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Your success on a magical path depends on your capacity to concentrate charged energies and send them into the universe in order to achieve your goals. Your link to magical energy will deteriorate if you disregard it, as will your power. They are crucial for novice witches in particular. Daily devotions are actions you take each day to improve your capacity to regulate your inner magickal energy. A daily, intermittent devotional practice aids in the replenishment of energies. Consider your daily rituals of devotion as energetic mini-rituals. They make your bond stronger and infuse your life with uplifting vibes. The...

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People have been burning incense made from fragrant flowers, plants, and herbs for thousands of years. One of the earliest documented ceremonial practices was the burning of incense to offer prayers to the gods. Incense is a potent way to communicate your intentions, whether you’re using it in a religious setting like the Catholic church or a pagan one like a bonfire rite. Herbs, flowers, wood bark, resins, and berries can all be used to produce your own. All but a few of them are free or inexpensive to produce at home or pick up in the woods. Commercially made...

The Kraken

Discover the legend of the Kraken, a monstrous sea creature from Scandinavian folklore, feared for sinking ships and creating deadly whirlpools.

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THE FEAR OF OLD AGE This fear stems primarily from two sources. First, consider the possibility that old age will bring poverty. Second, and by far the most common source of origin, false and cruel sectarian teachings that have been so well mixed with “fire and brimstone” and “purgatories” and other nonsense that humans have learned to fear Old Age because it meant the approach of another, and possibly a much more horrible, world than this one, which is already known to be bad enough. In the fundamental fear of old age, man has two very sound reasons for his...

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This is a ritual you can do after a pet has died. Obviously, you’ll need to make changes based on the type of pet you had, how they died, and so on, but you can use this ceremony as a starting point. If the pet belonged to the entire family, you might turn this into a collective rite. Things needed: The setup: To depict the four elements, arrange the salt, incense, candle, and water in a circle (or in any other manner you traditionally use). With each, place one of your four matching crystals. Light the candle and the incense....

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