Witchun-li - Russian Cream

Weird Little Habits That Are Actually Magick

Knocking on wood Blowing on dandelion seeds Using a fallen eyelash to make a wish Kissing under mistletoe Throwing spilled salt over your left shoulder Don’t put shoes on the table/bed Don’t open an umbrella indoors Finding four leaf clovers for luck Carving jack-o-lanterns Wearing masks/costumes on Halloween Using flower petals to play ‘Love-me, Love-me-not’ Wishing on a falling star

That’s all I can think of at the moment, add more!

Ways to Celebrate Litha

Litha is just around the corner so here is a list of things that correspond with Litha and that you can do to celebrate it! 🌞🌞

Colors and Elements:

🌸 Yellow

🌸 Gold

🌸 Orange

🌸 Light Pink

🌸 White

🌸 Light Green

🌸 Fire

🌸 Sun/Sunlight

🌸 Light

Food:

🌞 Seasonal fruits (especially berries)

🌞 Cheese

🌞 Sweet cake

🌞 Fruit salad (any kind of salad actually)

🌞 Honey

🌞 Fruit tea

🌞 Chicken

🌞 Sunflower seeds

🌞 Lemonade

🌞 Chili

Herbs and Flowers:

🌻 Arnika

🌻 Valerian

🌻 Mugwort

🌻 Sunflower

🌻 Rose

🌻 Yarrow

🌻 Verbena

🌻 Clover

🌻 Chamomile

🌻 Marigold

Oils and Scents:

🌹 Rose

🌹 Lemon

🌹 Cinnamon

🌹 Honeysuckle

🌹 Orange

Crystals:

✨ Moon Stone

✨ Amethyst

✨ Tiger Eye

✨ Red Jasper

✨ Citrine

✨ Fluorite

✨ Agate

Spells to Do:

🍓 Happiness and Joy

🍓 Love

🍓 Success

🍓 Luck

🍓 Personal Growth

🍓 Glamour and Beauty

Activities:

🌈 Get up early and watch the sunrise

🌈 Spend lots of time outside

🌈 Meditate in the morning

🌈 Listen to happy music

🌈 Light yellow and orange candles

🌈 Make rose oil

🌈 Pick flowers and herbs

🌈 Bake a cake, cookies or make other sweets

🌈 Eat them with your loved ones

🌈 Make a fire when it’s dark (or light a candle if you can’t do that)

🌈 Wear warm colors

🌈 Surround yourself with light

🌈 Wear or make flowercrowns

🌈 Cleanse your room/home with light

🌈 Clean out cobwebs

🌻 H A P P Y  L I T H A ! 🌻

honestly like real talk like real actual ““discourse”“

the problem with trying to define who is and isn’t lgbt+ is like….that’s…not….really how it works…..

like we don’t have membership. there’s no test to take. no one has a roster of people with gay credentials. and even if there were, the people demanding this stuff aren’t part of any High Council with the power to banish people. if someone says they’re lgbt+ the traditional way of dealing with it is just…believing them and not bothering to comb through every action they’ve taken to prove anything. and labels are so deeply personal and the possibility of mislabeling yourself is always on the table, so it’s really just like. if you feel an affinity for the community then sure. you’re probably right, at the very least you’re questioning now. so what up enjoy your stay.

95 FOAMed Sites

FOAMed - Free & Open Access Medical Education resources

Famous ones

MEDSKL - endorsed by Canadian Federation of Medical Students

Geeky Medics - the UK

Docdoc: Specialties, Procedures, Conditions - by docdoc in Singapore

Khan Academy: Health & Med - the US

Figure 1 - Canada

Grepmed: Clinical Relevant Med Images - the US

JAMA Summary Videos - the US

FreeMedEd

Youtube

Osmosis - the US

Picmonic - the US

Lecturio - Germany

Kenhub - Germany

Strong Medicine - by Dr. Eric Strong in the US

Armando Hasudungan (Biology & Medical Videos) - Australia

Neuroscientifically Challenged - by Marc Dingman in the US

Human Anatomy Education - by Akram Jaffar in Canada

Speed Pharmacology

Medinaz

Med Notes

Sketchy Medicine (doodles for learning) - Canada

Brosencephalon: Pre-Clinical Flashcard Collection - Canada

Abi’s Anatomy: Free MCAT Notes & More - by Abigail in the US

Medicowesome: Med notes - by Nakeya Dewaswala in the US

Medics4u: Med notes - by Simon Mung in the UK

Sqadia: Illustrated Medical Facts - Denmark

Medimab: Stat dose of Med knowledge

Anatomy & Physiology

Innerbody: Navigate the human body - the US

Lectures in Respiratory Physiology - by UC San Diego in the US

Koibana.info: Human Anatomy Drawing Reference - the US

Anatomy & Physiology: A learning initiative

Internal Medicine Podcast

Core IM Podcast - the US

The Curbsiders - the US

Emergency Medicine Podcast

Emergency Medicine Cases - Canada & the US

EM Clerkship - by Zack Olsen in the US

Core EM - by NYU Langone Health in the US

EMS Reference - the US

EM Crit Project - by Josh Farkas in the US

EM Resident - the US

FOAM Case: A Free Open Access Emergency Medicine-Core Content Mash Up - the US

Paramedic World - India

EM Notes: FOAMed in EM - by Jack CF Chong in Taiwan

Canadiem - Canada

Surgery

Surgery ABCs - by University of Alberta in Canada

Surgery101 - by University of Alberta in Canada

Orthoracle - UK

Pathology

Internal Pathology Lab for MedEd - by University of Utah in the US

Pathology student - by Kristine Krafts in the US

Neuro

Functional Neuroanatomy - by University of British Columbia in Canada

Cranial Nerves Illustrated - by Linda Wilson-Pauwels at UofT in Canada

Cranial Nerve Learning Module - by University of Utah in the US

Critical Care

MIMIC-III (a freely accessible critical care database) - the US

eICU (Collaborative Research Database) - the US

Critical Care Northampton - the UK

Encyclopedia, References, Directory, & Textbooks

BCcampus Open Textbook (Health-related & Science categories) - Canada

Simple English Wikipedia Medicine Knowledge Group - Global

Global Rx Ph (Clinician’s Ultimate Reference): Medical Abbreviation - the US

Medical Encyclopedia - by MedlinePlus, National Library of Medicine in the US

Health Topics in Heart, Lungs - by NHIBI in the US

Science Education: by National Institute of General Medical Science in the US

World Directory of Med School - Global

Medical Interpretation

Health information translations - by Ohio State University in the US

Health Infomation in multi-languages - by NSW Government in Australia

Medical Dictionary of Health Terms - by Harvard Health Publishing in the US

Wikipedia: Medical Roots, Suffixes & Prefixes - Global

Medical Animation

Mechanisms in Medicine - Canada

Blausen Medical Videos (available in multilanguages) - the US

Alila Medical Media - the US

Nucleus Medical Media - the US

Exam Prep

Premed 101 Forum

Canada Qbank Youtube Channel - Canada

NCLEXQuiz

Diagnosis

Easy Auscultation - the US

Op-Med: Voices from Doximity - the US

Clinical Presentation / Diagnosis - by Medical Council of Canada

Radiology

Radiopaedia - Australia

UBC Radiology app - Canada

Microbiology

Microbiology Online - the UK

Chemistry

Chemistry elements character design - by Kaycie D. in the US

Medical Books

B-ok: All you can search and download, over 3 millions books https://b-ok.org/

Library Genesis

FOAMed in Mandarin 中文医学资源

A+医学百科（医学电子书）

NEJM 医学前沿 -

百科名医（医学百科 & 科普视频）

影像园

病理学原地

专业医学词典

医学英语教育网

可汗学院卫生与医学模块

健康信息翻译（中英对照）

MedlinePlus：健康信息中文版

FOAMed in Japanese 日语医学资源

医歯薬英語辞書

家庭の医学 by Qlife

Anatomy.tokyo

Medical Spanish 医学西班牙语

Medical Spanish videos

Dialogues with Patients in Spanish

Medical German 医学德语

Diseases in German - by krank.de

Medical Swedish 医学瑞典语

Svensk MeSH - by Karolinska Institutet in Sweden

I really want an environmental revolution to happen soon. Gardens everywhere, herbal wisdom flourishing and intelligent environmental policies.

Witchy Self Care Things To Do

Soak up some sun

Go for a walk

Take a long hot bath (optional to put in some tea, bath salts, bath bombs, flowers and/or light some candles)

Sit and ground/centre yourself

Write things down

Draw

Talk to someone

Get some rest

Laugh (no literally look up funny videos and laugh, sometimes laughing helps)

Write down on a piece of paper what qualities you’d like your astral space to be like so when you feel down or need a break you have not only your own space at home but your own space to take a break in your mind

Relax, breathe and count (I find sometimes if people are angry they will count and do breathing techniques and I’ve seen it helps with some people)

Meditation

Make some tea

Light some incense

Bake (sometimes baking cookies or any kind of dessert relaxes you)

Listen to some sad music, angry music and then some happy music. Takes you through the emotions

Soak up some moon

Write down affirmations (example: “I am okay, it’s okay not to feel okay but everything will be alright. Everything will get better”)

Well that’s all my beautiful kittens. Stay positive and know that if any of you ever need to talk I’m good at listening. Much love kittens. I’m sending positive energy to all of y'all. Hopefully this helps someone.

Flower Asks

Alisons: Sexuality? 

Amaranth: Pronouns/Gender? 

Amaryllis: Birthday? 

Anemone: Favorite flower? 

Angelonia: Favorite t.v. show? 

Arum-Lily: What’s the farthest you’d go for a stranger? 

Aster: What’s one of your favorite quotes? 

Aubrieta: Favorite drink? 

Baby’s Breath: Would you kiss the last person you kissed again? 

Balsam Fir: Have you ever been in love? 

Baneberries: Favorite song? 

Basket of Gold: Describe your family. 

Beebalm: Do you have a best friend? Who is it? 

Begonia: Favorite color? 

Bellflower: Favorite animal? 

Bergenia: Are you a morning or night person? 

Black-Eyed Susan: If you could be any animal for a day, what would it be?

Bloodroots: When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? 

Bluemink: What are your thoughts on children? 

Blazing Stars: What are you afraid of? Is there a reason why? 

Borage: Give a random fact about your childhood. 

Bugleherb: How would you spend your last day on Earth?  

Buttercup: Relationship Status? 

Camelia: If you could visit anywhere, where would you want to go? 

Candytufts: When do you feel most loved? 

Canna: Do you have any tattoos?  

Canterbury Bells: Do you have any piercings?  

California Poppy: Height?  

Cardinal Flower: Do you believe in ghosts? 

Carnation: What are you currently wearing?  

Catnip: Have you ever slept with a nightlight? 

Chives: Who was the last person you hugged?  

Chrysanthemum: Who’s the last person you kissed?

Cock’s Comb: Favorite font? 

Columbine: Are you tired? 

Common Boneset: What are you looking forward to? 

Coneflower: Dream job? 

Crane’s-Bill: Introvert or extrovert? 

Crocus: Have you ever been in love? 

Crown Imperial: What’s the farthest you would go for someone you care about? 

Cyclamen: Did you have a favorite stuffed animal as a child? What was it? 

Daffodil: What’s your zodiac sign? 

Dahlia: Have you done anything worth remembering? 

Daisy: What do you feel is your greatest accomplishment? 

Daylily: What would you do if your parents didn’t like your partner(s)?  

Dendrobium: Who is the last person that you said “I love you” to?

False Goat’s Beard: What is something you are good at? 

Foxgloves: What’s something you’re bad at? 

Freesia: What are three good things that have happened in the past month? 

Garden Cosmos: How was your day today? 

Gardenia: Are you happy with where you’re at in your life? 

Gladiolus: What is something you hope to do in the next year or two? 

Glory-of-the-Snow: What are ten things that make you happy/you’re grateful to have in your life? 

Heliotropium: What helps you calm down when you feel stressed?  

Hellebore: How do you show affection? 

Hoary Stock: What are you proudest of? 

Hollyhock: Describe your ideal day. 

Hyacinth: What do you like to do in your free time?  

Hydrangea: How long have you known your best friend? How did you meet them?

Irises: Who can you talk to about (almost) everything?

Laceleaf: How many friends do you have?

Lantanas: What’s the best compliment you’ve ever received? 

Larkspur: What do you think of yourself? 

Lavender: What’s your favorite thing about yourself? 

Leather Flower: What’s your least favorite thing about yourself?  

Lilac: What’s something you liked to do as a child? 

Lily: Who was your best friend when you were a kid? 

Lily of the Incas: What is something you still feel guilty for? 

Lily of the Nile: What is something you feel guilty for that you shouldn’t feel guilty about?  

Lupine: What does your name mean? Why is that your name? 

Marigold: Where did you grow up? Tell us about it. 

Morning Glory: What was your bedroom like growing up? 

Mugworts: What was it like for you as a teenager? Did you enjoy your teenage years?  

Norwegian Angelica: Tell us about your mom.

Onions: Tell about your dad.  

Orchid: Tell about your grandparents. 

Pansy: What was your most memorable birthday? What made it be so memorable? 

Peony: What was your first job? 

Petunia: If you’re in a relationship, how did you meet your partner(s)? If you’re not in a relationship, how did you meet your crush/how do you hope to meet your future partner(s), if you want any? 

Pincushion: How do you deal with pain? 

Pink: Where is home? 

Plantain Lilies: If you could go back in time, what is one thing you would stop/change? 

Prairie Gentian: Who is someone you look up to? Describe them. 

Primrose: Describe your ideal life. 

Rhodendron: What is something you used to believe in as a child? 

Ricinus: Who’s the most important in your life? 

Rose: What’s your favorite sound? 

Rosemallows: What’s your favorite memory? 

Sage: What’s your least favorite memory? 

Snapdragon: At this moment, what do you want?  

St. John’s Wort: Is it easy or difficult for you to express how you feel about things? 

Sunflower: What is something you don’t want to imagine life without? 

Sweet Pea: How much sleep did you get last night? 

Tickseed: What’s your main reason to get up every morning? 

Touch-Me-Not: How do you feel about your current job? 

Transvaal Daisy: What’s your favorite item of clothing? 

Tropical White Morning Glory: Describe your aesthetic.  

Tulip: What would be the best present to get you? 

Vervain: What’s stressing you out most right now? 

Wisteria: How many books have you read in the past few months? What were they called? 

Wolf’s Bane: Where do you want to be in life this time next year?

Yarrow: Do you know what vore is?

Zinnia: Give a random fact about yourself.

Pluto has five moons – Charon, Styx, Nix, Kerberos, and Hydra.

Moon Phases & Symbolism

🌑 New Moon: beginnings,changes, hope, renewal, setting intentions (perfect for spells, fresh starts, new relationships and projects) 🌘 Crescent Moon: transitions, momentum, taking actions, setting goals 🌗 First Quarter Moon: growth, effort, self-expression, manifestation 🌖 Gibbous Moon: evaluation, observance, meditation 🌕 Full Moon: clarity, intuition, insight, wisdom 🌔 Disseminating Moon: peak of intentions, reaping what you sow, the climax 🌓 Last Quarter Moon: release, letting go, eliminating bad habits and toxic people, destruction 🌘 Balsamic Moon: reflection, relaxation, meditation, recovery

Fixed Signs - Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius:

Have trouble asking and accepting help. They don't want to compromise a position of control or their independence by revealing any weak spots that could relegate them, or have people questioning their competence, resilience, or state of mind. But it's all just a scenario in this cyclic head. People usually see them as being stronger and more capable by virtue of letting their defences down, sharing truthfully, exposing vulnerabilities, and reaching out for help