To ensure a day full of happy. Sadness be GONE! Chant the following at the beginning of your day.
All smiles, no sorrow
Troubles not to borrow.
Feeling happy, never sad
Misery ceased, all pain is released!
The Power of Positive Witchcraft: Daily Incantations & Enchantments: A Spell a Day for 30 Days
Garden Summerland
This is the third, and last, of the festivals of the dead in China. Clothing, money, and other gifts are burned in honor of the ancestors and loved ones. Candles, special foods, and rice wine are placed before personal shrines to fortify them during their journey through the spirit world.
Since Winter is here (not officially) and we are spending more time in our homes. Today, we place an emphasis on Home Spells. Blessing, cleansing, nonoring the household spirits and many more. Enjoy!
Gather freshly cut parsley and place it in a pan of water. Let it soak for nine minutes, and then sprinkle the water throughout the house while visualizing a calm environment.
Peace will be restored.
Start out by saying
“What is dark be filled with light, remove this spirit from my sight.”
Place your hand before you, and start the flow of power out of your hand and then say the words, letting the envisioned blue-white light from your power hand fill the room or house or any other place that you might be.
You need:
A whole head of Garlic
3 large ‘iron’ nails
9 pieces of White Thread (7 inches long each)
6 pieces each of Black Thread and Red Thread (7 inches long each)
Wax
One White Egg
Water
Wine
Twist or braid 3 white, 2 red and 2 black threads together,melt a little wax and dip the threads so that it forms a stiff twine/wick like feel. Do this two more times so you have 3 waxed braids.
Place the nails in a fire until they are red hot, while still hot (you can let them cool a little bit) wrap each nail with a garlic leaf. Then wind one of the waxed threads around each leave covered nail. In a dish or bowl make a triangle with the nails and place it in a safe place (or your altar).
Place the egg in the triangle so it stands up, sprinkle with wine and water everyday.
When presenting your house spirits with offerings of incense, candles or what not you can say this little chant:
“Wraith of the house, Take heart and live,
To every chamber This light I give,
To every corner This breath I send
Approve and favor my willing hand.”
You will need:
Incense: 1 tablespoon pine needles 1 tablespoon juniper 1 tablespoon cedar
Make sure all ingredients are completely dry. Grind ingredients together and burn on charcoal. Then chant:
Spirits of the corners,
Winds of the quarters,
You who stand watching,
And you who hear my voice,
Guard well my home tonight
Before dawn, take a branch from any tree. Thank the tree for its gift and leave a coin or semi-precious stone at its base in payment. Next, obtain several brightly colored flowers on long stalks. Tie these flowers to the branch to fashion a sort of broom, then sweep the floor in every room of the house, visualizing the flowers of the broom absorbing negativity and “evil” as you work. Then, still before sunrise, leave the broom at the crossroads.
Traditionally this ritual is repeated at the first of each month.
You will need:
1 oz. (25 grams) Ground Cumin
1 lb. (500 grams) Sea Salt
Mix well. Start at the end of the driveway, beginning to the East, and go completely around the property, strewing along the edges of the property.
Be sure you complete the circle and rejoin where you started.
Waxing Moon
Moon Phase: Second Quarter
Moon Sign: Pisces
Incense: Sandalwood
Color: Indigo
Saturday is a day filled with opportunities to clean up and clear out. So if you are wondering why Hecate is assigned to this day, take another look at what she symbolizes and the magick that is associated with her. That should answer the question.
Hecate was the oldest form of the Greek Triple Goddess, as she presided over heaven, the underworld, and earth. Crossroads where three roads met were especially sacred to Hecate, earning her the title of Hekate of the Three Ways. It’s interesting to note that even after the worship of other goddesses waned, ancient people still worshiped Hecate as the Queen of the Underworld and the Guardian of the Three-Way Crossroad. It was also believed that if you left her an offering of food there, she would grant you her favors. As Hecate Trivia, her triple images were often displayed at these crossroads, where she was petitioned on the full moon for positive magick and on the dark of the moon for cursing and dark magick.
While this last bit of information sounds a little ominous, keep in mind that Hecate/Hekate was known by many titles and is a shapeshifter. Her appearance could and did change often. As a dark moon goddess, her faces are many. To some she may appear as a old crone, hunched over a smoking cauldron and draped in a midnight cape. To others she may appear as a dark beautiful, mysterious, and mature woman wearing a shimmering crown. To some she may be perceived as a maiden priestess. She was called the “most lovely one,” the Great Goddess of Nature, and the Queen of the World of Spirits. This dark goddess knows her way around the earth and the underworld. All the powers of nature, life, and death are at her command.
Book of Witchery, Spells, Charms & Correspondences for Every Day of the Week
Ellen Dugan
The planetary correspondence for Saturday is Saturn. Matters dealing with the public, farming, family ties, legal matters (such as wills and estates), taking care of debts, dealing with lawyers, financing, joint money matters, real estate, older people, banishing or binding negativity, and getting rid of bad habits all fall under the charge of Saturn. It’s easy to see why “Saturday’s child works hard for his living.”
Saturday’s angels are Cassiel, Machatan, Uriel, and Orifiel. Cassiel is the angel of solitudes and tears. He is one of the rulers of the planet Saturn and occasionally appears as the angel of patience. Cassiel links himself to dragon energy. Regarding Machatan, the only information we get is that he works well with Cassiel and is also a power of Saturn. Orifiel is an angel of the wilderness, a ruler of the second hour of the day, and also associated with Saturn.
On Saturday, the hour of sunrise and every eight hours after that are also ruled by Saturn, and that makes these times of the day doubly blessed. These four hours are the strongest four hours for conducting ritual. Check the local newspaper, astrological calendar, or almanac to determine your local sunrise.
Source:
Psychic Work
Astral Travel
Banishing
Spirit Work
Seances
Cleansing
Prosperity
Protection
Transformation
Creativity
Fortune
Hope
Planet: Saturn
Colors: Black, Dark Purple
Crystals: Apache Tear, Obsidian, Hematite
Source
The Pagan Book of Days
Nigel Pennick
Saturday: Is associated with Saturn and the colors of – Black, Grey, Red and White
Saturday is the best time to deal with such matters as: Binding, Bones, Civil Servants, Criminals, Death, Debts, Dentists, Discoveries, Farm Workers, Financing, Handwork, Joint Money Matters, Justice, Karma, Laws of society, Limits, Manifestation, Material Gain, Math’s, Murderers, Neutralization, Obstacles, Patience, Plumbing, Protection, Real Estate, Real Estate, Reality, Relations with Older People, Sacrifice, Separation, Stability, Stalkers, Structure’s, Teeth, Tests, Transformation, Wills
Source
Practical Magick for the Penny Pinching Witch
Carol Moyer
Here we come to the only day of the English week which brings a Roman god to our heavenly party. The word Saturday is derived from Saturn, the god of harvest and agriculture. Buying all the food in supermarkets, we can hardly imagine how important this guy was for our distant ancestors.
In Latin, the word for Saturday is Sambata Dies, meaning the Day of Sabbath (sábado in Spanish, sabato in Italian, samedi in French). Sabbath is a Hebrew word for the Day of Rest. It was the last day of the all-in-one-week creation run. A day when the God finally had some relax, lying in the Garden of Eden and curiously waiting for what happens next.
Western Lights (China)
DOU MOU
Themes: Death; Ghosts; Divination; Health
Symbols: Sun; Moon; Star
About Dou mou: Dou Mou is the Chinese goddess of the north star. To this day, people invoke Dou Mou to protect spirits of departed loved ones and to safeguard the living from sickness. From her heavenly domain between the sun and the moon, Dou Mou records each birth and death, and she is the patroness of fortune-tellers.
To Do Today: In mid-November, the Chinese celebrate the last of three festivals for the dead. Today they burn clothing for departed loved ones to keep them from death’s chill, along with money and other gifts that the smoke delivers. If there’s someone you’d like to send a message to on the other side, burn it. Dou Mou will transport it to their attention.
Because of today’s focus on death and divination, you might wish to go to a medium today or try a fortune-telling method that uses spirits guides (like the Ouija). The only caution here is to invoke Dou Mou before you proceed, so only spirits that have your best interests at heart will respond. Just as you wouldn’t leave your front door open to strangers, let the goddess stand firmly between you and the spirit realm.
To generate Dou Mou’s protection for your health, wear silver and gold or white and yellow items today (representing the sun and the moon). Or dab yourself with lemon and lime juice for a similar effect.
Source
365 Goddess: A Daily Guide To the Magic and Inspiration of the goddess
Patricia Telesco
Feast of St. Hilda, Church calendar, patron of professional women. She is derived from Holde, Hel,Holla, Hecate, Oya, and Brunhilde. The seven- teenth day of the Moon/ month is for Ashi Vanguhi, Persian Goddess of the waning Moon.
Ops, Rhea, Tellus Mater, Gaia, Eartha, Ge, Tonantzin, Ashera, Anath, the Shekinah, the Matronit, Mary, Gula, Herodias, Oddudua, Demeter
Source
The Goddess Book of Days
Diane Stein
Saturday is dedicated to the shadowy Anglo-Saxon God Saetere or Seater, equivalent to the God Saturn. It is a day also associated with the Norns, the Norse equivalent of Three Fates, and the trickster God Loki. It is connected generally with apprehension, austerity, caution, and excessive self-limitation.
Deity: Saetere
Zodiac Sign: Aquarius
Planet: Saturn
Tree: Alder
Herb: Daffodil
Stone: Amethyst
Animal: Eagle
Element: Earth
Color: Dark Blue
Number: 4
Rune: Dag(D)
Celtic Tree Month of Ngetal (Reed) (October 28 – November 24)
The Runic Half Month of Nyd (November 13 – November 27)
Goddess of the Month of Cailleach/Samhain
Source
The Pagan Book of Days
Nigel Pennick
Bless the WOTC and all who gather here
Brought together this day
In the name of the Goddess and the God
To dedicate themselves to each other
And to the Old Ways that led them here.
Bless this site and all the Witches who gather here each day
That they may work together in harmony
Learning and growing together
As they follow the wheel of the year
And bask in the light of the Full Moon.
May the Earth grant us strength
May the Air grant us wisdom
May the Fire grant us passion
May the water grant us flexibility
So we might work together for the good of all.
Bless the WOTC and this gathering of Witches
brought together this day
In the name of the Goddess and the God
To dedicate themselves to each other,
the betterment of mankind and the protection of
Our Mother Earth
Bless this gathering of Witches here today at The WOTC
Protect us from all evil, negativity and ill will
Cleanse this space in time and make it a safe harbor
For all who gather here
In the name of the Goddess and God.
Bless the WOTC and all it many members and followers,
Grant us Your strength, Your fortitude and Your courage
As we continue your work daily,
Let Your light shine through us in our actions, our deeds
and our words for all the world to see.
Let it begin today, Almighty Goddess, let it begin today.
So Mote It Be
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