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Make an enchanted air freshener for your home or car with a piece of felt, string, essential oils of your choice, and a hole punch or scissors. Cut a shape from the felt, aligning the shape and color with your spell's intention for an added boost (for example, a pink heart for love, a gold coin for money, etc.). Create a hole in the top of the felt to loop the string through using a hole punch, or simply make a small snip with your scissors. Set the felt shape and your essential oils before ...

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LLEWELLYN'S SPELL-A-DAY

Spell: Pick a Page

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Witches are always looking for fun new ways to do divination. Tarot cards and reading tea leaves are great tried-and-true traditions, but I think it's fun to try something unconventional to see what we can ascertain from it. Pull out a random book from your collection and flip to a random page to get your message. This works best with novels or poetry books, but try it with whatever you have lying around. You can pick a book at random for something more exciting, or if you have a novel where ...

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Use garlic's fiery nature to burn away obstacles on your path. You will need: A piece of white paper, 7 inches square A red pen or marker A head of garlic A piece of red cotton cloth, 1 foot square Red string, 7 feet long Using a red pen or marker, write all the obstacles you'd like to cleanse away on the paper square. Fold the paper around the head of garlic, then place in the center of the red cloth. Spit onto the garlic and paper bundle three times. Bring the corners of the cloth ...

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It's both International Dance Day and Duke Ellington Day. Time for a spell to celebrate yourself! Gather these supplies: Music (maybe Duke Ellington's?) Word magnets or a pile of cutout words from magazines or newspapers (three dozen or so). This is your "word stash." Blank paper or a magnetic surface Put on your music and dance for a few minutes. Enjoy yourself! You can continue dancing as you pull words out of your word stash. Arrange them on the page or surface so the arrangement ...

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This is a rhyme to say on the way home after a long and difficult day: I am footsore, under heavy load, And very far from my abode. I wish to travel by the Moon's pale light, And let her guide me...