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Moon water is all the rage in Witchcraft circles these days, but sun water is also an effective magickal tool. To make sun water, pour fresh water into a clean bowl and set outside in the sun. To give your sun water a little extra magickal oomph, add garden flowers, crystals, or a stone such as carnelian to the water. You can also add a drop or two of essential oil, especially an oil that reminds you of sunshine, such as lemon or orange. Before the sun sets, gather your water and pour it into ...
Wind chimes are a symbol of magic, often used to ward off evil spirits. The earliest wind chimes from ancient Rome had bells attached to them to create the sound, and in Eastern societies bells were also used, hung in corners of the house to guard against evil. However, in Asia, wind chimes are believed to be good luck and they are used in feng shui with the belief that they maximise the flow of chi. Nowadays they are made of glass, bamboo, shells, stone, wood, metal tubes, or porcelain, and ...
The invoking pentagram is a traditional magickal technique that brings in positive energy most often focused on growth. The most common invoking pentagram is that of earth (perfect for a garden spell!), which is drawn by beginning at the top of the pentagram and moving downward to the left. To use an invoking pentagram to help your garden grow, stand in front of your garden (or whatever you are growing plants in) and visualize your plants green, healthy, and abundant. Using very large motions, ...
Mothers come in all shapes and sizes; they are not just the women who gave birth to us. Instead, mothers can be friends, sisters, lovers, and those who have raised us and looked after us in our darkest moments. The greatest mother of all is, of course, our beautiful Earth, and although we haven’t been the most responsible of her children, we do still care for her. On this Mother’s Day, show your gratitude to our wonderful Mother Earth. Go outside and stand barefoot on the grass, ...
