirred enough, and complete ur tasty beverage
enjoy!!
(testimonials: when given to my dad who was not aware of the whole magic-y part, he said it was ‘the best tea he’d ever had’. so there u have it folks)
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When doing spells or rituals that involve fire:
1. PLEASE be aware of any flammable objects laying close by.
2. Always keep a few jars/containers of water close by just in case.
3. If you’re using candles, be careful of dripping wax onto things when shifting them. It’s usually hot and when it cools, it sticks to whatever it’s on, making it a pain to clean.
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