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Every one of us will face times when we feel like we are all alone. When this is the case, I like to do a simple meditation to ground and connect me to all those I love and want to feel reconnected to. Sometimes I do this when I want to connect to ancestors or just feel the connection to other witches. For this spell, all you need is a quiet space, a heatproof container, a lighter or matches, and a bay leaf with the following written on it: I am connected to all my kin, no matter who or where ...
Water is the magical elixir of life. Not only does water from rain clouds nourish the earth, but it is also the element that is connected to our emotions. This spell will help you deal with heavy emotions. Gather up some rain water or snow (and let it melt) and place it in a bowl. Safely light a small white candle next to the bowl for the intention of purity and cleansing. The flame of the candle will add energy for transformation. Sit with your feelings, feel the feelings, and allow yourself ...
To communicate with a friendly spirit, begin by draping your altar in black. You'll also need a black candle in a holder, a pinch of culinary sage, and a dark magic mirror. If you don't have a magic mirror, try this. Place a black sheet of construction paper behind the blank glass of a picture frame. Darken the room. Sit before the mirror. Safely light the candle and sprinkle the sage around the candleholder. Call to the spirit: To the spirit, (say the spirit's name), I must speak.It is you ...
If you are renovating or redecorating your living space, you can add intentional magical energy to your project. Before you begin to paint the walls in a room, use a pencil to write positive affirmations on the walls. Add words that describe the energy you want to bring to the space: love, dreams, success, joy, laughter, harmony, peace, etc. You can also draw symbols for protection, such as a pentacle (a five-pointed star inside of a circle). The point of each star on the pentacle represents ...
