Day: January 5, 2013
Protection from Malevolence in the Home
One More Magickal Spell for My Dear Friends – Revive Your Magickal Powers
Revive Your Magickal Powers
On the night of the full moon, anoint a purple candle with vanilla
oil. while annointing, raise energy and focus it into the candle. See
it glow with magick. Light the candle and go outside (if possible) or
near a window where you can see the moon. Place the candle on the
ground or windowsill. Reach your arms out to the moon and say:
I ask for your power on this night,
By the powers of the stars above me,
So shall it be
Visualize your arms and hands soaking up the powers of the moon and into your body. Put out the candle and leave it on your altar
overnight. The next morning, repeat the spell with this chant.
Oh dear Lord of sky and seaa,
Lead your magick unto me,
By soil, wind, flame, and sea,
This is my will, so mote it be.
Soak up the powers of the sun. Go to your altar and light the purplle
candle from the night before and meditate on it until it burns out.
The Witches Spell for January 5th – Power Removal Spell (The One Shot Spell)
Power Removal Spell
The One Shot Spell
(NOTE: Do not use rum for this spell! As it is sacred to some of the Afro-Caribbean deities, using it as such may be offensive to Them.)
Materials:
1 shot of vodka, bourbon, gin or scotch
1 glass to hold the shot of alcohol
1 12 oz. glass of water
Pour the shot of alcohol, then swirl it in the glass, saying:
“(Name of target) you’ve become
(Name of target) you shall stay
And I’ve become the nemesis
“Who will take your power away.”
Take a sip from the glass, saying:
“One sip and you feel weak.”
Take another sip, saying:
“Another makes you fall.”
Then chug the rest of the shot and say:
“As I toss back the rest of this
I own your power: All!”
Now chase the shot with the full glass of water, drinking it down as quickly as possible. Then say:
“In an hour’s time, I’ll piss you out.
And you’ll be laid to waste,
Weak and lowly like the piss
And swimming in disgrace.”
Reference: Utterly Wicked Curses, Hexes & Other Unsavory Notions By Dorothy Morrison
Living Life As The Witch – Everyday Totemism
Everyday Totemism
Does everyone have a totem animal that stays with them their entire life? Some say yes, others say no. Regardless, totemism isn’t just about those “primary” totems. The same person may have all kinds of different relationships and interactions with animal totems, and they don’t all have to last a lifetime.
That has been my experience since I began working with animal totems in my spirituality since the 1990’s. Rather than following what other people told me to do to connect with totems. I found my own path through that forest via a lot of trial and error. I quickly discovered was that there was no set number of totems a person could or should have and not every totem stuck around for a long time.
As I met and worked with more and more totem animals. I created an easy organizational system to help me describe some of these totemic relationships:
*Primary totems are what most people think of when they talk about animal totems. These are your “life” totems, the ones who are around for the long haul, as it were.
*Secondary totems are ones that come into your life on their own volition to help you through a stage of your life or a particular time period. Once their intent has been fulfilled, they generally leave your life, though some do make visits later on.. But even then, they aren’t as consistently present as primary totems.
*Tertiary totems are totems that you approach to ask for help with something specific or simply to find out more about them. If you want elp with a single ritual or untangling a problem in your life, you can find out what totem or totems may be best able to help you, and then approach them for that help.
Any totem animal can be primary, secondary or tertiary totem. It all depends on the nature of its relationship with that person. The particular totem itself isn’t crucial — what matters is the intensity and duration of the connection between the totem and person.
While not everyone may have a primary totem, just about anyone can ask totems for help with more short-term goals, even if you’ve never worked with totems before.
Reference:
Excerpt from: Everyday Totemism By Lupa Llewellyn’s 2013Magical Almanac
A Little Magick To Brighten Your Winter – Sweater Magic
Sweater Magic
When the air gets chilly, it’s time to dig out your sweaters, hats, and scarves and bundle up. Don’t let all those extra clothes get you down, though — make the most of it by adding a dash of magick to your cold weather wardrobe. Draw pentacles on clothing tags to attract wealth, anoint zippers with magickally attuned essential oils, decorate sweater buttons with meaningful sigils. Pin small pieces of herbs onto hats: pine for prosperity, holly for protection, fir for extra energy and a youthful flow. You can even charm your favorite scarf to encourage good cheer — choose beads in a happy color like blue or yellow, add your own symbols to the beads using a permanent marker, and tie them onto the scarf with yarn.
Reference:
Sweater Magic By Melanie Marquis Llewellyn’s 2013 Magical Almanac
The Witchcraft Chronicles 
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