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If you feel you're the subject of a curse, this spell may help. You'll need a beverage glass, one teaspoon of salt, about one cup of water, a plain white sheet of paper, and a blue ink pen. First, mix the salt and the water in the glass. Stir until the salt dissolves. Set aside. On the paper, write why you believe you're cursed—a string of bad luck, etc. If you think you know who cursed you, write their name. You are not going to curse them! This is not a revenge spell. However, you may ...
I enjoy having a dedicated workspace for my rites and spells. Spaces gain power when they are used consistently. However, there are times when it is necessary to change a current altar's location due to a move, or to reconfigure personal space due to the season/sabbat. When I have done this in the past, I have always consecrated my altar prior to using it again. When I consecrate my altar, I ensure that I have all the elements represented within the space. I make sure I have incense for air, ...
Scent connects us to the element of air and contains magical elements. Smells interact with the memory centers in our brains. Using the same incense before you practice your craft, for instance, reinforces and reminds you to be in a state of mind that will assist your magical work. Cinnamon is a great scent to utilize in the autumn, and it carries the energies of good fortune. Get a pan or simmer pot and fill it with water, two-thirds full. Add fresh fruit, such as slices of apple, orange ...
I frequent cemeteries as much as possible. I love connecting with and honoring those who have come before us. In fact, I picnic in cemeteries all the time. This was actually a common occurrence in the Victorian era before the advent of state parks. Today I invite you to go to your local historical cemetery (a modern one is also acceptable) and have a picnic with the dead. Use your intuition to find a grave that you feel connected to, or find a grave that looks lonely or unkempt. Set up your ...
