To Bring Certain Influences Into Your Life

In a plot of prepared land, or in a medium sized flowerpot, sow the seeds of an
appropriate plant in the form of a symbol or rune representative of your need.
Tend to the plants. After they sprout, draw a circle around them in the earth or
soil with your power hand. Stand in quiet contemplation of the growing, living
symbol. As it has sprung into existence, so shall your need. You may want to
look in a magical herbal book for the magical influences of certain herbs.

Books in PDF format to read:

Emmanuel Swedenborg - The Delights Of Wisdom Pertaining To Conjugal Love
Ea Wallis Budge - Egyptian Ideas Of The Future Life
Genevieve Petty - Tantric Influences On Thelema

Tools:
Lighter
A pink candle
Musk oil
Pin
Marjoram herb

A small pink cloth with the words
"dream of me, be with me" on one side
and "just a little nudge" on the other

Little pink or red pouch
metal or glass plate

What to do: Cast the circle, call the quarters, the usual...
Dim the lights, leave a candle burning if you wish. Take the pink candle and anoint it with the musk oil while thinking of the intended. Scratch the name of the person on one side of the candle with the pin and the word love on the other. Place the pink cloth in the plate with the "just a little nudge" facing down. Light the candle and affix the cloth to the plate by letting hot wax drip on the corners of the cloth.
While visualizing your desire, use the wax drippings to form the shape of a heart in the middle of the cloth. Drip some wax in the center of it and place the candle there. With the candle burning, empower a pinch of marjoram by pinching it tightly between your fingers and feeling energy flowing into it.
Sprinkle the marjoram on the place touching the heart and candle. Let the candle burn down. Crinkle the hard pool of wax as much as you can while thinking of your desire. Take the remains of wax, marjoram and the cloth and put them in the small pink or red pouch.
Sleep with the pouch under your pillow and by using dream direction, allow yourself to dream of the intended (even if in the morning you don't remember the dream, don't fret, you probably dreamed of the person) Sleep like this for as long as needed until the day comes when you are going to meet the person.
Then, take the pouch with you. When you see that person, wait until the time is right. Close your eyes and touch the pouch. Feel it's power. Open your eyes and glance straight at the intended.

Books in PDF format to read:

Pino Longchild - Wicca Revealed A First Year Within The Craft
John Nash - Spirituality And Gender
Aj Drew - Wicca Spellcraft For Men

Book: Exploring Candle Magick by Patricia Telesco

As with most of Patricia Telesco's books, "Exploring Candle Magick" is an eclectic mixture of how-to information, folklore, spiritual practice, and common sense. This is a great all-in-one reference for anyone who likes to use candles as part of their spiritual life, as the book can be used in any number of ways: there are reference lists on the meaning of color, fragrance, placement, and even a section on candles and Feng Shui. This is an all-around useful volume for general information on candles and ritual.

Although we know that fire was discovered in prehistoric times, the candle as we know it did not exist until about 1200. As Patricia Telesco (A Charmed Life; Wicca 2000) avers in Exploring Candle Magick: Candle Spells, Charms, Rituals, and Divinations, candles have always had a ritualistic component, and because they have so long been part of everyday life, the idea of using them as amulets, charms and magical devices is an accessible one. Written expressly for those who believe in magic, her book examines the topic in full from making candles to using them ritualistically and even uncovers the Relationship between candle magic and feng shui.

This wonderful, whimsical look at candles gives us a whole new appreciation for these wax sources of illumination. Candlelight is magickal. It casts a gentle warmth and glow all around. And in the shadows of that light we find a rich history filled with myth, lore, superstition, and spells! Exploring Candle Magick brings this history to life. With Exploring Candle Magick, you can join that tradition and learn how to: -Choose candles that harmonize with your astrological sign.

- Burn candles effectively as a spell component.
- Make magickal candles from scratch.
- Use candles as charms and amulets.
- Decorate candles to reflect any goal including love, prosperity, health, and happiness.
- Combine Feng Shui with candle-burning efforts.

Buy Patricia Telesco's book: Exploring Candle Magick

Free eBooks (Can Be Downloaded):

Malcolm Mcgrath - Practical Magickal Evocation
Julian Wilde - Grimoire Of Chaos Magick
Greg Wotton - Basic Theories On Sex Magic
Eliphas Levi - The Doctrine Of Transcendental Magic
Thomas Moore - Candle Magick For Love

When people first discover paganism or Wicca, they often rush to go buy every single magical tool they can find. After all, the books tell us to buy this, that, and the kitchen sink, so you better hustle on over to Ye Local Wytchy Shoppe and get stuff!

But once you get it, what do you DO with it?

It is important to understand that magical tools have an actual purpose, before you go out and grab one. Tools are often representative of one of the four classical elements, which may help you select the tool you need for your purpose.

Most Wiccan and Pagan traditions use the following tools in some capacity.

1. The Wand.

Cliched as it may sound, the wand is one of the most popular magical tools in Wicca, as well as in some ceremonial magic traditions. It has a number of magical purposes. A wand is used for the directing of energy during a ritual. Because it's a phallic symbol it is used to represent male energy, power, and virility. Representative of the element of Air (although in a few traditions it symbolizes Fire), the wand can be used to consecrate a sacred space, or invoke deity.

2. Cauldron

The cauldron is a symbol of the Goddess, and it's all about femininity. The cauldron is the womb in which life begins. Although it usually represents the element Water, the cauldron is an interesting tool because it can tie in to all four elements. You place it upon the Earth, heat it with Fire, fill it with Water, and send the steam up into the Air. In Celtic legend, the goddess Cerridwen possessed a cauldron of immortality and inspiration.

In some traditions, a cup or chalice is used in place of a cauldron, and in others the cauldron and cup are used together. A cup is just a small cauldron, and can be made of any material.

3. Knife

Often referred to as the athame (pronounced a-tha-may) in Wiccan traditions, the magic knife is not used for cutting but for the directing of energy and manipulation of power. In some branches of Paganism, a sword is used in place of the athame. The traditional athame is double-edged and although the tip is usually pointed, the edges of the blade are often dull. After all, it's a ceremonial knife rather than a practical one. Commonly linked with the element Fire, the athame is a phallic symbol and is often used to represent the God. The athame is used for casting a circle or for the direction of energy.

4. Pentacle

Nearly every tradition of wicca (and many Pagan paths) uses the pentacle as a symbol. Not to be confused with the pentagram (a five-pointed star), the pentacle is a flat piece of wood, metal, clay, or wax inscribed with magical symbols. The most commonly seen symbol, however, is the pentagram itself, which is why the two terms are often confused.

5. Broom

While it comes in handy during a good game of Quidditch, the broom - or besom - is also useful for sweeping a ceremonial area out before ritual. A light sweeping not only cleans the physical space, it also clears out negative energies that may have accumulated in the area since the last cleaning. The broom is a purifier, so it is connected to the element of Water. It is not uncommon to meet witches who have broom collections, and it is fairly easy to make your own besom if you dont wish to buy one. The traditional magical formula includes a bundle of birch twigs, a staff of ash or oak, and a binding made from willow wands.

6. Censer

In the Catholic church, it's not uncommon to see a priest swinging a censer full of incense during mass. In Wicca, the censer is used in a similar fashion. The censer is used to hold smoldering incense during a ritual or ceremony. It can either swing from a chain or sit on a table. The censer doesn't have to be fancy or high-tech or expensive. A bowl of sand, a seashell, a small plate, or a cup of salt will hold your incense just fine. In most Wiccan traditions, the incense represents Air, and can be burned in the form of sticks, cones, or raw materials placed upon a disc of charcoal.

You can blend your own incense easily:

* Incense 101
* Winter Nights Incense
* Litha Fire Incense
* Imbolc Incense
* Samhain Spirit Incense

7. Bell

Hundreds of years ago, rural folks knew that loud noise drove away evil spirits, and the bell is a prime example of a good noisemaker. The ringing of a bell causes vibrations which are the source of great power. Variations on the bell include the shaking of a sistrum, a ritual rattle, or the use of a singing bowl. All of these can help bring harmony to a magical circle. In some forms of Wicca, the bell is rung to begin or end a rite, or to evoke the Goddess.

In ceremonial magic, the pentacle is used as a protective talisman. However, in most Wiccan traditions it is seen as representative of the element of Earth, and can be used on the altar as a place to hold items that are going to be ritually consecrated. You can make your own, or buy one commercially.

8. Candles

No Wiccan ceremony really feels complete without the use of candles. In some traditions, a candle is used to represent the God and another used for the Goddess. In others, a candle is simply used to indicate the element of Fire. Candles are often a tool in sympathetic magic rites, and can be used to symbolize people, concepts, and emotions. A simple candle magic spell involves selecting a candle based upon color correspondences, then inscribing it with sigils and anointing it with the appropriate oil.

Use candles in spellwork or ritual:

* Mabon Prosperity Candles
* Pumpkin Candles
* Imbolc Ice Candles

9. book of shadows (BOS)

Despite popular movies and television shows, there is no one single book of shadows. A book of shadows, or BOS, is a Wiccan or Pagan's notebook of information. It usually contains spells, rituals, correspondence charts, information about the rules of magic, invocations, myths and legends of various pantheons, etc. Sometimes information in a BOS is passed along from one Wiccan to another (and in a coven setting, there may be a coven BOS as well as individual members' books), but you can create your own with a little bit of effort. A BOS is a very personal thing, and should contain the information you find most important.




Books You Might Enjoy:

Aleister Crowley - The Book Of The Law
Anonymous - Basic Technologies Of Witchcraft
Opus Majus - The Book Of The Black Serpent

Revenge Spells are performed when all the doors of justice are closed. If some one has done wrong to you, has destroyed your life, made your life like hell, has taken your love away from you, has taken your business or money, has killed some one very close to you then you may go for this very strong Revenge Spells. If your enemy is very rich and strong and you are very eager to take your revenge then you may go for these very strong and powerful Revenge Spells.

How To Cast Revenge Spell

Take a piece of paper and write the name of the person that is to be bound on a 3"x3" piece of paper, using a black ink pen or a pencil.

While you do this visualize the face of the person on your mind. When you have written the name cross it with an inverted pentacle (5 pointed star within a circle).

Fold the paper twice and take a rubber band and tie the paper with it. Raise it to your temple and chant three times the following...
"To be protected from you,
This magic charm i will do,
With this words i bind thee,
For you to let me be,
To be protected from your harm,
I now seal this charm".

Now place the paper on your right shoe and slam your foot on the ground nine times (doesn't have to be so loud that everyone hears it) As you slam it the ninth time say...

If you have any questions about the above written spells email me and all your queries will be answered.

How To Cast Another Revenge Spell

Step 1.
Realize what you’re getting into. Revenge is a dark topic, and just about any source you reference will tell you that if you’re tangling with Revenge Spells you’re dealing with black magic. The point is, if you’re a believer in this sort of thing, it is not something you want to take lightly.

Step 2.
Believe. Everything mystic from major religion to psychic powers to witchcraft has one central credo: it doesn’t work if you don’t believe in it. In other words, it’s difficult to be diligent and capable at spell casting if you’re not a true believer.

Step 3.
Tie a black candle in a black cloth with blackberries with the black thread. Refer to the candle as if it is the person you wish to cast the revenge spell upon.

Step 4.
Shout nastily at the candle with words that indicate the type of revenge you want to spell upon the individual. Beat the candle and cloth with a hammer repeatedly.

Step 5.
Dig a hole with a shovel and throw the candle, cloth and blackberries into the hole. Cover it with dirt and leave the premises.

Step 6.
Follow directions to the letter. Once you find the spell you’re looking to cast, follow the directions absolutely. Failure to do so, not only puts the spell’s success in jeopardy, but could spin out of your control if you aren’t careful. There are many variations on casting a revenge spell upon someone.

To Procure Exact Revenge

Ingredients:

* Piece of Paper, 1" x 3"
* A box or dresser containing more than one drawer

Directions:

* Write your victim's name on the piece of paper.
* Fold the paper in half twice.
* Place the folded paper in the bottom drawer of the box.
* Keep the paper there until your revenge has been satisfied.

It is important that, once you feel you have obtained satisfaction, you undo the spell by removing the paper from the bottom drawer.

To Harm A Victim in Revenge

Ingredients:

* (1) Black 7 knob candle
* (1) Black 7 day candle in glass
* (1) photograph of your victim
* (7) photocopies of the same picture
* (7) large pins (hatpins are best)
* (1) bottle of Black Art oil (optional)
* a small amount of dust swept from the inside or step of a mausoleum

Instructions:
1. Spend a short amount of time (15 minutes or so) meditating on the ways your victim has wronged you, enough to really get your anger piqued.
2. Dipping one of the pins into the Black Art oil, carve your victim's name into the top of the black 7 day candle.
3. Shove the same pin into the top knob of the 7 knob candle, picturing the pin going into your victim.
4. Anoint the 7 day candle with Black Art oil, along with a pinch (just a pinch mind you) of the graveyard dust.
5. Taking one of the rolled photocopies, light one end, and light the 7 day candle with it, saying:

Even as the traitor's breath
Goeth forth he perisheth
By the secret sibilant word
That is spoken unto death

6. Light the 7 knob candle with the same rolled photocopy.
7. Concentrate on the 7 knob candle's flame, again meditating on the wrongs done you by your victim, while it burns just the top knob. It may help to hold your hand about a foot or so above the flame, using the pain (be reasonable here) to fuel your anger and add emotion.
8. When the flame reaches the next knob down, snuff the candle (don't blow it out). This is best done by pinching the wick with your fingers.
9. Leave the 7 day candle burning, and repeat all but step two daily for seven days.

By the way, doing grevious bodily injury to someone carries its own consequences even without invoking the mythical threefold law.

It is also important to note that while revenge spells are more potent than spells for simply injuring someone, revenge spells should only be employed by someone who has been wronged, and only placed on the person who wronged them! Otherwise, since the only person making an unwarranted attack is you, you run the risk of being the victim of your own revenge spell.

To make an unwarranted attack on someone, go to the sections on Injury Spells or Death Spells. Be sure to also do a little reading on Ethics.

Books You Might Enjoy:

Melita Denning - The Aurum Solis
Anonymous - White Magic Spells
Leo Ruickbie - Valentines Vs Lupercalia
Al Selden Leif - Pagan Spells Life Spells
Leo Ruickbie - Halloween Spells

Spells, Spells, Spells!

Money Spells or Job spells cast powerful spells to be rich, powerful job spells to be rich and have money available.

Are you worried or tensed? Have you tried to get a descent job for long and you are not getting successful, Even if you are qualified you may see that others who are of no comparison to you are getting goods jobs and you are not getting the type of job that you are looking for. Then you may go for this very strong and powerful job spells, weather you are qualified or not, by the power of these spells all your worries will be over.

How To Cast Money Spell

Cast this spell on a Wednesday.
You will need:
One large cluster of Amethyst
One piece of Aventurine
One green ribbon
One red ribbon
Small amount of rice
You can perform this spell at any time of the day.
Start at the right side of your entrance doorway.
Working in a Deosil (clockwise direction), walk around your work place hold the Amethyst and the Aventurine in your right hand, with your left hand leave a few grains of rice on each window ledge (the rice symbolises new growth)., As you walk think of how you want your business to expand.
When you arrive back at the point you started from repeat the Angel Invocation:
Archangel Raphael I invoke you to bless my work
Business prosper
Business grow
Secure and successful
My dealings to flow
So Mote It Be
Thank the Archangel for helping you.
Tie the green ribbon to your telephone to ensure orders flow in and lines of communication are kept busy. Tie the red ribbon to your order book or cashbook this will ground your money and ease cash flow problems.
Place the Amethyst on your desk or workstation or near any equipment you use to earn your living. The Amethyst will aid your concentration and help you to put new ideas into practise. It will also help you to remain calm under pressure and alleviate stress.
Keep the Aventurine in your purse or wallet to ensure financial security.

Also I found another simple spell to work best if you needed a specific amount of money.

You can use either a green or a gold candle for this, the choice is up to you. Also needed is a piece of parchment, a pen with green ink, and a fireproof container. Some cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg incense should be burning…don’t worry it smells amazing.

Write down the amount that you need in green ink. Now, either draw a green box around it, or as I did, start tracing little swirls with the pen…like when you’re doodling. Keep moving the pen in little circles around and around the amount…it will become hypnotic after awhile. This is a good thing.

While drawing, chant something like:

Money for this bill I need,
Nothing more I have no greed.

Keep chanting and doodling until you feel like you’ve established some sort of connection, this is usually when you’ve put yourself in a sort of trance. It’s all good, don’t be afraid if you feel your body “humming”. When you’re ready, take the paper and light it from the candle, drop it into the container and wait till it stops.

Then take the ashes outside and cast them into the air saying:

This is my will So Mote it Be!

Within a week you should have results, if not, repeat once a week until results happen. Good magick takes time and practice.

Books You Might Enjoy:

Talismagick - Love Spells And Rituals For Love And Relationships
Roman Tertius Sibellius - De Vermis Mysteriis
Al Selden Leif - Pagan Spells Blessings Spells
Al Selden Leif - Pagan Spells Life Spells
Al Selden Leif - Pagan Spells Mix Of Spells 2

Many wiccans and Pagans prefer to perform ceremonies and rituals in special robes. If you're part of a coven or group, your robe might have to be a certain color or style. In some traditions, the color of the robe indicates the level of training a practitioner has. For many people, donning the ritual robe is a way of separating themselves from the mundane business of everyday life -- it's a way of stepping into the ritual mindset, of walking from the mundane world into the magical world. Most people prefer to wear nothing at all under their ritual robe, but do what is comfortable for you.

It's not uncommon to have robes for the different seasons, symbolizing the turning Wheel of the Year. You can make one in blue for spring, green for summer, brown for fall, and white for winter -- or any other colors that symbolize the seasons for you. Do take the time to put some thought into your color selection -- it used to be that most Wiccans wore white robes, but many people prefer to use earth tones, because it's a way of establishing one's connection with nature. Some people choose to avoid black, because it sometimes has negative connotations, but use the color that feels right for you.

Anyone can make a robe of their own, and it's not hard to do. If you can sew a straight line, you can make a robe. First of all, for experienced sewers, there are a number of excellent commercially available patterns out there. You can check catalogs at your local fabric store under "Costumes", which is where most of the good robes are hiding out, especially in the "historical" and "Renaissance" categories. Here are some that look nice and can be made without too much sewing experience:

•Simplicity 4795: Believe it or not, this is a set of patterns for a passion play. There's an angel design in here that's fantastic for a ritual robe. You may want to reduce the drop in the sleeves a bit, though, just to keep from setting yourself on fire while lighting candles.
•Simplicity 3623: This pattern is for a Scottish-themed costume, complete with tam. However, it also includes a pattern for a muslin underdress to be worn beneath the bodice and skirt -- this makes a great ritual robe, and can be assembled in just a couple of hours.
•Simplicity 3616: Sure, the wizard costume seems campy, but if you eliminate the trim and the long white beard, it makes a version of the ritual robe that is far more masculine than some of the other patterns.
•McCalls 4490: For more advanced sewers, this lovely Renaissance-style dress can easily be adapted for a ritual robe.

To make a basic robe without buying a pattern, you can follow these simple steps. You'll need the following:

•A piece of material in the color of your choice -- make sure you select something that will be easy to sew and comfortable to wear. On the average, you'll need about three yards, but if you're heavyset or extra-tall, add in some more. A flat bedsheet is actually the perfect size for this.
•Scissors, thread, tailor's chalk, and a measuring tape.
•A sewing machine.
•A length of cord or light rope, approximately 6 feet long.

You'll need some help for this first step, because you need to measure yourself from wrist to wrist with your arms outstretched. Unless you have a third arm, get a friend to do this for you. This measurement will be Measurement A. Next, figure the distance from the nape of your neck to a point even with your ankle -- this will be Measurement B.

Fold the fabric in half (if the material has a print on it, fold it with the pattern side in). Using your A and B measurements, cut out along the lines indicated in Figure 1, making a sort-of T-shape. Don't cut out along the top fold -- that's the part that will go along the top of the arms and shoulders.

Next, cut a hole for your head (X) at the center of Measurement A. Don't make it too big, or your robe will slide off your shoulders! On each side, sew along the underside of the sleeve, leaving an opening at Y for the arms (Figure 2). Then sew from the armpit down to the bottom of the robe. Turn your robe right-side out, try it on, and adjust it for length if needed.

Finally, add a cord around the waist, as shown in Figure 3. In some traditions the cord may be knotted to indicate degrees of training or education. In others, it acts simply as a belt to keep the robe from flapping around during ritual. You can also add trim, beadwork, or magical symbols to your robe. Personalize it, and make it yours. You may also wish to consecrate your robe before wearing it for the first time.


Books You Might Enjoy:

Charles Baize - Pagan Scriptures
Aleister Crowley - Ritual Viii
Anonymous - Full Moon Ritual Group
Marian Green - A Witch Alone

One of the most famous bits of New Orleans folklore is that of the haunted New Orleans Voodoo wish spell. Performed by tourists and natives alike, this spell takes place at the site of Marie Laveaus final resting place. Myths abound regarding the actual location of the grave site of New Orleans' most famous Voodoo Queen, Marie Laveau. Some say she is buried in the St. Louis No. 2 cemetary (Hauck, 1996) in a tomb marked "Marie Laveau Tomb". Others speculate she is buried in any number of other cemetaries in New Orleans (Tallant, 1946). Complicating the issue is the fact that she had a daughter who was also named Marie Laveau, and it is anybody's guess in which tomb she rests.

New Orleans Voodoo is a hybrid voodoo, reflective of the eclectic culture that is uniquely New Orleans. Marie Laveau is somewhat of a poster child for the mixed races that emerge from New Orleans as she is said to have been a free person of color and part Choctaw. Mam'zelle Laveau was born to a wealthy French planter Charles Laveau, and a mother who may have been a mulatto slave, a Caribbean Voodoo practitioner, or a quadroon mistress.

Controversy persists over where Marie Laveau and her namesake daughter are buried. Some say the latter reposes in the cemetery called St. Louis No. 2 (Hauck 1996) in a "Marie Laveau Tomb" there. However, that crypt most likely contains the remains of another voodoo queen named Marie, Marie Comtesse. Numerous sites in as many cemeteries are said to be the final resting place of one or the other Marie Laveau (Tallant 1946, 129), but the prima facie evidence favors the Laveau-Glapion tomb in St. Louis No. 1. It comprises three stacked crypts with a "receiving vault" below (that is, a repository of the remains of those displaced by a new burial).

A contemporary of Marie II told Tallant (1946, 126) that he had been present when she died of a heart attack at a ball in 1897, and insisted: "All them other stories ain't true. She was buried in the Basin Street graveyard they call St. Louis No. I, and she was put in the same tomb with her mother and the rest of her family."

That tomb's carved inscription records the name, date of death, and age (62) of Marie II: "Marie Philome Glapion, decede le 11 Juin 1897, agee de Soixante-deux ans." A bronze tablet affixed to the tomb announces, under the heading "Marie Laveau," that "This Greek Revival Tomb Is Reputed Burial Place of This Notorious 'Voodoo Queen' . . . ," presumably a reference to the original Marie. Corroborative evidence that she was interred here is found in her obituary ("Death" 1881) which notes that "Marie Laveau was buried in her family tomb in St. Louis Cemetery No. 1." Guiley (2000) asserts that, while Marie Laveau I is reportedly buried here, "The vault does not bear her name." However, I was struck by the fact that the initial two lines of the inscription on the Laveau-Glapion tomb read, "Famille Vve. Paris / nee Laveau." Obviously, "Vve." is an abbreviation for Veuve, "Widow"; therefore the phrase translates, "Family of the Widow Paris, born Laveau"-namely Marie Laveau I. I take this as evidence that here is indeed the "family tomb." Robert Tallant (1946, 127) suggests: "Probably there was once an inscription marking the vault in which the first Marie was buried, but it has been changed for one marking a later burial. The bones of the Widow Paris must lie in the receiving vault below."

The Laveau-Glapion tomb is a focal point for commercial voodoo tours. Some visitors leave small gifts at the site-coins, Mardi Gras beads, candles, etc.-in the tradition of voodoo offerings. Many follow a custom of making a wish at the tomb. The necessary ritual for this has been variously described. The earliest version I have found (Tallant 1946, 127) says that people would "knock three times on the slab and ask a favor," noting: "There are always penciled crosses on the slab. The sexton washes the crosses away, but they always reappear." A more recent source advises combining the ritual with an offering placed in the attached cup: "Draw the X, place your hand over it, rub your foot three times against the bottom, throw some silver coins into the cup, and make your wish" (Haskins 1990). Yet again we are told that petitioners are to "leave offerings of food, money and flowers, then ask for Marie's help after turning around three times and marking a cross with red brick on the stone" (Guiley 2000, 216).

Books You Might Enjoy:

Simon - The Necronomicon Spellbook
Andrew Lang - The Witch And Other Stories
Kathryn Paulsen - Witches Potions And Spells
Emmanuel Swedenborg - Heaven And Hell

Lottery Spells are Gambling Spells are very strong spells and can be used for any type of games. It will give you success in lottery, gambling, horse racing, bingo etc.

just say this words when the moon is full:
"Lady of luck come out of your hiden course
bless your light upon me as the light of the moon shines above
and in the light of luck will be blessed i, when the moon is next to be full."

Done During the Full Moon...
Fill your cauldron half full of water and drop a silver coin into it. Position the cauldron so that the light from the moon shines into the water. Gently sweep your
hands just above the surface, symbolically gathering the Moon's silver.
While doing this say...
"Lovely Lady of the Moon, bring to me your
wealth right soon. Fill my hands with silver
and gold. All you give, my purse can hold."
Repeat this three times. When finished, pour the water upon the earth.

This spell I made my own version... and it works quite well!
This may be done at any time, but preferably at the same time each day or night.
You will need a Green Candle and a White Candle. The Green candle represents the money, and the white candle represents you. Make sure you annoint the candles with oil first, thinking of your desire for money to come to you. Set the candles on your alter or table 9 inches apart. After doing this say...
"Money, money come to me
In abundance three times three
May I be enriched in the best of ways
Harming none on its way
This I accept, so mote it be
Bring me money three times three!"
Repeat this for nine days. Each day move the white candle one inch closer to the green candle. When the candles touch, your spell is finished. Make sure you visualize the money pouring in from the universe.

Books You Might Enjoy:

Al Selden Leif - Pagan Spells Mix Of Spells 2
Albert Pike - Morals And Dogma
Roman Tertius Sibellius - De Vermis Mysteriis
Al Selden Leif - Pagan Spells Life Spells
Al Selden Leif - Pagan Spells Blessings Spells

Lost love spell or Spells are used or performed, if you have lost your love and all the efforts that you have tried have failed and there is no way that you can get your love back. Lost love spell will bring your love back to you unconditionally. Also if your love is with some one else then by the power of this spell your love will break his or her relation and will be with you.

Water is the element for love; it is also Aphrodite's special element, so here is special formula for a love bath. It may be taken alone or with someone you love. If you take it alone, it is wise to ask the Goddess of love, such as Aphrodite, Lakshmi, or Oshun, for the love that will make you the happiest and most fulfilled in the receiving and the giving.
Use one part of each of the following:
Patchouli, Lemon Verbena, Cinnamon, Vetiver, Rose
Once the potion has been prepared and added to the bath water, add:
3 drops of Musk Oil, 3 drops of Frangipani (Almond) Oil, # drops of Vanilla

Take a lock of her hair, some nail clippings, and menstrual fluid. take a lock of your hair, some of your nail clippings, and some of your semen. wrap these items neatly in bright red paper. with gold ink write the Chinese characters for love, good fortune, and happiness on side. On the other side write your true name.
Now gather your chi and infuse the package with your chi. you must do this at sunrise after the chinese new year and before the vernal equinox (northern hemisphere).
Note: make sure you gather the semen correctly. write the chinese characters precisely. know your true name. know how to gather chi and infuse chi.
Warning: this is not a minor undertaking. Technically you're binding your life into this spell. if you do not protect or properly undo this spell, you risk serious harm to yourself. if you do not do this spell properly, you risk serious harm to yourself. if you really mess up this spell, you mess up your life and her life.

Books You Might Enjoy:

Aleister Crowley - Sepher Sephiroth
Howard Phillips Lovecraft - Selected Novels
Anonymous - Hypnotism Spells
Anonymous - White Magic Spells
Anonymous - Book Of Spells

Levitation is a phenomenon of psychokinesis (PK) in which objects, people, and animals are lifted into the air without any visibly physical means and float or fly about. The phenomenon has been said to have occurred in mediumship, shamanism, trances, mystical rapture, and demonic possession. Some cases of levitation appear to be spontaneous, while spiritual or magical adepts are said to be able to control it consciously.

There seems to be several general characteristics about levitation. The duration of the phenomenon may last from a few minutes to hours. Generally it requires a great amount of concentration or being in a state of trance. Physical mediums who have been touched during levitation usually fall back to a surface. Levitations of saints usually are accompanied by a luminous glow around the body.

Numerous incidents of levitation have been recorded in Christianity and Islam. Among the first was Simon Magus in the first century. Other incidents reported among the Roman Catholic saints include the incident of Joseph of Cupertino (1603-1663), the most famous, who is said to have often levitated through the air. It is reported he often gave a little shriek just before levitating, and on one occasion levitated for as long as two hours.

Saint Teresa of Avila was another well known saint who reported levitating. She told of experiencing it during states of rapture. One eyewitness, Sister Anne of the Incarnation, said Saint Teresa levitated a foot and a half off the ground for about a half hour.

Saint Teresa wrote of one of her experiences: "It seemed to me, when I tried to make some resistance, as if a great force beneath my feet lifted me up. I know of nothing with which to compare it; but it was much more violent than other spiritual visitations, and I was therefore as one ground to pieces." (Evelyn Underhill "Mysticism," 1955)

Also Saint Teresa observed these levitations frightened her but there was nothing she could do to control them. She did not become unconscious, but saw herself being lifted up.

And, at the beginning of the twentieth century Gemma Galgani, a Passionist nun, reported levitating during rapture.

Incidents also have been reported in the religions of Hinduism and Buddhism. Milarepa, the great thirteenth century yogi of Tibet, is said to have possessed many occult powers such as the ability to walk, rest and sleep during levitating.

Such feats were said to be duplicated by the Brahmins and fakirs of India. Similar abilities were reportedly shared by the Ninja of Japan.

Within the Eastern traditions levitation is reportedly accomplished through such secret techniques of breathing and visualization. The techniques involve the employment of an universal life force and are called by various names such as: 'prana,''ch'i' and 'ki.'

Louis Jacolliot, a nineteenth-century French judge, traveled the East and wrote of his occult experiences. In "Occult Sciences in India and Among the Ancients" (1884, 1971) he describes the levitation of a fakir:

Taking an ironwood cane which I had brought from Ceylon, he leaned heavily upon it, resting his right hand upon the handle with his eyes fixed upon the ground. He the proceeded to utter the appropriate incantations...[and] rose gradually about two feet from the ground. His legs were crossed beneath him, and he made no change in his position, which was very like that of those bronze statues of Buddha...For more than twenty minutes I tried to see how (he) could thus fly in the face and eyes of all known laws of gravity...the stick gave him no visible support, and there was no apparent contact between that and his body, except through his right hand."



Jacolliot was further told by the Brahmins that the "supreme cause" of all phenomena was the 'agasa' ('akasha'), the vital fluid, "the moving thought of the universal soul, directing all souls," the force that the adepts learn to control.(See Akashic Records)

Throughout history the determining factor for judging whether the practice of levitation is caused by good or evil influenced seems to depend on the one doing the levitating. Simon Magus was judged evil while Saint Teresa was said to do it in states of rapture. During the Middle Ages and Renaissance levitation was thought to be a manifestation of evil. It was said to be an unusual phenomena generated by witchcraft, fairies, ghosts, or demons.

Even to the present levitation is often thought to be involved in cases of demonic possession. Many times beds, tables, chairs and other objects have been witnessed flying up into the air apparently by themselves. They frequently aimed themselves at the exorcist or his assistants.

In 1906 Clara Germana Cele, a sixteen year-old school girl from South Africa, was said to be demonic possessed. She raised up five feet in the air, sometimes vertically and sometimes horizontally. When sprinkled with holy water she came out of these states of possession. This was taken as proof of demonic possession.

Likewise, incidents of poltergeists and haunting often involve the levitation of objects.

Some physical mediums claimed to have experienced levitations. The most famous is Daniel Douglas Home, who reportedly did it over a forty-year period. In 1868 he was witnessed levitating out of a third-story window, and he floated back into the building through another window. When levitating Home was not always in a trance, but conscious and later described his feelings during the experiences.

Once he described "an electrical fulness (sic)" sensation in his feet. His arms became rigid and were drawn over his head, as though he was grasping an unseen power which was lifting him. He also levitated furniture and other objects.

The Catholic Church excommunicated Home as a sorcerer. Although he was never discovered to be a fraud like other mediums who used wires and other contraptions to levitate objects.

Italian medium Amedee Zuccarini was photographed levitating with his feet twenty feet off of a table.

Controlled experiments involving levitation are rare. During the 1960s and 1970s researchers reported some success in levitating tables under controlled conditions. The Soviet PK medium Nina Kulagina has been photographed levitating a small object between her hands.

Skeptics of levitation have came up with several theories as to its cause including hallucination, hypnosis, or fraud. These theories are not applicable to all incidents, however. The most likely and acceptable explanation is the Eastern theory of an existence of a force (simply, an universal force) which belongs to another, nonmaterial reality, and manifests itself in the material world.

The technique of "yogic flying" which consists of low hops while seated in the lotus meditating position has been achieved by advanced practitioners of Transcendental Meditation (TM). This has received worldwide publicity. The technique is claimed to be accomplished by maximizing coherence (orderliness) in brain-wave activity, which enables the brain to tap into the "unified field" of cosmic energy. However, skeptic say yogic flying is accomplished through muscular action. A.G.H.

Books You Might Enjoy:

Anonymous - Divination Spreads
Aleister Crowley - Great Drug Delusion
Phil Hine - Aspects Of Evocation
Aleister Crowley - Invocation
Aleister Crowley - International

Probably the most obvious characteristic of a witch was the ability to cast a spell, a "spell" being the word used to signify the means employed to accomplish a magical action. A spell could consist of a set of words, a formula or verse, or a ritual action, or any combination of these. The most important part of a spell is of course the energy the practitioner puts into it – this being done in a variety of ways by many different people. Spells traditionally were cast by many methods, such as by the inscription of runes or sigils on an object to give it magical powers; by the immolation or binding of a wax or clay image (poppet) of a person to affect him or her magically; by the recitation of incantations; by the performance of physical rituals; by the employment of magical herbs as amulets or potions; by gazing at mirrors, swords or other specula (scrying) for purposes of divination; and by many other means.

Doing magick can be fun and rewarding. The idea for a spell is anything your mind can conjure. Get ready to tap into a part of your brain that is seldom used so I have heard. The best knowledge you can get is from meditation. This takes lots of practice and patience. Spell casting is easy and fun.

There are steps you must take to be successful and remembering that they can back fire if your not careful. You should as the Gods for their assistance and proceed. First, you have the idea or intent for the spell (need to make sure your intent is clear). Second, you need to write your spell-I believe the better it rhymes the more impact it has. When you have written the spell itself you have manifested some of the energy for the final doing of the spell so choose your words wisely. Third, preparing for the spell, you gather your tools so to speak and find your private space to work the spell. Fourth, you set it all up and make your circle of protection.

Fifth, your space should be clean, you should be clean, and clothes are optional. Sixth, be sure to thank the Gods for their assistance and close your circle. Always remember the secret to your spell working is to believe it will work and it feels right. What ever you send out comes back to you three fold. So with harm to none your will be done.

I personally don't ever recommend a love spellthey go around the world before they actually get to your intended hearts desire. Just remember if you play with fire you will get burnt.

Within your circle there should be the four directions:
East color, yellow- element, air-good candle colors, yellow/white
South- color red-element fire-good candle colors, red/white
West-color blue-element water-good candle colors, blue/white
North-color green-element earth-good candle colors, green/brown/white
Gold is for the Gods and silver is for the Goddess. The goddess watches over the witches (there are no warlocks, sorry guys).
Common spell needs are money, fun, and a vehicle, to quit a habit, find a job, to just name a few. We all need something sometime. I have always believed if I need it I will have it. Lo and behold magick helps with my needs and desires and it can yours too.
I have done most of my reading from Silver Ravenwolf, Scott Cunningham and a lot of ideas from Buckland's complete book of Witchcraft. This will sound kind of Star Wars-Know the power is with you and it will be. I know inside myself if my spell will work or not. Give it a try and always remember what ever you send out will come back to you.

Books You Might Enjoy:

Al Selden Leif - Pagan Spells Bath Spells
Al Selden Leif - Pagan Spells Blessings Spells
Phil Hine - Aspects Of Evocation

SPELL TO BECOME CLOSER TO YOUR CAT

Preparation:
Work with brown candles. Take the following herbs and empower each with its
meaning and becoming closer to your pet/familiar in mind.
- Catnip - Helps create a bond between you
- Vervain - For Peace and Protection
- Gardenia - For Spirituality
- Saffron - For Strength
- Love Seed - For Friendship
- Passion Flower - For Friendship

Working:
Take 1/2 of the empowered herbs and wrap in a small square of brown cloth and
tie it off with a brown cord or string. Take the other half and make a smaller
sachet for your pet. Wear yours four days meditating with your pet at least once
a day.

You can tie the pets sachet on while meditating. After those four days take all
the herbs and burn as an incense while sharing a meal with your pet.

Books in PDF format to read:

Hermes Trismegistus - Book Xv Of Truth To His Son Tat
Howard Phillips Lovecraft - The Doom That Came To Sarnath

Good magic is a recent term used to distinguish itself in the public's mind from black magic. In black magic, spells are used completely for the spell caster's benefit at the expense of someone else. In good magic, the spells are usually to help someone else, but some can help the spell caster, although not to the point of hurting someone else.

Instructions How to Use Good Magic Spells

1.Decide what you want and write it down. Keep rewriting this desire into as few words as possible, or even make a symbol of this desire. Keep this paper or memorize it.
2.Choose a time to perform the spell. The best way to time a spell is by the phase of the moon. A waxing moon brings something to you, while a waning moon sends something away. A full moon is great for all-purpose spells. Look at an almanac to determine when the best moon phase will occur.
3.Choose your spell components or ingredients. These can be colors, candles, found objects, natural objects, crystals, spices, herbs, a photograph or figurines. These can be as simple or as complex as you wish. Usually, you pick some object to represent your desire and another to mark the beginning or the ending of the spell.
4.Write down the spell or copy it out of a spell book or a website. Feel free to change a spell as you would a cooking recipie. Write down when you are to perform the spell.
5.Select an undisturbed area where you can perform the spell--a room or a corner of a garden, for example. Some people just do the entire thing inside of their heads. Turn off the phone and make sure others leave you alone. Make sure the spell area is neat, tidy and does not have any distracting smells.
6.Gather your spell materials, your slip of paper with the desire (if needed), your book of shadows (or grimoire) if you have one and the spell instructions.
7.Take a deep breath and believe that the spell will work. Keep that feeling of certainty in your mind as you perform the spell.
8.Make some sort of offering as thanks to the universe. This could be feeding the birds, making a donation to charity or any other good deed that comes along.

Tips And Warnings

- Spells done inside of your head through imagination can often be just as powerful as actually performing the spell. It is good to get used to actually doing spells in order to make your imagination more effective. As you become more experienced in spell craft, you will no longer need to actually perform a ritual. Your wish and your belief that it will work be enough.
- Never do Love Spells to get a specific person to fall in love with you. These always backfire. It's best just to do a spell for love in general. Don't expect instant results like you see on TV shows or the movies. That does not happen. Spells are to be used in conjunction with practical activities. For example, if you do a spell to find a job, you do actually have to apply for jobs and go on interviews.

Books You Might Enjoy:

Dion Fortune - Ceremonial Magic Unveiled
Anonymous - Hypnotism Spells
Simon - The Necronomicon Spellbook
Anonymous - Book Of Spells
Anonymous - White Magic Spells

White magic is a belief system that embodies good energy, health and healing. It's filled with everything black magic lacks: great karma, good spells, bountiful peace and a system of rituals and spells that promote tranquility and love. If you'd like to spread some harmony and healing during these stressful times, get mellow, practice kindness and spread love and good tidings among friends and family. Here's the best part: You can start practicing immediately since no license is required.

Instructions

1.Learn all you can about the various aspects of white magic. The practice can be layered in spellbinding language and may include charms and rituals, so devotees recommend devoting as much time to learning about it as you would any other life-changing practice.
2.Make white magic a regular part of your day. Adopt a male and/or a female spirit of your choosing and "consult" with them regularly during daily tasks to confer blessings--in the form of positive energy--into everything with which you come into contact. Build these internal reserves as you practice White Magic and you will be able to dispel negativity.
3.Invest in a beautiful journal and turn it into your Book of Shadows. This personal diary exists to accompany you as you use white magic to record and expand upon all of your experiences. As you explore the art of casting spells, use this journal to keep an accurate record of your spiritual growth.
4.Construct a mental bridge between your mind and nature. Practicing white magic is all about tying a ribbon around that relationship so you understand how closely the two are tied together. Good deeds like planting flowers, taking time to admire a sunset or picking fruit for those who have no food offers opportunities to understand how intertwined all of life can be.
5.Explore introspection and get in touch with the peace it brings when you reserve snippets of the day for meditation. Because white magic is focused upon bringing good energy into your life and the lives of those you love, quiet times offer opportunities for you to use your powers to comfort, enrich, enhance and better the lives of significant others.
6.Accept the fact that your greatest feats of magic will be those that come from your heart and soul. Conjuring a spell or creating a ritual can't affect the outcome of a situation unless you believe that your power is strong enough to make it so.
7.Never use white magic to manipulate, threaten or harm. Such actions have been known to backfire badly, turning white into Black Magic and cursing the practitioner for abusing the gift. Remember that there's a lot of common sense built into the practice of white magic. The Golden Rule may not have originated with early proponents, but this principle is implicit in the practice. Spells you send out will always come back to you.
8.Cast spells only after you have thoroughly examined your heart because once cast, a spell can't be rescinded. If you're considering a spell but you're not quite sure it's ready to be cast, revisit Step 5. Turning inward and meditating upon the magic you are about to make will always serve you well.

Books You Might Enjoy:

Ophiel - The Art Practice Of Caballa Magic
Cassandra Eason - A Practical Guide To Witchcraft And Magic Spells
Anonymous - White Magic Spells

Here, you can learn how to make spells that have never even worked before work for you. These aren't magick tricks, this is you this 'magick' as we call it is a part of you that has been released. Use this funny guide to see how to release it.

1.Think positive. Think: "I can do this. I will and I can." It works every time but you have to will for it to work at the same time. For example, it's no good saying: "It will work it will" while thinking "can this work?". It's just a trick.

2.Create the spell. Now you are thinking in a positive way, use your skill to make the spell work.

3.Make sure you have done the spell right. Leave enough time so as you go though the spell twice to make sure you haven't done anything wrong. If you have not followed it according to the proper manner, the spell may not work properly, or at all.

4.Wait. Your spell may take a couple of days to take hold.

Warnings

* Do not misuse spells for negative purposes.
* If you are performing spells for medical reasons, don't stop seeing the health professionals. Spells should only be in addition to professional health assistance, not in place of. Spells do not cure cancer or terminal illnesses but you may benefit psychologically from the positive feelings of well-being of being amongst people who are supportive as you carry out spells according to your own beliefs.
* Know the uses of plants and their safety factors if you are using them in spells, especially as potions for drinking or as ointments. Some are very poisonous and should neither be taken nor smeared on skin. If in doubt, do not use.
* While casting the spell, bear in mind the Law of Threefold Return: "Ever mind the Rule of Three, what you give comes back to thee." Be certain that your work will benefit all concerned, and not harm anybody.

Tips

* Why is there a "k" in magick in this article? wiccans add the "k" to demonstrate the difference between real magic and magic tricks.
* For such spells that use herbs, here is a list of herbs you may need for the creating spells. The list provides the herb and its properties:
* Onion: Gets rid of age spots
* Ginkgo: Alertness
* Aloe Vera: Allergic Reactions
* Anti Aging: Broccoli, Ginkgo, Ginseng, Green Tea.
* Anxiety: St. John's Wort, Lavender, Poppy, Valerian.
* Asthma: Aloe Vera, Chamomile, Eucalyptus, Evening Primrose, Feverfew, Ginkgo, Plantain, Marjoram, Valerian
* Back Pain: Lavender, St. John's Wort
* Back Pain (due to kidney problems): Hydrangea
* Bacterial (Anti) Eucalyptus, Green Tea, Lavender, Lemon Balm
* Bedwetting: Valerian
* Bee Stings: Bee Balm, Calendula, Dandelion, Lavender, Parsley, Plantain, Savory (Summer)
* Bladder (overall health): Ground Ivy, Hydrangea, Plantain, Uva Ursi
* Bladder Infections: Garlic, Goldenrod, Hydrangea, Parsley, Uva Ursi
* Bleeding: Cayenne, Periwinkle, Yarrow
* Blisters: Aloe Vera, Calendula, Lavender, Plantain
* Bloating: Bee Balm, Evening Primrose, Oregano, Uva Ursi
* Blood Circulation (increase): Ginkgo, Periwinkle
* Blood Oxygen (increase): Periwinkle
* Blood Pressure (lower): Chervil, Chives, Garlic, Green Tea, Onion, Periwinkle, Tomato, Valerian
* Blood Pressure (regulate): Ginseng, Green Tea
* Blood Purifier: Echinacea
* Blood Sugar Normalizer: Aloe Vera, Beans, Ginseng, Green Tea, Plantain
* Blood Thinner: Garlic
* Boils: Eucalyptus, Plantain
* Bowels - Inflammatory Disease Green Tea
* Breath Freshener Anise, Fennel, Lavender, Parsley
* Breast - Increase Mother's Milk Dill, Fennel
* Breast - Fullness while Nursing Dill, Fennel
* Breast Pain - Pre-Menstrual Evening Primrose
* Bronchitis Borage, Eucalyptus, Hyssop, Chamomile, Oregano, Plantain, Poppy, St. John's Wort, Thyme, Violet
* Bruises Bay, Borage, Calendula, Caraway, Cornflower, Feverfew, Hydrangea, Hyssop, Lavender, Plantain, Sage, St. John's Wort, Rosemary
* Burns - Aloe Vera, Calendula, Chamomile, Echinacea, Eucalyptus, Hydrangea, Lavender, Onion, Plantain, St. John's Wort, Yarrow
* Callouses Dandelion
* Cancer - Breast: Broccoli, Green Tea
* Cancer - Colon: Broccoli
* Cancer - Esophageal Green Tea
* Cancer - General Aloe Vera, Periwinkle
* Cancer - Liver Green Tea
* Cancer - Lung Aloe Vera, Broccoli
* Cancer - Pancreatic Green Tea
* Cancer - Preventative Broccoli, Carrot, Tarragon, Tomato
* Cancer - Prostate Aloe Vera, Fennel, Green Tea
* Cancer - Rectal Broccoli
* Cancer - Skin Green Tea
* Cancer - Stomach Aloe Vera, Broccoli, Garlic, Green Tea
* Cancer - Testicular Periwinkle
* Cancer - Treatment Aloe Vera, Echinacea, Lantana, Violet
* Canker Sores - Goldenseal, Lavender
* Cardiovascular Disease - Ginkgo, Green Tea
* Cerebral vein and artery ilator Periwinkle
* Chicken Pox - Calendula, Lantana
* Cholesterol (lower)- Beans, Evening Primrose, Garlic, Lemongrass, Onion, Tomato
* Circulatory Problems- Evening Primrose, Lemongrass
* Cirrhosis Aloe Vera, Dandelion, Evening Primrose
* Cognitive Function - Improve Ginkgo, Periwinkle
* Cold- Angelica, Anise, Bee Balm, Cayenne, Chamomile, Echinacea, Eucalyptus, Feverfew, Garlic, Goldenrod, Ground Ivy, Horehound, Lantana, Lavender, Marjoram, Plantain, Poppy, Radish, Rosemary, Violet, Yarrow
* Be certain that you are working within the bounds of The wiccan Rede : "An it harm NONE, do as thou wilt."


Books You Might Enjoy:

Tarostar - The Witchs Spellcraft Revised
Naomi Janowitz - Magic In The Roman World
Richard Johnson - The Zodiac Stellar Stories
Thomas Moore - Candle Magick For Love
Simon - The Necronomicon Spellbook

While magic in and of itself is neither good nor bad, the intent of the spell caster is described in terms of color. Black magic is used to injure or destroy, while white magic is used only for the purpose of good. white magic spells are cast to heal and help both yourself and others. When cast correctly, they bring light into the world in an uplifting manner. Creating and casting White Magic Spells will focus your thoughts and intentions as you send your energy out into the universe. There are as many ways to generate magic as there are people who practice it, but some basic guidelines can provide a general framework for creating your own ritual to do White Magic spells.

Instructions

1.Create a sacred space. Find a location in which you feel relaxed and peaceful. Set out a small table and cover it with a white cloth. This will serve as your altar for spell casting. The color of the cloth can be changed according to the spell being cast: For love, it should be pink or red; for money, it should be green; and for success, it should be yellow. White stands for protection and peace and is a good general color.
2.Decide what your intention is. What do you want to accomplish? Be as specific as possible. It is better to say, "I want clear skin and healthy hair", than it is to say, "I want to look better." Remember, this is white magic, and your purpose should be for the good of someone else or yourself. Remove any trace of negativity from your thought process.
3.Find your tools. Light candles in the appropriate color for the purpose of your spell. Choose herbs, crystal, incense or essential oils to help invoke the proper spirits and focus energies. For example, lavender, vanilla and honeysuckle are used in love spells, while alfalfa and cloves are used in friendship spells. A common tool is the ritual dagger, or athame. The athame is used to cast the ritual circle, and is never actually used to cut anything.
4.Write the spell. Name it according to what it should do (and yes, it needs to rhyme). When you are finished, keep it private, as this keeps the energy focused and does not allow any negativity to influence your work. The spell can be as long or as short as you like. If you're having trouble, borrow an established spell. (See Resources.)
5.Decide when to cast your spell. Many people like to cast spells when there is a full moon, because that is when there is the most energy available to work with. However, this is not always convenient. You can cast a spell at any time; however, for it to be as effective as a full-moon spell, you may have to cast it more than once.
6.Cast the circle. The space you are using to cast your spell should be cleaned and sprinkled with salt ater prior to use. Once this is done, use your athame, wand or finger to draw a large circle around you--approximately 9 feet in diameter. If you like, you can define the outline of the circle with candles or stones.
7.Invoke the four elements. Begin by facing East and asking Air to join you in your spell casting and watch over you while you work. Then turn South and ask the same favor from Fire. Face West and ask for the help of Water. Finally, turn to the North and call upon Earth.
8.Light a candle and ask any spirits or deities who seem particularly suitable to your cause to join you. Then thank them for protecting you, guiding your energy and adding their own energy to your spell.
9.Chant your spell and perform whatever rituals you feel will strengthen it. Be sure to end your spell with "so mote it be," as this closes the spell. Ask the universe to hear you and to turn your wishes into reality. Describe your desires in great detail. Thank the universe for listening to you. Offer some token of gratitude.
10.Face North and say, "Spirit of the Earth, my ritual is now complete. I bid you farewell." Repeat while turning counterclockwise moving from North to West, to South, to East, bidding the elements farewell.
11.Blow out the candle. Bow your head before your altar and say, "I declare this circle closed. So mote it be." Complete the closing by ringing a bell.

Books You Might Enjoy:

John Dee - Enochian Magic Spanish Translation
Tarostar - The Witchs Spellcraft Revised
Thomas Moore - Candle Magick For Love
Kathryn Paulsen - Witches Potions And Spells
Simon - The Necronomicon Spellbook

Divorce Spells should be used in extreme cases for example if your husband has disturbed you a lot and you are tired of his tortures, you need a divorce but he is not giving you and thus your life had become miserable in such cased you may go for these powerful Spells.
Divorce Spells can also be used to prevent a divorce, if there are people who are not happy with your happy family life and are trying different ways to separate you and so are insisting on a divorce then these Divorce Spells should be used to protect you from all such evil people so that you may have a very happy and secured married life.

This is potion to stop loving someone. Here's the ingredents: ginger, cinamon, salt, pepper, lemon, water and rose petals. Now here's the tools you will need: black candle, something to light the candle with, spoon to stir with and a rock and cup. Now light the candle and say one time: dark sides make me stop loving this man/woman Name(say full name).Then Take all of the ingredients and put into the cup but before drinking say this 3 times: With this potion I banish my feelings for (say his/her full name) Forever. Now drink the potion.Then Put the rock at the foot of your bed (that will turn your love for him/her feelings into hatered). Now the spell is done, but it only works for some people and there's no guarantee that it will work for everyone.




Books You Might Enjoy:

Dion Fortune - The Mystical Qabalah
Aj Drew - Wicca Spellcraft For Men
John Yarker - Arcane Schools
Dion Fortune - Psychic Self Defense
Simon - The Necronomicon Spellbook

Samhain represents, among other things, the end of the harvest season. If you haven't picked it by Samhain, you probably won't be eating it! The gardens have died off by now, and where we once saw lush green plants, there is nothing left but dry and dead stalks. The perennials have shut down for the season too, going dormant so that they may return to us in the spring. Animals are brought in from the fields for the winter -- and if you've ever had a spider come wandering into your living room one chilly October night, you know that even the insects are trying to find a place to stay warm.

Difficulty: Average
Time Required: Varied
Here's How:
1.If we had lived a few hundreds of years ago, we would not only have brought our cows and sheep in from the pastures. Most likely we'd slaughter a few of them, as well as some pigs and goats, smoking the meat so it would last through the cold months. Our grain that we picked back at Lughnasadh has been baked into bread, and all of our herbs have been gathered, and hang from the rafters in the kitchen. The harvest is over, and now it's time to settle in for winter with the coziness of a warm fireplace, heavy blankets, and big pots of comfort food on the stovetop.

2.If you want to celebrate Samhain as the time of harvest's end, you can do so as a single ritual, or as the first of three days of ceremony. If you don't have a permanent altar in place, set up a table to leave in place for the three days prior to Samhain. This will act as a your family's temporary altar for the Sabbat. Decorate the altar with symbols of late fall, such as:

•Skulls, skeletons, grave rubbings, ghosts
•Harvest food such as pumpkins, squash, root vegetables
•Nuts and berries, dark breads
•Dried leaves and acorns
•A cornucopia filled with an abundance of fruit and veggies
•Mulled cider, wine, or mead

3.To begin your ceremony, prepare a meal for the family -- and this is something that everyone can get involved in. Put emphasis on fruits and vegetables, and wild game meat if available. Also make sure you have a loaf of a dark bread like rye or pumpernickel and a cup of apple cider or wine. Set the dinner table with candles and a fall centerpiece, and put all the food on the table at once. Consider the dinner table a sacred space.

4.Gather everyone around the table, and say:

Tonight is the first of three nights,
on which we celebrate Samhain.
It is the end of the harvest, the last days of summer,
and the cold nights wait on the other side for us.
The bounty of our labor, the abundance of the harvest,
the success of the hunt, all lies before us.
We thank the earth for all it has given us this season,
and yet we look forward to winter,
a time of sacred darkness.
5.Take the cup of cider or wine, and lead everyone outside. Make this a ceremonial and formal occasion. If you have a vegetable garden, great! Go there now -- otherwise, just find a nice grassy spot in your yard. Each person in the family takes the cup in turn and sprinkles a little bit of cider onto the earth, saying:

Summer is gone, winter is coming.
We have planted and
we have watched the garden grow,
we have weeded,
and we have gathered the harvest.
Now it is at its end.

6.If you have any late-fall plants still waiting to be picked, gather them up now. Collect a bundle of dead plants and use them to make a straw man or woman. If you follow a more masculine path, he may be your King of Winter, and rule your home until spring returns. If you follow the Goddess in her many forms, make a female figure to represent the Goddess as hag or crone in winter.

Once that is done, go back inside and bring your King of Winter into your home with much pomp and circumstance. Place him on your table and prop him up with a plate of his own, and when you sit down to eat, serve him first.

7.Begin your meal with the breaking of the dark bread, and make sure you toss a few crumbs outside for the birds afterwards. Keep the King of Winter in a place of honor all season long -- you can put him back outside in your garden on a pole to watch over next spring's seedlings, and eventually burn him at your Beltane celebration.

When you are finished with your meal, put the leftovers out in the garden. Wrap up the evening by playing games, such as bobbing for apples or telling spooky stories before a bonfire.

What You Need:
•A table to use as your Samhain altar
•Decorations that represent the late autumn season
•A meal with lots of veggies, fruit, and bread
•A cup of wine or cider

Books You Might Enjoy:

Anonymous - Rituals Of The Societas Rosicrucianis In Anglia
Eliphas Levi - The Ritual Of Transcendental Magic
Talismagick - Love Spells And Rituals For Love And Relationships
Andrew Lang - Myth Ritual And Religion

Everyone has a certain amount of intuitiveness or feelings that we contribute to our “gut." This is our psychic ability manifesting itself. There are ways for us to be more attuned to ourselves and boost our psychic abilities. This spell may just enhance your psychic abilities.

Instructions How To Cast Psychic Spells.

1.Prepare your alter. Place a clean white cloth over a level surface. Any small table or square area will do. Place the white candle at the top left of the alter cloth. Place the purple candle on the top right area of the alter cloth. Place the cauldron containing warm water in the center of the cloth. Place a plate with fresh fruit and flowers in the bottom center of the cloth.
2.Place a protective circle around yourself and the alter with salt. Once you complete the circle say the following invocation.Air, Fire, Water, Earth...Elements of the astral birth,I call you now, attend to me.In the circle rightly cast, Safe from psychic curse or blast,I call you now attend to me.From cave and desert, sea and hill...By wand, blade, cup and pentacle...I call you now attend to me.This is my will so mote it be.
3.Sprinkle the herbs, cedar, sage, cinnamon, and basil into the cauldron of warm water. Water should be warm enough to cause some heat to rise upon sprinkling of the herbs. Light both candles, and pick up the offering plate with fruit or flowers and present this to the representations of the Goddess and God.
4.Say the following incantation:Open the door to my inner life.Reveal past, present and future to me.Open the door to my inner life,That my way and path may be free.Send me your cosmic fireTo light my pathway and be clear.Give me a sign that is not of mineTo show that your presence is here.Open my inner self to my heart and soulThat there may be a clear path and told,To set my heart and soul free.This is my will so mote it be.
5.Pick up the cauldron, and hold it toward the white candle. Hold it toward the purple candle. Replace it on the alter cloth. Allow it to remain until the next ritual is done.
6.Snuff out both candles, and give thanks to both God and Goddess

Tips And Warnings
- This spell should be cast within a week prior to the full moon. The ritual should be repeated nightly for at least three nights in a row for it to be most successful.
- Make sure that the water in the cauldron is not too hot as this can lead to burns if liquid is sloshed out of the cauldron when using it in the ritual.
- Always make sure that you snuff candles out when not in use.
- Never leave candles burning unattended as these can be a fire hazard.

Books You Might Enjoy:

Tarostar - The Witchs Spellcraft Revised
Nicolas Schreck - Demons Of The Flesh
Kathryn Paulsen - Witches Potions And Spells
Dion Fortune - Psychic Self Defense