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Books and writing and time
Books and writing and time
I apologize for the rambling, but Iâm currently in a âblog every day, especially if I feel I have nothing to sayâ phase, which makes me sloppy and unfocused. Itâs also National Novel Writing Month, which leaves me a little mentally fried. I started reading the first book of The Dresden Files last night, after resolving that next year I really am going to write my supernatural thriller series. IâŠ
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Halloween Pictures!
Halloween was kind of exhausting this year, with everything a bit too last minute, and shitty weather that made it hard to set up the day before the party. But we ploughed through these various obstacles, and plenty of people braved the cold to come hang out with us. Iâm pretty worn out, and today is the first day of National Novel Writing Month, so here is a post of pictures of the decorations!âŠ
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Cardboard Madness
Yesterdayâs big project was an engineering feat of pure madness, but now my tombstone template exists and nothing can stop me. Apologies for the terrible picture. Iâll make it up to you when I get good shots of the graveyard. Today Iâm tackling the gothic windows backdrop, which looks amazing in my head. I also have to do a big thrifting run to find some last minute things (like my costume). WeâŠ
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It's finally cold enough for synthetic fiber yoga pants
Itâs finally cold enough for synthetic fiber yoga pants
The shivering started halfway through my frozen fruit smoothie, and I had to put on house shoes and a sweater in order to finish breakfast. The temperature dropped to 41 F last night, which means I can wear clothes made out of things besides cotton or linen and not feel like Iâm dying. Praise the gods, the weather has truly cooled off in Texas. Something about the shift into fall seems to wake meâŠ
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We got my mother a black cat Halloween candy bowl...
Itâs no longer hers.
Itâs the catâs now.
Late 18th Century Swiss verge gold and enamel pearl set watch in the form of a stag beetle.
Source: http://thesupplemental.com/index.php/the-gallery-of-object-lessons-past/
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mini magic! my favourite
That is so much fun.
Basic Tools of the Craft
There are tools that are essential to every religion. And they are usually ceremonial tools that aid in a practitionerâs spiritual journey. Buddhists have their bells, while Christians have their cross. While not a requirement to each one practicing a religion, having the tools strengthen your dedication.
Witchcraft has a wide range of tools, and most are usually those that are placed on an altar, and each almost always represents an element.
What you decide to procure will really depend on your beliefs and what you are comfortable with. It is also important to know that your tools should be treated with respect and reverence since each represents a divine element.
Here are just some of the tools a witch could have at his or her person or altar:
THE ATHAME An Athame is a dagger traditionally with a black handle that is used to cast a circle. It should never be used for cutting or to cause physical harm. The athame represents masculine energy and the element of fire.
THE CHALICE The chalice witches use can come in a goblet styles, or simply any mug and cup, and is used to hold water or wine, which is to be drank after a ritual. The chalice on your altar also represents the element of water.
THE WAND The wand that you use can come in any material that you feel a connection to: wood, bone, or metal. A witchâs wand is very personal, so much so that many Wiccans prefer to fashion themselves their own wand that suits their taste and represents their personality or character. Another option is to buy a Magic Wand. The wand is used to direct energies during a ritual, and represents the element of air.
THE PENTACLE The pentacle is a very powerful and protective symbol in Wicca. On an altar, it can come in the form of either a pendant or a platen. The pentacle represents earth, and is used to cleanse yourself, your surroundings, and all other items on your altar.
You can also use a Pentacle necklace on your altar.
THE CAULDRON Like the chalice, the cauldron represents the element of water. A cauldron can hold many things like water, herbs, incense, and candles, and is very useful when it comes to rituals involving burning and creating small fires. The preferred material for the pot-bellied cauldrons is cast iron. This is mainly due to the fact that cast iron cauldrons can take the heat and donât crack under high temperatures.
THE BELLS Bells are used to mark passages in a ritual. Try taking a look at spells, youâll notice most require you to ring a bell once or twice, and also ask you to ring your bell to mark the beginning and the end of a ritual.
THE CANDLES Candles represent the element of fire. A pair of candles also symbolizes the God and the Goddess.
THE BOWLS Having a bowl on your altar represents the element of earth. A bowl can hold water, sea salt, and oils. It is important to have a bowl that can hold sea salt, since a small bowl of sea salt on your altar can cleanse your other tools for magick, and also any possession you have that you feel is holding negative energy.
Smudging bowls are essential for magickal working.
INCENSE
Incense symbolizes the element of air. It is used to clear energy, cleanse, and call in energies.
THE CRYSTALS Each crystal holds a different energy. Crystals enhance the power of your spells, and keeping a variety of crystals on your altar will help you in various rituals.
THE BROOM A broom is very symbolic of sweeping energy and keeping negative and unwanted energies out of your space.
There are so many more tools in Witchcraft that you can use to enhance your spiritual journey and your magickal workings. What I mentioned are just the essentials, and you can add to them as you progress in your journey.
Before you begin using each tool, it is important that you clear and cleanse it. And make sure that you treat each with respect and care, as it represents a divine element. Some witches, including myself, donât allow others to touch their tools and crystals and supplies to prevent any unwanted energy from absorbing into these things. You can make the choice yourself for your items obviously, but keep in mind that you should keep your tools and supplies full of light energies!
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