Author and Talk Show Host
Marla Brooks
Spell of the Week
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There are lots of practical uses for magick spells in our lives, and they don't requite ritualistic pomp and circumstance, apothacary drawers full of eye of newt 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'm creating for my upcoming grimoire that will be released in the Fall of 2025. 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.
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How To Create And Cast Your Own Spells
First, and most important is your intention. You must know that you have the power within you.
Use meditation to clear your mind of all outside interferences before you cast the spell. Remember that negativity within you can change magical output in unexpected and unpleasant ways.
The next step is to focus on your goal, then collect items that immediately remind you of your goal. You can enhance the spell's effect with an appropriate scent and an appropriate gemstone, amulet, herbs, or corresponding candle color. For example, a candle spell for money would require a green candle, a copper coin, a green aventurine or tourmaline gemstone, and allspice or cinnamon incense. The number of accessories you use is up to you.
After you've gathered your accessories prepare sacred space. Envision yourself surrounded by a sphere of bright white light.
The next step is the incantation. It should state your intent and purpose of the spell. As you know, I almost always use rhyme in my spells because they are somewhat musical, and the musical quality adds another layer of energy. It works well for me, but you can just speak your intention out loud. Whether rhyme or not, to seal the deal you must say So Mote It Be.
So Mote It Be, like Amen, is a customary term to end a spell or ritual. Utilizing the phrase implies both a hope and a wish for the realization of a manifestation. Then sit quietly still for a couple of minutes and In your mind’s eye, see that your goal has coming to fruition.
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