In Ozark folk magic, the new moon is associated with new beginnings and cleansing. For this traditional bath you will need: A plastic water pitcher or small bucket Hot water A pinch of salt, any kind Optional herbs: hyssop, juniper, peppermint (leaves and/or berries) A sieve Traditionally, this cleansing ritual is performed before sunrise. Fill your pitcher (or bucket) with hot (not boiling) water. Ozarkers will use spring water, but water from a tap is fine as well. Add your salt and ...
In this spell you'll write a charm asking the Sun to help bring you joy. You'll need a sheet of paper, an envelope, a pen, and a stamp. Wake up early. Facing east, feel the Sun's warmth surrounding you, even if you can't see it. On the paper, write this charm: Glorious Sun, Bless this spell I have begun— Bring me joy, not hate, And good fortune by the hand of fate. Bring me light, not dark, And let me know love's sweet spark. Bring me courage, never fear, And let me be a stranger to ...
There's nothing like a good friend, and sometimes, when we see them troubled or in a difficult situation, we want to help. You can cast a spell of protection to guide them through the tough spots. You'll need two small pieces of obsidian, two strings (preferably black) about 12 inches long, a white pillar candle, and either a saucer or a Mason jar (preferred) to hold the candle. (For a safer candle, use a flameless battery powered version.) Carry out this spell with your friend. Place the ...
Now in the Northern Hemisphere the trees are releasing their life-giving pollen. It is the golden dust of life, covering sidewalks, porches, and windshields. Including this precious substance in a prosperity spell will draw abundance to you. You’ll need a one dollar bill, a small amount of pollen, an envelope, paper, and pen. You can gather the pollen from any outdoor surface. Put the dollar and pollen in the envelope. On the paper, write this: Precious pollen, gift of the trees, ...