The Lazy Witchcraft Guide to Shadow Work : 75 Prompts, Spells, and Rituals for Inner Transformation, Healing, and Self-Care

Bestselling author and TikTok sensation Andrea Samayoa returns with a deeply transformative, no-nonsense guide to shadow work and self-care, perfect for lazy witches everywhere. The author of Lazy Witchcraft for Crazy, Sh*tty Days is back to take you on a journey to deal with your sh*t. But this isn’t just another shadow work book. This is shadow work for “lazy” witches—a refreshingly accessible guide packed with super easy spells, rituals, and practices designed for those navigating mental, emotional, or physical challenges. So, like, all of us, right? If you’ve ever felt weighed down by self-doubt, emotional fatigue, or past wounds, this book is your invitation to heal, recharge, and embrace your full magical potential. You can’t pour from an empty cup—so how do you expect to power a manifestation spell when your soul is clouded with emotional or spiritual gunk? Don’t worry—this book will help clear all of that out so you can be your best wild witchy self. Divided into three parts focused on preparing for, navigating, and recovering from shadow work, The Lazy Witchcraft Guide to Shadow Work takes you step by step through the process of confronting and exploring your past traumas and learning to love all parts of yourself. Guided by Andrea’s trademark earthy, no-BS humor, you will discover: A complete shadow work primer with 40 journal prompts to help you start exploring and processing the dark stuff Easy cleansing and protection rituals to keep yourself and your space safe during your journey Teas, incenses, and herb blends for releasing the bad sh*t and welcoming the good Sprays, oils, and bathing rituals to help you ease stress and invite renewal Candle and container spells to connect with your inner guides and support growth Dozens of quick tips and zero-spoon ideas to keep the good energy going even when you think you’re too busy or burnt out to do anything And more! Featuring stunning watercolor illustrations and using the same “spoon” rating system as her fi