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| April 26, 2012
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Tarot Love Spell

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Items: Star Tarot Card – Lovers Tarot Card – King or Queen of Cups Tarot Card (choose the Tarot Card that corresponds to the gener your seeking) Ritual: Layout the Star Tarot Card and visualize the floodgates opening and all obstacles that have kept you and your soul mate apart being removed – you should feel a sense of relief as you lay down the card. Next lay down the chosen court cups card Tarot Card and visualize everything you want in your perfect soul mate – try to think of personality traits as well as physical traits. They’re hair, their laugh, and sense of humour, affection given and received and so on. As you lay the card down and you are done visualizing, say these words: “I call upon all good spirits, call upon all karmic forces, I call upon wide ruling powers. Make smooth the way that may love may be brought to me!” Lay down the lovers card Tarot Card and say these words: “As I lay this final card – the spell is cast the magick shall last -so be it. Cyber Cauldron Shop Ritual Herbs For Spell Work Nefertaris Tarot £29.95 Secret Tarot £19.00 Tarot of the Mermaids £19.99 The Druid Craft Tarot £19.99 Gay Tarot £19.00 The Original Rider Waite Tarot Deck £13.00 Arthurian Tarot By John & Caitlin Matthews £11.19 Mystic Dreamer Tarot Cards & Book £29.97 Sensual Wicca Tarot £17.99 Radiant Rider Waite Tarot Card Deck £19.00 Copyright protected by Digiprove © 2010 Cyber Caulron Related articles by

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| April 26, 2012
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Tarot MacMorgan Spread pt1

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Tarot is a method of introspection based on the interpretation of several cards placed in any number of positions and orders. While Tarot is used by many practicing pagans , it is not inherently pagan. It has also been used by psychologists and teachers of many and varied religions. Tarot is used several different ways based on several different decks, but the spread I’ve given here is the MacMorgan Spread a common version of reading Tarot. I am including the meanings of the major Arcana  but I have chosen to leave out the meanings and symbolisation if the minor Arcana for the main reason That Tarot are personal linked the owner of the cards and much of the symbolism is personal and introspective. It is common for many pagans and tarot readers to use their cards as a source of meditations to gain insights on their own personal and spiritual development. In the MacMorgan spread a blank card is left in the Tarot deck this is used to identify any areas from the reading, which are either not available at the time of the tarot reading or that the person receiving the reading is not ready or is unwilling to receive the information at this time. In the MacMorgan Tarot spread all cards are placed upright, their are no reverse meaning in this tarot spread. The MacMorgan Spread uses thirteen cards, and is laid out in the following order: 1. This card is the Self or the Significator. This represents the total person, the combination

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| April 26, 2012
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Blending your own Incense pt2

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Although now days it easier to buy already mix and blended incense it is still a good idea to mix your own for special ritual. Now there is nothing wrong with premixed Incense it does the job, the only issues you may feel is important is that you don’t know what energy the incense picks up. The only way you can be 100% sure that your incense is blended using the correct energy for it purpose. Below is a list of common Incense Blends, which are perfect for any ritual and are very simple to make. Please note some ingredince can cause an allergic reactions Greek God/Goddess Incense 4 parts Frankincense 2 Parts Myrrh 1 part Pine 1 Part Rose Petals 1 part sage 1 Part White Willow bark few drops Olive oil few drops Cypress oil Burn to honour them. Hecate Incense 3 Parts Sandalwood 2 Parts Cypress 1 Part Spearmint (peppermint) To honour Her, burn at crossroads or during ritual at the waning of the Moon. Herne Incense 1/2 oz. Deerstongue leaves 1/2 oz. patchouli leaves 1/2 oz. rue 1 oz. gum sanderac 1/3 oz. gum guiacum 26 drops vetivert oil Make during the waxing Moon. Grind the deer’s tongue, patchouli and rue extremely finely with pestle and mortar, and mix them. Grind the gum sandarac to gravel consistency, and the gum guyicum extremely finely, add them to the others, and mix. Finally add the vetyver oil, and mix well. Imbolc Incense 3 Parts Frankincense 2 parts Dragon’s Blood 1/2 Part Red Sandalwood

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| April 26, 2012
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How to use a Crystal Ball

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When you first get your crystal ball you will need to clean it of any negative energies see crystal magicks the easy way. It is also a good idea to name the crystal ball and give it a purpose this will help you make a personal connection. Once your ready to use your crystal ball place the ball on a stand or black cloth and place your hands either side of the crystal ball. Charge the ball with energy allowing the energy to flow from you through the crystal ball and returning to yourself creating a loop of energy. When you feel that you and the ball are sharing the same connection take a slow deep breath in and close your eyes think of your question open your eyes and stare deeply at the centre of the crystal ball the slowly allow your focus soften until your gently looking at the crystal ball. The way you look at the crystal can be a little difficult to master it will often take several attempts to get to the next stage if your having difficulties try projecting an image inside the crystal ball visualise your question. As you focus on the crystal ball a mist or smoke will begin to fill the crystal ball allow the smoke to build don’t lose your focus or it will dissipate. Once the ball is filled images will begin to appear these images may not be what you expected or come in the correct order don’t try to find meanings or

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| April 26, 2012
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Ways of connecting with the Tarot

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As you learn tarot by whatever means book, from a teacher or off the Internet you will find that you can either work with Tarot or not if you can then stop find another tool for divination that you are better suited to such as runes or crystal balls never force it. If you can work with tarot you are going to want to connect with them one a spiritual as well as personal level. Never read for yourself you will only ever see what you want to see and never use them as a magic eight ball to help you decide what to do. But do use them to help you become a better person and connect fully with the cards there are some excellent techniques to this in the Hallow quest the book that goes with Arthurian Tarot It is important when connecting with tarot that you show respect and treat your cards well, Insure that when you pick your tarot pack that you choose a pack with imagery and symbology that you can connect to personally. If you�re a bit of a traditionalist then the Waite-Smith or Rider Waite Tarot, If you enjoy and have a big interest in the Arthurian legends then Arthurian Tarot By John & Caitlin Matthews or if you�re a gay man then the Gay Tarot, it does not matter what pack and there are hundreds to choose from just as long as it feels right to you. Always keep your cards safe and protected, show them respect

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| April 26, 2012
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Divination using dice

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The years of dive for all manner of games of chance, dates back from time immemorial. In ancient Egypt, Classic grace in conscious of the far east, cubes of wood and metal ivory or glass with their five numbered from 1 to 6 were popular not only for gaming but also as a means of consultation. Through their media it was found that future events could be predicted and the turn off fate made manifest. Preparation in the traditional style is of the simplest. A circle is drawn in white chalk on the board or table on which the throws are made. Any dice, which for all roll out of bed circle are not considered unless they fall on the floor. When it is a presage of violent quarrels. Three guys must be used and shaken in the box with the left hand will stop the following are the interpretations of the thumb of the numbers, which for uppermost:- Three – good luck awaits you; your wish will be fulfilled, or an unexpected and pleasing event will take place. Four – a disappointment is near at hand. Five – someone as yet unknown to you will bring you much happiness. Six -a portion of your worldly goods will be lost, but a gain in spiritual matters is indicated. Seven – the vicious tongues of scandal is wagging; they know that lead to it, the accusations are unfounded. Eight – you are pursuing a course which is both unwise and unjust; be prepared for a reprimand

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| April 26, 2012
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Introduction to Shamanism

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One of the most diverse forms of practice shamanism conjures images of witch doctors, voodoo priest and barbaric rites. More clearly defined as a tradition than a pagan path shamanism has a very long history and is the heart of all pagan magicks. Shamanism is a ancient and natural form of magick untouched to some extent from modern day magick and neo pagan influences. The heart of a shaman is personal experience learning to battle demons personal and spiritual to gain knowledge both personal and spiritual as well as learning magick skills that are taught through communion with higher spirits and deities. Shamanic practices are present in all pagan path that being said a large number of pagans are now choosing to call themselves simple Shaman and to follow a shamanic path. Shamans will often spend a majority of their time seeking visions in solitude mostly in natural surroundings commonly known as vision questing, during which time a shaman will gain spiritual knowledge of plants and herbs through communion with plants, they will even meet guides and totems to aid them in magickal workings. The central belief of shamans is that everything contains a spirit from the smallest grain of sand to the largest mountain, animals, plants even the elements have their own spirits and through training a shaman will be able to communicate with these spirit to gain alliances, gain information or do battle and defeat said spirits. The trained shaman will act as an intermediary between the earth realm and spirit world he

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| April 22, 2012
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Blending your own Incense pt1

Incense Incense

Although now days it easier to buy already mix and blended incense it is still a good idea to mix your own for special ritual. Now there is nothing wrong with premixed Incense it does the job, the only issues you may feel is important is that you don’t know what energy the incense picks up. The only way you can be 100% sure that your incense is blended using the correct energy for it purpose. Below is a list of common Incense Blends, which are perfect for any ritual and are very simple to make. Please note some ingredince can cause an allergic reactions Abramelin Incense 2 Parts Myrrh 1 Part Wood Aloe a few drops Cinnamon Oil Burn to contact spirits during rituals or as a simple consecration incense to sanctify the altar or magickal tools. Air Incense 4 parts benzoin 2 parts gum mastic 1 part lavender 1 pinch wormwood 1 pinch mistletoe Burn to invoke the powers of the element of Air, or to increase intellectual powers; to obtain travel; for communication, study and concentration, or to end drug addiction. Smoulder during divinatory rituals. All Purpose Incense 1 tbsp rosemary 1 tbsp cinnamon Dry peel of one lemon 1 tsp thyme 1 tsp almond extract 1 tsp lemon extract 5 drops of favorite scent (essential oil) ALTAR INCENSE (General incense on altar to purify area and to promote ritual consciousness during rituals.) 3 parts frankincense 2 parts myrrh 1 part cinnamon Aries Incense 2 Parts Frankincense 1 Part Juniper 3 Drops

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| April 19, 2012
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Tarot MacMorgan Spread pt2 Meanings

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Meaning of Major Arcana Cards: The Fool: An androgynous figure is so besotted with the universe he does not notice he is about to step off of a cliff. At his feet, a dog tries to get his attention. The Fool represents blissful ignorance and “stumbling” into drastic change. It is impulse, the id. When it appears as a strength or ideal, it represents the ability to hand over the Self to Faith, Will or another greater power, sort of like those cartoon characters. The fool, having never studied Law is unaffected by the Law of gravity. As a hazard or difficulty, the fool represents an over-dependence on faith and the tendency to focus too intensely on one thing, forgetting about the importance of Life. �The Magician: Within a garden of red and white flowers: (Purity and Sacrifice) the Mage is master of his environment and his Will. His implements of mastery are laid before prescription drugs without prescription him. This card represents Logical strength, a conquest over the mathematic and predictable, although the Mage finds predictability in what others call “Chaos” It is the force within the mirror, fully capable of being released, but at what price? It is force, the Ego. As a strength or ideal, the Mage is a card of control of the Self, an ability to end physical pain in oneself or others, diplomacy and the ability to compromise between work and faith or differing faiths. The Mage is unlimited in the tools he uses. As a hazard or difficulty

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| April 19, 2012
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Rune Stancing In Healing

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Rune stance work has a positive effect on health, especially where the problem is a biopathy i.e. a ‘disease’ of the autonomous life system. Biopathies are afflictions rooted in a lack of vitality. Rune and Galdar – Stancing can ease that, (as can any activity that promotes deep, systematic breathing good posture and improved Feorh flow. By stabilizing the bio –energy (Feorh) you give the body a better chance of healing, and defending against future ills. Most Biopathies are related to character armour, i.e. vitality cease to flow freely when aspects of self are repressed and so ‘stored’ in muscular tension this same lack of energy can occur if we e.g. work or sit in a cramped posture. Stancing can help to gradually dissolve that tension – but cannot solve the cause of it. Often a symptom reflects a deep-rooted need. Listen to you body and learn!

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