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Use this magick to help compel an honest conversation and truthful revelations when your hunches are telling you someone is lying to you or hiding something. First, make a glass of salt water, adding about a tablespoon of salt to an eight-ounce cup of warm water. Stir until the salt dissolves, then use the water to wipe down the surface of a wooden chair. Pay special attention to the top and underside of the seat and to the backrest. Wipe the salt water down each leg of the chair and on the ...
With its bright evergreen leaves, holly represents hope in a dreary winter landscape. For the Romans, it was a plant of good fortune. For the Celts, it was a plant of protection that was sometimes planted near their dwellings so the spiky leaves might snag evil spirits before having a chance to enter the home. When brought into the house during the darkest days of winter, the green leaves and bright berries brought cheer to the inhabitants of the home, as they were a reminder that spring would ...
Consecrate a tarot deck using elemental representations, adapting the following pairings to suit your practice: air/swords, water/cups, fire/ wands, earth/pentacles. Choose something to represent each of the four elements. Options include a blade, feather, or incense for air; a chalice, shell, or bowl of water for—you guessed it—water; a wand or candle for fire; and a dish of salt or a stone for earth. For spirit, which corresponds to the major arcana (trump cards), a piece of clear ...
This is a spell to summon justice. You will need: A black pen or marker A piece of red paper, 4 inches square Identifying materials (hair, nail clippings, clothing, etc.) for the person targeted by the spell (optional) Charcoal with a heatproof holder/dish/grill Matches or lighter 1 part frankincense resin 1 part pine resin 4 garlic cloves Perform this ritual outside (due to very smelly smoke). Using a black pen or marker, write the full name (First, Middle, Last) of the person you ...
