Simple beauty:

You can draw sigils on yourself in lotion and rub them into your skin for beauty, confidence, and protection. Zero evidence of the work you’ve done and can be applied daily.

Simple Cleansing:

Performing cleansing rituals that add a bit of a punch to bath and mop water is very simple. Brew some basil and rosemary “tea” and add it to the water. If anyone asks, you can always say you read that it improves the cleaning power of soap “somewhere.” Both of these herbs have cleansing powers and will help draw away negativity. As will adding a pinch of salt. All of these are available in everyday stores.

Simple Cleansing of house:

Protection and uplifting work, such as bringing peace to the home, can be done quite discreetly through “kitchen witchery” by adding intent to the herbs and spices you use regularly. As you’re brewing tea, kneading dough, or just stirring soup, take a moment to focus your intentions. Want to use a herb for something but you don’t usually cook that type of food? Just expand your menu.

Even banishing work can be performed in the kitchen. A simple work that can be performed is to write the name of the person or thing you want banished from your life on a scrap of paper, focus on their removal from your life and burn the paper on the stove fire.

Pedulum and Board:

The easiest-to-hide form of divinatory tools is perhaps the pendulum. The types you can purchase from shops made from crystals, stones, and fine metals are lovely but you don’t need these to practice this art. You can make a pendulum from just about anything and a piece of string. A ring, a key, a nail, tied to a string and there you go! It’s also very easy to make a pendulum board or mat.

Draw a circle, write “yes” on the left and right points, “no” on the north and south and maybe on the points between. As you hold your pendulum it will swing towards one of these points. You can also read without such a board by asking the pendulum a question you know the answer to in order to prime it. Keep in mind which way it leans towards — that’s the “yes” direction for that reading.