Tag: pagan tools

Pagan and Magickal Terms and Definitions

Today’s Word is

Besom

From moonlitpriestess.com

A magickally charged broom generally used to sweep away negative energies. Sometimes used for home protection by placing above a door or window. Also used in fertility rituals for its association as a phallic symbol. In Handfastings, the besom serves as a sort of designator between one phase of life and another; couples will step or leap from their lives as individuals into their new lives as married couples.

From Spells8.com

A broom made of twigs tied around a stick. Used in cleansing rituals and to invite beneficial energies to a space.

Witch’s Broom Consecration

The most common use of brooms is to sweep away negative energies, thereby cleansing and purifying the space.

Learn how to consecrate your broom before you hang it over the door on inside a room for protection against negative energies, and find a printable page in PDF to add to your Witch’s Grimoire.

Thank You Divine Mother For This Beautiful Tuesday We Have Been Blessed With!

 


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Pagan Ways

 

Upon my altar a crystal ball,

An athame, candles and chalice tall,

A pagan goddess, a pagan god,

All laid upon my altar cloth,

A bell to help me celebrate,

Offerings placed upon a plate,

My pagan tools I now display,

How I love my pagan ways.

 

I’ll cast my circle upon the floor,

Then call upon the quarters four,

Earth, Fire, Water, Air,

The God and Goddess may join

me there,

I may sing, or I may dance,

I may even dare to chant,

As pagan music softly plays,

How I love my pagan ways.

 

My ritual over, now time to seek,

 

I’m feeling light upon my feet,

I’ll walk among the trees and plants,

And search for berries upon the branch,

I’ll feel the breath of natures kiss,

At one with all is total bliss,

I wish I lived in bygone days,

To learn first hand these Pagan Ways.

—-Pagan Ways

Alan Faraway