| Yarrow Spell Fairies can be notoriously vengeful if provoked, so whenever you are away fromhome you should wear nine leaves of yarrow in one shoe, & carry nine more leaves in your pocket. This will safegaurd against accidents & protect you from being affected by wanderlust in case you unknowingly tread on a fairy mound. If you suspect that you are guilty of a misstep, immediately cast a leaf of yarrow to the ground as an offering of apology. ~~~Nuala Drago~~~ |
| I Take it Back Spell Sometimes you may inadvertently affect the life of another in a negative manner. To make magickal amends to this person, take a piece of paper, a black candle and a white candle. Write the name of the person on the paper. Also write what you did to the person, and apologize. Light the black candle and place it over the sheet of paper saying: This is the energy of absoprtion. This candle takes back the energy I sent you way and absorbs it. Allow the black candle to burn out, then light the white candle. Burn the pieve of paper in the white candle's flame, saying: As this candle burns, may any negative energy removed from your life be replaced with positive influences and good fortune. Allow the white candle to burn down. If possible, find the person you affected and apologize sincerely. ~~Diana Rajchel~~ |
| Quilt Magick In colonial America, quilts were made to mark life's milestones~births, weddings, and so on. To charge a quilt with a positive aura, the quilter may weave special blessings into it for a long life or for happiness. Use the following spell to enhance your various quilting or craft projects. Assemble your materials and say: Spirits white, spirits red, bless this needle & this thread. With the power of positive magick bless each piece of fabric. As you quilt, think of your desire. This spell is powerful because the act of stitching makes you concentrate. When your sewing project is done, you not only have something beautiful, but you also have an heirloom blessed with positive energy. ~~Jim Weaver~~ |
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