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Banishing Old Memories Spell
Color of the day: White
Incense of the day: Yarrow
Get a white cord or ribbon, a green fluorite bead, a cup of water, and
an empty bowl. Pour the water into the bowl, saying “River of
forgetfulness, wash me clean and bless me. Take away [name the specific
memory] and leave my mind strong and clear.�?Dip the cord into the
water, saying, “White of purity and innocence, renew me.�?Dip the bead
into the water, saying, “Stone of perspective, clear my mind.�?Now
concentrate on the memory, pouring it into the cord. The memory is gone
from your mind and is now in the cord. Pour the water out on the ground.
Put the bead on the cord. Wear the cord around your ankle or wrist until
it falls off on its own. When the cord falls away, the memory will be
completely gone.
By: Deborah Lipp |
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Breaking Bonds
Color of the day: Indigo
Incense of the day: Rue
This is a spell for release. You may desire freedom from a
particular attachment, a broken heart or bad relationship, financial
burdens, a job, or even a bad habit. You will need a piece of twine or
string, scissors, and a black or purple candle. Tie the ends of the cord
together. As you tie the knot, visualize this bond as the controlling
force from which you wish to break free. Name the bond aloud. Next, pick
up the scissors. Imagine them as a sword you carry into battle. Pass
them through the candle flame, envisioning the fire as your passion to
be free, empowering the blades. Then, say the following:
As the Moon wanes,
Release this bond.
As the candle expires,
Release this bond.
As I cut the cord,
Release this bond.
I am free.
Cut the cord, then bury it. Allow the candle to burn out.
By: Ember
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A Breath of Fresh Air Spell
Color of the day: Turquoise
Incense of the day: Carnation
To cleanse yourself or a space and to bring a fresh perspective, perform
this spell to bring relief from the “same old, same old.�?You will need
a fresh lemon, a knife, a shallow bowl, and a fan. This will work to
clear your brain and aura, or you can do it to clear the energy in your
living and working space. Burn incense with mint in it and light a white
candle. Cut the lemon into fourths and squeeze the juice into the bowl.
Sprinkle some drops of lemon juice around you or in the space you wish
to freshen, breathing deeply of the scent. Hold the bowl up while
fanning the cleaning power of lemon juice around you, and envision
everything taking on a fresh, clear glow. Chant, “Clear awareness
everywhere, sparkle and freshness in the air.�?Afterward, make the
remaining juice into lemonade, drinking mindfully, imbibing the
sweetness of a new vision.
By: Gail Wood
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Balancing Act
Color of the day: Red
Incense of the day: Cedar
Sometimes it’s difficult to find the balance between our inner and outer
selves. While there are no quick fixes for feeling imbalanced, this
little spell should help. You will need a piece of obsidian and blue,
black, and white candles (or gold and silver). Find a quiet time when
you can sit and concentrate. Light the candles, with the blue one in the
middle representing the balance between light and dark, inner and outer.
Sit quietly for a moment, watching the candle flame and allowing
yourself to grow quiet. Picture the balance that is your existence. When
you feel ready, pour that image and your current stillness into the
obsidian. Extinguish the candles and carry the obsidian with you for
times of need.
By: Laurel Reufner |
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Banish Harm from the Garden
Color of the day: Purple
Incense of the day: Yarrow
Where I live, late May is planting season, but in a waning Moon planting
is not ideal. Instead, use this spell to drive away harmful plants,
insects, and fungi from your garden. (Of course, you’ll still have to
weed and water and so on.) You’ll need five cloves of garlic, peeled.
Visualize the strong protective power of garlic. See it glowing with a
bright energy that drives away all harm. With your athame, wand, or
hand, send this power into the garlic, saying, “Harm be gone, harm be
gone, harm be gone!�?Place the garlic into the soil around your garden
so that the five cloves form the points of a pentagram (a protective
symbol). Say, “Harm be gone! So mote it be!�?as you place each clove.
Immediately water or pull a weed or otherwise tend the garden to seal
the spell.
By: Deborah Lipp |
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Bury the Hatchet Spell
Color of the day: Black
Incense of the day: Cinnamon
Choose today to bury the hatchet with someone from your past. It’s best
if you can get a real hatchet for this, but one carved from balsa wood
or made of paper will work too. Take as much time as you need to sit
with this hatchet. Fill it with all the memories, judgments, and
feelings that you associate with this person. Write all that on the
hatchet, along with both your names. If you feel this person took power
from you, then imagine yourself taking that back. Feel the power filling
you. Use the hatchet to cut away any remaining cords that tie you to
this person. Then take it outside and bury it. Place some sagebrush,
pine, or cedar in the hole for additional purification. Ask the Earth to
ground out these feelings and transform the energies.
By: Kristin Madden |
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Beltane Eve Fairy Spell
Color of the day: Brown
Incense of the day: Marjoram
Tis the eve of Beltane and the fairies are out in force. Here is a fairy
spell to work in your own garden or backyard. Gather together violets,
St. John’s wort, and clover. The violets are a fairy favorite. The St.
John’s wort will protect you from becoming fairy-led or tricked, and the
clover is for prosperity and good luck. Gather these plants together,
forming a little posy, and then tie it up with green ribbons. Blow the
fairies a kiss and leave the posy as a gift. Now go and sit in the
garden and try to meditate or to communicate with the fairies.
Fairies from far and wide,
I offer you a gift,
Tied up in green for luck,
And sealed with a kiss.
I can sense you
If I’m pure of heart,
Bless me with good luck
To boost my Witch’s art.
By: Ellen Dugan |
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Banishing Roadblocks
Color of the day: Yellow
Incense of the day: Frankincense
Sunday is the day of the week to promote
wealth, fame, and success. Since we are
in the darkest phase of the Moon, let's
banish any roadblocks that may be hampering
your achievements. Burn a gold candle to
promote prosperity and success. Burn a
black candle to remove any blockage or
troubles while on your journey. Light the
candles and then repeat the spell verse.
"It is true that Sunday brings
Success, wealth, and fame.
A dark Moon removes
Any blocks you'd care to name.
Bring me change and joy to
All facets of my life,
As the candles burn away,
On this darkest night."
By: Ellen Dugan |
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Bird Divination
Color of the day: Blue
Incense of the day: Pine
May 10 begins Bird Week in Japan. Many people bird-watch and build
new habitats for birds, while others practice a system of divination
using the sighting of birds or bird-calls. One way to perform this
divination is to cast your magical circle outdoors. If you sight birds
in the east, the matter concerns knowledge, new ventures, or
communication. If you sight birds in the south, the matter concerns
change, passion, or inspiration. In the west, the portent has to do with
relationships or your emotions regarding an issue. Birds sighted in the
north pertain to health, money matters, or property. As to the bird
sighted, the following is a brief summary of what a bird symbolizes: a
rooster means good fortune; wrens symbolize happiness; crows can mean
change; doves portend love and peace; ducks represent union and beauty;
eagles and hawks symbolize authority; geese symbolize inspiration or
love; hummingbirds represent joy; jays represent trickster energies;
owls symbolize wisdom or death; robins represent resurrection.
By: Lily Gardner
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Spell to Banish Jealousy
Color of the day: White
Incense of the day: Nutmeg
Jealousy plagues relationships. Working with your partner or by
yourself, you’ll create that green-eyed monster and then banish it. The
energy you put into making a doll is part of your magic. You’ll make a
monster; however you imagine that. Just make sure it has green eyes!
While making the doll, think about jealousy. Think how unpleasant it
feels, and how it harms your relationship. Think about jealous fights,
and how you’d prefer not to have them. In a circle, consecrate and name
the finished doll: “You are jealousy, the green-eyed monster. You are
my/our feelings of jealousy and pain.�?Greet the doll. Talk to it. Tell
it about jealousy. Pour your deepest feelings of jealousy into the doll.
Say: “I/we banish you. Leave here and return no more!�?Throw the doll
out of the circle. Close the circle. Take the doll to a dumpster or
landfill. Repeat: “Leave and return no more!�?BR>
By: Deborah Lipp
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Breaking the Code Spell
Color of the day: Gray
Incense of the day: Magnolia
The first Morse code message was sent on this day in 1884, going from
Washington, D.C., to Baltimore, MD. There are times when we can’t seem
to fit in and we really want to find the knack or code for being part of
a group. Find an old unused key and perform this small ritual as you get
ready to join a gathering. Smudge yourself with sage. Holding the key in
both hands, take a deep breath and connect to Mother Earth. Hold the key
to your solar plexus, and as you breathe deeply say, “Key my power and
energy to the vitality of the Sun.�?Hold the key to your heart and say,
“Key my understanding to the wisdom of the heart,�?and hold the key to
your throat and say, “Key my voice to speaking well.�?Hold the key to
your third eye between your eyebrows and say, “Key my intuition to
understanding rightly.�?Then breathe all this wisdom into the key. Keep
the key in your pocket or around your person, and touch it if you need
reminding of your own power to get what you need.
By: Gail Wood |
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Bodhi Day Color of the day: White Incense of the day: Rosemary Today is the Buddhist Bodhi Day, the day of awakening. “Bodhi�?is often translated as “enlightenment.�?In 596 BCE, Prince Siddhartha Gautama sat under a Bo tree for seven days, meditating. On the eighth morning he awoke enlightened, and knowing the Four Noble Truths. He became the Buddha, the Enlightened One. Bodhi Day celebrates this awakening. Bodhi Day is an excellent day to meditate, especially under a tree. It is also celebrated by drinking tea, eating cake, and doing readings (divination). Today would also be a good day to try the I Ching. By: Deborah Lipp |
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Budget Talisman
Color of the day: Green
Incense of the day: Jasmine
By now, spending for the holidays has kicked into high gear. Try
this to help you curb your spending and help yourself stay on a
reasonable budget. Light an orange candle on your altar (for control)
and ring it with white shells. Dress the candle with the scent of
mulberries to help you focus and maintain your will to avoid spending
more than you can afford. When you go out to do your holiday shopping,
take a shell along to remind you of your goals. If you need extra
strength, anoint the shell with mulberry oil before leaving your home.
By: Laurel Reufner
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Banishing Spell Color of the day: Yellow Incense of the day: Honeysuckle The Tibetans celebrate a festival on this day dedicated to Agni Tara, the Hindu goddess of fire. Use the energies of fire and the waning Moon to banish negative energies in your life. This spell uses highly flammable spirits, so please be careful. Place your cauldron on a fireproof surface. Pour an eighth of a cup of 151 proof rum into the cauldron. Hold your dominant hand over the spirits and push the causes of your problem into the cauldron. Think about the thoughts you’ve been feeding the problem and push them into the cauldron as well. When you feel emptied of the negative energy, stand clear and light the rum. Say: Blazing force of Agni Tara, Transform me with your light. Hearken for my need is dire, Consume it with this rite. Thank the goddess. Act as if the problem is truly gone. By: Lily Gardner |
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Be Here Now Spell Color of the day: Black Incense of the day: Ivy On this day in 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. Most Americans alive at the time can say where they were when they heard the announcement. When it is important to pay attention and be fully present in your life every moment, place sandalwood incense, patchouli oil, a brown or white candle, and a small bowl of soil from a garden or natural outdoor space on your altar. Call in your deities and light the incense while grounding your energies with Mother Earth. Light the candle and focus your attention on the flame, asking for focus. Take the bowl of soil and lift it up to the universe and chant: By the wisdom Of this dark soil, When distracted By my life of toil, Freedom from distraction Is my vow. I will be here now! I will be here now! Anoint your body in a star shape, saying “be here now�?with each step: left foot, right hand, left hand, right foot and forehead. Extinguish the candle and thank spirit. Later, when you feel yourself distracted, whisper “I will be here now�?to yourself. By: Gail Wood |
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