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Howdy folks! So I have moved far away from all my supports and knowledge resources, and I'm generally pretty limited on funds for at least the next few months. However, I've also committed to regrowing my spiritual practices. So much of the rituals and spells I review for use would require me to purchase items I cannot find - I don't even have vessels for regular offerings! As a reminder to myself and as a collaborative endeavor, I'd like to write out practices and engagements that requires few to no items.
Please participate by adding your own, sharing links to guides/free resources, or adjusting another's guide for fewer items!
Meditation: Free, good for your mind and body, and you can do it so long as you've got somewhere to sit. There are hundreds of guided meditations for all sorts of goals and concepts. Meditation can furthermore heighten your intuition and deepen your connection with your guides/team.
I'm looking a making some of my own guided meditations because I have a decent working microphone. Their purpose would be fore me to use for me, but I'd probably put them on youtube anyway.
Journaling: Yes really. Among all the other psychological benefits, journaling can really help you define your intention. Free thought journaling* can also help you attune to your higher self. Even if you don't have a journal, you can write on any paper, on cardboard... techinally on the walls. There are all sorts of occult and witchy prompts.
Sigils: Sigil creation and crafting takes..... a pen/cil and paper. That's nearly nothing! Well, it takes time and focus as well, but is excellent for working through your motives and applying them practically. I've recently downloaded LTZ's Sigil writing book from libgen.is and it might be in the book section here as well.
Divination: While the Tarot has a deep and respectable history, it is by no means the only source of divination! Many forms can require low or no item commitment. One way is simply to... sit outside and listen after asking a clear and intentional question. Dreams can be another form of divination, requiring some prep work and sleep. Patterns in smoke, in tea leaves, in anything you're engaging with regularly. You can even create your own forms.
Kitchen Witchery: This one is a little heavier on the "stuff", but hey, you gotta eat! Every single thing you use in your kitchen has some specific aspect or association* with other energies and can be used as a foci for spellwork.
*One of my more annoying symptoms of my health condition is the inability to find the correct word in my mind. These denote such instances.
Please participate by adding your own, sharing links to guides/free resources, or adjusting another's guide for fewer items!
Meditation: Free, good for your mind and body, and you can do it so long as you've got somewhere to sit. There are hundreds of guided meditations for all sorts of goals and concepts. Meditation can furthermore heighten your intuition and deepen your connection with your guides/team.
I'm looking a making some of my own guided meditations because I have a decent working microphone. Their purpose would be fore me to use for me, but I'd probably put them on youtube anyway.
Journaling: Yes really. Among all the other psychological benefits, journaling can really help you define your intention. Free thought journaling* can also help you attune to your higher self. Even if you don't have a journal, you can write on any paper, on cardboard... techinally on the walls. There are all sorts of occult and witchy prompts.
Sigils: Sigil creation and crafting takes..... a pen/cil and paper. That's nearly nothing! Well, it takes time and focus as well, but is excellent for working through your motives and applying them practically. I've recently downloaded LTZ's Sigil writing book from libgen.is and it might be in the book section here as well.
Divination: While the Tarot has a deep and respectable history, it is by no means the only source of divination! Many forms can require low or no item commitment. One way is simply to... sit outside and listen after asking a clear and intentional question. Dreams can be another form of divination, requiring some prep work and sleep. Patterns in smoke, in tea leaves, in anything you're engaging with regularly. You can even create your own forms.
Kitchen Witchery: This one is a little heavier on the "stuff", but hey, you gotta eat! Every single thing you use in your kitchen has some specific aspect or association* with other energies and can be used as a foci for spellwork.
*One of my more annoying symptoms of my health condition is the inability to find the correct word in my mind. These denote such instances.
