$ Money Spell

By Cyndi Pagan

and Dav Sumpter

MONEY SPELL

Money Spell

List of ingredients

  Green candle (7 day candle)

  Money Oil ( slices of orange peel, benzoin, neroli, cloves, and clove oil, quartz, basil and cinnamon, base of Olive oil drop of vitamin E) 

   Some change or a dollar bill

   

Cast your circle starting in the north for strong foundation. Raise your energy and focus on what you need the money for. 

Repeat three times

   Goddess, grant this daughter/son her/ his deepest   need which is to have the rent paid, and no this isn’t greed.

I seek your assistance with a new job and opening doors.

I am willing to work and not afraid of chores.

I am willing to earn all that the universe gives me in return. 

Thank you my Goddess, your loyal servant and child says “So mote it be!”

  

Undo your circle. Let the candle burn for an hour, light the candle every day for and hour. 

Repeat for seven day. 

Afterwards toss candle in river or Bury off your property.

MOON POWDER

MOON POWDER

INGREDIENTS 

2 OR 3 TSP EACH

CLOVE,CHAMOMILE ,ALSPICE, POPPY SEEDS, JUNIPER BERRIES, SEA SALT, CHAMOMILE.

    Take your mortar crush into a powder put in jar great for Moon magic, prosperity,strength for spell

Short list but highly recommended, Wicca 101 Books

 A SHORT READING LIST 

Books alone are not enough to learn Wicca from, but books are part of a complete Wiccan education. Adler, Margot, Drawing Down the Moon. Beacon Press, Boston, 1979

 Buckland, Ray, Complete Book of Witchcraft, Llewellyn, 1991 

Budapest, Zsuzsanna, The Holy Book of Women’s Mysteries, Wingbow Press, 1989 

Campanelli, Pauline, Ancient Ways and The Wheel of the Year, Llewellyn, 1991 

Campbell, Joseph, The Hero With a Thousand Faces, Bollington Foundation, Inc., New York, 1949

 Cunningham, Scott, Wicca: a Guide for the Solitary Practitioner and Living Wicca: a Further Guide for the Solitary Practitioner, Llewellyn, 1993 

 Farrar, Janet & Stewart, The Witches Bible Compleat, Magickal Childe, 1991 

Fortune, Dion, Psychic Self-Defense, dist. by Samuel Weiser Garr, 

Carol and Ashleen O’Gaea, Enchantment Encumbered: The Study and Practice of Wicca in Restricted Environments. CreateSpace, 2009 

O’Gaea, Ashleen, Celebrating the Seasons of Life (two volumes). New Page Books, 2004. 

RavenWolf, Silver, To Ride a Silver Broomstick Llewellyn, 1993 Starhawk, The Spiral Dance, HarperCollins, 1987

After thoughts on Imbolc 2022

This was the first year I did a rededication to my Craft on Imbolc. I'm so glad I did it. I think it will be a new tradition for my Imbolc rituals.

It was so strong, powerful and empowering!

A bit about the holiday

Brighidmas Feb 1st Also known as Candlemas and Imbolg/Imbolc. This day is when the God consummates his love for the Lady. A ritual for the blessing of candles, for writing poetry, or learning a new craft are all perfect here. A very good day to begin tantric practices; the sealing of a spell or ritual using sex as the power generator.

This is the cross point between Yule and the Spring Equinox. It is the Celebration of Lights. The spring lies within sight and the seed is prepared for sowing.

The name in Gaelic means, “in the belly” the first stirrings in the womb of Mother Nature. Imbolc is celebrated as the point in the year when the Goddess recovers from giving birth to the Sun. The young God grows from an infant to a child. It is a time when the growing light promises the return of springtime.

Imbolc is the time to burn the Corn Dollies that we made at Lammas for protection and good fortune through the darkness of winter. The seeds of life are starting to stir underground. We now release the energy we put into our Dollies.

Imbolc Correspondences

• Other Names: Imbolg, Oimelc, Candlemas, Feast of Brigid, Festival of Lights, Feast of Flames, Candlelaria, La Feill Bhride.

• Herbs: Acorns, Angelica, Basil, Bay leaves, Blackberry, Chamomile, Frankincense, Lavender, Rosemary,  heather, rowan, dill, myrrh, willow

• Spell work: Awakening, Blessings, Cleansing, Home Blessings, Fertility, Lighting- Candle Blessing for the year. Protection, Rededication, Truth, Wand Consecrating, Wishing

• Colors: White, Pink, Red, and Blue, Green, Yellow, Brown

• Flowers: Daffodils, Lavender, Chamomile, Carnations, Baby’s Breath

• Symbols: Candles, the Bride, Burrowing Animals, Grain Dolly, Sun Wheels

Awakenings, Brigid’s Cross, Corn Dollies, Epiphanies, Fresh Start, Hope, New Life, Out with the Old, In with the New, Rebirth, Reconnecting, Renewal, Reuniting, daffodils, lanterns, acorns, fire, Besom, sun wheels

• Ritual Meaning: Honor of the Virgin Goddess, First Signs of returning life, and the Festival of Light

• Key Action: Open and Begin, Birth

• Stones: Amethyst, Bloodstone, Garnet, Ruby, Onyx, and Turquoise.

• Plants: Angelica, Basil, Bay Laurel, Blackberry, Celandine, Coltsfoot, Heather, Iris, Myrrh, Tansy, Violets, and all white or yellow flowers

• Activities: Candle lighting, Searching for Signs of Spring, Gathering Stones

• Taboos: Cutting or Picking Plants

• Crystal: Amethyst, Garnet, Onyx, Ruby, Turquoise

• Animals: Wolf, Snake, Swan, Vulture, Robin, Groundhogs, and other Burrowing Animals, Bears, Sheep, Lamb, and Deer

• Mythical Creatures: Firebird, Dragon, Berometz, Phoenix

• Deities: Aradia, Arachne, Arianrhod, Athena, Brighid, Blaize, Branwen, Februa, Gaea, Inanna, Lucina, Vesta, Cupid/Eros, Diancecht, Dumuzi, and Februus

• Foods: Pumpkin seeds, Sunflower seeds, Poppyseed Cakes, muffins, scones, and breads, All dairy products, Peppers, Onions, Garlic, and Raisins,  Cheese, Honey Cakes, Lavender Cookies, White Meats, Yogurt, Fish

• Drinks: Milk, Spiced Wines, and Chamomile + other Herbal Teas.

Deities of Imbolc:
Goddess: Brighid/Bridget/Brigit,
Anu, Arianrhod, Aphrodite, Artemis, Aradia, Bast, Cerridwen, Ceres, Dana, Danu, Demeter, Epona, Gaia, Hestia, Hera, Modron,   Persephone,   Persephone, Proserpina, Venus, Vesta
to focus their rituals on the Maiden aspect of the goddess

Gods: Cernunnos, Cupid, Eros, Herne, Osiris, Pan

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