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Wicca
Wicca Today
The Wiccan Sabbats
Traditions
Tools of the Craft
Recommended Reading
13 Goals Of A Witch
Magickal Correspondences
The Wiccan Rede
Magick
Elements and Magick
The Witches Creed
3 fold law
Wiccan Code
Charge Of The Goddess
A Witches Cabinet
Law of Power
The Elements
Degrees
Nature of Our Way
Laws of a Solitary
Ethics
Rules of a coven
Faeries
candle colours
Magick of The Moon
Incense Magick
Elemental Magick
Magickal Days
conjuring
Ritual Design I
Ritual Design II
Spell Outline
The Book of Shadows
Correspondence Tables
Centering and Grounding
Divine Tools
Tarot Divinitory Meanings
Ritual Record Sheet
Spell Worksheet
Candle Magick
Chanting
Cauldron Magick
What To Do In Each Moon Phase
THE MAGICK CIRCLE
To Keep Your Lover Faithful
finding a teacher
Term Definitions
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| Faeries The best place to research faery energy is not a book of magick, but tomes on myths, local legends, and archeology. For example, if you say: "Guardians of the Watchtowers of the North element of earth, and all ye in the realms of faery...." after a circle is cast, this is what you are really saying: I've cast a circle and called the Watchtowers from each compass direction to guard it. I'm asking the element of earth (not the Elementals) to come in, and I'm calling everything (both good and bad) from the realm of faery. What is going to be done with them depends on the remainder of the quarter call. Do you really want to ask them to Witness and guard? there are all sorts of Faeries some considered good, others not so good. Unlike an element or elemental, the Faery realm encompasses many levels of intelligence, ethics and abilities. You must choose wisely. Here is a short table to get you started: Direction King and Color Rule East Paralda; Red Trees, flowers, winds, mountains South Djin; White Fire, volcanoes, passions, fields West Nixa; Grey Lakes, ponds, rivers, oceans North Ghob; Black Earth, gems, minerals Faery Lore in the 1990's is a hot bed of debate among magicians. Every culture and every country has its own opinions on what Faeries are, where they came from, whether they are real or not, and how they should or should not be used In the Craft, there are two distinct uses of Faeries by those who are primarily interested in the historical and archeological correctness of the information, and those who turn more toward the mythical and creative aspects of working with Faeries. Since neither sect has blown up, It is safe to let intuition be your guide. Information from Silver RavenWolf's "To Stir a Magick Cauldron |
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