by Edwin | Jun 28, 2018 | Money, Money Magick
It’s Thursday!
A great time for money spells. Sometimes, you’re not asking for money just for the sake of having money, as sometimes you need money to pay a bill.
I recommend that you do this spell on a Thursday, and in the hour of Jupiter.
You need:
•Green candle
•Cinnamon oil
•A bill
•Patchouli incense
This spell requires good visualization.
Take a green candle and anoint it with cinnamon oil.
Take the bill or write on a piece of paper the amount of a bill you owe and whom it is to. You will need a candle that can burn for 7 days.
Place the paper under the candle.
Hold your hands over the candle and say:
“This candle burns to light the way for the money I need to pay this bill in a way that harms no one.”
Light the candle and burn patchouli incense. Meditate for about 5 minutes as the candle burns. Visualize yourself writing the check or purchasing the money order for this bill and putting it in the mail. Burn the candle every day around the same time for 7 days and 15 minutes at a time.
Also, burn patchouli incense every day too with the candle.
On the last day, burn the paper with the flame from the candle and let the candle burn completely out.
Let me know if this works for you, or if you modified this spell, what did you do?
by Edwin | Jun 20, 2018 | Job & employment
If you have an important job interview coming up, the power of this spell could boost your chances of success.
You need:
•Some silver tinted leaves, like silver birch
•Your career resume, educational certificates
•The ad describing the job you want
•One white altar candle
•One silver taper candle
Do it on a Wednesday, when the moon is waxing, but not waning. If the interview has been scheduled for the weeks when either Gemini or Virgo rule, so much the better.
Almond blossom makes an appropriate altar adornment and if you have a silver cloth at hand, then use it. If not, an indigo one will do almost as well. Amethyst or tiger’s eye are the most suitable crystals, and a bowl of dill on the altar will add potency to the magic being made.
Light the white candle and, focusing on the flame, spend a minute or two meditating on the job you want. See yourself shaking hands with the interviewer and imagine yourself doing the job successfully. Ask your favorite deity or deities to smile on your endeavors before lighting the silver candle. Standing in front of the altar, with your arms at full stretch above your head, say:
“The job I want is in my ken.
Make me first among all men,
May those who interview me see,
That the one they need is me.
And let it be done, that it harm no one.”
As the candles burn down, again see yourself doing the job until the flames flicker and die or time runs out and you have to snuff them out. Thank the elements for their presence and bring the ritual to an end.
by Edwin | Mar 22, 2018 | Blog, Health spells
I love doing spells like this, as I consider it an insurance plan for the entire family that doesn’t cost you an arm and a leg. Personally I think it’s a good idea to do something like this at least every year, and if you have a family member who is not well, then consider doing family health work at least every month.
Here is an idea for a family health spell, to help protect your household from colds and flu.
Ingredients:
• A wooden spoon
• A china bowl
• Some Mint
• A clove
• Some grated lemon peel
• A bay leaf
• Some rosehips
• A cotton or muslin handkerchief, or a mojo bag (as pictured)
• A red ribbon or other decorative piece you love.
The best time to cast this spell is on a Sunday.
Use the wooden spoon to mix all the ingredients together in the bowl, while you recite this chant:
“I conjure thee to be a protection, I invoke the Magick of old,
To keep my family healthy and well, So mote it be.”
Place the mixture onto the handkerchief and tie up the ends with the ribbon. Or If you’re using a mojo bag, place all the ingredients in the mojo bag, and seal the magic mojo bag while saying the incantation over and over.
Hang the healing pouch somewhere in your home.
Each month you may wish to cleanse your pouch in the light of the full moon, or by running it through some incense, and saying the incantation again.
Some people also like to feed the pouch or mojo bag with a oil relevant to healing, or with some rum. This lets the bag no that it’s still alive and important to you!
by Edwin | Mar 21, 2018 | Blog, ostara, Times Of The Year
Ostara (March 21)
As Spring reaches its midpoint, night and day stand in perfect balance, with light on the increase. The young Sun God now celebrates a hierogamy (sacred marriage) with the young Maiden Goddess, who conceives. In nine months, she will again become the Great Mother. It is a time of great fertility, new growth, and newborn animals.
The next full moon (a time of increased births) is called the Ostara and is sacred to Eostre the Saxon Lunar Goddess of fertility.
The theme of the conception of the Goddess was adapted as the Feast of the Annunciation, occurring on the alternative fixed calendar date of March 25 Old Lady Day, the earlier date of the equinox. Lady Day may also refer to other goddesses (such as Venus and Aphrodite), many of whom have festivals celebrated at this time.
Traditional Foods:
Leafy green vegetables, dairy foods, nuts such as pumpkin, sunflower and pine, flower dishes and sprouts.
Herbs and Flowers:
Daffodil, jonquils, woodruff, violet, gorse, olive, peony, iris, narcissus and all spring flowers.
Incense:
Jasmine, rose, strawberry, floral of any type.
Sacred Gemstone:
Jasper
Special Activities:
- Planting seeds or starting a Magickal Herb Garden.
- Taking a long walk in nature with no intent other than reflecting on the Magick of nature and our Great Mother and her bounty.
Ostara Oil
Make your own Ostara Oil!
You need:
•1 part almond oil
•1 part violet oil
•1 part elder oil
•1 part patchouli oil
•1 part lavender oil
Mix in bottle. Anoint on altar and candles.
by Edwin | Mar 9, 2018 | Blog, Love
One of my favorite psychotherapists passed away recently.
Love Prayer
(with a tip of the hat to Coleman Barks)
Oh, God(dess)
Grant me Love!
Please, make it simply
Difficult.
Make it crack and melt the hard places
Where I am so sure of myself.
Make it stiffen and enliven the weak places
Where I am uncertain, ignorant,
and secretly afraid.
And please make it horribly “inappropriate”
So I must really know you in myself,
Myself in you,
Forced
To give up everything that is not love
(Because it is so hard to do it willingly. . .)
I pray this
Knowing it will ruin me.
Let me be ruined by love,
So that I may come back to you
Without pride, or stupidity,
– Or pretense, or opinions –
or any sense of separation –
Stripped
Like a lover,
Hungry and ecstatically full
All at the same time!
-Jeremy Taylor, United States
Sacred Poems and Prayers of Love, 1998
