SPELL OF THE WEEK

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There are lots of practical uses for magick spells in our everyday lives and they don't require ritualistic pomp and circumstance, apothecary drawers full of eye of newt and hummingbird's tongue, or even a magic wand. You don't have to be a card carrying, broom riding, cauldron stirring witch either. A little practical knowledge, common sense and good intentions is all it takes to cast a successful spell.

Each week I'll be posting a spell from my Spell Books., Workplace Spells, Animal Spells And Magick, and some new spells I create. They are simple yet effective spells that are easy to do with just a few practical ingredients or tools that you probably already have around the house, or easy to find.

I learned early on that magick affects the world around you, so be very careful what you ask for. None of my spells are crafted to do harm to anyone, but they do get the job done. Intent is the key to make a spell work. Visualize what you want, and cast the spell knowing that it is going to work. Any doubt in your mind and it won't work, so "Wish honestly, then conjure boldly."

The Spell of the Week is

End The Bad Luck

If you’re having one of those weeks, months or years when Murphy’s Law kicks in and whatever can go wrong will go wrong, try this easy yet effective spell to help get rid of the bad luck.

You Will Need:

Small piece of paper and pen

Heatproof bowl

A green candle

Light the candle and think about all the bad luck you are experiencing and need to get rid of. Write it out on a piece of paper then recite the following incantation:

Enough, enough, I’ve had enough

Bad luck is making my life too tough

With this paper I now burn

Bad luck will go and not return

So Mote It Be

Light the paper in the heatproof bowl, and let it burn to ash. As it burns, watch the bad luck go up in smoke. When the ashes cool, put them into a small food storage bag, seal the bag and throw it into the garbage where it belongs.