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The belief that each day of the week holds certain magical influence and properties is an age old tradition. Each day is specifically ruled by a planet, and the energy of that planet and what they represent, aids and assists devotees achieve their magical goals. Here are the days of the week and their signature planets: SUNDAY: (ruled by the Sun): The day of the week to perform spells and rituals involving healing, blessing, banishing evil, and exorcisms. Color of candles to use are orange, white, yellow. MONDAY: (ruled by the Moon): The day of the week to perform spells and rituals involving sending emotional communications, travel, Moon Goddess rituals, purification, protection, peace, female fertility, and reconciliation. Color of candles to use are silver, white, grey. TUESDAY: (ruled by Mars): The day of the week to perform spells and rituals involving courage, energy, physical strength, spell activation, banishing negativity, revenge, military honor, courage, surgery and the breaking of negative spells. Color of candles to use are red, orange. WEDNESDAY: (ruled by Mercury): The day of the week to perform spells and rituals involving communication, the use of mental facilities, writing, knowledge, wisdom, study, seeking higher education, and business transactions. Color if candles to use are yellow, grey, purple, and all opalescent hues. THURSDAY: (ruled by Jupiter): The day of the week to perform spells and rituals involving legal matters, the Courts and court cases, male fertility, health, wealth, happiness, healing animals, crops, the land, and agriculture. Colors of candles to use are blue, brown. FRIDAY: (ruled by Venus):The day of the week to perform spells and rituals involving prosperity, abundance, love, romance, beauty, sex, marriage, and friendships. Colors: pink and green. SATURDAY: (ruled by Saturn): The day of the week to perform spells and rituals involving psychic and spirit communication, meditation, deploying or protection from psychic attacks, locating lost things or missing persons, and activation major changes in one’s life. Colors of candles to use are black, blue, grey, purple. NOTE: The use of any written or image material on this site is prohibited by anyone and is not approved by the site owner. It is illegal to use another’s work without express permission and is defined as...
Spring is here and the ubiquitous sign of all things Easter is the egg. The egg is a symbol in many different beliefs and cultures, as it symbolizes fertility, new life, or new beginnings. When eggs are shared or used in spring and Easter celebrations, the meaning behind it is joy in a new life or the awakening of the Earth and Nature from a long Winter’s nap. Not only do eggs symbolize that we are in a process of developing ourselves spiritually, but it is said that if you dream of eggs, then it may indicate that you are ready to have a child, or you are “birthing” a new area of your life, and changes to achieve that goal will come to pass. Many spiritual workers also use eggs as symbolic items in ritual. Curanderos, or shamanic native healers from Central and South America, the United States and Mexico, use eggs as a central part of a limpia, or “cleaning/cleansing”, they will perform for you. Limpias are recommended when you have blockages in your life or you are experiencing a streak of bad luck, negativity, bad karmic situations, phobias, fears, and in some cases, curses that run through a family from generation to generation. Many use the egg as a source of divination once the spiritual cleansing ritual is performed. Some crack open the egg into a clear glass of liquid (usually water) and watch as the albumen, or egg white, swirls and form images that can then be interpreted or “read” in a spiritual consultation. This is for the spiritual worker to determine what form of action to take against the negative energy that is affecting the client’s success. Other cleansing rituals instruct you to break the eggs that were rubbed over your body into the toilet to flush them down and away as a symbolic act of breaking a relationship off with another. Duck eggs have also been employed in rituals regarding a woman’s reproductive health and issues with fertility. Parts of the eggs are also used in spiritual practices in the form of powdered eggshells, also called Efun in the African language known as Yoruba. Efun, or cascarilla as it is known in the United States and Latin America, is used to mark a spiritual circle before a ceremony, as an addition to spiritual baths for healing, cleansing, and protection, and it is also applied to certain areas of the body that are considered entry points for malicious spirits to try to gain entry to possess that person. Not only the egg is used in hoodoo, conjure, and magic, but also the chicken. traditional hoodoo practitioners may have “frizzled” chickens in their yard to ‘scratch’ up any items to jinx or “cross you up”. The “Frizzle” chicken is a specialty breed with characteristic curled or frizzled plumage. While the frizzle gene can be seen in many breeds, such as the Pekin and Polish, the Frizzle is a breed of chicken with characteristic curled or frizzled plumage. Chickens are also used in certain traditions to cleanse you as well. Depending on the belief system, a chicken will be ritually cleansed with water, prayed over, then passed over the entire of a person’s body to absorb the negativity and curse. It is then disposed of in the manner which the belief system dictates, and the person is considered cleaned of the condition. Orthodox Jewish customs have one special day where a live chicken is waved above a person’s head to cleanse them from all the negativity ofthe past year. Lastly, the chicken foot is considered a fetish or talisman used...
Free Candle Spells | Magic for Each Day of the Week
Posted by Jacqueline on Jun 16th, 2019 in Worldwide Beliefs | Comments Off on Free Candle Spells | Magic for Each Day of the Week
The belief that each day of the week holds certain magical influence and properties is an age old tradition. Each day is specifically ruled by a planet, and the energy of that planet and what they represent, aids and assists devotees achieve their magical goals. Here are the days of the week and their signature planets: SUNDAY: (ruled by the Sun): The day of the week to perform spells and rituals involving healing, blessing, banishing evil, and exorcisms. Color of candles to use are orange, white, yellow. MONDAY: (ruled by the Moon): The day of the week to perform spells and rituals involving sending emotional communications, travel, Moon Goddess rituals, purification, protection, peace, female fertility, and reconciliation. Color of candles to use are silver, white, grey. TUESDAY: (ruled by Mars): The day of the week to perform spells and rituals involving courage, energy, physical strength, spell activation, banishing negativity, revenge, military honor, courage, surgery and the breaking of negative spells. Color of candles to use are red, orange. WEDNESDAY: (ruled by Mercury): The day of the week to perform spells and rituals involving communication, the use of mental facilities, writing, knowledge, wisdom, study, seeking higher education, and business transactions. Color if candles to use are yellow, grey, purple, and all opalescent hues. THURSDAY: (ruled by Jupiter): The day of the week to perform spells and rituals involving legal matters, the Courts and court cases, male fertility, health, wealth, happiness, healing animals, crops, the land, and agriculture. Colors of candles to use are blue, brown. FRIDAY: (ruled by Venus):The day of the week to perform spells and rituals involving prosperity, abundance, love, romance, beauty, sex, marriage, and friendships. Colors: pink and green. SATURDAY: (ruled by Saturn): The day of the week to perform spells and rituals involving psychic and spirit communication, meditation, deploying or protection from psychic attacks, locating lost things or missing persons, and activation major changes in one’s life. Colors of candles to use are black, blue, grey, purple. NOTE: The use of any written or image material on this site is prohibited by anyone and is not approved by the site owner. It is illegal to use another’s work without express permission and is defined as...Free Candle Spells | Magical Uses for Eggs and Chickens
Posted by Jacqueline on Mar 30th, 2019 in Worldwide Beliefs | Comments Off on Free Candle Spells | Magical Uses for Eggs and Chickens
Spring is here and the ubiquitous sign of all things Easter is the egg. The egg is a symbol in many different beliefs and cultures, as it symbolizes fertility, new life, or new beginnings. When eggs are shared or used in spring and Easter celebrations, the meaning behind it is joy in a new life or the awakening of the Earth and Nature from a long Winter’s nap. Not only do eggs symbolize that we are in a process of developing ourselves spiritually, but it is said that if you dream of eggs, then it may indicate that you are ready to have a child, or you are “birthing” a new area of your life, and changes to achieve that goal will come to pass. Many spiritual workers also use eggs as symbolic items in ritual. Curanderos, or shamanic native healers from Central and South America, the United States and Mexico, use eggs as a central part of a limpia, or “cleaning/cleansing”, they will perform for you. Limpias are recommended when you have blockages in your life or you are experiencing a streak of bad luck, negativity, bad karmic situations, phobias, fears, and in some cases, curses that run through a family from generation to generation. Many use the egg as a source of divination once the spiritual cleansing ritual is performed. Some crack open the egg into a clear glass of liquid (usually water) and watch as the albumen, or egg white, swirls and form images that can then be interpreted or “read” in a spiritual consultation. This is for the spiritual worker to determine what form of action to take against the negative energy that is affecting the client’s success. Other cleansing rituals instruct you to break the eggs that were rubbed over your body into the toilet to flush them down and away as a symbolic act of breaking a relationship off with another. Duck eggs have also been employed in rituals regarding a woman’s reproductive health and issues with fertility. Parts of the eggs are also used in spiritual practices in the form of powdered eggshells, also called Efun in the African language known as Yoruba. Efun, or cascarilla as it is known in the United States and Latin America, is used to mark a spiritual circle before a ceremony, as an addition to spiritual baths for healing, cleansing, and protection, and it is also applied to certain areas of the body that are considered entry points for malicious spirits to try to gain entry to possess that person. Not only the egg is used in hoodoo, conjure, and magic, but also the chicken. traditional hoodoo practitioners may have “frizzled” chickens in their yard to ‘scratch’ up any items to jinx or “cross you up”. The “Frizzle” chicken is a specialty breed with characteristic curled or frizzled plumage. While the frizzle gene can be seen in many breeds, such as the Pekin and Polish, the Frizzle is a breed of chicken with characteristic curled or frizzled plumage. Chickens are also used in certain traditions to cleanse you as well. Depending on the belief system, a chicken will be ritually cleansed with water, prayed over, then passed over the entire of a person’s body to absorb the negativity and curse. It is then disposed of in the manner which the belief system dictates, and the person is considered cleaned of the condition. Orthodox Jewish customs have one special day where a live chicken is waved above a person’s head to cleanse them from all the negativity ofthe past year. Lastly, the chicken foot is considered a fetish or talisman used...
