thelivingwiccan:

Did somebody say tea? Let’s talk about tea witchcraft for a second!

If you know me at all, you’d know that I really enjoy finding ways to express witchcraft in everyday life. I’m a huge tea-drinker. Mainly, teas that I brew myself. It’s a little misleading, because what I drink isn’t usuall “tea” – no tea leaves to be found. Mostly they’re roots and leaves of different herbs all thrown together with some hot water; here we’ve got mint and licorice root, my favorite.

Now this particular pot wasn’t made for any witchcraft purposes, but just think of all the possibilites!

• rosehip brew, for relationship rituals
• honeycomb brew, for sweetening dispositions
• sage brew, for personal purifications (another method of achieving this, perhaps?)
• clover brew, for luck

And don’t even get me STARTED on the other potential magic. What about actually writing a sigil on a piece of organic paper, and then throwing it in the teapot while it’s brewing? (Keep in mind though, that you’d have to use:)

• some sort of unbleached, organic paper (rice paper?) AND
• edible ink (chocolate sauce? raspberry juice? Mmmm…)

This sort of thing would fall under kitchen withcraft/hearth witchcraft, for those who are interested.

I’m off to drink tea now. I’m getting excited just thinking about it — all those possibilities! 

Happy casting!

-TLW