We all want to add more magick to our lives. Whether you’re new to the craft or just need new, fresh ideas, here’s our list of 140+ awesomely witchy things to do. Some are simple, others are more elaborate. Add them to your daily routine OR plan a special ritual or course of study. The choices are endless and totally up to you, witch!
Here’s our ULTIMATE List of 140+ Witchy Things to Do:
- Write in your grimoire / BOS
- Listen to witchy music
- Cook with herbs
- Gardening
- Read a witchcraft book
- Pray to your ancestors
- Pray to your gods
- Color magic – wearing colors by intention
- Wear amulets and talismans
- Offerings to ancestors and gods
- Meditate for 15 minutes
- Nature walk
- Listen to a witchy podcast
- Drink herb/fruit infused water
- Record your dreams
- Make an herb infused oil for candles, anointing, consecrating tools, etc.
- Make an herbal bath tea
- Bake a cake and add edible flowers
- Make rose water
- Drink herbal tea with intention
- Collect wildflowers and put on your altar or in vases around the house
- Burn incense
- Make a loose leaf incense with herbs and flowers
- Craft a besom using only herbs and plant material
- Gather flowers and craft a flower crown
- Make an herbal powder for home protection
- Craft an herbal tincture for healing
- Listen to a witchy audio book
- Carry stones and crystals in your pocket
- Make a spell bag to protect your car
- Spread red brick dust over your thresholds for protection
- Draw a circle around you with chalk for ritual
- Call on the guardians of the watchtowers
- Study witches from the past
- Identify local plants and record in your journal
- Cleanse, charge and refresh your altar
- Cook a magical meal with herbs and using ingredients with intention
- Sex magick
- Pull an oracle or tarot card for yourself
- Light a candle for your ancestors
- Talk to a witchy friend
- Study and cast the runes
- Take a magical bath with herbs, salt, etc.
- Do chakra meditations
- Care for your animal friends and pets
- Pick up litter
- Study and use crystals and stones
- Take a Reiki class
- Cast a candle spell
- Read animal omens and signs in nature
- Take an herbalism class
- Make moon water or sun water
- Swim in a local body of water
- Craft a wreath for your front door according to the season/sabbat
- Write a witchy poem or story
- Smudge your house and self
- Lay magical protective wards around your home
- Make a witch’s bottle and bury it in your yard
- Research your ancestors and build a family tree
- Exercise – yoga, cardio, etc.
- Visit a local metaphysical or witchy shop
- Take a day trip to a local historical or natural landmark
- Clean your house with magic
- Plan your next sabbat: simple traditions and/or rituals
- Visit an antique store and see what you “feel” there
- Hike a mountain or forest
- Blow bubbles and make wishes
- Send yourself a magical letter
- Make a spell bag for your intention (love, protection, job, friendship, etc.)
- Braid or comb your magical intentions into your hair
- Use your perfume to draw your intentions to you
- Learn how to read playing cards as a form of divination.
- Diffuse essential oil
- Make and use witch’s black salt.
- Learn how to astral project.
- Enchant your pet’s collar with a protective sigil.
- Watch a witchy movie.
- Go shopping for witchy clothes and accessories.
- Draw runes in the dirt or sand using your finger or a stick.
- Research your spirit animal.
- Sweep your home with a besom to cleanse it of negative energies.
- Look up old wives’ tales and incorporate them into your craft.
- Make a spell box.
- Gaze at the moon.
- Walk outside barefoot.
- Leave sweet treats in the garden for the faeries.
- Have a bonfire and cast your worries into it.
- Sew a healing or nurturing poppet.
- Embroider a rune into your jacket.
- Create a fairy garden.
- Evoke a protective kitchen guardian to watch over your hearth.
- Plant a tree.
- Make a dream pillow with herbs and stones.
- Write your own spells.
- Clean your floor with an herbal floor wash.
- Adopt a house plant or two.
- Brew a cup of moon milk for the full moon.
- Draw down the moon (invoke the goddess).
- Check out an open circle in your area.
- Make a natural wand.
- Make a dream catcher.
- Craft a homemade beer, wine or mead.
- Enchant your coffee by drawing a sigil over it before drinking.
- Work with the spirits in your house and the spirit OF your house.
- Name your car and treat him/her like a friend or family member.
- Engage in shadow work to heal.
- Make a spell jar for your intention.
- Hang windchimes around your house.
- Hang witch’s balls.
- Make a black scrying mirror.
- Collect storm or rain water and use in your magick.
- Have a dumb supper on Samhain.
- Make a simmering potpourri on the stove.
- Read someone’s palm (or learn how to read palms).
- Collect acorns, pinecones, and seed pods for spell work.
- Collect dirt from different places to use in spells.
- Make candied flowers.
- Write a chant for the next new moon.
- Give biodegradable offerings to the forest or local nature spirits.
- Study the Green Man legend.
- Plan a sacred pagan pilgrimage.
- Give a witchy gift to a witch friend.
- Make an ink to use in magical writing.
- Press flowers and herbs between pages of a book.
- Cleanse your crystals and stones using one of the elements.
- Charge your crystals in the moonlight.
- Hang a hummingbird feeder.
- Craft a Bohemian dreamcatcher.
- Make homemade jelly or jam infused with magical intention.
- Hang a photo of an ancestor.
- Clear off a shelf in your linen closet or pantry to make a home for your household spirits/fairies.
- Collect snakeskin sheds and save for magical purposes.
- Clean and save old glass jars and bottles for spells and herb jars.
- Learn how to “throw dem bones”.
- Sew a magical cape or cloak for ritual outside work.
- Make crabshell or cascarilla powder for protection work.
- Visit a cemetery and leave flowers for a soul that calls to you.
- Create a vision board including your dream witch home.
- Add the 4 elements to your house decor.
- Visit a local waterfall or body of water.
- Carve a pumpkin for Samhain.
- Inscribe runes or sigils in the bottom of your shoes.
- Sing a moon chant on the next full moon.
- Do a self-healing guided meditation on YouTube.
- Listen to folk music your ancestors might have enjoyed.
- Collect seashells, sea glass, and drift wood from your next beach visit.
Thanks, all are great ideas!!!!
Listening to witchy music seems like it needs dancing- correct? A nice addition to Otherworldly Oracle could be on different dances performed by witches for ceremonies, etc.
Just a suggestion! 🙂
I love this list! Thank you!