Sexy Witch by LaSara FireFox

Author:LaSara FireFox
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: sexuality, feminism, self-empowerment, ritual, woman, vday
Publisher: Llewellyn Worldwide, LTD.
Published: 2015-07-08T16:00:00+00:00

The Basics: To cast the circle, walk clockwise, also known as sun-wise, or deosil. To open (remove, dissolve) the circle, walk counterclockwise, otherwise known as widdershins. In many traditions, clockwise is the direction of building, and counterclockwise is the direction of dissolution.

1. The practitioner enters the circle.

2. The Tree of Life, performed at the center of the circle.

a. The practitioner points the index and middle fingers of her right hand, folding the other fingers.

b. Touching her forehead with the extended fingers, she says:

I am I,

c. Pointing to the sky, she says:

in harmony with the heavens,

d. Pointing to the ground, she says:

with the earth,

e. Touching her right shoulder, she says:

with the sun,

f. Circling to her left shoulder, she says:

and with the moon,

g. Bringing her hands to the prayer position, she says:

forever and ever.

h. Placing her left hand, palm down, on top of her right hand, palm up, she says:

So it is.

3. The banishing.

For the banishing, you can use whatever words make you feel that the guardian, entity, energy, or intention of a direction has been brought present. This can be done by assigning a Goddess to each quarter (e.g., Aurora in the east, Pele in the south, Oshun in the west, and Kali in the north); or by saying the name of the direction, or an idea that the direction represents (e.g., inspiration in the east, passion in the south, regeneration in the west, wisdom in the north); or you can use any of the words that have been used by any of the Ceremonial magickians. There are many formulas and phrases, and you can easily find them by doing a web search on the Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram.

a. The practitioner walks to the eastern edge of the circle and draws a pentagram in the air with her finger or her wand. In drawing the pentagram, start at the left lower point, and draw upward to the apex on the pentagram. This is the basic earth-invoking pentagram, but can be used at all quarters.

b. Starting with her arms at her sides, the practitioner slowly raises them, focusing intently on the pentagram she has drawn in front of her, and the word she will use to invoke the direction.

c. Once her arms are pointing out from her shoulders, parallel to the ground, the practitioner brings her hands to the sides of her face, palms facing back.

d. Next, she steps forward with her right foot, and while forcefully thrusting the energy with her hands towards the direction she is facing, she says the word out loud.

e. She will then step forward with her left foot meeting the right, and bring the index and middle fingers of her right hand to her lips in the sign of “shh…” (This is the sign of the initiate. For more information on the significance of this sign, do your research.)

f. Next, the practitioner will go to the south, and do the same, using whatever word she has chosen for the south.

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