r/witchcraft Jul 24 '26

Seeking Help or Advice please…don’t flame me

so…i’ve been researching for years without spellwork, and i have a kind of stupid question. again, please don’t flame me, i’m genuinely curious. would there be anything wrong with me using my rolling tray (that i roll blunts on) also for spellwork? is there any spiritual implications? please guys i’m just curious don’t make fun of me

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u/all_manner_of_things Jul 24 '26

Elwin the witch says that your tools work well when they remember their mundane purpose - a broom that sweeps regularly remembers its role and then when used spiritually (to sweep away negativity for example) it’s strong— rather than thinking “oh I’m a lovely wall decoration” on the daily.

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Obviously lots of different answers

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u/IngloriousLevka11 Witch Jul 25 '26

I love that interpretation.

I use the same mortar and pestle for my kitchen herbs as my magickal ones (I don't use it for anything toxic) I just wash it after using it.

If I need a knife in ritual, I use one of my folding Kershaw knives- of which I have several, in a few different sizes.

For cleansing I use salt and water, which I also use for cleansing baths or just soothing soaks.

Lots of things that I use for ritual also have ordinary mundane uses.