Category: Enchanted

Multi-day spells are workings that span across consecutive days. They add extra effort and allow you to build up more energy. Is a multi-day spell right for you?

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What is a Multi-Day Spell?

Multi-day spells require dedication and continuous effort. Typically, specific actions will be performed over the course of several days. Each day you’ll build upon the previous day’s work.

For example, you can add herbs, chants, candle magic, draw sigils, or visualization.

These spells often require careful planning to ensure enough time and energy to commit to the duration of the spell.

Notably, these spells often involve ritualistic practices. For example, creating an altar or a sacred space to cast for a while.

Why do a Multi-Day Spell

Try this type of spellwork for complex intentions. They allow you to work an ambitious spell without draining your energy.

Essentially you can recharge, and ground between casting so you’re not exhausted.

Another reason is to get a clear idea of developing your goal. A multi-day spell could help you stay fully focused.

This type of extended casting keeps a continuous connection with our intent. This can amplify the spell’s effectiveness and our connection to the desired outcome.

How to do a Multi-Day Spell

If you’d like to give it a try, here is a basic guideline.

• Set a clear intention.
• Collect all tools and ingredients.
• Determine how many days you want your spell to last.
• Create a sacred space.
• Begin your spell.
• On each subsequent day, return to your sacred space and repeat the steps or enhance it.
• On the final day, close your spell and be thankful for all the energies invoked during the process.

Multi-Day Candle Spell

Multi-day candle magic is a popular way to manifest over the course of days.

Notably, a vigil candle or a pillar candle is burned for 3, 5, or 7 days. However, do your spell as long as you feel guided.

Basically, it involves lighting a specific colored candle and meditating on your intention. Additionally, you can add a petition for what you’re asking for.

Essentially these vigils or pillars are used commonly in spellwork. They can represent an eternal flame on your altar or represent a God or Goddess. Additionally, they can stand in for the elements.

You can do these spells as elaborate as you’d like, but below is a basic version to get you started.

• Choose a candle color representing your intention, or make your own.
• Light the candle each day while focusing on your intention. Meditate, visualize, or say affirmations.
• Allow it to burn for a specific amount of time, however long resonates with your spell.
• If using a petition paper, fold it and put it under the candle.

Research your tools and ingredients to understand their properties before incorporating them into your craft.

Remember, your magical practice relies on your own beliefs and intentions.

In some cultures, a jealous glare can cast a curse called the evil eye. We’ve all seen the beautiful evil eye amulet but do you know its history? Read on for the evil eye explained.

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Where did the Evil Eye come from?

This hex dates way back to 1180 BC during the late Bronze Age and likely earlier. Greek classics mention it in more than 100 works.

The earliest written references are on clay tablets, dating from the third millennium BC. Exceptional quality agate beads, used to protect the wearer against the influence of the evil eye, were also discovered in royal Sumerian graves in Ur.

There is a strong belief in the evil eye in many places:

• Europe
• Central America
• Latin America
• Mexico
• West Asia
• South Asia
• Central Asia
• East and West Africa

Also found in the Islamic doctrine and practiced by Muslims.

My sister traveled to Greece and saw it worn as jewelry by men and women, applied to children’s clothes, and displayed at local places. She brought me a makeup bag with the symbol and Lucky soap.

Additionally, it’s painted on Turkish Airlines planes.

The Curse

Ultimately, this is the easiest form of a curse to cast. In fact, most people are unaware of the harmful energy they’re projecting.

Any envious person can unconsciously send that negative energy to another through a malicious stare. Truly, the thoughts we have literally form an intention.

When we’re mad and have high adrenaline, we are pushing that energy through our veins and projecting it on someone else. This happens when you’re in an argument and you intentionally wish someone ill will.

Be aware of the unseen evil eye that is caused by intense jealousy. You never know who is hiding their feelings and really wishing bad fortune on you.

Surprisingly, it’s quite easy to cast an evil eye. People with blue eyes are said to bestow the evil eye even when not on purpose.

Protective Magic

A common way to avert the curse is to wear a nazar. This symbol is used to protect you and everyone in your household from negative energy being sent your way.

Means of Protection:

• objects
• charms
• amulets
• talismans
• sigils
• crystals
• water

Objects and charms are enchanted for protection. Protective amulets and talismans are used in folk religion.

This symbol is often incorporated inside other talismans, like a hamsa. Also, we often see it inside the Hand of Fatima.

Basically, this symbol protects you from harm thrown your way.

Truthfully, crafting a talisman yourself is more powerful because you infuse your own energy into it.

Read Magical Crafting

I made evil eye protection besoms as talismans for my sisters to hang near their front doors.

Altogether, this works well because besoms are used to cleanse and prepare a ritual space by cleaning out the negative energies.

Tell me about the talismans you made in the comments below!

If you’re new to the enchanted world of witchcraft or a spiritual journey, you might be interested in scrying. So what is scrying? It’s ancient divination where you see the unseen by gazing at a reflective surface. Just like the iconic image of a fortuneteller and her crystal ball, you too can learn this practice. However, the tools you can use are vast.

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Scrying History

Scry: /skrī/ verb

scrying

1. foretell the future using a crystal ball or other reflective object or surface. “a mirror used for scrying”

Origin early 16th-century shortening of descry – “catch sight of“.

Essentially, scrying is a form of divination. This technique of seeing images are messages from the divine or supernatural.

They appear on some sort of surface. The most popular ways to scry are into a crystal ball, a mirror, and water. However, you can use any surface, and my favorite way is smoke.

It’s safe to say this practice has been around for a long time. The art of scrying appears throughout history around the world.

In ancient Egypt, people would put a drop of oil on their thumbnails to obtain spiritual wisdom. In short, they looked into the shiny surface for images from the spiritual realm.

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Why Scry?

Although its most commonly believed that scrying is for the purpose of seeing the future, keep in mind that the future isn’t set in stone therefore it can only be speculated.

So, if you can’t see the future then why scry? So you can receive messages and spiritual guidance! Also, you use your second sight and reveal the unseen.

Another reason to scry is to connect with nature spirits. I love to see what’s happening around me in the spiritual realm. Especially the faeries!

Faeries and nature spirits show up in my photos all the time while I scry.

Scrying just might be your gateway to all your psychic gifts!

How to Scry

You should practice scrying in a dark room preferably at night.

Ultimately, there isn’t a formal uniformity to follow. In other words, there is no right way to scry. Matter of fact, over the many ages, more ways to scry have been discovered and taught.

Likewise, you don’t need any tools or fancy skills at all. Divination is always available to everyone.

Undoubtedly, anytime you’re tapping into unknown energies from the spirit world, safety measures are important.

Clear out Energetic Debris

Start by smudging yourself and the area to clear the energy. You can use any sort of smoke bath to smudge:

• sage stick
• Palo Santo
• incense stick or cone
• herbs

Alternatively, you can use the light of the divine to clear out energies.

Simply imagine a bright white cloud of smoke filling the room. See it enter from one spot and grow until the entire room is white and cloudy.

Get Grounded

Next, ground yourself. Whenever you’re doing spiritual work it’s a good idea to ground your energies.

To begin with, simply imagine red roots growing out of your root chakra. See it pierce the earth’s surface and grow through the rock and rubbish to the center of the earth.

Protect Yourself

Once this is done, set the intention of only connecting with beings of love and light.

Next, encircle yourself with a bright, white light of the divine. Thank your angels and guides for keeping you safe.

Scry, Baby!

Finally, just relax and be open to receiving.

Scrying can be used to ask questions. You can communicate with a certain spirit, like your ancestors. Or, you can just direct the question to the spirit realm and your guides.

If you have a specific question now is the time to state it. Now, softly gaze at your medium and try not to blink too often.

Keep in mind that when we’re scrying, we’re using our third eye. Or rather, “second sight”.

Therefore, turn your focus inward and allow any images to form and present themselves. Notice any sensations or visions.

Scrying Medium

Particularly what should you use to scry? This depends on what you prefer!

The most common scrying tools are the crystal ball, and mirror. But, there are many alternative tools.

We know the fortuneteller uses her crystal ball, but have fun exploring scrying with:

• crystals
• mirror
• bowl of water
• candle wax
• candle flame
• tea leaves
• smoke
• fire
• clouds
• oil

I love to use smoke as my scrying medium. In particular, a sage smudge stick.

To point out, they’re bigger than incense so you’ll have more smoke to work with. Provided that you keep blowing on the fire, you’ll be able to generate a lot of smoke.

Modern Day Scrying

Another way I like to scry is by using the mist in an oil diffuser.

I gaze at the mist as it flows out and around.

Depending on your intention, you can use a specific oil. For example, you could use clove oil for protection, or, eucalyptus for purification.

Cedar and Frankincense are good for enhancing psychic abilities and connecting to the spirit world.

I gaze at the mist and take in all the shapes and forms I see. Then, I snap some pictures on my cell.

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Doing this allows me to really study the photos and appreciate all that shows up.

The best time to review the pictures is when it’s the darkest outside. Make sure the room is completely dark and the lighting from your phone screen is dim.

Slowly increase the brightness so you can discover better images while you zoom in and out.

Record the Messages

You should consider recording any messages even if it’s just experimentation. You might decide later to make scrying a permanent practice.

Spend some time journaling about what you felt and saw. Remember, not all messages might be clear at first. Spirit communicates through metaphors and symbolism. That’s up to you to decipher.

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Develop Your Scrying Abilities

Don’t get discouraged if you don’t see anything at first. Eventually, you’ll learn the best methods of enhancing your focus and sharpening your visualization skills.

With practice, you’ll become familiar with ways of receiving messages.

Keep in mind the way you prepare both your environment and yourself can help to achieve optimum results. 

Tell me your favorite divination practice!

Spell crafting is customizing your own unique spell. This can be done by combining other spells together or putting a spin on an existing one. I’m a fan of turning ordinary items into magical tools. In this post, I’ll give you a couple of ideas for magical crafting.

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Magical Crafting

Making your own magical tools is a way to infuse the tool with your own personal energy and power. 

When you use your tool, imagine a beam of light coming from you and into the object. Foundationally, this is your own energy.

Magical Materials

First, think about what you’d like to use your tools for. Is it specifically for a money spell, a love spell, or a specific intention?

Research the different magical qualities of materials. Gather materials that support your intention. Even if you’re not using them on your tools, you can have them around you to soak up the energy.

Tip: Personal items that hold meaning will add power.

Of course, what you use is up to you. I like to use copper because it represents love, abundance, and health.

Magical Crafting Using Healing Crystals

Read Why You Should Use Healing Crystals.

Of course, healing crystals have magical properties! Make a crystal grid or arrange them around your area if you’re not physically using them in your craft.

Here’s a brief of my favorite crystals:

• Selenite – cleansing, spiritual connection, clarity, power.
• Clear Quartz – cleansing, protection, versatile intentions.
• Smoky Quartz – cleansing, banishing, protection.
• Rose Quartz – love, healing, heart chakra work.
• Amethyst – cleansing, purifying, spiritual gifts.
• Hematite – grounding, banishing.
• Jade – luck, prosperity, balancing.
• Sodalite – positivity, clarity, grounding.

Read Caring for your Crystals.

Crafting an Intention

If you’re not on board with the word “spell” that’s fine. Essentially, an intention, a spell, and a wish are all the same. It’s just a matter of how you put it out into the universe.

I’m a spiritual walker and I practice magick. Therefore, I like to combine spiritual teaching and spell crafting. For example, the teachings of Archangel Michael.

Rainbow Healing Light Magical Craft

Read Angelic Rainbow of Light.

It’s common for masters and angels to gather in large groups and unite their energies for the purpose of healing.

Through intention, they create a rainbow of light. The light extends like a rainbow in an arch shape to the person or intention. You can request for one to be sent to any situation or purpose.

Because of this, the wooden rainbow craft is a perfect visual for this request.

Materials Needed

• wooden rainbow craft (I bought mine at Dollar Tree)
• paints
• craft pen
• stickers
• glue

First and foremost, prepare your space!

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Start by taking a craft pen of some sort and writing out your intention on the rainbow rays. Following the standard Angelic Rainbow of Healing Light request, say to yourself or out loud,

“I request healing for, situation, person, animal, myself, to bring forth the outcome of ______.

I invite a Master or Archangel and 100 beings of light to send and ground powerful healing energy, light, consciousness, or creator quality. Thank you.”

Of course, you can shorten your intention to a few keywords to fit your craft.

For example, if your intention is for someone to forgive you, write their name and “forgive me”. For physical healing of some sort, write “heal covid” or whatever it may be.

Next, paint your rainbow and decorate it with stickers and jewels.

Finally, imagine the whole event playing out in your mind. Display it on your altar or in your sacred space.

Bubble Wand Magical Craft

Who doesn’t love blowing bubbles? Utilize that sensation in your craft! This form of air magick is fun and simple to construct.

Use a giant bubble wand as the conduit for magic. All you need to do is simply decorate the wand reflecting your intention!

Materials Needed

• giant bubble wand
• gel pens
• stickers
• wire/thread
• charms
• essential oil

After preparing your space, enrich the wand with your intention. Draw sigils or symbols to infuse the energy of what you’re trying to do.

Add essential oil to your wand that supports your intention.

Accessorize the wand as little or as much as guided. Use your own discernment to know when it’s energized.

To use your bubble magic, think and feel your intention and blow it into the bubble. Watch it be released to the universe as it pops.

I like to use it as a releasing ritual.

I exhaled everything that no longer serves me into the bubbles and watched the universe transmute it. This is a great way to breathe out fear and limiting beliefs.

Try this form of spell crafting during a releasing and cleansing ritual.

You could also use it while invoking Archangel Michael’s bubble shield of protection.

Do You Craft Magical Tools?

What kind of magic do you craft? Let me know in the comments below.

Happy Crafting!

Victoria