A Witch’s Notebook: Lessons in Witchcraft by Silver RavenWolf

Author:Silver RavenWolf
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: sabbat, summer35, worship, Raven, Wicca, spring35, spellwork, RavenWolf, initiation, spells, Silver, spellcraft, spell, Wolf, magic, Witchcraft, ritual, Magick, solitary wicca, rituals, esbat, witch
Publisher: Llewellyn Publications is an imprint of Llewellyn Worldwide Ltd.
Published: 2013-02-07T21:00:00+00:00

The Cosmograph for Spiritual Power.

The design can be activated in one of two ways: Use a rattle to sound out the design or draw a pentacle in the air over the central portion of the drawing. If using candle magick, place four candles, one at each power point (triangle and horns), to draw in the energy to the center of the design, which represents your petition or what you desire to manifest. Any herbs, gems, stones, etc., should be placed on the stars (as many or as few as you like).

You can draw the design on paper and place it in a poppet, gris-gris bag, dream pillow, etc., or make a larger design directly on your personal altar and work with it for eleven days (for self-mastery). Use your creativity to enhance the sigil by weaving your own abilities of enchantment to lift the spirit and manifest more desirable behaviors in your self.

A Light in the Garden: Forever Healing Flame

Originally designed as an outdoor project for an AIDS patient healing ritual, you can re-create this exercise in your home; however, you will need an area that can remain undisturbed and the flame must be monitored at all times. The instructions here will give you a stone mandala that is approximately fifteen inches in diameter. To make a smaller one, cut the number of stones in half. You will need one pound rolled rose quartz crystals; one pound rolled sodalite gemstones; one pound rolled amethyst gemstones; one pound blue lace agate gemstones; 1⁄4 pound sugalite gemstones; 21–26 large quartz points; 1⁄4 pound rolled crystal quartz; one flat piece of flagstone, about 8 x 8 inches or 6 x 6 inches; a drill with a drill bit for stone; two wicks (cotton for indoors, synthetic for outdoors); smokeless lamp oil; and a stainless steel bowl (you can use glass, but if you are doing this for an outside ritual, especially in the fall or winter, the heat-safe glass can crack with the temperature fluctuations).

Download

Copyright Disclaimer:
This site does not store any files on its server. We only index and link to content provided by other sites. Please contact the content providers to delete copyright contents if any and email us, we'll remove relevant links or contents immediately.