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Casting a Circle
The Purposes of a Circle A sacred circle has several purposes, the most significant of which is to define an area where formal ritual work can be performed. A circle is a place in which the rules and conditions are different to that of the everyday world. A circle is not a barrier, but a doorway to another world. To contain any magickal energy raised and to prevent its dissipation until it has been used up is another purpose of the circle. The sacred circle does not need to be physically represented (drawn or marked on the ground), it just needs to be visualized. The circle is a spiritual entity.
The Sabbats of Wicca
Learn Wicca / Wicca 101 / Faerie Tradition Because witches honor nature, they have eight festivals, or Sabbats, that mark the year as it turns through its seasons. The following is basic information about these Sabbats, and includes both standard Wiccan information as well as my personal Sabbat lore and experiences, in other words, what I perceive the Sabbats to be. Samhain happens near Halloween and is when the Wiccan year begins. My altar cloth is black, because we are in the time of year that is dark.
Magickal Evocation and Invocation
Magickal Evocation and Invocation There are basically two ways of summoning an entity or working with energy: "Evocation" and "Invocation." Spiritual evocation is summoning an entity whether it be a Demon, spirit, deceased person, elemental, or energy, and the being appears outside of the operator.
Celtic Knot Pumpkins
There are eight elementary knots which form the basis of nearly all the interlaced patterns in Celtic decorative art. Two of the elementary knots are derived from a three-cord plait, and the remaining six from a four-cord plait. Before the Christian influence on the Celts (about 450 A.D.), the only known Celtic artwork consisted of geometrical patterns such as spirals, key patterns, and step patterns.
The Hidden Children of the Goddess, don't worry, Goddess Has Your Back
The Pentagram and the Five Elements When we begin a ritual and call in the Elements, we are inviting them to protect us and help us with something we want in life. For example, if I’m doing a ritual related to love, I may invoke Water because it focuses on emotions. I may want to bring passion to some situation in my life, and I would then invoke Fire. How do we invoke an Element?
*Magical Recipes Online* Your free online Magazine on Witchcraft, Occultism & Ancient Recipes: How to invoke the Phoenix, the Sacred Bird of Fire.
Ancient Egyptian Spells, Rituals and Magic: How to Invoke the Sacred Phoenix, the Bennu Birdhow to call Phoenix for Sun's & Fire's Blessings What can someone write and say about the Sacred Phoenix, the Holy Bird Spirit, the King of Fire, the Great commander and Father of the Salamanders. As you have already read in the most detailed article of the Web, the Phoenix is the Soul of the Sun (Ba of Ra, the Sun God), the personification of the Circle of Sun, a symbol common in every ancient and great civilization. Although Phoenix is not worshipped as God, he is a universally respected Spirit summoned for inspiration and blessings!
Chants, Blessings, Prayers and Charms
A Spell to Cast Away Darkness Belisama Fire 2001 In the center of the darkest storm, Is a brilliant rainbow, bright and warm. Look past the darkness that you see,
