Ingredients:
Salt
Wine or Juice
Water
Candle
Sprinle the salt on the floor and stand on it.
Light the candle.
Mix the water and wine togethe.
Meditate on the reason for performing the self blessing.
Say:
Bless me, Mother for I am thy child.
Anoint eyes with water/wine mixture.
Say:
Blessed be my eyes, that I amy see thy path.
Anoint nose.
Say:
Blessed be my nose, that I may breathe thy essence.
Anoint mouth.
Say:
Blessed be my mouth, that I may speak of thee.
Anoint breast.
Say:
Blessed be my breasts, that I may be faithful in my works.
Anoint loins.
Say:
Blessed be my lions, which bring forth the life
of humanity as thou hast brought forth all creation.
Anoint feet.
Say:
Blessed be my feet, that I may walk in thy ways.
Meditate for a little while before leaving.
Showing posts with label Blessing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blessing. Show all posts
Thursday, February 17, 2011
A Blessing for Those Without Self-Worth
by Mama Rose.
You are worthy, you are good, you are bright, you are a blessing.
You are worthy in your skin and worthy in your hair.
You are worthy in your flesh and worthy in your bone.
You are worthy in your hands and worthy in your feet.
You are worthy in your mouth and worthy in your anus.
You are good in your heart and good in your belly.
You are good in your work and good in your play.
You are good in your relations and good in your alonenesses.
You are good in your beliefs and good in your skepticisms.
You are good in your ancestry and good in your progeny.
You are bright in your spirit and bright in your flesh.
You are bright in your emotions and bright in your thoughts.
You are bright in your dreams and bright in your waking.
You are bright in the desert and bright in the city.
You are bright among friends and bright among strangers.
You are a blessing to your parents and a blessing to your siblings.
You are a blessing to strangers and a blessing to friends.
You are a blessing in your home and a blessing on the street.
You are a blessing in your words and a blessing in your deeds.
You are a blessing in your work and a blessing in your play.
[place name here], you are worthy.
[place name here], you are good.
[place name here], you are bright.
[place name here], you are a blessing.
Mother make it, Lover witness it, I have said it, so mote it be.
You are worthy, you are good, you are bright, you are a blessing.
You are worthy in your skin and worthy in your hair.
You are worthy in your flesh and worthy in your bone.
You are worthy in your hands and worthy in your feet.
You are worthy in your mouth and worthy in your anus.
You are good in your heart and good in your belly.
You are good in your work and good in your play.
You are good in your relations and good in your alonenesses.
You are good in your beliefs and good in your skepticisms.
You are good in your ancestry and good in your progeny.
You are bright in your spirit and bright in your flesh.
You are bright in your emotions and bright in your thoughts.
You are bright in your dreams and bright in your waking.
You are bright in the desert and bright in the city.
You are bright among friends and bright among strangers.
You are a blessing to your parents and a blessing to your siblings.
You are a blessing to strangers and a blessing to friends.
You are a blessing in your home and a blessing on the street.
You are a blessing in your words and a blessing in your deeds.
You are a blessing in your work and a blessing in your play.
[place name here], you are worthy.
[place name here], you are good.
[place name here], you are bright.
[place name here], you are a blessing.
Mother make it, Lover witness it, I have said it, so mote it be.
White Candle Spell for Blessing
Get a white candle-either a plain one (offertory, pillar, or taper) or a figural one in the gender of the person you want to bless.
Carve the person's full name on the candle, then dress it with Blessing Oil or Holy Oil.
For more power, you may place a name-paper of the person, or a photo, or some personal item of theirs (such as a bit of hair or a snippet of clothing) either under the candle or next to it. One easy way to do this is to place the paper or personal concerns under an overturned saucer and put the candle on top of the saucer.
Burn a portion of the candle every day for seven days, pinching it out between burnings. As you light it each day, say this
[Name], may you be blessed
May all good things come to you\
May nothing whatsoever harm you
May your heart be light
May your travels be safe
May your health be good
May your mind be sound
May your friendships sustain you
May you be blessed in every way
If you have a special request for this person (such as that they find a lover, get a good job, come home safely from a war, or whatever), just add it to the list.
Some people use a large pillar-type candle and keep it going for longer than seven days.
They may make a habit of burning such a candle every day-or once a week, on Sundays -- for as long as their friend or relative needs help, even doing so for months at a time.
If the candle is large and it is to be burned in this way, it should be re-dressed with Blessing Oil or Holy Oil once a week: after the initial dressing, you can drop a tiny bit of oil into the "well" or hole in such a large candle just before lighting it each time.
Carve the person's full name on the candle, then dress it with Blessing Oil or Holy Oil.
For more power, you may place a name-paper of the person, or a photo, or some personal item of theirs (such as a bit of hair or a snippet of clothing) either under the candle or next to it. One easy way to do this is to place the paper or personal concerns under an overturned saucer and put the candle on top of the saucer.
Burn a portion of the candle every day for seven days, pinching it out between burnings. As you light it each day, say this
[Name], may you be blessed
May all good things come to you\
May nothing whatsoever harm you
May your heart be light
May your travels be safe
May your health be good
May your mind be sound
May your friendships sustain you
May you be blessed in every way
If you have a special request for this person (such as that they find a lover, get a good job, come home safely from a war, or whatever), just add it to the list.
Some people use a large pillar-type candle and keep it going for longer than seven days.
They may make a habit of burning such a candle every day-or once a week, on Sundays -- for as long as their friend or relative needs help, even doing so for months at a time.
If the candle is large and it is to be burned in this way, it should be re-dressed with Blessing Oil or Holy Oil once a week: after the initial dressing, you can drop a tiny bit of oil into the "well" or hole in such a large candle just before lighting it each time.
Blessing for the Body
To convert the senses This blessing gives the body more connection with the spirit.
It may also help with your readiness to channel. To be done at night in the moon's view.
Extravagance is not appreciated. Light a large white candle.
Burn sandalwood and basalm and pine. Prepare a bowl of water sprinkled with salt.
Put this before you and touch it to each part of your body.
To the eyes
Bless my eyes that I might have clarity of vision
To the mouth
Bless my mouth that I may speak the truth
To the ears
Bless my ears that I may hear all that is spoken and not
To the heart
Bless my heart that I may be filled with love
To the uterus
Bless my womb that I may be in touch with my creative energy that stems from the universe
To the feet
Bless my feet that I may find and walk my own true path
Fill yourself with understanding, and from that love.
Extinguish candle when done (can be used for other purposes).
It may also help with your readiness to channel. To be done at night in the moon's view.
Extravagance is not appreciated. Light a large white candle.
Burn sandalwood and basalm and pine. Prepare a bowl of water sprinkled with salt.
Put this before you and touch it to each part of your body.
To the eyes
Bless my eyes that I might have clarity of vision
To the mouth
Bless my mouth that I may speak the truth
To the ears
Bless my ears that I may hear all that is spoken and not
To the heart
Bless my heart that I may be filled with love
To the uterus
Bless my womb that I may be in touch with my creative energy that stems from the universe
To the feet
Bless my feet that I may find and walk my own true path
Fill yourself with understanding, and from that love.
Extinguish candle when done (can be used for other purposes).
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Female Wine Blessing
Lynna Landstreet
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The Goddess calls originate from an all-female version I wrote of the Dedication ritual of the Odyssian tradition. The original was written by Richard and Tamarra James. This version follows the structure of the original fairly closely, and maintains some of the original lines, so if you like it, credit is due to Richard and Tamarra at least as much as to me.
Ditto for the Wine Blessing, as it is a modified version of the Odyssian standard WB.
One priestess represents the Moon Goddess (the conventionally feminine role), and the other the Sun Goddess (the conventionally masculine role). We half-jokingly called this the butch-femme wine blessing...
Goddess Calls
SG:
I am She who shone forth from the Dark of Night,
When time was begun.
Lady of the Sea, join Me,
And let all things be formed of Our union.
Thou who art called Artemis, Hecate, Cerridwen, Isis.
Giver of love, protection, and the joy of life,
Goddess of the Earth, Moon and Sea,
Ruler of the Night,
Mistress of Magic, Keeper of the Mysteries.
Ascend to Me on bright and silvered wing.
For lo, I receive these gifts of Thee:
Life, and love, and gifts from the Sea.
I am the Sun, the Sun that calleth Thee.
I am the arching Sky that covers Thee.
Come unto Me, my Lady, come unto Me,
And be welcome.
Hail, and blessed be.
MG:
I am She who rose from the depths of the Sea,
When time was begun.
Lady of the Bright Sky, join Me,
And let all things be formed of Our union.
Thou who art called Athena, Bast, Sekhmet, Amaterasu.
Giver of strength, guidance, and the will of life,
Goddess of the Sun, Sky, and Winds,
Ruler of the Day,
Bringer of Justice and Voice of Truth.
Descend to Me on bright and golden wing.
For lo, I receive these gifts of Thee:
Life, and strength, and fullest ecstasy.
I am the Sea, the Sea that calleth Thee.
I am the waiting Earth that welcomes Thee.
Come unto Me, my Lady, come unto Me,
And be welcome.
Hail, and blessed be.
Wine Blessing
MG anoints SG and hands her the athame.
MG
Bright Lady, thou art the Sun.
Thy heat is radiant.
Warrior Maiden, Giver of the Law,
Here is the athame,
The Air and Fire are contained within it,
As are their powers.
SG anoints MG and hands her the chalice.
SG
Dark Lady, thou art the Moon,
Giver of dreams and visions.
Wise One, Teacher of the Mysteries,
Here is the chalice,
The Earth and the Sea are contained within it,
As are their powers.
SG
I am the spark of life,
The well of flame wherein dwells all power and potential.
MG
And I am the primal matter,
The core of earth that gives shape and form to that power.
Both
Neither one can work without the other.
One without the other is incomplete.
SG
Mine are wisdom and knowledge, passion and pride.
MG
And mine are love and dreams, silence and mystery.
Both
To learn you must suffer,
To live you must be born,
To be born you must die.
The beginning, continuation and the end,
Over and over.
SG
The Sun brings forth light,
MG
And the Moon holds it in darkness.
SG
As above,
MG
So below.
SG
(Raises athame) And as the athame is one half of our divine nature,
MG
So the chalice is the other.
Both:
(Athame into chalice) And conjoined they be one in truth,
For it is in the Dance that Life is born,
In the balance that truth is found,
And there is no greater power in all the world
Than that of Love.
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The Goddess calls originate from an all-female version I wrote of the Dedication ritual of the Odyssian tradition. The original was written by Richard and Tamarra James. This version follows the structure of the original fairly closely, and maintains some of the original lines, so if you like it, credit is due to Richard and Tamarra at least as much as to me.
Ditto for the Wine Blessing, as it is a modified version of the Odyssian standard WB.
One priestess represents the Moon Goddess (the conventionally feminine role), and the other the Sun Goddess (the conventionally masculine role). We half-jokingly called this the butch-femme wine blessing...
Goddess Calls
SG:
I am She who shone forth from the Dark of Night,
When time was begun.
Lady of the Sea, join Me,
And let all things be formed of Our union.
Thou who art called Artemis, Hecate, Cerridwen, Isis.
Giver of love, protection, and the joy of life,
Goddess of the Earth, Moon and Sea,
Ruler of the Night,
Mistress of Magic, Keeper of the Mysteries.
Ascend to Me on bright and silvered wing.
For lo, I receive these gifts of Thee:
Life, and love, and gifts from the Sea.
I am the Sun, the Sun that calleth Thee.
I am the arching Sky that covers Thee.
Come unto Me, my Lady, come unto Me,
And be welcome.
Hail, and blessed be.
MG:
I am She who rose from the depths of the Sea,
When time was begun.
Lady of the Bright Sky, join Me,
And let all things be formed of Our union.
Thou who art called Athena, Bast, Sekhmet, Amaterasu.
Giver of strength, guidance, and the will of life,
Goddess of the Sun, Sky, and Winds,
Ruler of the Day,
Bringer of Justice and Voice of Truth.
Descend to Me on bright and golden wing.
For lo, I receive these gifts of Thee:
Life, and strength, and fullest ecstasy.
I am the Sea, the Sea that calleth Thee.
I am the waiting Earth that welcomes Thee.
Come unto Me, my Lady, come unto Me,
And be welcome.
Hail, and blessed be.
Wine Blessing
MG anoints SG and hands her the athame.
MG
Bright Lady, thou art the Sun.
Thy heat is radiant.
Warrior Maiden, Giver of the Law,
Here is the athame,
The Air and Fire are contained within it,
As are their powers.
SG anoints MG and hands her the chalice.
SG
Dark Lady, thou art the Moon,
Giver of dreams and visions.
Wise One, Teacher of the Mysteries,
Here is the chalice,
The Earth and the Sea are contained within it,
As are their powers.
SG
I am the spark of life,
The well of flame wherein dwells all power and potential.
MG
And I am the primal matter,
The core of earth that gives shape and form to that power.
Both
Neither one can work without the other.
One without the other is incomplete.
SG
Mine are wisdom and knowledge, passion and pride.
MG
And mine are love and dreams, silence and mystery.
Both
To learn you must suffer,
To live you must be born,
To be born you must die.
The beginning, continuation and the end,
Over and over.
SG
The Sun brings forth light,
MG
And the Moon holds it in darkness.
SG
As above,
MG
So below.
SG
(Raises athame) And as the athame is one half of our divine nature,
MG
So the chalice is the other.
Both:
(Athame into chalice) And conjoined they be one in truth,
For it is in the Dance that Life is born,
In the balance that truth is found,
And there is no greater power in all the world
Than that of Love.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Samhain Lore
Recite the Blessing Chant.
Invoke the Goddess and God.
Lift one of the pomegranates and, with your freshly-washed white-handled knife, pierce the skin of the fruit. Remove several seeds and place them on the wheel-marked dish. Raise your wand, face the altar and say:
On this night of Samhain I mark your passing,
O Sun King, through the sunset into the Land of the Young.
I mark also the passing of all who have gone before,
and all who will go after. O Gracious Goddess,
Eternal Mother, You who gives birth to the fallen,
teach me to know that in the time of the greatest
darkness there is the greatest light.
Taste the pomegranate seeds; burst them with your teeth and savour their, bittersweet flavour. Look down at the eight-spooked symbol on the plate; the wheel of the year, the cycle of the seasons, the end and beginning of all creation.
Light a fire within the cauldron (a candle is fine). Sit before it holding the piece of paper, gazing at its flames. Say:
Wise One of the Waning Moon,
Goddess of the starry night,
I create this fire within your cauldron
to transform that which is plaguing me.
May the energies be reversed:
From darkness, light!
From bane, good!
From death, birth!
Light the paper in the cauldron’s flame and drop it inside. As it burns, know that your ill diminishes, lessens and finally leaves you as it is consumed within the universal fires.
If you wish, you may attempt scrying or some other form of divination, for this is a perfect time to look into the past or future. Try to recall past lives too, if you will. But leave the dead in peace. Honour them with your memories but do not call them to you. Release any pain and sense of loos you may feel into the cauldron’s flames.
Works of magic, if necessary, may follow.
Celebrate the Simple Feast.
The circle is released.
Samhain Lore
It is traditional on Samhain night to leave a plate of food outside the home of the souls of the dead. A candle placed in the window guides them to the lands of eternal summer, and burying apples in the hard-packed earth "feeds" the passed ones on their journey.
For food, beets, turnips, apples, corn, nuts, gingerbread, cider, mulled wines and pumpkin dishes are appropriate, as are meat dishes.
Invoke the Goddess and God.
Lift one of the pomegranates and, with your freshly-washed white-handled knife, pierce the skin of the fruit. Remove several seeds and place them on the wheel-marked dish. Raise your wand, face the altar and say:
On this night of Samhain I mark your passing,
O Sun King, through the sunset into the Land of the Young.
I mark also the passing of all who have gone before,
and all who will go after. O Gracious Goddess,
Eternal Mother, You who gives birth to the fallen,
teach me to know that in the time of the greatest
darkness there is the greatest light.
Taste the pomegranate seeds; burst them with your teeth and savour their, bittersweet flavour. Look down at the eight-spooked symbol on the plate; the wheel of the year, the cycle of the seasons, the end and beginning of all creation.
Light a fire within the cauldron (a candle is fine). Sit before it holding the piece of paper, gazing at its flames. Say:
Wise One of the Waning Moon,
Goddess of the starry night,
I create this fire within your cauldron
to transform that which is plaguing me.
May the energies be reversed:
From darkness, light!
From bane, good!
From death, birth!
Light the paper in the cauldron’s flame and drop it inside. As it burns, know that your ill diminishes, lessens and finally leaves you as it is consumed within the universal fires.
If you wish, you may attempt scrying or some other form of divination, for this is a perfect time to look into the past or future. Try to recall past lives too, if you will. But leave the dead in peace. Honour them with your memories but do not call them to you. Release any pain and sense of loos you may feel into the cauldron’s flames.
Works of magic, if necessary, may follow.
Celebrate the Simple Feast.
The circle is released.
Samhain Lore
It is traditional on Samhain night to leave a plate of food outside the home of the souls of the dead. A candle placed in the window guides them to the lands of eternal summer, and burying apples in the hard-packed earth "feeds" the passed ones on their journey.
For food, beets, turnips, apples, corn, nuts, gingerbread, cider, mulled wines and pumpkin dishes are appropriate, as are meat dishes.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Cleansing Rowan Moonstone
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When I cleanse a dwelling place, first I burn a good cleansing incense, like frankincense or sandalwood in the home while I prepare for the rest of the ritual. You should have in addition to the incense, a candle, a bowl of salt water and a bowl of herbs. I particularly like to use rose buds for love, lavender for preservation, rosemary for protection, and any other sweet smelling ones that appeal to you personally. If you can get them home grown, so much the better. You should proceed around the house, widdershins (counter clock wise) and cleanse the area with the salt water. Be sure to get each corner, window, door, drain, etc. Simply sprinkle a little salt water on each and ask that any evil or disruptive influences leave the place. When this is finished, proceed around the house deosil (clockwise) sprinkling the blessing herbs and invoke whatever deities or properties you wish on the home, such as peace prosperity, tranquillity, etc. In the past, I have used 3 candles on the central altar. Blue, symbolizing tranquillity, green for healing and prosperity, and purple for protection. Others might be pink for love, or brown for hearth and home. You and anyone who is to share the home with you should share food and drink, and don't forget to leave a little of the food and drink to take outside and return to the Earth that which has been given.
Blessed Be. Rowan
When I cleanse a dwelling place, first I burn a good cleansing incense, like frankincense or sandalwood in the home while I prepare for the rest of the ritual. You should have in addition to the incense, a candle, a bowl of salt water and a bowl of herbs. I particularly like to use rose buds for love, lavender for preservation, rosemary for protection, and any other sweet smelling ones that appeal to you personally. If you can get them home grown, so much the better. You should proceed around the house, widdershins (counter clock wise) and cleanse the area with the salt water. Be sure to get each corner, window, door, drain, etc. Simply sprinkle a little salt water on each and ask that any evil or disruptive influences leave the place. When this is finished, proceed around the house deosil (clockwise) sprinkling the blessing herbs and invoke whatever deities or properties you wish on the home, such as peace prosperity, tranquillity, etc. In the past, I have used 3 candles on the central altar. Blue, symbolizing tranquillity, green for healing and prosperity, and purple for protection. Others might be pink for love, or brown for hearth and home. You and anyone who is to share the home with you should share food and drink, and don't forget to leave a little of the food and drink to take outside and return to the Earth that which has been given.
Blessed Be. Rowan
WHITE CANDLE SPELL FOR BLESSING
Get a white candle -- either a plain one (offertory, pillar, or taper) or a figural one in the
gender of the person you want to bless. Carve the person's full name on the candle,
then dress it with Blessing Oil or Holy Oil. For more power, you may place a name-paper
of the person, or a photo, or some personal item of theirs (such as a bit of hair or a snippet
of clothing) either under the candle or next to it. One easy way to do this is to place the
paper or personal concerns under an overturned saucer and put the candle on top of the
saucer. Burn a portion of the candle every day for seven days, pinching it out between burnings.
As you light it each day, say this
[Name], may you be blessed
May all good things come to you
May nothing whatsoever harm you
May your heart be light
May your travels be safe
May your health be good
May your mind be sound
May your friendships sustain you
May you be blessed in every way
If you have a special request for this person (such as that they find a lover, get a
good job, come home safely from a war, or whatever), just add it to the list.
Some people use a large pillar-type candle and keep it going for longer than seven days.
They may make a habit of burning such a candle every day -- or once a week, on Sundays --
for as long as their friend or relative needs help, even doing so for months at a time.
If the candle is large and it is to be burned in this way, it should be re-dressed with
Blessing Oil or Holy Oil once a week: after the initial dressing, you can drop a tiny bit of
oil into the "well" or hole in such a large candle just before lighting it each time.
gender of the person you want to bless. Carve the person's full name on the candle,
then dress it with Blessing Oil or Holy Oil. For more power, you may place a name-paper
of the person, or a photo, or some personal item of theirs (such as a bit of hair or a snippet
of clothing) either under the candle or next to it. One easy way to do this is to place the
paper or personal concerns under an overturned saucer and put the candle on top of the
saucer. Burn a portion of the candle every day for seven days, pinching it out between burnings.
As you light it each day, say this
[Name], may you be blessed
May all good things come to you
May nothing whatsoever harm you
May your heart be light
May your travels be safe
May your health be good
May your mind be sound
May your friendships sustain you
May you be blessed in every way
If you have a special request for this person (such as that they find a lover, get a
good job, come home safely from a war, or whatever), just add it to the list.
Some people use a large pillar-type candle and keep it going for longer than seven days.
They may make a habit of burning such a candle every day -- or once a week, on Sundays --
for as long as their friend or relative needs help, even doing so for months at a time.
If the candle is large and it is to be burned in this way, it should be re-dressed with
Blessing Oil or Holy Oil once a week: after the initial dressing, you can drop a tiny bit of
oil into the "well" or hole in such a large candle just before lighting it each time.
Self Blessing Ritual
Ingredients:
Salt
Wine or Juice
Water
Candle
Sprinle the salt on the floor and stand on it.
Light the candle.
Mix the water and wine togethe.
Meditate on the reason for performing the self blessing.
Say:
Bless me, Mother for I am thy child.
Anoint eyes with water/wine mixture.
Say:
Blessed be my eyes, that I amy see thy path.
Anoint nose.
Say:
Blessed be my nose, that I may breathe thy essence.
Anoint mouth.
Say:
Blessed be my mouth, that I may speak of thee.
Anoint breast.
Say:
Blessed be my breasts, that I may be faithful in my works.
Anoint loins.
Say:
Blessed be my lions, which bring forth the life
of humanity as thou hast brought forth all creation.
Anoint feet.
Say:
Blessed be my feet, that I may walk in thy ways.
Meditate for a little while before leaving.
Salt
Wine or Juice
Water
Candle
Sprinle the salt on the floor and stand on it.
Light the candle.
Mix the water and wine togethe.
Meditate on the reason for performing the self blessing.
Say:
Bless me, Mother for I am thy child.
Anoint eyes with water/wine mixture.
Say:
Blessed be my eyes, that I amy see thy path.
Anoint nose.
Say:
Blessed be my nose, that I may breathe thy essence.
Anoint mouth.
Say:
Blessed be my mouth, that I may speak of thee.
Anoint breast.
Say:
Blessed be my breasts, that I may be faithful in my works.
Anoint loins.
Say:
Blessed be my lions, which bring forth the life
of humanity as thou hast brought forth all creation.
Anoint feet.
Say:
Blessed be my feet, that I may walk in thy ways.
Meditate for a little while before leaving.
Monday, January 31, 2011
White Candle Spell for Blessing
Get a white candle-either a plain one (offertory, pillar, or taper) or a figural one in the gender of the person you want to bless.
Carve the person's full name on the candle, then dress it with Blessing Oil or Holy Oil.
For more power, you may place a name-paper of the person, or a photo, or some personal item of theirs (such as a bit of hair or a snippet of clothing) either under the candle or next to it. One easy way to do this is to place the paper or personal concerns under an overturned saucer and put the candle on top of the saucer.
Burn a portion of the candle every day for seven days, pinching it out between burnings. As you light it each day, say this
[Name], may you be blessed
May all good things come to you\
May nothing whatsoever harm you
May your heart be light
May your travels be safe
May your health be good
May your mind be sound
May your friendships sustain you
May you be blessed in every way
If you have a special request for this person (such as that they find a lover, get a good job, come home safely from a war, or whatever), just add it to the list.
Some people use a large pillar-type candle and keep it going for longer than seven days.
They may make a habit of burning such a candle every day-or once a week, on Sundays -- for as long as their friend or relative needs help, even doing so for months at a time.
If the candle is large and it is to be burned in this way, it should be re-dressed with Blessing Oil or Holy Oil once a week: after the initial dressing, you can drop a tiny bit of oil into the "well" or hole in such a large candle just before lighting it each time.
Carve the person's full name on the candle, then dress it with Blessing Oil or Holy Oil.
For more power, you may place a name-paper of the person, or a photo, or some personal item of theirs (such as a bit of hair or a snippet of clothing) either under the candle or next to it. One easy way to do this is to place the paper or personal concerns under an overturned saucer and put the candle on top of the saucer.
Burn a portion of the candle every day for seven days, pinching it out between burnings. As you light it each day, say this
[Name], may you be blessed
May all good things come to you\
May nothing whatsoever harm you
May your heart be light
May your travels be safe
May your health be good
May your mind be sound
May your friendships sustain you
May you be blessed in every way
If you have a special request for this person (such as that they find a lover, get a good job, come home safely from a war, or whatever), just add it to the list.
Some people use a large pillar-type candle and keep it going for longer than seven days.
They may make a habit of burning such a candle every day-or once a week, on Sundays -- for as long as their friend or relative needs help, even doing so for months at a time.
If the candle is large and it is to be burned in this way, it should be re-dressed with Blessing Oil or Holy Oil once a week: after the initial dressing, you can drop a tiny bit of oil into the "well" or hole in such a large candle just before lighting it each time.
Blessing of the Book of Shadows
by Silver Ravenwolf
Hearken as the witches' word
calls to All, a gulf to ford.
Bridge the vast realities,
An it harm none, do as ye please.
Elements protect and guard this book,
From wandering eyes and prying looks.
Fill it with thine ancient power,
In this right and ready hour.
Powers of North, the East below,
Help me to live, to learn, to grow.
Lend your strength and stability,
To practice the Craft and with love be free.
Powers of East, the Wind, the Sky,
Watch over these pages with thine eye.
Your wisdom and knowledge, for these I do ask,
That this book be worthy of the Craft and its task.
Powers of South, Fire, and the Hearth,
Help these Shadows to prove their worth.
Infuse them with all your Healing and Passion,
So only good comes from the Work that is fashioned.
Powers of West, the Water and Sea,
Change and growth are granted by thee.
Bless these pages with all that you know,
That righteous readers may learn and grow.
And to the unschooled eye that see
Confusing words and sophistry,
Lead them from these sacred pages,
And bless their passage through the ages.
For free will of all,
And harm of none,
As I have willed it,
It is now done.
So mote it be!
Hearken as the witches' word
calls to All, a gulf to ford.
Bridge the vast realities,
An it harm none, do as ye please.
Elements protect and guard this book,
From wandering eyes and prying looks.
Fill it with thine ancient power,
In this right and ready hour.
Powers of North, the East below,
Help me to live, to learn, to grow.
Lend your strength and stability,
To practice the Craft and with love be free.
Powers of East, the Wind, the Sky,
Watch over these pages with thine eye.
Your wisdom and knowledge, for these I do ask,
That this book be worthy of the Craft and its task.
Powers of South, Fire, and the Hearth,
Help these Shadows to prove their worth.
Infuse them with all your Healing and Passion,
So only good comes from the Work that is fashioned.
Powers of West, the Water and Sea,
Change and growth are granted by thee.
Bless these pages with all that you know,
That righteous readers may learn and grow.
And to the unschooled eye that see
Confusing words and sophistry,
Lead them from these sacred pages,
And bless their passage through the ages.
For free will of all,
And harm of none,
As I have willed it,
It is now done.
So mote it be!
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Incense Magic
When incense is burned prior to magical workings, fragrant smoke also purifies the altar and the surrounding area of negative, disturbing vibrations. Though such a purification isn't usually necessary, it, once again, helps create the appropriate mental state necessary for the successful practice of Magic. When the incense is smoldered in a ritual setting it undergoes a transformation. The vibrations, no longer trapped in their physical form, are released into the environment. Their energies, mixing with those who use them, speed out to effect the changes necessary to the manifestation of the Magickal goal.
You needn't limit incense use to ritual, but avoid burning healing incense just for the smell, or to freshen up your stale house. Burning magickally constructed and empowered incenses when they're not needed is a waste of energy. If you wish to burn a pleasant-smelling incense, compound a household mixture for this purpose.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
White Candle Spell for Blessing
Get a white candle -- either a plain one (offertory, pillar, or taper) or a figural one in the gender of the person you want to bless. Carve the person's full name on the candle, then dress it with Blessing Oil or Holy Oil. For more power, you may place a name-paper of the person, or a photo, or some personal item of theirs (such as a bit of hair or a snippet of clothing) either under the candle or next to it. One easy way to do this is to place the paper or personal concerns under an overturned saucer and put the candle on top of the saucer. Burn a portion of the candle every day for seven days, pinching it out between burnings.
As you light it each day, say this:
[Name], may you be blessed
May all good things come to you
May nothing whatsoever harm you
May your heart be light
May your travels be safe
May your health be good
May your mind be sound
May your friendships sustain you
May you be blessed in every way
* If you have a special request for this person (such as that they find a lover, get a good job, come home safely from a war, or whatever), just add it to the list.
Some people use a large pillar-type candle and keep it going for longer than seven days. They may make a habit of burning such a candle every day -- or once a week, on Sundays -- for as long as their friend or relative needs help, even doing so for months at a time. If the candle is large and it is to be burned in this way, it should be re-dressed with Blessing Oil or Holy Oil once a week: after the initial dressing, you can drop a tiny bit of oil into the "well" or hole in such a large candle just before lighting it each time.
Monday, September 27, 2010
JINX REMOVING AND PROTECTION SPELL
We will use a combination of a Spiritual Bath with Magical Incense and a Candle Spell. It will be easy to follow just take it step by step.
Wake up very early in the morning - preferably before dawn and Start your ritual:
1. Prepare your Spiritual Bath
You will first shower with the Rue or Hyssop Bath and then pour the Magical herb and salt crystal preparations over yourself from the neck down. As you do that you will recite Psalm 37 or Read the Prayer in the back of the Jinx Removing Envelope.
Magical herbal preparation. Salt Crystals. Take the envelope of bath herbs and boil them, then strain them. Add a pinch of the Salt crystals until they dissolve.
Rue Soap and Hyssop Bath. You will alternate each day (for 9 days) between the Rue and the Hyssop bath.
2. Light and annoint your Candle
After you step out of the tub - Do not dry yourself with a towel. Let the your body dry naturally and light a white candle annointed with jinx removing oil. Again you will say Psalm 37 or read the jinx removing prayer behind the herbal envelope.
3. Light the Incense
While the candle is burning you will light the incense. Standing in front of the candle and the incense you will visualize a white ray of light entering your body from the crown of your head. You will feel the cleansing and protecting light go through every part of your being and you will feel yourself free from harm. Open your eyes and read Psalm 37 one more time or the Jinx Removing Prayer.
4. Annoint your Body
Annoint your body with Jinx Removing Perfume and then put the candle out. Do not blow out the candle use a glass to put over the flame so that it extinguishes the flame. Walk away and repeat this process 9 days in a row.
Wake up very early in the morning - preferably before dawn and Start your ritual:
1. Prepare your Spiritual Bath
You will first shower with the Rue or Hyssop Bath and then pour the Magical herb and salt crystal preparations over yourself from the neck down. As you do that you will recite Psalm 37 or Read the Prayer in the back of the Jinx Removing Envelope.
Magical herbal preparation. Salt Crystals. Take the envelope of bath herbs and boil them, then strain them. Add a pinch of the Salt crystals until they dissolve.
Rue Soap and Hyssop Bath. You will alternate each day (for 9 days) between the Rue and the Hyssop bath.
2. Light and annoint your Candle
After you step out of the tub - Do not dry yourself with a towel. Let the your body dry naturally and light a white candle annointed with jinx removing oil. Again you will say Psalm 37 or read the jinx removing prayer behind the herbal envelope.
3. Light the Incense
While the candle is burning you will light the incense. Standing in front of the candle and the incense you will visualize a white ray of light entering your body from the crown of your head. You will feel the cleansing and protecting light go through every part of your being and you will feel yourself free from harm. Open your eyes and read Psalm 37 one more time or the Jinx Removing Prayer.
4. Annoint your Body
Annoint your body with Jinx Removing Perfume and then put the candle out. Do not blow out the candle use a glass to put over the flame so that it extinguishes the flame. Walk away and repeat this process 9 days in a row.
Viking Blessing 's for a new born
added by User45146
of the coven Healers of Light
When a Child of your folk is born, one would bless he/she in saying:
Items you will need Your Voice
Complete Faith in the Norse God's
Casting Instructions for ' Viking Blessing 's for a new born'
May great Thor protect you
With his his strong arm and mighty hammer,
May the good mother holle Hold and comfort you,
And may all blessings be upon you, small and holy one!
of the coven Healers of Light
When a Child of your folk is born, one would bless he/she in saying:
Items you will need Your Voice
Complete Faith in the Norse God's
Casting Instructions for ' Viking Blessing 's for a new born'
May great Thor protect you
With his his strong arm and mighty hammer,
May the good mother holle Hold and comfort you,
And may all blessings be upon you, small and holy one!
Baby Blessing Spell
added by WillowKat
of the coven Roots of Magick
To Bless a newborn
Items you will need A Baby Rattle
A piece of Blue Paper
Silver Ink Pen
Small Box
Silver Glitter
Casting Instructions for ' Baby Blessing Spell
As the baby sleeps, gently shake the rattle 3 times, place it in the box. Draw a picture of a boat on the paper, place it in the box. Sprinkle the contents of the box with the glitter, saying the following chant:
Little one, your journey has just begun, but the best is still to come. Live long, live well, let no one break this spell.
Be sure to keep the box well hidden!
of the coven Roots of Magick
To Bless a newborn
Items you will need A Baby Rattle
A piece of Blue Paper
Silver Ink Pen
Small Box
Silver Glitter
Casting Instructions for ' Baby Blessing Spell
As the baby sleeps, gently shake the rattle 3 times, place it in the box. Draw a picture of a boat on the paper, place it in the box. Sprinkle the contents of the box with the glitter, saying the following chant:
Little one, your journey has just begun, but the best is still to come. Live long, live well, let no one break this spell.
Be sure to keep the box well hidden!
Prayer to Keep a Soldier Safe
Warrior Sun, up in the sky
I ask that You now cast Your eye
Upon (name of soldier) now at war
And keep him/her under the radar
Of Your watch and in Your sigh
Grant his/her safety day and night
And when he/she feels a sense of dread
Help him/her calmly use his/her head
Grant him/her mental safety, too
And bring to him/her an avenue
To relieve emotional stress
And prevent undue duress
'Til his/her mission is complete
And once again, he/she feels sweet
And warm embrace of his/her loved ones
Far from the sounds of war and guns
This I ask you, Warrior Sun
As I will, so be it done.
I ask that You now cast Your eye
Upon (name of soldier) now at war
And keep him/her under the radar
Of Your watch and in Your sigh
Grant his/her safety day and night
And when he/she feels a sense of dread
Help him/her calmly use his/her head
Grant him/her mental safety, too
And bring to him/her an avenue
To relieve emotional stress
And prevent undue duress
'Til his/her mission is complete
And once again, he/she feels sweet
And warm embrace of his/her loved ones
Far from the sounds of war and guns
This I ask you, Warrior Sun
As I will, so be it done.
CLEANSING THE SPIRIT SPELL
As a white candle shining bright, incense burns should any tell.
So then is all our relations, come forth, all is well.
From north, to east, south, and west, the four directions of trials and test.
I close thy eyes and so rest, work is still to be done, shall we do our best.
So mote it be now as we see. Blessed be as ye be, go in peace.
Take one white candle and and two bowls or censers and feel them with sand.
Next put two pieces of round charcoal and powdered incense. I use Astral incense.
Remember the words to the spell and when you come to the part where you close your eyes, do so and close your eyes.
Keep repeating until you feel relaxed and in a meditative state of mind.
Invoke the spirits. Invoke Jesus who is the son of God and the Goddess.
Ask Jesus to help if things are confusing.
SELF BLESSING SHOWER SPELL
Few of us take enough time in self-blessing a moment to bless yourself is the most important time of any day. it attracts the goddess's energy and assistance to you, and it will help any magic you may create. for the blessing shower, begin with fragrant herbs like lavender flowers for peace catnip leaves for attractiveness, all spice beads for health and luck, and cinnamon stick for love and power. bundle these in loosely woven cloth or soft netting. as you wash, gently rub this all over your body to clean away negativity, saying,
cares wash away:
keep misfortune at bay
kikimora touch me,
your blessings I'll see
as you do this, imagine the water appearing like sparkling silver light that absorbs any troubles, then washes away
afterward, take a smaller bundle of the herbs with you to keep the blessings and protective energies activated.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Blessing of the Book of Shadows
by Silver Ravenwolf
Hearken as the witches' word
calls to All, a gulf to ford.
Bridge the vast realities,
An it harm none, do as ye please.
Elements protect and guard this book,
From wandering eyes and prying looks.
Fill it with thine ancient power,
In this right and ready hour.
Powers of North, the East below,
Help me to live, to learn, to grow.
Lend your strength and stability,
To practice the Craft and with love be free.
Powers of East, the Wind, the Sky,
Watch over these pages with thine eye.
Your wisdom and knowledge, for these I do ask,
That this book be worthy of the Craft and its task.
Powers of South, Fire, and the Hearth,
Help these Shadows to prove their worth.
Infuse them with all your Healing and Passion,
So only good comes from the Work that is fashioned.
Powers of West, the Water and Sea,
Change and growth are granted by thee.
Bless these pages with all that you know,
That righteous readers may learn and grow.
And to the unschooled eye that see
Confusing words and sophistry,
Lead them from these sacred pages,
And bless their passage through the ages.
For free will of all,
And harm of none,
As I have willed it,
It is now done.
So mote it be!
Hearken as the witches' word
calls to All, a gulf to ford.
Bridge the vast realities,
An it harm none, do as ye please.
Elements protect and guard this book,
From wandering eyes and prying looks.
Fill it with thine ancient power,
In this right and ready hour.
Powers of North, the East below,
Help me to live, to learn, to grow.
Lend your strength and stability,
To practice the Craft and with love be free.
Powers of East, the Wind, the Sky,
Watch over these pages with thine eye.
Your wisdom and knowledge, for these I do ask,
That this book be worthy of the Craft and its task.
Powers of South, Fire, and the Hearth,
Help these Shadows to prove their worth.
Infuse them with all your Healing and Passion,
So only good comes from the Work that is fashioned.
Powers of West, the Water and Sea,
Change and growth are granted by thee.
Bless these pages with all that you know,
That righteous readers may learn and grow.
And to the unschooled eye that see
Confusing words and sophistry,
Lead them from these sacred pages,
And bless their passage through the ages.
For free will of all,
And harm of none,
As I have willed it,
It is now done.
So mote it be!
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