Tag: Magick
The Law of Three: A weakening egregore?
Most people that work magick have heard the admonishment. “Before you cast that spell, remember the Law...
Success drawing wash: How to make, consecrate, and use it
Washes are a fantastic way to utilize witchcraft in your everyday life, and this success drawing wash can help you achieve your goals.
Beltane blast: Rituals and activities for the first of May
Beltane is a time of celebration: Fertility, fairies, frolicking and friends, when the Veil between the realms is at its thinnest.
Washes, waters, and vinegars: Magical liquids and their uses
Washes, waters, and vinegars are great for use in our everyday lives and they can be made well in advance for use later on.
Before you hex: A checklist for negative workings
Hexing happens when you run out of options while playing fair and have to create a new tool. If you must cast a hex, know why, and aim well.
Elements of spellcrafting: Create your own workings, rituals, and spells
There are many challenges magicians face along their path. As you develop and grow, you will, at some point, want to engage in spellcrafting.
Hex the ex: Reflecting back negativity and breaking control
Do you have a burning need for revenge? Want to out some nasty 'piece of work' liar?...
365 Days of Hoodoo, by Stephanie Rose Bird
365 Days of Hoodoo: Daily Rootwork, Mojo & Conjuring by Stephanie Rose Bird had such an enticing title that I was excited to review it.
Colour magick: Working a spectrum of spells
Colour magick is using the energies and vibrations of colour to obtain a desired effect. We are affected without even being aware of it.
Magnificent magick of spell boxes
I use several mediums to express my creativity as an artist -- painting, writing, sculpting, crocheting, and...
Petrified wood spirit bags: Reaching through ancient roots
A petrified wood spirit bag will anchor and focus magical power by grounding you in your roots, with items chosen for their energy.
Runic Book of Days, by S. Kelley Harrell
S. Kelley Harrell's Runic Book of Days is a refreshingly sincere and thoughtful way to learn about runs for Heathens.