Everything Under the Moon

In Swedish folklore, If you have a dark ring in your eye, you have magical powers!

The Norse "völva" was a shaman. She travelled the country to meet people and see into their future.

@carnelian_1291
Witchy but personal

@eldritt_witch
Traditional Swedish folk magic from the 1800s

In Scandinavian folk magic, there are certain things that you need for a spell. For example waning moon, thursday, number 3, midnight, north, you need to be naked and more things. Some people say you need nothing but yourself and your will. So it really depends on your tradition what you need for a ...

There are many ways of healing injuries and disease in Swedih folk magic. Here are some examples: Healing spells Part 1 Bite away toothache: You can put the pain into anothe object. "Go to the church and bite in the iron ring on the door." Or "Take a nail and put the pain into a "...

. Yay, I look forward to the information presented on this thread, Fjall. I have a few questions. If you know the answers, that's fine; if not, that's fine, too. Mostly, I'm just wondering out loud. 1. Just who were the troll people? Where did they come from? What is the traditional belief regardin...

Some guidelines in Swedish folk magic: If you read the spell wrong, the magic will strike back on you. Waning moon is the best for magic. Thursdays are the second best time for magic. The best days are certain holidays, for example midsummers eve. It takes three Thursdays to be as powerful as a holi...

In Swedish folk magic, "crossways", water running North, cemetery, a house that has been moved three times, fireplace and the doorway are the best places for spells.

I'd to love hear more about Trolldom. "Trolldom" in Swedish means magic. You would recognize the word "troll", which is a creature that has magical powers. There is a book in english called Trolldom and is written by Johannes Gårdbäck. He covers a lot of what there is to it, inc...

I practice Scandinavian folk magic from 1700-1800. If you've heard about Trolldom, that's what I do!
I could go into more detail later, I'm in school right now haha.

Oooooh this is a thread for me! I've read his book Trolldom, it's great, but sadly I don't own it (borrowed it from a friend). It's one of the few english books about Scandinavian folk magic. I have a lot of book tips for anyone interested, but they're all in Swedissh. In the song Trollabundin, she ...

Thank you, yea i made it in english so more people could understand!

Hey, I made a video about Swedish gardening magick, check it out!
http://youtu.be/jqtyV4iVQao

I wrote a ritual for mabon and I'm looking for some feedback, I'm a new witch so I haven't written that many rituals before :) It's google translated Mabon ritual: Needed: Wand Pentagram Candle Matches Beverage Salt water Autumn Bread Apple Rowanberries Autumn leaves Dried flowers (red, orange, yell...

I'll just see what stories come up when I draw them and I will consecrate them