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Magick Spells & Rituals
Love spells, lost love spells, potions, charms, hexes, rites, rituals or invocations can be, and are, used for power over our universe. True magic can wield great power, depending on the type of magic employed, and the heart, mind, and intentions of the practitioner. Incantations and magick spells can be cast to affect, influence, and change one’s self or another, an animal, an inanimate object, or a force of nature. So come in, select or create the spell that’s right for you, and enter a world you have previously only imagined. But remember, all texts, spells, rituals, and items on Spelwerx are intended as CURIOS ONLY. Spelwerx cannot nor does it make any claim or guarantee in regards to any supernatural or magical qualities for any product, spell or ritual.
Magic can empower you to make life-altering changes
The universe can be yours through the personal values of the Pagan Path, the acceptance of the Wiccan Creed, and the power of witchcraft, magic, spells and rituals.
If you believe in the power of magic you can make your dreams come true and maybe make the world a better place.
Spells and Rituals should be used with care: Magic is a powerful tool that should be used responsibly. If these items and topics are of no interest to you, or you find them offensive, please journey elsewhere.
Spelwerx contains information on: spells, rituals, the use of magic spells, magic love spells, magick, hexes, witch craft, symbols, witches, warlocks, curses, celtic, magik, revenge, conjurations, love, magical charms, and potions. There is information pertaining to lost love spells, incantations, magick spells, ancient spells, potions, wicca, and revenge spells. In addition, there are references to such magickal practices as tarot readings, occult seances, candle magic, pagan greetings, pagan paths, incantations that are used within the context of spells and magicspells and jinxes. Spelwerx is a resource for finding and following the pagan path, wanga, ouija, paganism, spellcasting, rituals, chaos magic, potions, tarot, symbols, and ancient magick along with traditional magickal practices rites, and rituals. Such things as, candle spells, spells, spellsmagic, blessed candles, magicspells, supernatural conjurations are all referenced and addressed on Spelwerx. The incorporation into the magick of magical alphabets, witch potions, witchcraftmagicspells, witchcraftmagic, sorcerer, sorcery, enchantment, pentagram, pentacle, witchcraftmagicspells, occult rituals, and magical circles are common within the magickal community and important to the practice of magic. We also have texts that speak to spirit incantations, druid symbols, witchcraftmagic, traditional witchcraft spells, charms, ancient conjurations, gaelic, spellcasting, witchcraft practices, black magick spells, occult divinations, secret incantations, black magick love spells, love hexes, and related subjects.
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symbols of good luck
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symbols of good luck
| Acorn: During the Norman Conquest, the English carried dried acorns to protect themselves from the brutalities of the day. Considered to be an emblem of luck, prosperity, youthfulness and power, the Acorn is a good luck symbol indeed! It also represents spiritual growth. Learn about oak tree symbolism here. |
| Caduceus:Used as a good luck symbol in Egypt, India and ancient Greece, this emblem was said to ward off sickness, quarrels, and bring peace to any situation. The wings represent those on on the feet of Mercury who was the messenger of all the Greek gods. The snake symbolism speaks of the balance between good and evil. See more info on the caduceus symbol here. |
| Shamrock and Clover: Specifically, the four-leaf clover is revered in Celtic myth for its emerald green hue and its vigorous growth. Each leaf symbolizes a different lucky characteristic: 1) Fame, 2) Wealth, 3) Love, 4) Health. If you wear a lucky clover, your sweetheart will come to you, if you possess one, no evil can harm you, and if you dream of one you will live happily for the rest of your days. Click here for more Celtic symbol meanings. |
| Hand: A symbol of spiritual power, strength, domination, and protection. The Hand of Fatima (Muhammad’s daughter) is worn as a good luck symbol in Islam – each finger representing an attribute 1) Faith, 2) Prayer, 3) Pilgrimage, 4) Charity, 5) Fasting. In ancient Europe a hand held up was believed to protect against the “evil eye.” Talk to the hand! See also hand symbolism. |
| Horseshoe: Another ancient emblem used to ward off the “evil eye.” Common legend is that the ends must be pointing up (keeping all the good luck in). There are theories that the magic of this symbol is in its shape – that of the horned moon. Then again, most are satisfied that the shoe protects the horse – must work for people too. See also horse symbolism. |
| Keys: Three keys worn together are said to unlock the doors of 1) wealth, 2) health, 3) love. The ancient Greeks used one key as a symbol for knowledge and life. A gold and silver key crossed is a papal emblem of authority and translates to mean the “keys to the kingdom of heaven.” We see this demonstrated in the Hierophant card of the Tarot. |
| Skull: Mostly understood as a symbol of warning, the skull was often used by ancient cultures to ward off any type of evil influence or illness. It’s philosophically viewed as the seat of intelligence, spirit and the spark of human life. Interestingly, the skull is also the remnant of the body that is the least resistant to decay – another sign of its strength as a symbol. Many primitive cultures believed wearing skulls would insure protection and well-being. Celtic skull meaning here. |
| Star: Legend claims this geometric symbol was designed by Pythagoras to represent perfection. It was also known as the Wizard’s Star in the Middle Ages and was worn as an embelm on clothing to represent the mysteries of the Universe. The Lucky Star is such because in ancient times it was believed good fortunes were determined by the Stars. |
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celtic four leaf clover
celtic four leaf clover
The Legend of St. Patrick and Irish
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What medick, the wood sorrels and the true clovers all have in common is a trifoliate leaf structure, i.e., a compound leaf with three leaflets. The number 3, of course, is significant in the Christian religion, because of the doctrine of the Trinity. Irish legend has it that the missionary, Saint Patrick demonstrated the principle behind the Trinity using a shamrock, pointing to its three leaflets united by a common stalk. But there is no way of determining with certainty the exact plant referred to in the legend. This much we can say about Irish shamrocks, however. By definition, for a clover to represent the Trinity, it would have to bear 3 (and only 3) leaves. So for all the good luck they allegedly bring, 4-leaf clovers technically can’t be considered shamrocks (not in the sense that St. Patrick made the latter famous, at least).
But the foregoing does explain the ease with which multiple “shamrock” representatives are accepted. A candidate’s trifoliate leaf structure can override its family history, including geographical anomalies. For instance, some of the wood sorrels widely used in the U.S. as Irish shamrocks are of South American or Central American heritage, which hardly conjures up images of the grassy slopes of the Irish countryside!
Page 2 will look at the belief in 4-leaf clovers as lucky charms….
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four leaf clover ring
Very cute and trendy 4 leaf Clover ring, It is made of green mirror acrylic 1/8 inch thick, both the leaf and the band are 1/8 inch acrylic. The 4 leaf clover is about 1 inch across. This ring is fun, and truly lucky.
Acrylic is light weight and very sturdy. I now offer all my rings in many colors: green mirror, pink mirror, clear mirror, yellow mirror, shards, black, white, clear, blue, orange, yellow, brown, bronze and red.
If you want a different color than what is listed please let me know in message to seller during checkout. If I don’t here from you I will send you the color listed in the description.
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irish four leaf clover
We have seen on Page 1 that the three leaves of the “shamrock” represent the three persons of the Trinity. But what of the notion that four leaf clovers are lucky charms? Since the operative number here is four, the history behind four leaf clovers as lucky charms must be clearly distinct from the Trinitarian tradition behind the shamrock. Indeed, it is widely believed (although I can’t cite the ancient sources to back it up) that the significance invested in four leaf clovers pre-dates Christianity, going back to the pagan period, when four leaf clovers were Celtic charms.
Celtic dominance once extended across Ireland and much of Western Europe. It was the Druids (Celtic priests) who elevated four leaf clovers to the status of Celtic charms, allegedly potent against malevolent spirits. Their status as Celtic charms is the origin of the modern belief in their power to bestow good luck.
The leaves of four leaf clovers are sometimes said to stand for faith, hope, love, and luck. But another interpretation is widely known via the following verse:
I’m looking over a four-leaf clover
That I overlooked before.
One leaf is sunshine, the second is rain,
Third is the roses that grow in the lane.
No need explaining the one remaining
Is somebody I adore.
I’m looking over a four-leaf clover
That I overlooked before.
The first literary reference to draw on the tradition of four leaf clovers as Celtic charms seems to have been made in 1620. In that year, according to the University of Illinois, Sir John Melton wrote, “If a man walking in the fields find any four-leaved grass, he shall in a small while after find some good thing.” It is estimated that, on average, there are 10,000 three leaf clovers for every instance of a true four leaf clover.
Oxalis Deppei as a “Four Leaf Clover” Substitute?
Nowadays one can take the easy route to finding “four leaf clovers.” Oxalis deppei is widely sold as the “good luck plant,” because it bears a leaf that always has four leaflets. However, as already noted, plants from the Oxalis genus are not true clovers, only clover look-alikes. Besides, when that fourth leaflet is automatic, how could it possibly hold its own with a true Celtic charm? Oxalis deppei strikes me as being suitable for gags only; there’s not an ounce of romance in this phenomenon….
Considering the St. Patrick’s Day traditions surrounding shamrocks and four leaf clovers, it is surprising that the clover is often looked upon as a weed, the killing of which we deem central to the care of our lawns. But it was not always so. Indeed, the University of Minnesota Extension Service points out that, until relatively recently, it was standard practice to include clover seed in lawn seed mixes:
“Until the 1950s, clover was included in lawn seed mixes as it was regarded as a prestigious lawn plant. It may be considered an attractive, low-maintenance ground cover that is soft to walk on, mows well and will fill in thin spots in a yard.”
Landscaping enthusiasts believe in making their own luck through solid decision-making, rather than relying on Celtic charms and the proverbial “luck of the Irish.” The information on Page 3 may not send you scurrying to find any four leaf clovers. But it may make you re-think your attitude toward your lawn….
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four leaf clover art
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lucky charms com
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Luck Spell
Light the candle representing yourself and say:
“This is me (name or magickal name), everything that I am.”
Light the black candle and say:
“This is my bad luck. Leave me now, you’re not welcome here anymore. I shed no tears over the parting.”
Light the gray one and say:
“This one neutralizes any remnants of bad luck. They dissolve into nothingness now.”
Light the orange one and say:
“This one represents the changes for good which are coming into my life. I welcome them with open arms.”
Light the magenta candle and say:
“This is the astral energy that I need to speed up the change.”
Now sit for several minutes chanting
“I welcome change. I welcome the incoming good into my life.”
The candles must be allow to burn completely…
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good luck spell
1. Locate the exact center of the room you sleep in the most. This is not necessarily your bed room. It could be your living room, bathroom, or office. Make sure you measure it out or you might get lopsided luck. Place a coin there so you don’t forget where it is.
2. Determine your mantra. It must be somewhat specific and reasonable. I will have good luck is too general. I will find a hundred dollars under the stone in my back yard is too specific.
3. 5 times a day, repeat your mantra 5 times. Some people find writing the mantra instead of chanting it helps. Typing is also acceptable, but you can’t just cut and paste it.
4. Every time you go to sleep in the room mentioned in 1, place another coin in the center point. It has to have been a coin that was given to you within the last day or two.
5. Repeat these steps as often as necessary. If your luck doesn’t change, consider re-measuring the room or revising your mantra. It takes time to get this right, so be patient.
Notes and clarifications
Part of the purpose of the coins is reflective. You have to actually think, “Where did I get this coin?”. At the same time, you can’t help but consider why you were there in the first place. If you are worried about your health, the coin reminds you about that chili dog you ate for lunch.
Another reason for the coins is that it reminds you each morning and each evening what your goals are. You can’t properly evaluate your life unless you keep in mind what you want to accomplish. Some people have great lives but don’t realize it.
For example, I used to worry about how I was always short on cash. Then I realized that a fun job, not money, was my goal all along. Once I remembered that childhood goal I no longer worried that I “wasn’t rich enough” and started enjoying myself.
The positioning of the coins is somewhat arbitrary. Unless the room is square, there are many ways to find the center of the room. By the same token, there are many ways to have good luck.
The mantra is a widely accepted way of improving one’s luck in a specific way.
And of course patience is required. Discordians define Meditation as “sitting around waiting for your luck to change”. As that can take days or weeks, I don’t recommend it.
BTW, I forgot to mention that it doesn’t actually have to be coins. Any token or trinket you acquire will do. Paper money is bad because your likely to spend it, but any other offering to the spirits may be beneficial. Coins are nice because they are small and shiny, but even a pretty stone or the metal foot off a chair may work, especially if you are child.
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good luck jewelry
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