Call  
Invoking divine forces.
 Candles  
In addition to illuminating the altar, candles are also used to mark each of 
the four Quarters, and are often used in spellworking. They are sometimes annointed 
with oil and inscribed with magickal symbols.
 Casting Stones  
Several systems of divination call for small stones to be cast upon the ground, or on a 
special board or cloth. These stones may be marked with runes, or their colour may 
indicate their meaning. Also called Lithomancy.
 Casting the Circle  
The psychic creation of a sphere of energy around the area where a ritual is to be 
preformed, both to consentrate and focus the power raised, and to keep out unwanted 
influences or distractions. The space enclosed exists outside of ordinary space and time.
 Cauldron  
This is used to make brews, contain a ritual fire, used for scrying. Can be four-legged 
or three-legged. It represents the womb of the Goddess, as in Cerridwen's cauldron named 
Aven, or the source of all plenty, as in the Dagda's cauldron. Most modern practitioners 
use it either as a symbol, to cook in for sabbat feasts, to burn things in as part of a 
spell, for scrying, etc.
 Censer  
An holder in which incense is burnt. It symbolizes the Element of Air. 
 Centering  
The process of moving one's consciousness to one's spiritual centre, leading to a 
feeling of great peace, calmness, strength, clarity and stability.
 Chakras  
Seven major energy vortexes found in the human body, sometimes described as 'organs in 
the spiritual body' and awakening them is a process of spiritual enlightenment.Being able 
to sense and influence the chakras is an important form of healing.
 Chalice  
This is used to consecrate drinks during rituals, such as The Simple Feast. It is both 
a symbol of Water and the womb.
 Chant  
This can be a rhyme, sometimes called a rune, intoned rhythmically to raise power. 
Such rhymes can be simple and repetitive, it makes them easier to remember, but it is 
not a requirement.
 Charging  
The magical act of infusing an object with ones own personal powers.
 Cleansing  
The act of 'cleaning' such things as sacred space, magickal tools, crystals etc. Salt
is often used to purify and rid objects of unwanted negative energy.
 Cone of Power  
The energy raised during magick that is visualized in the form of a cone, where at its 
peak it is reaching for a specific goal.
 Consecrating  
The act of blessing an object or place by instilling it with positive energy. Normaly 
performed on things such as magickal tools before they are used.
 Cord  
It's also called a girdle, or cingulum. In many traditions, the colour signifies a 
degree. It may also be used in knot magick, as well as in binding and loosening spells.
 Correspondences  
A system of symbolic equivalences used in magick.
 Coven  
A group of Wiccans, usually 13, who practice ritual magick together.
 Cowan  
Anyone who is not a Witch, Wiccan or Pagan.
 Craft, The  
Wicca, Witchcraft, Folk magic.
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