I do have a question, speaking of burning rituals. Any thoughts on the paper used? I have learned not to use post-its. I am trying to avoid inhaling potentially harmful chemicals – sometimes I write a letter so my pieces are on the larger side.
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@mary25 I have used unbleached writing parchment paper for burning. The bleached paper will release toxins when burning 
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Hey @mary25 
I hope you don’t mind, but I moved your question to its own thread so more eyes can see it and give you an answer! I have thoughts, but I’m getting ready to head to the eye doctor. I’ll answer when I get back!
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Huh, I never thought of that! I usually use notebook paper but that’s bleached and lined. Good question!
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That is a good question @mary25, I never thought of that. I usually just use a writing pad with lines on them from Cambridge.
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No, I never mind. 
You are so good with organizing the forum and I really appreciate the effort!
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@mary25 hi I personally use tissue paper for spell that require burning paper. It burns fast and completely. Also it’s cheap lol.
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@crystal24 Good idea!
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Thanks. It works for me anyway lol
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Aww thanks! As for an answer to your question, I’ve usually always just burned what I had around me. If all I had was a sticky note, I would use it. The thing with burning things is that, no matter what you burn, there will always be smoke around and chemicals that you inhale. I’m a big fan of use what you’ve got 
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Over the last few years, I have used parchment, tissue paper, and paper from pulling apart non-glossy or painted cardboard boxes. Scraps of cotton fabric work well also. when I had my woodshop I would also save planing shavings that were long and thin.
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