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207 Spells matching the color Coral
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Color of the Day
Incense of the Day

The novel Dracula was first published on this day in 1897. Since we often deal with energy vampires, here’s a spell to reclaim your energy. Gather these supplies: 1 orange candle Citrus incense or essential oil A small bowl of water 2 stones Sit comfortably where you won’t be disturbed. Light the candle. Light the incense or anoint yourself with the essential oil. Dip your fingers in the water, then hold one stone in each palm. Follow your breath. With each exhale, imagine ...

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Incense of the Day

Nature offers many protective materials to all plants and animals. A broken eggshell found in a bird’s nest once protected new life. Rough bark guards the soft heartwood in a tree’s center. Shells, seed pods, and nut casings are all forms of protection for plants and animals, shielding them while they develop, grow, and live. They make perfect ingredients for protection spells. Take a walk in your area and collect some of these items. Combine them all in a mortar and pestle, ...

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Incense of the Day

Saint Patrick’s Day is often associated with the concept of luck (the luck of the Irish). Jupiter, the planet that governs luck, is in fiery Mars-ruled Aries now, so we’re going to tap into those aspects. For this spell we will be using two common household spices that have associations with luck: nutmeg (ruled by Jupiter and associated with the element of fire) and allspice (ruled by Mars and corresponding with fire). You will also need either your besom or your household ...

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In this ritual two elements, earth and water, are combined to honor the return of spring, the season of rebirth. Snow and ice may still dominate the landscape in many regions, but spring isn’t far away. You’ll need a garden hoe or shovel and a watering can. If you live in an apartment, you may use a dish of potting soil and an old spoon, or any suitable substitute. Begin by going out to your garden or yard. Turn a small spot of earth with your hoe or shovel, just enough to loosen ...

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Magic is rooted in observation and interaction with the natural world. Sometimes our greatest lessons in magic come from just sitting in nature and opening our eyes to the vast intricacies of nature....
       
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