The Call Of The Moon

What is paganism?

What is paganism, really?

Paganism: Movement, Umbrella, Big Tent Religion?

Pagan primer

Seeking the Basics

Dangers of conflating pagan traditions

10 reasons NOT to become pagan

Respectfully Following an Eclectic Path

Where to Begin as a Pagan

On Teaching and Teachers

Why research methodology is important

Critical Reading and Pagan Books

“I can’t teach you how to think”

How to Read a 101 Pagan/Witchcraft Book

Frustrations with Pagan Books

[posted by Ghost of PSG]

Witchcraft

finding your witchcraft

what type of books reading material do you suggest

welcome to witchcraft a post for beginners

how to do witchcraft research for newbies

reading list for non-wiccan witchcraft, paganism, and more

Energy Manipulation

lets talk basics directing energy

sensing energy exercise

grounding

[posted by Bibliophilicwitch]

Ideas for altar in a small space and hiding altars by singingmountainwitch

Apartment Witchcraft by nieceoftheserpent 

Magic on a budget tips by low-budget-witches

Being a Witch on a Budget by borrowednebula

Getting started tips by bibliophilicwitch 

Casting a circle by natural-magics 

Energy Manipulation and Grounding 101 by stsathyre 

Herbs by skinnybitchwitch

Newbie Pagan Resources and Advice by vaporwitch 

Good advice by vaporwitch 

Advice to a Beginner by stormsorceress and knotted-vines

Free witchy apps by belladonnaswitchblog 

Magic Users DIrectory by pomegranateandivy 

Witch Jars 101 by nieceoftheserpent

Cleansing 101 by nieceoftheserpent 

101 Articles by merkavahpartyvan 

Downloadable Resources by thelivingwiccan 

Pagan PDFs by @wiccanwonders

[posted by magicusersresource]

Fire

A Candle

Incense

Charred wood

Coal

Soot

Hot peppers

Matches or a Lighter

Lizards

String Instruments/Music

Earth

Stones or Crystals

Wood

Plants

Soil

Clay

Bones

Spider Webs

Seeds

Coins

Bonsais and Houseplants

Woodwind Instruments/Music

Air

Incense

Feathers

Bell

A Prism

A Fan (hand or electric)

Honey

Pollen

Birds

Dandelion Seeds

Water

Water

Ice

Shells

Drums

Fish

Cups

Spirit

Keys

Blood

Magnets

Cats and Dogs

Pomegranates

Poisonous Plants

Singing

Element Aligned Spell Items

Fire Salts by pomegranateandivy

Phlegethon Water (fire) by pomegranateandivy

Lethe Water (water) by pomegranateandivy

Cocytus Water (earth) by pomegranateandivy

Acheron Water (air) by pomegranateandivy

Styx Water (spirit) by pomegranateandivy

Elemental Correspondences

Stones by m00ndaze

Animals by averywitchyblog

Metals by lunar-butterflies

Many witches (and me) like to include herbs into their rituals, because they, as well as crystals and colors, have their specific energies that can strengthen the effect. So here’s a short list for money/ gain/ wish/ success magic.

Thyme can be used to protect your money.

Nutmeg brings good luck in games of chance.

Cloves attract money and friends.

Allspice is great for both: drawing money and business success.

Chamomile Flowers are widely considered to be a lucky herb.

Acacia attracts money.

Black berry attracts money and protection.

Cinnamon - money and love.

Use Cinquefoil to increase wealth (and love).

Fern - good luck.

Ginger and Jasmine - for money and love.

Honeysuckle - prosperity.

Mint brings money, healing and protection (my favourite!).

Moss draws money.

Orange - abundance.

Nutmeg,Patchouli, Peppermint, Pine - money.

Sandalwood makes wishes come true.

Alfalfa - though brings success, use with other herbs to make it powerful enough.

I just can’t finnish this little list without emphasising the strength of the Mint. I use it not only in rituals but in random money related visualisations and I can tell that they are very powerful (for me at least). I used to get great results even when I was lacking any experience.

Answer. You may not always realize that you’re being called. Sometimes you really have to keep an eye out for patterns repeating themselves in your life.

(Pictured above are statues dedicated to the Moon Goddess and Horned God)

To use, pour a bit of incense onto a coal (leaving crystal in jar) and pass stones to be purified through the smoke. 

-Pagan. You can be a witch and be Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu or any other religion that does not use the label “pagan” for itself.

-Wiccan. Witchcraft is a secular practice. Wicca is a religion that involves the practice of witchcraft sometimes.

Alfalfa Leaf: home protection; money draw; prosperity; security.

Bergamont: money draw; success.

Black Cohosh: relaxation; turn worries aside.

Boneset: call upon devas; divination; protection; ward negativity.

Burdock Root: protection; purification; ward negativity.

The Basics:

Earth Based Spirituality

How to Harvest your Magical Herbs

How to Dry your Magical Herbs

How to Store your Magical Herbs

Herbal Preparations

Herbs in Magic

Herbs:

Magical Correspondences of Herbs, Roots, Flowers & Resins

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

The Book of Shadows (BOS) is used to store information you’ll need in your magical tradition, whatever it may be.

orange candle

vanilla oil

needle & thread

6 sunflower seeds (soaked overnight in water to soften the outer shell)

Anoint the candle with vanilla oil and light it. As it burns, chant: