so to sum it all up i used a banana dead bugs moldy raspberries thorns a petition for both of them nails i sealed him (his photo i poked holes into and wrote his name backwards on) into a urine cup with the moldy raspberries and nails as well and cayenne pepper and paprika and other spicy foods and spices and on the top i wrote a common sigil used to hex people that have done you wrong

* i put it behind a dumpster where i lived near but i moved so im nowhere near it now oh and i also did a reflection spell before this using a mirror and other things

* and if youre wondering why i included his bm in the hex, she knew we were together when he cheated with her and she basically mocked me when i found out and called me naive and stupid

and i did get confirmation from one of my deities i work with through tarot because it was the card associated with her and had her name on it and a picture of her representing the card when i asked about his retribution status so yeah i feel like shes handling it very very very well. i just wanted to see what other witches think

Ive spent 15 years learning and practicing within the Golden Dawns system of Magick. There are certain pagan traditions I've adopted as well, such as Yuletide, and the solstice's. But Id like to have a hand at proper Green Witchcraft and spell work.

Has anyone managed to blend these two practices? And how so. Im super curious.

They're so different. One is based on structure and the arch angels. The other is rooted in intuition and elements. Im not quite sure HOW I can intermix these systems. Id love to hear any ideas. Or book recs.

I’m interested in hearing from people who have worked with spirits, deities, or other beings. Have you ever had an experience that felt physically tangible such as a touch, pressure, movement, a distinct presence, or an interaction with an object?

What happened, and how did you interpret it at the time? Did anything help you distinguish the experience from expectation, coincidence, or environmental factors?

I’m not looking to debate anyone’s beliefs.

I’d appreciate thoughtful accounts and different perspectives.