On a full moon, take a mirror and go outside.
(if you can’t then open a window, make sure the moon is reflected on the mirror)
Take a piece of a picture (hair, lips, eyes, whatever you are interested in changing) Place it on the mirror and concentrate on it and say:
“Moonshine, Starlight,
let the wind carry your light,
let your glow cover my body,
and let your shine cover every eye.”
Say it 3 times and concentrate on the part that you want to change, Then say…
“Moonshine, Starlight,
shape and mould my body,
as a rose is granted beauty,
let me blossom in your light,
the light that brings me beauty,
and grant me beauty three times three”
Say it 3 times and when you are finished light a candle (pink) or some flower scented incense.
This Brazilian formula utilizes dried pulverized bamboo leaves, which are common in Brazil but may be purchased from herb supply stores elsewhere.
Place the bamboo leaves into a mortar together with some sugar cane and grind them together.
Burn the herbs, wafting the fragrance as needed.
If necessary, substitute granulated brown sugar for the sugar cane, however, it’s not exactly the same. You may wish to add a few drops of dark rum in addition, but be aware that rum is extremely flammable and the flames may shoot up higher than is normally the case with incense.
This cleansing formula incorporates the herbs most frequently be used in sacred rites. It removes the negative and the tainted, leaving an aura of holiness behind.
Benzoin
Dragon’s blood
Frankincense
Myrrh’Sandalwood
Sea Salt
Blend and grind the ingredients into a fine powder.
There aren’t only spiritual reasons for cleansing spells; sometimes they’re necessary to set the stage for new love by removing all vestiges of the past. Burn myrtle and dried rose petals.
DAILY GODDESS DEVOTION – MOTHER OF THE WHOLE UNIVERSE
I call to mind the Mother of the whole universe,
Who has created this world, both real and unreal,
And who, by Her own power with its three guṇas,
Protects it, and having destroyed it, She then plays,
Commonly is it said that Brahmā creates the universe,
Yet the learned in Veda and Purāṇā
Speak of His birth from the navel lotus of Murāri,
Although it is said He creates, yet He is Himself dependent therein.
Even Murāri in the blossom of whose navel lotus, Brahmā was born–
Deeply sleeps upon his serpent bed at the time of dissolution.
Therefore Ananta with his thousand hoods is His support.
How can He who is Himself supported
Be called a leader in the creation of the world?
Even the water of Ocean which is a liquid substance
Cannot exist without a container; therefore
I take refuge with Her, the Mother of all beings,
Who exists in all things in the form of Power.
Brahmā in the lotus,
Seeing that the eyes of Viṣṇu were closed in deep slumber,
Prayed to that Devī with whom I take shelter.
So Mote It Be
Magick, is, in essence, the use of energy for a variety of purposes. Energy is neutral. What isn’t neutral, however, is the intent of the person casting the spell, and this is where the misunderstanding of calling magick “black” or “white” arises. Generally, if the spellcaster seeks to cause damage or perform a malicious act, then it’s referred to as “black magick.” If the spellcaster seeks to do good work and benefit themselves or others, this is seen as “white magick.” In reality, it’s a lot more complex than this simple dichotomy, good versus bad and the importance of employing an ethical system in conjunction with spellcasting. The point is that magick is neutral. A common illustration is the use of a tool such as a knife. The knife itself is a neutral object. However, it may be used to cut someone’s throat, to cut up vegetables to feed a family, or to slice through the bonds holding someone prisoner. The knife isn’t good or bad: what you choose to do with it determines its value within the content of a situation.
As a rule, the energy you will use in spellcraft is neutral. It is true, however, that if it has at some time been programmed with a strong intent, energy can sometimes retain the echo of that original purpose. People visiting various monuments or historical sites often comment on a certain feeling that seems to be perpetuated or generated by the location itself. Energy in the form of strong emotion has soaked into that area, creating a permanent echo of the of the original event. Take, for example, the islands used as quarantine containment areas off the coast of Australia. As each ship of settlers arrived, a doctor inspected the passsengers, and if anyone was deemed a health threat, then the entire load of passengers was exported to one of these islands. Close quarters ensured that whoever wasn’t sick would become ill through contact with those who were, resulting in a pervasive feeling of dread and despondency throughout the quarantined community. Visitors to these islands today remark on the feelings of despair, fear, and resignation that the islands possess, even though their original purpose of isolating immigrants has long passed.
These echoes of strong energy can remain for years, and sometimes give rise to the belief that a place or an object is “haunted.” However, the majority of energy that a spellcaster will encounter and work with throughout his or her practice is neutral, and safe to use in spells to improve one’s life.
Cowslips are wild peonies and are said to be Freya’s favorite flowers, as well as those of the fairies. Reputedly they magickally transmit the beauty secrets of these powerful spirits.
Create an infusion, although you may also substitute a hydrosol.
Boil water and pur it over the blossoms.
When the water cools, strain out the blossoms.
Apply the potion to your face with a cotton ball.
Use the remainder in the bath or elsewhere on the body
You may also refrigerate the remainder for 24 hours.
This is a more discreet version of the other Acorn Spell. Charge three acorns under the New Moon. Wrap them together using stands of your hair and carry them in a charm bag.
Three acorns especially if they’re found attached to one another, preserve youth and enhance beauty. A gold or silver charm depicting thee acorns will work, too. Charge the three acorns under the New Moon and wear them in your hair.
Are you dreaming a dream that’s big enough? If Lizard has appeared before you today, the gauntlet has been thrown down, the challenge made. Stop hiding your light beneath a rock—be willing to be bigger than life, to dream bigger than your imagination, to throw caution to the wind, and aim for the target you’ve spent a lifetime avoiding.
1. Remove all four playing cards corresponding to the gender of the person you desire from a deck of playing cards: kings for men and queens for women.
2. Place the four cards under your pillow to dream of your true love.
If for any reason, one card, not necessarily a court card, holds special romantic significance for you, substitute that card instead.
These may be rubbed on a candle for the appropriate goal for spell work by rubbing it on from center to either end to “dress” it or from top to bottom to draw, and bottom to top to banish , add to contents of a pouch of herbs to enhance the energies, dab on pulse points (cinnamon will burn), oils are flammable, so use with care.
Bay: attain desires; success; clarity of visions or dreams.
Basil: intuition; optimism, psychic awareness.,
Cedar: cleansing; strength, meditation.
Cinnamon: energy; courage, gain goals, gain money.
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