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Basics of
Magick
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Colour correspondences
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Colour can play an important role in magick and spellcrafting as
it greatly affects our emotions and way of thinking. We can use
colour within magick in the candles we choose, the clothes we
wear, an altar cloth if you use one or even flowers used within
the spell itself. Below is a table of widely used colour
correspondences:
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Black |
Banishing,
hexing, cleansing, scrying into hidden issues, divination |
Blue, Dark |
Joy,
creativity, group efforts, peace, communications |
Blue, Light |
Devotion,
inspiration, peace, tranquillity |
Brown |
Money,
business, home-hunting, Earth rituals |
Gold |
Success,
Sun, God rituals, fortune, good luck |
Green |
Prosperity, fertility, good fortune, renewal, Earth
rituals |
Indigo |
Deep
meditation, Karma work, opening psychic powers |
Magenta |
Swift
changes, beauty |
Orange |
Power,
healing, stimulation, success, Sun rituals |
Pink |
Love,
platonic love, friendship, kindness, emotional healing |
Purple |
Wisdom,
contact with spirits, opening psychic powers |
Red |
Passion,
love, sex, courage, vitality, force of will, victory |
Silver |
Moon
rituals, Goddess rituals, fortune, good luck |
White |
Purification, healing, can substitute for any other
colour, Lunar rituals |
Yellow |
Communications, intellect, healing, swift changes |
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Days of the Week
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The days of the week have different properties attributed to them and
they are associated with different deities and planets which can aid
spellcrafting. As you can see, the idea of the days being associated
with deities is a very old one.
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Roman name |
Anglo-Saxon name |
Modern planetary correspondence |
Magickally aids ... |
Sunday |
Dies Solis |
Sunandaeg (Sun's day) |
The Sun |
Success, God rituals, power, swift change |
Monday |
Dies Lunae |
Monandaeg (Moon's day) |
The
Moon |
Psychic
work, Goddess rituals, Faery rituals |
Tuesday |
Dies Martis |
Tiwesdaeg (Tiw's day) |
Mars |
Protection, victory, courage, athletics |
Wednesday |
Dies Mercuri |
Wodnesdaeg (Woden's day) |
Mercury |
Communications, intellectual pursuits, flexibility |
Thursday |
Dies Jovis |
Thunresdaeg (Thunor's day) |
Jupiter |
Business, group pursuits, joy, laughter, expansion |
Friday |
Dies Veneris |
Frigedaeg (Frige's day) |
Venus |
Love,
friendship, nature, beauty, arts and crafts |
Saturday |
Dies Saturni |
Saeterdaeg (Saturn's day) |
Saturn |
Hidden
or obscured matters, limitations or boundaries |
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Herb Associations
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Plants have long been considered to have metaphysical energies useful
to magick. They can be used as incense or within witch bottles or
pouches as charms and as flower posies to adorn your home or to give
as a gift. Use caution if poisonous.
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Divination |
Lemon, Lilac,
Hemp, Mugwort, Yarrow, Fern, Chicory, Sandalwood, Honeysuckle,
Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Bay, Rowan |
Healing |
Angelica,
Eucalyptus, Lemon balm, Comfrey, Garlic, Sage, Apple, Elder,
Lavender, Bay, Rosemary, Cinnamon |
Luck |
Allspice, Fern,
Heather, Nutmeg |
Money |
Basil,
Chamomile, Cinnamon, Dill, Vervain, Nutmeg |
Peace |
Rosemary,
Lavender, Violet, Feverfew, Coriander, Patchouli, Chamomile,
Rose, Sandalwood, Bergamot |
Protection |
Bay, Black
pepper, Heather, Angelica, Chamomile, Coriander, Feverfew,
Jasmine, St. John's Wort, Caraway, Dill, Marshmallow, Basil,
Clove, Fennel, Garlic, Hyssop, Rowan, Comfrey, Thyme |
Purification |
Fennel, Lemon,
Pine, Frankincense, Rosemary, Basil, Rue, Juniper, Sage, Thyme,
Gorse, Lovage, Hyssop, St. John's Wort, Tansy, Angelica, Garlic,
Lavender, Fennel, Oak |
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