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Today we have a new moon with a solar eclipse. Most occultists agree this is not a good time to work magic or cast a spell because the Earth is in the "shadow" of the eclipse. However, this is a time of swift changes and a perfect time to work in your Book of Shadows. For this activity get out your Book of Shadows and sit at your altar. Clear your mind and think of three things you wish to change about yourself or your life. Next, on a blank page in your book, write down those things you wish ...
Tonight we have a full harvest moon with a lunar eclipse. When these occur together, it is the perfect time to do some type of release spell. This could include any number of release situations. Perhaps you wish to release a person, job, or some type of negative situation from your life. With a regular full moon, it is usually a good time to try to work some type of magic that will bring something to you. Now, with a full moon/lunar eclipse combination, the opposite is true: this is the time to ...
The scarecrow decorations you see now at garden centers can be magically charged to make great protective charms for home and garden. The great thing is no one needs to know that they're magical. You'll need a scarecrow decoration that you can stick into the ground. You'll also need a square piece of fabric about the size of a handkerchief, garden twine, and some protective herbs. I use one peeled clove of garlic, a dash of black pepper, and at least two basil leaves. First, position your ...
Sometimes we have no real reason to feel guilty, and sometimes we do. But after carrying it around for a while, there comes a time to get rid of guilt. This spell will help with that. Perform this spell on a sunny day. You'll need a stick. Go to a rural or secluded spot. A dirt road or a field would be good. Stand so you are looking at your shadow. Bend down, and with the stick, write the word guilt across your shadow. Then say:Guilt, we are done.Dissolve into the earth.Burn into dust by the ...
