Enchanting Books
I love to enchant things, books included. They hold such majesty and magic within them, anyway, so I feel that it may as well be harnessed and redirected into something equally as great!
It’s very simple in terms of energy work and what you need, so I’ll make the intro short and sweet: grab a book, practice with energy and enchanting, and determine your intent!
In order to enchant a book in the most effective way, you should choose one with an intent or connotation to what you plan to instill within it. For example, if I wanted to give a book the ability to help the reader leave their troubles behind for a while, I may choose a book such as The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, The Hobbit, or even something unrelated that I know would give the reader the desired affect (assuming you know them personally or are the intended reader).
I tend to carry books around with me, so I will choose comforting or ‘home-y’ books to read or hold while I am away from home. Some of these books are classically cozy, but others are unexpectedly put in that category because of my own life experiences.
Some ideas for you to use when enchanting books of any kind include, but are of course not limited to:
Enchant...
Textbooks to aid in...
memory and retention of info
energy and motivation in academics
peace during stressful exam seasons
Cookbooks to aid in...
inspiration to open and use them
the retention of learned skills
the memory to complete a recipe without having to keep looking at the page/focus
the radiation of happiness and warmth in your kitchen
Novels to aid in...
peace, relaxation, and tranquility no matter where you open it
focus or attentiveness if you want to read but are struggling with staying on task
feeling safe and secure in a new place (i.e., a school, home, etc.)
feeling regal (in regards to stories about royalty)
feeling strong and adventurous (in regards to stories about expeditions and adventures)
feeling creative (in regard to whimsical novels and stories)
Poetry anthologies to aid in...
eloquence and powerful language
beauty in your presentations or speeches
courage in expressing yourself boldly and unapologetically
feeling ethereal or soft (depending heavily on the book)
coping with feelings
attracting love, strength, etc.
Please feel free to add on to this post with your own ideas, experiences, and tips! Have fun enchanting your library!
Love, Bronwyn
