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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 2024. 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 

The Whistling Tea Kettle 

 

If you have a question that can be answered with a Yes or No, just fill up your tea kettle and bring it to a boil.

 

You Will Need

 

A tea kettle filled with water 

 

Get the kettle on the stove and turn on the heat. Ask your question out loud, then recite the following incantation:

 

It doesn’t take a lot of toil

To heat the water to a boil

When the whistle starts to blow

I’ll get my answer, yes or no

 

So Mote It Be

 

Once the water comes to a boil, if you hear a clear, steady whistle, that means YES and if you hear it sputtering, your answer is NO.

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