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My Book of Shadows
Wiccan SpellsspellsCandle ColorsCasting a Magick CircleAbout the Magick CircleCreating a Wishing WellA Money SpellGemstone AttributesProtective ChantWiccan Deity
The GoddessMagick Principles
Magick PrinciplesWiccan RedeRule of Three|
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| The Magick Circle Practitioners of the magick arts have always used the circle as thier place of spiritual and inner reflection. The circle has become a universal symbol of totality, wholeness, and original perfection, not to mention ancient wisdom. The circle has no beginning and it has no end. When used in magick, the circle creates and becomes a "neutral" zone where the witch can practice their craft in a safe environment, where balance is needed. When creating a circle you must remember that you are not creating a cylinder with lines and edges, but you are creating a sphere of power with half of the circle 'below' and the other half 'above'. This is why you will commonly hear old-age practitioners say something like, 'as above, so below'. The circle not only represents cyclic unity and the everlasting strength of Nature, but the circle also provides a boundary, or a limit in the creation of sacred space. When the circle has been properly cast, it serves a two-fold purpose: One: it acts as a shield or a wall of protection to keep negative energies out and retain 'good' ones. Two: the circle serves as a meeting place for the energies that the witch raises. I must say that the circle is truly the perfection of Nature at it's best. some of the info. has been inspired from 'Secrets of Modern Witchcraft Revealed', by Lady Sabrina |
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