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Plentiful, nutritious, and affordable, potatoes are considered a staple food in many Western households. They represent the basic necessities of life. This spell is designed to bring prosperity and financial stability to someone who is struggling. All you need is a potato, a knife, the name of the person you wish to benefit written on a slip of paper, and about a foot of green or gold thread. Under the waxing moon, slice a large potato in half. Hold a half in each hand, noticing their heft and ...
Use this spell to help improve challenging relationships with loved ones. Draw a circle on the middle of a piece of paper. Within the circle, list the qualities you wish were present in the relationship, be it love, compassion, trust, honesty, accountability, or other traits. Next, draw more circles to represent each person you wish to be affected by the spell, making the circles overlap the middle circle like a Venn diagram. Write each person's name in its own circle. Don't forget to include a ...
If you are a plant lover like me, you may have a collection of plants inside and outside of your home. There comes a time when some of the leaves on your plants may wither and turn brown. This spell is designed for you to think about transformation while you remove the dead leaves from your plants. Death is part of the cycle of life. As you gather up the brown leaves, this chant can help you stay in the mindset of going with the flow of transformation, making space for new things and embracing ...
Now we arrive at the twilight of the year. The skies are gray and the air is brisk. At night the wind may howl. By now, most flowers are just a memory. To capture the essence of summer, observe the regal plumes of dried grasses, both domestic and wild. They may be bleached tan from the frost, but still they stand proud. For this spell, cut a few stems of grasses. It could be from a meadow or your own yard. Arrange them to dry completely in an empty vase or jar. Display on your altar or ...
