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Witchcraft & Music!

Many witches use music to aid in their craft; music can help boost your energy, put an edge to your spell, get you in the right mood, help connect you to your deity/energies/elements/etc, and just create a good atmosphere!

Remember, you don’t have to use just whimsical spiritual music with lots of flute and wind noises. Any music can be used for magic, from pop to rock to classical to jazz. Use music that you connect with and works well with what your doing! When doing a spell for strength, and the song Boss Ass Bitch makes you laugh and feel ridiculous, don’t use it. But if it makes you feel empowered and confident, perfect! You don’t have to be a pop culture pagan to use songs like that, just use whatever feels right. 

There are an infinite number of ways you can use music. 

while reading tarot, to put you in ‘the zone’

while dancing, to heighten your energies and unify your body

while performing curses, to sharpen and manifest your rage

to make your will more specific when doing luck spells

to cover up the sound of your verbal spells or chanting (if you’re not out as a witch)

to feel more connected to your deity 

while meditating to drown out the world

Music is an invaluable resource, and for people whose music is a big part of their life, it can be a perfect asset for their witchcraft!

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