Doing ritual in our own spaces is always simple, but what if we’re caught in a new location, burning with the desire to carry out ritual or spellwork but without the tools to do so? Of course, you may say ritual doesn’t absolutely require any tools—and that’s true. But sometimes we want the tools. The answer? The Port-a- Pagan, a miniature set of spellcrafting materials. Start with a small lidded tin, one that closes snugly. Add items to it, considering which tools you ...
Springtime heralds the arrival of gardening in most locations, and carrying out a seed and garden blessing will start the season off right. You’ll need some packets of seeds, a trowel or small shovel, some organic fertilizer, and a cup of water. Carry the items to your garden location. Hold the seeds skyward and say: I honor these seeds, each carryingthe essence of new life and the giftsof food, warmth, and shelter. MayI learn the lessons of these seedsand respect their ...
In the US, it’s tax season, and many of us are thinking a lot about money and prosperity. Create a prosperity jar to ease your mind and see to your future prosperity. You’ll need a lidded pint-size jar, an LED tealight candle, a small piece of paper, a green ink pen, and some or all of the following items: a green gem, stone, or crystal (citrine, malachite, jade, moss agate, or fluorite); a number of coins; a four-leaf clover (make one with green paper if you can’t find a ...
With the spring equinox approaching, it’s a perfect time to cleanse magical items and spaces. If you have a room or sanctum devoted to your Craft, start there. Vacuum or sweep, perhaps with a new broom/ besom. Work sunwise (clockwise), finishing in the center of the room. Wash the windows; dust the walls and wash them with lavender- or mint-scented water. Dust everything, and shine any wood with honeycomb wax or linseed oil. Next comes the altar space. Wipe or dust the altar as needed ...