Wiccan inspired decor is a growing trend in home design. Wicca is a modern pagan religion that draws on ancient Celtic beliefs and rituals. It celebrates nature, the cycles of the seasons, and the power of the elements. Wiccan inspired decor incorporates these beliefs and symbols into home design to create a spiritual and sacred space. One key element of Wiccan inspired decor is the use of natural materials. Wood, stone, and plants are commonly used to bring a sense of the outdoors inside.

Divination by Zodiac Casting Sphere Set

Are you ready for a peek into the future? If you are, this Divination by Zodiac Casting Sphere Set is for you! Originally part of my Divination by Moonlight Cancer Full Moon Set, this set of five mini crystal spheres is meant to provide insight into the innermost truths of your higher self by invoking crystal magic. These spheres were custom-made just for Sage Goddess and will come beautifully packaged in a custom light blue velvet drawstring bag embellished with the SG logo in a golden color. Divination tools provide an evolved awareness of what you already know deep within. Work with this set to expand your personal growth, manifest your dreams, and explore choices around love, career, or anything else you desire clarity on.

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Wood, stone, and plants are commonly used to bring a sense of the outdoors inside. Many Wiccans also incorporate crystals and gemstones into their decor, as they believe these natural objects hold spiritual energy. Colors also play an important role in Wiccan inspired decor.

The deeper magic of this Divination by Zodiac Casting Sphere Set

You’ll receive the following:

One (1) Honey Calcite Mini Sphere (about 0.5”). This nurturing Solar Plexus Chakra gem was sourced from China.

• Brings gentle protection and helps you heal the mother wound.
• Supports the flow of unconditional love and is known to heal unresolved emotional issues.
• Manifestation stone that enhances and inspires creativity and optimism. It also helps you integrate external wisdom.

One (1) Rose Quartz Mini Sphere (about 0.5”). This Mother of all love stones was sourced from Brazil, and it’s one of my favorite gems for heart healing and manifesting all kinds of love.

• Raises the frequency of peace and love in your space and encourages love for humanity as a whole.
• It’s Agape – meaning selfless, universal, unconditional, and spiritual love for self, others, and all of creation.
• Opens and activates the Heart Chakra, reawakens trust, dissolves negative energies, magnifies love, and supports intentions to give and receive true love.

One (1) Moonstone Mini Sphere (about 0.5”). This Crown Chakra gem of higher purpose was sourced from Madagascar.

• Symbolizes an answer to prayer and reminds you to be grateful for your current blessings.
• Resonates with feminine empowerment and fullness and helps bring your visions and dreams to life.
• Brings lunar magic and is especially potent during the full moon, emphasizing completion, fruition, and Goddess energy.

One (1) Garnet Mini Sphere (about 0.5”). This stabilizing Root Chakra gem was sourced from Brazil.

• Protective and calming and pulls your spirit back to center.
• Brings balance, safety, and security and is a powerful anchor to Mother Earth. It gently grounds you and your dreams to manifest desires.
• Especially useful after spiritual journey to come back into your body – just one touch will ground you.
• Helps integrate the wisdom of Earth with the wisdom of Spirit to overcome challenges with ease, strength, and grace.
• Sparks romance, love, and passion.

One (1) Que Sera Stone Mini Sphere (about 0.5”). This calming, centering stone that activates the Heart and Throat Chakras was sourced from China.

• Combination of blue and pink opal in a matrix. Opal is a transformation stone, and the blue and pink varieties support, center, and nurture during change.
• I first discovered this stone when I was a new mother, and I still consider this the ‘motherhood stone.’
• Keeps your mind calm and heart open while promoting tenderness and peace.

I love working with spheres because they radiate their energy in ALL directions, sending out a steady vibrational pulse.

This listing is for one (1) Divination by Zodiac Casting Sphere Set, as described above. Yours will arrive lovingly parceled along with a single leaf of white sage and a card describing the properties of the stones.

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Divination sphere

Preamble: This is easily my most ignored sphere. Not most hated. Not least powerful. Just most ignored. Perhaps undeservedly so. I don�t often get to play with SoP-proficient DMs, so bringing a wall of text as the base ability is rarely a great introduction. Also, it wasn�t very usable without major investment.

Post-Review Analysis:
Divination is a surprisingly strong social sphere (even stronger at it than the mind sphere), with some obvious scouting/tracking ability (if you really invest, and have a consistent enemy type/alignment).

Flex Talents:
Blindfolded Oracle vs Gaze attacks.
Divine Information to reroll knowledge checks.
Detect Secrets if you expect secret doors / passageways.

Full or Partial Caster:
Honestly? Either one would be happy. Full casters because they have the talents. And Partial casters� um� Well, there�s not much to worry about on the caster level side of things. There are some nice Sense talents that would be nice for anyone to pick up.

Looks like, for once, I had a mostly accurate idea of what the sphere was good for. E.g., taking a drawback to get a better Sense talent is. kind of a no-brainer.
(Edit: apparently I'm crazy and there is no such drawback, you're stuck with the crappy Sense you start with. But yeah, IF such a drawback existed it'd be a no-brainer. which may be why it doesn't exist.)

Hadn't considered the socialite applications of some of those Divine talents though. That's extremely interesting. Maybe not relevant for the game I should be getting into soon, but if I ever land in an intrigue game, I'll absolutely keep this in mind.

I've long been a fan of the Divination sphere. Probably because I am a big fan of the social and non-combat aspects of the game, really. It can be hard for some characters to find the talents to invest in it though.
One tactic I've used to get around that is focusing on Conjuration instead, and making a mage companion who goes full into the Divination sphere for me - which as noted, doesn't suffer much from having lower caster level with it.

The Divine Sphere

The Divine Sphere, often abbreviated as simply "The Sphere" is the name of the realm from which all divine beings and powers originate. The Sphere contains the homes of the various deities that are worshipped across Wulsten. From Heaven to Hell, Roldkorfell to the Evermists, the Divine Sphere contains all manner of aligned beings and places. Often these places, such as Heaven for example, are referred to as Planes in their own right. This is technically incorrect, as each of these places are places within the Divine Sphere, though due to the distance between them, it is often much more practical to utilize planar traveling level magic in order to traverse between them, using some transitory plane as a between point. Notably, Gesh is absent from the Divine Sphere, laying instead in a similar space to the Material Plane. The Planes of Positive and Negative energy lay overlapped with the Divine Sphere in specific places, in the same way that the Ethereal Plane overlaps the Material. Despite their great power, Deities cannot leave the Divine Sphere. The Sphere is protected completely by a barrier called the Deascuria, known to most as the Godfog. Because of the Godfog, not only can deities not leave the Sphere, they also cannot directly intervene in mortal affairs without a mortal (or lasting enchantment or relic) to channel their power through. Even the servants of Deities, such as Angels or Devils, cannot enter the Material Plane without either being called or utilizing some kind of gateway, which typically must be made by mortals.

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Roldkorfell

Geographic Location | Jul 5, 2023

Earth tones like browns, greens, and earthy neutrals are commonly used to create a grounding and calming atmosphere. Deep, rich colors like burgundy and purple are also popular, as they symbolize mystery and magic. Symbols and imagery are another important aspect of Wiccan inspired decor. The pentacle, a five-pointed star in a circle, is one of the most recognizable symbols of Wicca and is often incorporated into home decor. Other symbols, like the moon, sun, and Celtic knotwork, are also commonly used to bring a sense of spirituality and connection to nature. Candles are a staple in Wiccan rituals, and they are often used in home decor to create a sacred atmosphere. Wiccan inspired decor often includes candle holders, sconces, and lanterns to bring soft, flickering light into a space. Lastly, Wiccan inspired decor encourages a connection to nature. Indoor plants are commonly used to bring life and energy into a space. Wiccans also often incorporate elements like feathers, shells, and dried herbs into their decor to celebrate and honor the natural world. In summary, Wiccan inspired decor incorporates natural materials, earth tones, symbols, and imagery to create a spiritual and sacred space. It draws on ancient Celtic beliefs and rituals to create a connection to nature and the cycles of the seasons. Whether you are a practicing Wiccan or simply drawn to the tranquil and earthy aesthetic, Wiccan inspired decor can bring a sense of peace and harmony to your home..

Reviews for "Wiccan Outdoor Decor: Bringing Witchcraft and Nature Together"

- Alex - 2 stars - I recently purchased some Wiccan inspired decor for my living room and I have to say, I was not impressed. The items I received appeared cheap and tacky, not at all what I was expecting. The colors were faded and the designs looked poorly printed. I don't feel like the quality justified the price, and I ended up returning everything.

- Sarah - 1 star - As someone who appreciates good design and aesthetics, I was extremely disappointed with the Wiccan inspired decor I purchased. The pieces were poorly made and lacked any sort of artistic flair. The symbols and imagery were presented in a cliché and unoriginal way, making the whole ensemble look unimpressive and uninspired. I regretted spending my money on these items and would not recommend them to anyone looking for unique and well-crafted decor.

- Josh - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the Wiccan inspired decor I ordered online, but unfortunately, it did not meet my expectations. The materials used were flimsy and felt cheap, and the designs were not as intricate as they appeared in the pictures. Some of the items even arrived damaged, which was a big letdown. Overall, I was disappointed with the quality of the products and wouldn't purchase from this brand again.

Witchcraft Meets Interior Design: Wiccan-Inspired Home Decor Ideas