I like WeatherBug because it’s decent and free 🙂

healing-water-witch:

🌼Healing Tea Recipes🌿

🌼Headache tea

-½ tablespoon of mint leaves

-½ tablespoon of lavender

-½ tablespoon of chamomile

🌼Nausea tea (not acid reflux)

-fresh sliced ginger root or candied/minced ginger

-1 tablespoon of mint leaves

-1 tablespoon of lemon balm

-½ tablespoon of chamomile

🌼Immune Boost tea

-1 tablespoon (or 10-20) of elder berries

-½ tablespoon of calendula

-½ tablespoon of echinacea

-a squeeze of fresh orange juice

🌼Menstrual Relief tea

-½ tablespoon of raspberry leaf

-½ tablespoon of chamomile

-½ tablespoon of hops

-ginger slices

🌼Acid Reflux tea

-½ tablespoon of fennel

-½ tablespoon of chamomile

-½ tablespoon of licorice or 1 stick

🌼Anti-Anxiety/Insomnia tea

-½ tablespoon of lavender

-½ tablespoon of chamomile

-½ tablespoon of passionflower

-½ tablespoon of lemonbalm

🌼Cold & Flu / Allergy tea

-½ tablespoon of nettle

-½ tablespoon of peppermint

-½ tablespoon cinnamon bark or lavender

-1 teaspoon of lemon juice & raw local honey

-fresh ginger slices

*these do not replace medications and aren’t meant to treat an issue alone. If you think anything’s wrong please see a doctor. Please do research on interactions before you use herbs if you’re on medication.

heatherwitch:

• Keep jars of water from different types of weather nearby.
• Create a page of sigils, one for each type of weather.
• Try to guess the forecast for the day, then check it!
• Burn rain scented candles, or ones that remind you of certain types of weather.
• Utilize herbs and woods that are connected to weather magic [X].
• Draw energy from whatever weather is happening outside.
• Read/write poetry that makes you feel the weather.
• Hang wind chimes and flags outside your window so you can easily tell the changes in wind.
• Put a rain gauge in sight of your window.
• Enchant a snow globe to bring snow.
• Listen to ambiance tracks that sound like the rain or a storm. 
• Use the raindrops on the window as a form of divination.
• Make a file with videos and gifs of different weather and pull it up when you need to.
• Use a glass of water to summon/dispel rain.
• Make bottles for types of weather, shake to bring it and tap to dispel it.
• Watch YouTube videos on different types of clouds and how they’re formed.
• Use different weather’s waters for scrying, cleansing, or flinging something into manifestation. 
• Use a super in-depth weather app.
• Leave small offerings to weather/storm deities if it fits your craft.
• Create a terrarium that resembles your area, and add things to manipulate the environment. 
• Open your window!
• Use a map to draw weather certain places.
• Create art for your favorite types of weather.

Related posts:

• Bedridden witch  – Nature edition
• Bedridden witch – Elements edition
• Bedridden witch – Winter edition
• Bedridden witch – Ocean edition
• All current posts listed here!

heatherwitch:

Kitchen witchin’ without the kitchen!

With help from: @magical-girl-ilex and @spooniewitches!

Set up:

• A tray of some sort – something to create a solid surface over your bed.
• Cookbooks and herb books tucked somewhere nearby. 
• A crate of spices and herbs.
• Shelves that can store ingredients that are within reach of the bed/above the bed.
• Get a mini crock pot and set it up near your bed.
• Hang bundles of herbs to dry from the walls and ceiling. 
• Keep simple, easy to open snacks nearby – saltines have salt, right? Cleansing!
• A pitcher/container of water.
• Herbs planted along the bedroom windowsill.
• A portable kettle that is safe to use within reaching distance of the bed.
• Rags or towels for spills.
• Room decorations that make you feel extra cozy!

Things to do:

• Make infused honey.
• Draw sigils on the bottom of your plate/tray/mug before consuming things.
• Create tea blends and keep them in jars for the next time you want tea.
• When you eat or drink, feel it’s energy working to heal you. 
• Make a spell bottle – include your favorite spices!
• Make a pinterest board of all the foods/recipes you want to try/make.
• Make tinctures!
• Plan menus for hypothetical meals – sabbats anyone?
• Burn candles that remind you of cozy smells coming from the kitchen.
• Create correspondences for the BRAT/Y diet.
• Look up recipes!
• Make cold infusions (basically tea, but with cold water and a longer waiting period).
• Process herbs; grind them, separate the leaves from the stems, get them ready to dry. 
• Infuse water with things like: Lemon for energy, strawberries for love, cucumber for patience, etc.
• Connect with deities of home/hearth/baking/food/etc.
• Etch sigils into food before you eat it.
• Make herb packets and mixtures, that way you can just pop it in when you have enough energy to cook!
• Two words: Tea Magic. 
• Utilize color correspondences of candy if that’s all you can get down. (Yellow = energy, red = self love, green = vitality).
• Place herbs in different places depending on their correspondences, so they can work a little magic. 

Other bedridden witchcraft posts:

• Nature edition
• Worship edition
• Divination edition
• Stale Energy edition
• Elements edition
• Pastel edition

heatherwitch:

Let’s be honest here. Most of us bedridden peeps don’t have an awesome bed setup like this, and our nature exposure can be limited. However, here’s some tips and tricks to staying connected to nature while stuck in bed, with contributions from myself (@heatherwitch), @thewitchofthenorse, @spooniewitches, @persephoneandthepomegranates & @theepagangrace!

• Open a window, or crack the
  curtains
• Hang rainbow prisms in your window
• Keep a houseplant nearby
• If regular houseplants require too
  much energy: Try cacti, succulents, lucky bamboo, or spiderplants!
• Hang nature/forest/plant artwork
  around
• Get air freshener or room spray that
  reminds you of the outdoors
• Watch a nature documentary or shows
  with people exploring nature – check out nature (photography) videos on Netflix
  for calming videos
• Listen to forest soundscapes [X] 
• Set a nature scene as your
  screensaver
• Keep a jar of soil around
• Talk with any nature deities you work with
• Follow nature blogs
• Get sheets, blankets, or pillowcases with
  leafy designs, flower designs, etc.
• Get a star map app on your phone to be more
  connected to the night sky
• Have a vase of flowers (real or fake)
• Keep crystals around that remind you of nature
  (Moss agate, petrified wood, onyx, selenite, agate geodes, etc.)
• Use sigils designed to connect you to nature
• Use air conditioning or a fan to make it less
  stuffy in your room
• Read and write poetry about nature
• Press plants/flowers or hang dried herbs by
  your bed
• Spend some time looking outside of your window
• Burn a nature scented candle or incense (Irish
  moss, myrrh, frankincense, opium, and lavender)
• Use astral travel or dream magic to get to
  outdoor areas
• Watch livestream videos of outdoor areas
• Make a sachet of grass, oak bark (or whatever
  tree you like), quartz, and salt. Hang it near your bed.

With help from others:

• Get someone to collect rainwater
  for you, and use it to wash your face
• Ask a friend to take some pictures
  of cool places they go in nature and send them to you
• Have someone collect rocks/plants/feathers etc. from each day and bring them back for you 
• Have someone pick wildflowers for
  you
• Drink some herbal tea
• Have someone you trust harvest wild
  edibles/berries for you – or at least bring fresh fruits and veggies!
• Skype or video chat with someone
  while they’re outside
• Take the scenic route/detour to
  some natural areas the next time you need a car ride

ariescancerwitch:

Oh Goddess, My Goddess
Please hear when I speak

For you give me strength
When I’m feeling meek

On this Monday Morning
And through out the week

Please grant your serenity
Please grant me your peace

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