🍉 WATERMELON SPELL: The Fruit That Undoes the Armor

How watermelon unlocks sacral flow and melts emotional constipation.

✹ Content is free—but crows like snacks.

juicy slice of watermelon on altar with lime and mint, dripping in sunlight, spellwork for letting go

Hey baby crow—put the knife down real slow.

We’re not cutting into dessert.
 We’re slicing into softness. Into sweetness.
 Into a fruit that’s more medicine than meal.

Because this post? It’s watermelon magick.
 And not just because it tastes like a flirtation with summer.
 It’s because watermelon holds the exact permission those like Sikora never got:

To drop the mask.
 To taste something that doesn’t demand anything back.
 To feel good—without having to earn it.

If you’re the one who clenches before they kiss.
 Who overthinks softness.
 Who hasn’t known vulnerability without performance...

Come closer.
 This isn’t just fruit.
 It’s a sacral permission slip in edible form.

🍉 WHY WATERMELON IS A WAND IN FRUIT FORM

Let’s crack it open like a spell:

  • 92% water — Hydrates the nervous system and emotional body that’s learned to brace instead of feel.

  • Rich in lycopene — A powerful antioxidant that supports the heart and reduces inflammation (of body and boundaries).

  • High in citrulline — Converts into nitric oxide in the body, improving blood flow, circulation, and sexual vitality.

  • Potassium-loaded — Calms muscle tension, lowers blood pressure, and grounds a frayed nervous system.

  • Alkalizing + anti-inflammatory — Gently cools an inner world that’s been running hot with control.

In emotional language?
 It’s foreplay for the parasympathetic.
 It tells the body, “You’re safe now. You can soften.”
 It’s not just refreshing. It’s restorative.

🧠 WHY SIKORA NEEDED WATERMELON

Sikora—the armored Magician in the Imaginary Friends deck—has power.
 But they don’t have permission.

They manifest, produce, perform.
 But they don’t know how to receive.
 Not love. Not softness. Not pleasure.

Their sacral energy? Sealed shut.
 Their hips? Guarded.
 Their nervous system? Always calculating risk.
 And their intimacy? More cerebral than cellular.

Sexual shutdown. Numbness. Erectile dysfunction. Tension masquerading as control.

And what did the body ask for?

Not therapy. Not effort.
 Watermelon.

Sweet. Vulnerable. Soft. Dripping.

The opposite of everything Sikora was taught to be.

“I’m not weak,” they say.
 No, baby crow.
 You’re just thirsty.
 And you deserve to be quenched by something that doesn’t ask for your rĂ©sumĂ©.

Watermelon isn’t a strategy. It’s sensation.
 And for someone whose body forgot how to trust sweetness?
 That’s the real spell.

💋 REAL STORIES FROM THE JUICE SIDE

đŸȘ¶ “I always saw watermelon as empty sugar. But after going WFPB, I took a bite and couldn’t stop crying. My body had been starved for pleasure without punishment.” — R., 43

đŸȘ¶ “My husband started eating watermelon after his blood pressure meds caused side effects. In two weeks, his meds adjusted. But the real shift? He started laughing again. And wanting again.” — S.T., 38

đŸȘ¶ “My libido vanished after trauma. I started juicing watermelon with ginger. Slowly, I came back. It wasn’t about sex—it was about letting myself feel good in my own skin again.” — N., 29

đŸœïž HOW TO EAT WATERMELON LIKE A SPELL-EATER

  • Slice it thick. Bite with abandon. Let it drip.

  • Juice it with lime and mint for a summer love potion.

  • Freeze in cubes. Blend with basil for a sacred slushie.

  • Sprinkle sea salt. Eat shirtless. Stand barefoot.

  • Don’t rush the bite. Let your jaw relax. Let your belly sigh.

đŸȘž WATERMELON SPELL FOR SIKORA (AND YOU)

What to do:
 Cut a slice of watermelon. Sit somewhere soft. Somewhere unguarded.

What to say (hand on hip or womb):
 â€œI release control.
 I invite pleasure.
 I feed my yes without apology.”

Finishing move:
 Bite. Let it run.
 Let it seduce the part of you that forgot sweetness was sacred.

🧠 EXTRA JUICE FOR NERDS

  • Dr. Greger on citrulline + sexual health

  • Lycopene and nitric oxide studies

  • Hydration + arousal connection

  • Ayurvedic pitta-pacifying foods (aka cooling the heat of control)

  • TMS links between repressed pleasure + pelvic dysfunction

đŸŽ€ FINAL CROW BLESSING

If the body is a temple, watermelon is the baptismal nectar.
 Eat it like you’re praying with your mouth open.
 Eat it like you’re forgiving yourself for going numb.
 Eat it like it’s permission. Because it is.

And if you forget what that tastes like?
 Sikora remembers.
 And now
 so do you.

And if you need help remembering why softness isn’t weakness?
 Read Sikora’s story again.
 He’s not just armored.
 He’s molting too.

🍉 ARMOR AND APPETITE (with help from a friend named Sikora)

They didn’t need another strategy. They needed sweetness they couldn’t control.
 Watermelon met them at the edge of the armor and said, “It’s okay to soften now.”
 If you want to see what that kind of surrender looks like inside a real body, meet Sikora in the Imaginary Friends Deck.
 đŸȘ¶ They weren’t weak. They were just thirsty for trust.


 #LetFoodBeThyMagick #WatermelonWisdom #SoftIsSacred #SikoraHealing #WholeFoodHealing

Loui crow

Loui Crow is a sacred side-eye in a leather jacket.

Half oracle, half therapist, half glitter-covered chaos magician.

(Yes, that’s three halves. Loui doesn’t do math. Loui does truth.)

This space is for the ones molting out of old skins—

the grievers, the pattern breakers, the ones pacing the kitchen at 2AM whispering “what the hell is happening to me?”

đŸȘ¶ Here, you’ll find: – Tarot & oracle readings with a sacred roast

– Spells for the tired & tantruming

– Emotional support disguised as sass

– Body messages decoded like love letters

– Daily struggles turned into rituals

– Free Crow Talks when you have no one else to talk to

No judgment. No fixing. No fluff.

Just clarity, weird humor, sacred language, and spiritual permission.

You’re not broken. You’re just molting.

đŸ–€ Welcome to the nest.

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