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Ritual Coffee

*Coffee and the Occult*
A blog for magick, the occult, the supernatural, and my unhealthy obsession with coffee.

  • poisonersapothecary: Poison Plant Spirit Vessels in the Poisoner’s Apothecary

    poisonersapothecary:

    Poison Plant Spirit Vessels in the Poisoner’s Apothecary

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    Tagged: apothecary herbalism skulls Occult

    Posted on May 14, 2013 via Black Arts Foundry with 117 notes

    Source: poisonersapothecary.com

  • sayoneword: “The Olde Apothecary Shop” by Lois Bryan

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    “The Olde Apothecary Shop” by Lois Bryan

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    Tagged: art apothecary Occult

    Posted on May 12, 2013 via Long hello and short goodbye with 98 notes

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  • rusticmeetsvintage: The Discreet Witch

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    The Discreet Witch

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    Tagged: witchcraft Occult herbalism apothecary

    Posted on April 9, 2013 via Rustic.Meets.Vintage with 107 notes

    Source: rusticmeetsvintage

  • ensphere: “Pharmacy - Syrup Selection ” by Mike Savad | Redbubble

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    “Pharmacy - Syrup Selection ” by Mike Savad | Redbubble

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    Tagged: vintage old timey syrups apothecary

    Posted on March 10, 2013 via ღ Into the West ღ with 102 notes

    Source: redbubble.com

  • spiritusarcanum: A tiny glimpse at the apothecary.

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    A tiny glimpse at the apothecary.

    Tagged: herbalism apothecary Occult witchcraft

    Posted on February 1, 2013 via Spirits of the Arcane with 110 notes

  • midnight-gallery: An apothecary vessel inscribed “MUMIÆ” once contained powdered mummy. Mumia (or mummia) was 1st prepared in the 12th c., was in common use by the 15th c., and reached great popularity by the 17th c. “Mummy is become merchandise, Mizraim cures wounds, and Pharaoh is sold for balsams,” wrote Sir Thomas Browne in 1841. Mummy powder was in such demand that the supply of ancient Egyptians slowed and contemporary corpses were substituted. Mumia was still available as recently as the early 20th c. This curious medicine was used topically and orally to treat various ailments such as gout, bruising, migranes, epilepsy and internal bleeding.

    midnight-gallery:

    An apothecary vessel inscribed “MUMIÆ” once contained powdered mummy.

    Mumia (or mummia) was 1st prepared in the 12th c., was in common use by the 15th c., and reached great popularity by the 17th c. “Mummy is become merchandise, Mizraim cures wounds, and Pharaoh is sold for balsams,” wrote Sir Thomas Browne in 1841. Mummy powder was in such demand that the supply of ancient Egyptians slowed and contemporary corpses were substituted. Mumia was still available as recently as the early 20th c.

    This curious medicine was used topically and orally to treat various ailments such as gout, bruising, migranes, epilepsy and internal bleeding.

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    Tagged: mummies Occult apothecary

    Posted on August 4, 2012 via with 187 notes

    Source: quigleyscabinet.blogspot.co.uk

  • dyingwhiplash: theeverydaygoth: This has been the first and, I hope, last time that the phrase “psychic dildo adventures” has ever crossed my mind. Can anyone tell me what book this is from? [edit] Thank you, Google. - Michael Pollan, The Botany of Desire: A Plant’s-Eye View of the World

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    theeverydaygoth:

    This has been the first and, I hope, last time that the phrase “psychic dildo adventures” has ever crossed my mind.

    Can anyone tell me what book this is from?

    [edit] Thank you, Google. - Michael Pollan, The Botany of Desire: A Plant’s-Eye View of the World

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    Tagged: magical dildos WTF books witches witchcraft Occult herbalism apothecary medieval

    Posted on July 11, 2012 via I Was Born To Be Brave with 186 notes

    Source: feelingiseverything

  • Tagged: magick apothecary Occult herbalism poison

    Posted on March 28, 2012 via My Mind in Kaleidoscope with 16 notes

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    Tagged: Occult vintage herbalism poison apothecary

    Posted on March 21, 2012 via :: אין סוף אוֹר :: with 3,847 notes

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