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Things That Every Aspiring Wytch Needs
A Spell Book – there are many books on spellworking
but it may not be easy to find books that contain only spells that require
ingredients that are easy to find in the local shops.
If you are a
beginner it might be better to buy a book that is designed for people at that
level and a visit to a local book shop or an online retailer may have something
that is ideally suited to those at the start of this journey.
Basil – this multi – purpose herb has many uses
in magick, it can bring good fortune in money and love. It hold cleansing and lightening
properties. Basil can be used for money,
prosperity and love workings. You can
also use it once it has been “steeped like tea” to mop floors
Garlic - is often considered a protection from vampires, however
it is also useful for the removal of negativity and to purify thoughts and
places. It also holds a place in
medicine because of the great healing properties it possesses..
Ginger – this is very potent and as such it
should be the smallest component of any spell working, it makes spells perform
faster and it can enhance passion
Mint – you can use mint to make charms work faster or to prepare
your mind and intentions so that they are aligned with the charm’s magick. Mint can also be sprayed of sprinkled in an
office or workplace to increase the mental vibrations.
You can add a
teaspoon of mint to a cup of boiling water and then let it cool then add it to
the water you use to rinse after washing your hair (make sure to scrub your
scalp thoroughly as you do this as it will stimulate mental activity and get
rid of dullness.
Rosemary – this is considered to have many powerful
properties although it is mainly used for cleansing and protection
rituals. You can place it in your
pockets or under your pillow.
Rosemary can
also be used (out of reach and secure from children) in the children’s bedrooms
to protect them from negative energy. It
is also said that if you keep a sprig of Rosemary by your heart it will always
remain open.
Rosewater – Useful as a floor wash because it is a
mild protective agent that helps eliminate heavy vibrations, thus making your
home or ritual space more comfortable.
You can splash
Rosewater around when you are feeling a bit jaded or down, because it acts as a
magnet for loving vibrations.
To make your own
Rosewater place 6 cups of fresh rose petals into a saucepan, then add four cups
of rainwater. Bring to the boil and keep
boiling for about 10 – 15 minutes. Leave
to cool and then decant (using a strainer) into a sealable bottle for use in
your magick.
Shop bought roses and clean tap water
will work well if you don’t have fresh roses and rainwater.
Sage – a herb of wisdom and healing. A teaspoon of sage in a cup of boiling water
can be added to a bath to help destroy illusions and to solve problems. It can be added to a charm bag to help your
expectations about a spell be more realistic.
Sandalwood Incense – Sandalwood is believed to have
protective properties and is used in spells and charms in order to banish
negative forces from your life. It is
extremely aromatic and produces a very pleasant aroma when burnt.
Sugar – the main use of sugar is for attracting people and then
sweetening them to your wishes. To
attract more customers and “sweeten” a business then sprinkle a little around
the entrance – this will have the effect of drawing people in. To add a little bit more of a boost you could
also include Cinnamon in the mix because this is considered to be extremely
lucky.
Friends Who Are Open Minded – it is very important to have friends
who don’t take themselves too seriously when you first start to become a
practitioner of magick.
Do not invite
people who feel they are “above it” to your magickal workings because casting
spells and stating what you want to have happen can be a little daunting and
you need to feel supported.
Also, having
people who are negative can obstruct your workings, interrupt your connection
to the spirit world and therefore make your magick less effective.
Blessed Be!
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So now I will wish you the best things that life can give and say
Love, Light and Blessed Be!
Merlin.
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