The Everyday Pagan

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This spell was taken from Marina Baker's 'Spells For Teenage Witches'. Tools: - A Plant - Three Seashells - Three Pebbles The Spell : - Hold the shells and pebbles in your hands and say; "From the sky above and the earth below I call upon the elements To help these plants to grow Spirit, breathe magickal life into all I sow" - Place the pebbles into the pot around the stem of the plant, or maybe slightly under the soil. Feel free to recharge them whenever you think you need it. By Gmihail at Serbian Wikipedia - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0 rs, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=85806029

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 This spell is taken from one of Nicola De Pulford's 'Book of Spells'. This is an earth-based spell designed to help ground a new project or relationship, so that it may have a firm foundation to grow successfully. It is a simple spell, and one that I have used in the past to ensure a great start to a new venture. Tools: - Square piece of paper - Four small stones - A bulb or large seed of sorts, such as an acorn - A brown or green pen The Spell: - Take the square piece of paper, and in the centre write your plan/relationship; i.e, "A journey across South Afrika" - Turn the paper over, and starting in the centre draw a tight, deosil spiral with the pen until it reaches the edges of the paper. Once you have done this, place a stone in each corner of the paper and the bulb/seed in the centre of the spiral - Now, imagine the seed growing along the spiral path and your intended plan/relationship growing strong, stable and successfully - On...

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As we go through life, we grow and change. There are times where we love the person we are, and there are also times where we reflect and don't like the person we have become. We strive to recognise our flaws and improve on ourselves. There may come a time when you decide you need a major overhaul (I know I have). Old habits don't serve you anymore and hold you back, and sometimes you need to do 'something' to really embed this change, and establish the 'New You'. Below is a ritual I wrote to mark a New You; a rite to say goodbye to the old and welcome in the new. By derivative work: ForrestjunkyCandle-flame-and-reflection.jpg: Richard W.M. Jones - Candle-flame-and-reflection.jpg, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=4882393 Tools: - White candle - Three strands of cord that represent three things that you wish to focus on as your new self: for example, purple for spirituality, pink for self love, etc. *Note: This ...